The Portland daily press., 1884-11-12

DAN EhARClSCO, NOV. IL
Corrected returns from the First Congress-
ional district give Henley, dem., SO majority
The Republicans concede his majority but will
insist upon q recount, Henley will be the sole
representative in Congress OF the Democracy
Of the entire Pacific coast.
Connetticat's Omcial Returns
HARTFORD, Nov. 11.-Ofical returns at the
Secretary of States Office show that the Re.
publican candidates for secretary, treasurer
and comptroller, voted for week ago have
pluralities over the Democratic candle ates of
about 125 each. Waller, dem, the candidate
Tor Governor was the only one on the ticket
getting plurality. The legislature will have
the choosing of the entire State ticket which
will be Republican, as there are no majorties
Democrats Short of Funds-A Touching
Appeal.
New YORK, Nov 1.-THE Democratic Ma
tional Committee today issued call to those
Interested in the election of Cleveland and
Hendricks, for money with which to defray ex-
traordlnary and unexpected expenses occa-
eioned by the threatened dispute of the electo
raj vote of New York.
Gen. Butler TO Take a Hand.
Boston, Nov. 1i.-Intormation has reach ed
here from New York, that,as frauds ara chang
ed 10 the count of Buffers vote in that State
in the interest OF Cleveland, General Butler
investis alton.
Democrats Weakening.
The Boston Transcript, Cleveland paper,
has significant Washington dispatch, which
says tn at the feeling among prominent Demo-
Gratis as well as Republicans in that city ia that
the result in New York is in great doubt and
that it was a mistake for Democrats to claim
the State before the canvass. Quite number
OF leading conservative Democrats here, while
they feel confident in their own minds of
Cleveand's election, still deprecats what they
consider the hasty proclamation of the Demo-
Fuf a tnr mil Oln -
ofhcisl fact in the face of possible doubt of
the canv assipg board confirming it. AS re-
suit of this feeling, the Intended salute of one
hundred guns has been postponed, as well as
all other demonstrations, until the result of
New York is officially announced by the PROP
or authorities,
What Chairman Zones Says.
NEW YORK, Nov. 11.-Chairman Jones, of
the Republican National Committee, in con-
versation said: "We have placed all the evil
dences OF fraud and irregularty which were
brought to our notice la the hands of unset,
who have assumed the full charge. They
have advised me to say nothing for puhlica-
tion as to the class of proofs which will be
brought forward, and can only tell you that
we will be able to bring home to the Demo
cratic managers and manipulators in several
counties of the State, evidence of fraud that
will result in placing Mr.. Blaine in his legit-
mate place as Presideni-elect.
The Cleveland plurality is said to be larger
in at least one place In the State than the en-
tire registry. In Rensselaer, the difference be-
tween the returns and tina vote cast is to be
made plain to tho extent which will surprise
no one familiar with Troy elections.
HOwa's Congressmen,
BURLINGTON, Nov. 1.-THE official canvass
OF the FIRST Congressional district gives Hail.
dem., majority of 70 over Woolson.
The Vote of Kansas.
TOPEKA, Nov, 11.-Oficial returns from 81
out OF 50 counties give Blaine 121 400; Cleve-
land 7o,9O6; Butler II 1858; St. John 1854
Blaine's plurality 50,494. Martin, rep., for
Governor has in these counties plurality of
2o 085. The remainder of the State ticket has
a plurality of 6,192. 1t is estimated that the
full returns will give Blaine about 10000.
OnieiaI Vote of Pennsylvania.
PHILADELPHIA, Nov. IL Official returns
from all counties 10 the State except Sullivan
which is estimated at $50 plurality for Clevs-
land, give Blaine plurality of So653. The
Republicans will have majority of IL in the