Connecticut western news., 1884-12-03
THE LATE ELECTIONS.
The OmciaI Vote ss Given by the Canvass
 

follows:-Cleveland, PA. s94; Blaine, 23s, Al; Butler, S,794 St. John, 3,007. For Governor Gray (Dem. ), 245, 40; Calkins (Rep.). 237, 74s; Leonard (Greenback), S,33S; Dwiggins Pro.). S.S66.
 MASSACHUSETTS,. The official announcement of the vote for Presidential electors in Massa- chusetts is made. The eutlre vote was sos, ,3S3. For Blaine 146, 724 Cleveland, 122, ,552; Butler, 2l, ,3S2; St. John, 9,923 Blaine's plurality, 24372 The Gubernatorial figures are as fol- Iows-Robinson (Rep.l. 159,345; Endicott (Dem.) III, ,S29; McCaferty (people 8, 24,36S; Seeve (pro.) S,5I2; all others, 34.
 NEW JERsEY.-1he State Board of Canvass CTS, after making number of corrections of clerical errors in the returns of the county Boards, announced the following as the official corrected vote for President: Cleveland, 127, 1855 Blaine 123.4 St. John, 6,155; Butler, 3, 494. Cleveand's plurality is 1858. Cleve- lands plurality in Hudson county, 5,S22. Fol lowing are the Congress pluralities. Hires R., 1,742; Buchanan, R., 2,291; Green, D., 1,84S; Pidcock, D., 2,253; Phelps, R., 2,24l; Lehl- bach, R., 344; McAdoo. D.. 531. NEBRAsKA-The vote cast for Presidential | electors was canvsssed, giving the following footings: Blaine, 76,S77; Cleveland, 54,354; St. John. 2S5S.
 KESrucKY.-The official vote of Kentucky is: Cleveland. 152, ,75S; Blaine. ,674; Butler, | 1855; St. John, S,l06. Cleveland's majority, %. 322.
 ILL1No1s-The official returns of the vote oi Illinois give Blaine $40. .494; Cleveland 312, 314 Blsines plurality, 2S, ,lSO. For Governor, | Oslesby (Rep.), has 334, ls1; Harrison Oem.) | 32O,644. Oglesby's plurality, 13,537. | CAIIFoRNIA-The total vote of California is | 193, ,73S. of which Blaine receives 1OO,s16, Cleveland SS, BOT, St. John 2.640, Butler 1875. | Blaines plurality is F, 5O9.
 | PENNsYIyANIA.-On the Republican Flee | toral tlcset Edwin S. Stuart received the | highest Electoral yote-414. 26S A misprint .N-.R- MAY mases B. F Junkin tine lowest ca that ticket, ! with Al GOA votes. Had it not been for the { error Calvin Wells. with Al 1850 votes, would | have be, n at the foot of the list. A similar | error in tine same county makes Albert t.. | Brodhea al tine lowest on the Democratic Elec- | toral tlcke:. with 800, 4S4. J. r. Leyan was the | highest on the Democratic ticket, receiving | 393. .51O 'ss5alght" ticket and 237 peoples" votes. On tine Prohibition ticket G. W. F. Graf, | with 15, ,306, IS the highest, while G. G. Con-
 way is the lowest, with ll,S42 votes, On | the People's ticket Thomas A. Armstrong | is the highest with 16, 993 votes, and James D. | PyaSt ;S the lowest, with 7.1S4 votes Belya | Lockwood received three votes in the State
 two in Allegheny county and one in Indiana | county.
 | DAKoTA-Oficial returns from twenty-nine out of thirty counties in North Dakota and | from thirty-iive out of fortv-seven in South l Dakota give the following result: The total | vote in North Dakota is 32.S17, .jF which Judge Clifford has 2s,s0i and Wiiscd 3,5l6. South | Dakota, with twelve counties 10 hear from, | gives Clifford 50. 743 and Wilson 10, 0,430. The | total vote IS 73,490; Giffords majority 45, 59S. | The remaining thirteen counties Will swell the total vote to about 84, GOO and G:ffords mai ior- l itv to 55.G0I. The total vote in 1882 was | 47,1S5 indicating population of 236, ,000. The | vote this year indicates 245,C0 in South and l l75COO ill North Dakota, CT 420,000 in the
 whole Terrisory-an increase of nearly 184 ,000
 in two years.
 IowA.-The State Board of Canvassers have
 completed their work as far as Electors on the
 Republican and Fusion tickets are concerned
 with the following result Nanvalkenburg
 (Rep.), 197 ,0S9; Fitch (Fusion), 177,2S6; Re
 publican plurality, 19,603. These figures are
 for Electors at Large, the remainder of the
 ticket running about the same. The St. John
 vote in the State will not vary much from
 2,00O.
 | LOUISIANA Official returns of the election
 show that the loves Cleveland Hector re
 ceived 16 103 votes over the highest Blaine
 Hector. The vote stands: Cleveland. 2,45O
 Blaine, 46,S47;St. John, S36; Butler, no.
 vIRGINIA.-The State Canvassing BoarC
 have completed their work, and the resul
 shows Cleyelands vote to be 145, 497 Blaine B
 139. 1856; St Johns, 143. Clevelands plurality
 6.141.
 WEST VIRGINIA.-The vote for the Electors
 at Large, without Hardy county, is as follows | Cleveland electors-John J. Davis, 66, POI; D.
 B. Lucas 66.193, Blaine eectors-John J.
 Cooper, 62, 1928; John Drew, 62,924. Taking
 the highest Electors the Democratic majority | in the State is 3 155, to which add 832 for
 Hardy, and the majority West Virginia gives
 Cleveland is 4, 119 Butler received S21 votes 1 and St. John 809 votes.
 SOUTH CARoLINA.-1he Board of State Can | vassers have finisIed the canvass:ng of the vot | O: South Carolina for Presidential electors
 The following is the result The highest Dem | oc=atic elector received 69.S S90 votes; highes | Republican elector, 21, Plurality fo | Cleveland. 4S, lOi. The lowest Dcmocrati
 elector received 69.S90 votes: lowest Republi
 can elector, 2l,55i. Plurality 4s.2i3.