St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1884-11-12
The Count in Progress.

saws the official count Of ballots in every
county of the state is now in progress. The
The work will be very thorough, as neither
party yields an inch. Every figure will be
closely scrutinized in the cou mites of the
state. week is usually consumed in the
work. In this city and Kings county less time
| is required. -Four years ago the official can
vass of the state was not completed until
November 20, over a week distant. Prom
! inent lawyers on both sides will watch the
count.
! NEW YORK. Nov. 1.-THE Kings county
| board of canvassers met to-day. A number
of citizens were present. as we're also coun-
sci representing the Republican and Demo
cratic national and state committees. John
PaMcKans was elected chairman and the
usual committees appointed, after which the
board went TO work on the canvass. The
Queens county board OF canvassers also or
ganized to-day, and will probably complete
the electoral vote this afternoon. The board
of canvassers Of Suffolk county also got TO
work to-day ON the vote within their jurisdic-
ton. Lawyers are present representing both
the Republican and Democratic parties in
| Queens and Suffolk counties to see a fair
canvass.
New YORK. Nov. II The Republican ma
tional committee have moved TO the Victoria
hotel, and Chairman Jones, Senator Hobart
and Messrs. Elkns, Chafiie and Converse
are to-day awaiting the reports of the official
count in the state Hon. Emery A. Storrs,
in an interview this afternoon, said it is the
duty of Blaine to insist on . fair count, for
he has not been running for fun, but as
representative for some millions of people.
The Democratic national committee to-day
| oon 10 int tod in, a
and Hendricks for money with which 70 de-
fray the extraordinary and unexpected ex-
penses occasioned by the threatened dispute
of the electoral vote OF the state of New
York
NEW YORK, Nov. 11.-Several counties
have reported their official canvass up TO 2
| p. m, but in none of them have any notable
changes taken place. One county found
irregularities that compelled an adjournment
until tomorrow. These irregularities were,
however, purely technical. The machinery
in New York and Kings counties viii move
slowly and no statement of final results will
be made for some days.
New YORK, Nov. 11.-To-day at noon the
board of aldermen were sworn in as a board
of county canvassers. Chas. L. Wait, Re
publican, was elected chairman Of the board.
The room was filed with lawyers interested
in the count, and spectators. Among the
lawyers present representing the Republican
national and state committee were VIM. Nj.
Evarts, Col. Geo. Bliss, Robert SeweI and
Clarence A. Seward. resolution was
offered that none but those having business
with the board should be allowed TO remain
in the room during its session. This was
laid on the table. The requisite committees
were appointed on protests, supervising of
: returns, etc. VIM. p. Kirk (Tammany) read
protest against any votes being counted
, that were cast for VIM. r. Grace for mayor,
on the ground that it has been publicly and
semi-offcially asserted and believed by many
people that Grace was not a naturalizcd
citizen. This matter was referred TO the
committee on protests. The board then ad-
I journed till tomorrow.
New YORK, Nov. 11.-The following is the
official vote by counties as far as reported:
: SENECA COUNTY.
Blaine 5000, Cleveland 3,6s7, Butler SO,
St. John 119.
. WARREN COUNTY.
2 Blaine 3,577, Cleveland 2,793, Butler 179,
: st. John 1913.
. CLINTON COUNTY.
9 Blaine 5,97S, Cleveland 5,151, Butler 19
2 St. John 35.
. RENSSELAER, COUNTY.
8 Blaine 1879, Cleveland 13,4l4, Butler
8 CSC, st. John 416.
4 SARATOGA COUNTY.
. Blaine s, 100, Cleveland 5,S46.
4 SCHOLAR COUNTY.
Blaine 3,472, Cleveland $3.50, Butler 81
z st. John 49,
. GATES COUNTY.
Q Blaine 8, 191, Cleveland 1,9ls, Butler 1sO
8 st. John 200.
ORLEANS COUNTY.
9 Blaine electors 1897, Cleveland 2,9OS
y Butler 6s, st. John 669.
g NIAGARA COUNTY.
'2 Blaine 5,s57, Cleveland 6, 1913. Owing {
clerical errors in the returns the board ad
y. journed until tomorrow.
!. oTsEGo COUNTY.
% The board Of canvassers of Otsego count
n assembled to-day but finding errors in tn
80 returns adjourned until tomorrow after
" noon.
PUTNAM COUNTY.
Blaine 2.1OS, Cleveland 1,526, Butler 4
Is St. John SO.
TIoGA COUNTY.
). Blaine 4, 367, Cleveland 1879, Butler 204
y st. John 401.
"a oswEGo COUNTY.
= Blaine 9,976, Cleveland Z, 434, Butler 265
"a 81. John ooU.
;. CATTARAUQUs COUNTY.
81 Blaine 2, 7,463, Cleveland 6,065, Butler S72
= st. John $50.
"a wEsTcHEsTER COUNTY.
Is Blaine II, 2S6. Cleveland 1884, Butle
50 225, ST. John 437. Returns of all towns ex
81 cept Ossiuuing and Newcastle were can
70 vassed. These will not change the result.
RocKLAND COUNTY.
sa Blaine 1888, Cleveland 3,697, Butler q
20 st. John 1913.
= LEWIS COUNTY.
% Blaine 1854, Cleveland 3,77S, Butler Il
on st. John ia.
WAYNE COUNTY.
Blaine 6.s43, Cleveland 4,73O, Butler 46S
st. John 433.
rs HERK1MER COUNTY.
al Blaine 6,13s, Cleveland 5,32s, Butler s.
of st. John 327.
ONoNDoGA COUNTY
's Blaine, 16, 1892; Cleveland, Is, 1866; Butle
eo 998; st. John, COL.
e ALLEGHENY COUNTY.
IS. Blaine, 6,66s; Cleveland, $3.50; Butle
tn 734i St. John, 1,lso.