Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1884-11-14

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ALLEGHENY COUNTY
Blaine 666s. Cleveland a,SS6, Butler 7S6 St John
1,1so.
WASHINGTON COUNTY.
Blaine 1887, Cleveland ,22a, Butler 115, St John
255
ESSEX COUNTY.
Blaine 1851, Cleveland 2,796, Butler 81, st. John
65.
MADISON COUNTY.
Blaine 66os, Cleveland 1864, Butler s6 st. John
1874
sTEURESs COUNTY.
Blaine 10, ,o47, Cleveland 9o6o, Butler 5S7, st.
John 904
MONTGOMERY COUNTY.
Cleveland 5,41s, Blaine 5,5o5, Butler IS, St. John
1874
In Fulton and Hamilton counties Blaines plur-
ality is 1,047, showing no change from former
figures The board of canvassers for Wayne
county sent out commissioners to the several
towns to recsnvene the inspectors to correct the
clerical errors in the returns and there was no
change in the figures already published.
/ ONTARIO COUNTY.
The official vote of Ontario county cannot be
assertafned until tomorrow. The board of can
vassers having adjourned until II O'Clock.
The board of supervisors met to day as board of
| canyassers The motion to canvass the electoral
votes first was lost. point was raised and sus-
tanned by the chairman that the only towns whose
supervisors had original certificates of the re
turns signed by the inspectors of the election
could be legally canvassed Only out of 35
SUPERVISORS had such certificates with them.
Three of these towns were canvassed and found
/ to he all right The board then adjourned until
| tomorrow afternoon.
| COLUMBIA COUNTY.
The supervisors of Columbia county adjourned
until to morrow for corrected returns from the list
| districts of Chatham and Copake
cHATAUQuA COUNTY
Blaine 1850 Cleveland 5S6f, Butler 43l, st.
| John $40.
cAYUAGA COUNTY.
Blaine 9, ,ao6 Cleveland 6,oi1, Butler 421 St John
| 5S1.
LIVINGSTON COUNTY.
Blaine 5,191, Cleveland 4o39, Butler lis, St John
| 375.
SCHENECTADY COUNTY.
Blaine a6e Cleveland 2977, Butler Al, St. John
| 1O6.
The electoral returns from Line election dis
tricts were without tickets attached and Will be
sent back for correction The board meets again
tomorrow.
DUCHESS COUNTY
Canvass of Duchess county but half compet-
ed The returns from several towns were sent
back to have clerical errsrs corrected.
WYOMING COUNTY.
Blaine e. AL Cleveland 31S9, Butler 53, St. John
4S3.
ORANGE COUNTY
Returns from several towns and districts sent
back for correction Of clerical errors. None ma
| terial
ULSTER COUNTY
| Some returns sent back to inspectors, owing te
irregularities which do not effect the presidency
Democrats and republicans represented by coun
| sci.
oTSEGo COUNTY.
| Cleveland 1891, Blaine 6,s71 3utler 81, St. John
432
| NIAGARA COUNTY
Blaine 5,s75, Cleveland 6193.
| QUEENS COUNTY.
| The supervisors sent back the returns of nine
| districts to the inspectors. In each case the in
spectors failed to give the total number of votes
/ cast When the returns from the First district IN
the First ward of Long Island City were present
ed the counsel representing the republican state
| committee questioned their validity, claiming
they were not signed by the properly qualified
| inspectors He said he had been told that
Heaney, chairman of the board of inspectors, left
the polling place. had received no ballots and had
not been present when they were counted
and that another person had taken
/ his place and signed the returns without
/ being duly qualified. Supervisor Mclaughlin
suggested that the objections Of counsel were in
| terfering with the work of the board and moved
that the canvass proceed. This course was
| adopted and no further notice was taken of coua-
| sells objection Counsel also claimed that the
vote of New Town was in excess of the registry,
but upon inspection of the registry books it was
discovered that it was several hundred less. 1t is
| new almost certain that there will be no change
in the figures as already published, showing
Clevelands majority to be 1922. The board re-
convenes at a. IN. tomorrow, and expects to
complete the canvass of the electoral vote before
noon.
| RICHMOND COUNTY.
The chairman of the board of csnvassers in
.ited the charmen of the county republican and
democratic committees to witness the count
which was only interrupted by the offering of
four afidavts Of men who declared they voted
for Butler in Smithfeld, but believed that
their votes were credited to Cleveland. The
davits The official vote declared as follows:
Blaine 3,164, Cleveland 5,135, Butler IS, st, John
| 70.
/ FULTON COUNTY,
Blaine 4,617, Cleveland 1924 Butler IS. st. John
| 227.
/ HAMILTON COUNTY.
Blaine 521, Cleveland 567 Butler g. st. John 81.
/ ToMPKISs COUNTY.
| ITHIcA Nov 1.-THE board of canvassers of
| Tompkins county adjourned until to-morr ow
| noon.
| BRooME AND CHESANGo COUNTIES.
| BINGHAMPToH, Nov 1.-THE canvass of the
votes for presidential electors in Broome and Che
mango counties is not completed owing to clerical
| errors.
! ONEIDA COUNTY
ITAcA, Nov. 1.-THE canvass of Oneida county
was adjourned until tomorrow on account of no
| definite returns from the first and fourth wards
of Rome The errors were simply clerical. The
county clerks returns show Blaine TO have
13, 80 Cleveland 1850, Butler 1s9, St John s94,
| blanks 3.
| DUCHESS COUNTY.
| The canvass for Duchess county will probably
| be finished tomorrow The supervisors from the
several towns were sent back to have clerical err
rors only corrected.
ALRANY N Y, Nov. 1.-THE subcommittee OF
the board of county canvassers met this evening
The Twelfth ward matter was considered. The
democratic candidate in whose favor change OF
votes was made refused to profit by it. The eff
feet viii be to elect the republican candidates for
county treasurer and coroner. The vote on presi-
Dental electors will be officially eanvassed te-
morrow. There will be no change as far as
known The plurality for Cleveland is $50
RUFFALo.
The Courier's special from Batavia says: The
board of canvassers of Genesee county found
several technical errors and sent the returns
back for correction, and then adjourned until to-
morrow 1t is not thought that the errors men
toned win make any difference in the majority
as a-.t given for Blaine.
| NEv YoRE-NTDSTGHT.
10 to this hou- the result OF the ballot for
presidential electors has been declared in % of
the co counties In this state. The last previous
| reports of the counting clerks showed demo-
| cratic plurality of 1.29- To-days canvass
shows q net loss to Blaine or four
votes The remaining twentyseven counties
| with two exceptions reported progress, and will
for the most part report the result Of their
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