Wichita eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1883-1888, 1884-11-21

All the counties IN tins state have sent IL
their official reports excepting New orS,
Erie and Monroe. If there Is no change in
the pluralijes in these three counties fro!G
what it wasfeported by their county tterh-
lust before the canvass Of their returns be-
gan, Clevelands plurality in the state VII b..
1,26S. The fifty-seven counties which have
reported show gains for Cleveland OF y.
and losses for Cleveland of 10; gains for
Blaine of IL, and losses for Blaine Of II.
/ The canvass in New York county for the
six districts already reported is as follows:
CIeveland's gains II. Cleveland's losses IL;
Blaines gains 49, Blaine's losses 81. Net
gain for Blaine 1866 This does not include
the differences already noticed in the COM
pleted canvass of the First and Seventh as
senbly districts, nor are the changes in New
York county included in these..statements of
the vote which put Cleveland's plurality at
1,26s. The Fourth precinct of the First
election district in this city, which was sent
back to the inspectors yesterday for correc-
ton in its form, was counted on election
night as having given "a for Blaine, 1913 for
Cleveland, and one for Butler. The Sixth,
Nineteenth and Twenty-sixth precincts Of
the Seventh assembly district, which were
similarly returned for correction, gave ac-
cording to the first figures reported: Blaine
4O8, Cleveland 375, Butler 6. If these
figures are not changed the First district
will show gain of for Blaine over the
figures of November 5th, and loss for
Cleveland of 40. The Seventh district will
show gain for Blaine of 215, and gain
for Cleveland of "a. 1t is claimed by the
Democrats that the first count in these two
districts was incorrect, and that the final
canvass will show little or no gain for either
side.
The official vote of Kings county an
nounced this evening, gives Cleveland 3d.
2SS, Blaine 53,5l2, Butler 2,242, and St.
John I,l26.
The Suffolk County official canvass shows
Cleveland has a plurality Of 553 votes.
This agrees with the Times table of plural
tiles published this morning. The Sun
stopped the publication of counties Thurs
DAY morning. Its plurality for Cleveland
then given was 59S.
The official canvass of the Ninth assembly
district of this county with the Thirty
first election district missing, gives
Blaine. 4.44O votes; Cleveland. 5,1I1, Butler
122, St. John, pa The vote published No
vember 4, gave Blaine, 4,437; Cleveland, s.
202; Butler, 119; st. John, l24.
The Tenth assembly district complete
gives Blaine, ALI: Cleveland, 5,591; Butler
| l2i, st. John, II. A change of three in fav-
or of Cleveland from the first press report.
/ The Eleventh district complete gives
Blaine, 1867; Cleveland, 3,342; Butler, 81
st. John, Sc; No change.
The Twelfth district complete give Blaine
3.0l3; Cleveland. 5,172; Butler, II; st. John
1 Il. A change of one in favor of Cleveland
| The Thirteenth, Sixteenth, and Twentieth
election districts were referred to the com
mittee on technicalities. The Fourteenth
district complete give Blaine, $3.50; Cleve-
/ land. 1897; Butler "a; st. John, 20. A loss
I for Blaine of five and gain for Cleveland Of
/ ten, compared with the early press report.
! Senator A. Z. German, chairman of the
/ Democratic national executive committee
/ states that VIM. Ii. Vanderbilt has not mad.
any contribution to the national Democra at
ic campaign fund. My reason for wishing
/ 20 deny the statement that Vanderbilt con-
| tributed $4,000 or any other sum, saws
| Mr.. German, is that the story is put out
with the malicious intent cf creating the
/ false impression that Cleveland received aid
/ from that class Of contributors and set of in
| iuences whose aid, when given at all, was
wholly aud unstintedly devoted TO the serv-
/ ice of Blaine. While in the campaign
! Cleveland and Hendricks was dependent on
the popular support, given tor the most
! part in small sums. Some wealthy Demo
| Gratis did their fair share, as did also some
Independent Republicans of large means
but there was no aid from any great institu-
tons likely TO receive from the national
! government new favors in the future or con
| tinuanee of valuable privileges already en-
/ ioyed by them. Any part in the campaign
taken by such bodies was entirely on the
/ side of Blaine and Logan.
/ The missing election district of the Nintl
assembly district is the thirty-frst. This wa:
before reported is giving Blaine l42, Cieve-
land 1853, Butler 8.
The World say it has not touched It's fig
ures on the electoral vote since last night
nor has there been any change. The Time:
gives Cleveland 1857 plurality, a gain o
one over yesterday. The gain is in King
county.
! The Sun has not completed it count. Il
will not vary more than three or four from
their figures Of yesterday, of l,284 plurality
| for Cleveland.
! The Tribune table gives Blaine 5I,l34
/ plurality in the counties of the state outside
/ Of New York and Kings. In these counties
/ il saws the Democrats claimed 5S,951 plural
| ity for Cleveland The loss thus far OF tn,
canvass ia the above two counties are sale
to reduce Cleveland's plurality to 5s,5oS
still giving Cleveland plurality i'll the stat
/ of S54