Connecticut western news., 1884-11-26
THE LATE ELECTIONS.
The Omcial Vote as Given by the Canvass
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NORTH CARoI1NA.-The official vote Of North Carolina for Presidential electors is as fol- lows: Cleveland, 142, 905 Blaine, 125, ,068; St. John, AS. Democratic plurality, 17,837: The vote for State officers will be canvassed by the Legislature in January. The unothclal re- turns give Scales, 1A3, 900; York, l22, ASA. Scales's majority, 2O,066.
 GEoReIA.-Returns to the Secretary of State show the voie of Georgia to be as follows: Cleveland, 94, ,567; Blaine, AZ, 964; Butler, 125; St. John, 194.
 Canvassers completed it's labors and adjourned. Taking the vote on the head of the electoral ticket, the official plurality is as follows:
 Ottendorfer. ......'. ...''''.'''.'' ooS,U5o
 Blakeman.. ......................66 .662,O0l
 Plurality for Cleveland ........ 1,O47
 The difference between the lowest Cleveland elector and the highest Blaine elector is as follows:
 ottendorfer lowest Cleveland). .. 563, ,O4s
 Carson (highest Blaine). ........... ,005
 Plurality for Cleveland. ......... 1,n4S
 Taking the vote cast for the highest elector on each ticket, the figures are as follows:
 Priest (Cleveland). 56S, 154
 Carson (Blane) ............... .ooS,OUo
 Plurality for Cleveland. ........ 1,149
 The difference between the lowest electors on the respective tickets is thus shown:
 OttendorFer (Clevelan0. ...........5 .563,048
 Harris (Blaine) )....................56 .561 ,9T
 Plurality for Cleveland. ......... 1,077
 The grand total of ballots cast in the State for Cleveland and Blaine electors, supposing each person to have voted for thirty-si was 4n515 Q1S, Tof which the Democratic electors received 20 273, 06S, and the Republican electors 20, ,231, ,950, the difference being Al, l1S. Divid ing thls by thirty-six, the number of electors, gives the average Democratic plurality in this State 1,142.
 ILLINOIS Cook County Board of Can vassers discovered that the figures for State Senator in the Second Precinct of the Eighth ward had been reversed, those belonging to Brand Dem.) having been credited to Leman (Rep.), and uice Cersd. This gives Brand a majority of 10 and gives the Democrats the Legislature on joint ballot. The Legislature is to choose United States Senator to succeed Gen. John A. Logan.
 ALABAMA.-The official count for President in this State gives Cleveland 92 979; Blaine, 69, A; Butler, 782; St. John, 81O Cleveland's plurality, 33, 529. and majority, S1,1
 M1ssoURI.-Returns from all the counties of the State show the vote in the recent election to be as follows: Cleveland, 2S5, ,972; fusion, POP, ,261; St. John, 1,506. Cleveland's plural ity, 33,711. For Governor--Marmaduke dem- ocrat, 219,015; Ford, fusion, POT, 893; Brooks, prob, 10, 449. Marmaduke's plurality, II, l22; majority, 573. This vote will be declared of- ficial as soon as the Governor returns to the city.
 MICHIGAN. Official figures in this State show the vote on the recent election to be as follows Blaine 6,622; Fusion, 183, 783; St. John, 1s 163. Blaine's plurality, 2,839. The Fusion vote is divided; 80 per cent is Demo- cratic and the rest Greenback. For Governor, Alger (Rep) has a plurality of 2,542. Tho latest figures give the Republicans majority on joint ballot in the Legislature.
 MARYIAND.-The official vote of Maryland, as filed in the office of the Secretary of State, is as follows: Cleveland 96 ~932; Blaine, S5, ,69e; St. John, 2, 2,794; Butler, 531. Oleveland's plur- ality, II, ,239 and majority, 7.906.
 MINNESOTA official vote of Minnesota as returned by the State Canvassing Board iS as follows: Blaine, Ill ,929; Cleveland, 70,144; St. John, 4,691 Butler 9,587. The Republi- can Congressmen were elected by the following maiorities: First District-White, 2,649; Sec ond District Wakefield, 10,164; Third Dis trict-Strait, 1, AIS; Fourth District Gilhllsn, 4, ASA; Fifth District-Nelson, Il, All.
 KANsAs.The official vote of the State fol President, except two counties, the vote o1 which is estimated, is as follows: Blaine 153, ,396; Cleveland, 90,030; Butler, 17,044; St John, 4,27S. Blaine's plurality, 6S, ,360. Martin Republican, for Governor, has plurality ol 38, 559. The Congressmen are all Republican
 MISSISSIPPI. official vote of Mississippi for Presidential electors has been received ant canvassed and delivered by the Secretary ol State, from which it appears that Cleveland re ceived 76,510 votes and Blaine 4S,509. Cleve lands majority is 33,001.
 OH1o-The official canvass of Ohio shows Total vote, 7s5,179. Blaine, 4O0,082; Cleve land, 36S, ,2S0; Butler, 5,170; St. John, Il, ,269 Blaine's plurality, Sl ,802.
 Tur TorAT RrsirI T-Tha New York RoroL figures the result in all the States as follows Democratic majorities, 446, ,797 Republican majorities, 352, ,859. This would leave Cleve lands plurality on the popular vote 93,93S Some of the above returns are official but mos of them are estimated.