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New YORK, Nov 6-One thousand seven
hundred and eighty three districts outside New
York and Brooklyn give Blaine 39l. 500; Cleve-
land, 33465S; Butler 1O,567; St John, 20,
Net Democratic gain, IA, l19.
The electoral vote of Rensselaer, county gives
Blaine 13, 759; Cleveland, 13 4l4 Butler, 707; St
John 4l6.
One thousand seven hundred and ninety-six
election districts outside New York and Brook
lyn give Blaine 394 lo2 Cleveland 334, 2l3; But
Ter, 10, 500; st. John, 20, l64 Net Democratic
gain, IA, 500
The official vote of Cayuga county gives
Blaine 9.205 Cleveland, 6,04l; Butler, 430; St
John, 5S2
Eighteen hundred and twelve election districts
outside New York and Brooklyn, give Blaine
500, 500 Cleveland, 339, l62; Butler, 10, 695; ST
john 90 24S; net Democratic gain IA GIG
The official vote of Warren county is as fol
lows: Cleveland 2 1885, Blaine, 3,577; Butler
l79; St John, 123.
Saratoga official vote gives Blaine 8, 1O6; Cleve-
land; 5, 793; st. John, 425 Butler 81.
Rensselaer, county, official increases Blaine's
vote 436, and Monroe county 2l6-a total in
crease of Co., This makes Ceveland's lead
l, l50 in the voting places heard from thus far.
One thousand eight hundred and twenty seven
election districts outside OF New York aud
BROOKLYN give Blaine 399, 6l2 Cleveland $40 9S5
Butler, 10, 720; st. John, 20,37l net Democratic
gain, Il, S45
Ono thousand eight hundred and forty seven
districts in New York State, outside the cities
of New York and Brooklyn, give Blaine 4O1, 789;
Cleveland, 3I3, All; Butler, 1854; St John, 20,
$685. net Democratic gain, Il, 905
Clevelands majority in New York city is 43,
233, and in Kings county (Brooklyn) 1886
Schuyler county gives Blaine 2,6l6, Cleveland
2,039; Butler 1l3, and st. John 154.
Oneida county official, gives Cleveland 13,
$40; Blaine l3 1922 St John, S97 Butler lSS;
scattering, 2
One thousand eight hundred and ffty-eig
election districts outside New York aud Brook
lyn give Blaine 403, 62l; Cleveland, 345 023; But
er 10, 839; St John, 20, no; net Democratic gain
1903
Herkimer county, complete gives Blaine G. 1873
Cleveland, 5S2S st. John, 327; Butler, 81.
Ulster county, complete, gives Blaine so ma
jority.
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vANDERBURG.
VANDERBURG.
EVANSVILLE, Nov. 6-This county gives
Cleveland 90 majority.

vANDERBURG.
EVANSVILLE, Nov. 6-This county gives
Cleveland 80 majority.
vERMILLIoN
NEWPORT, Nov. 6-Blaines majority in Yer
million county is 271; Calkins's majority, 272
Johnstons majority, 1S6.
WABASH.
WABASH Nov. 6-The entire vote of the
county shows Republican majority on national
and State ticket of l, 4O3, gain of 70 over the
vote of 1882. Hopkins, Republican candidate
for the Legislature, is elected Steele, cand
date for Congress, runs even with the ticket.
WARREN.
WILLlAMsPoRT, Nov. 6-Offcial and semi-off-
cial returns from all the townships in Warren
county give Blaine majority of $40; Calkins,
S15. Johnston's majority over Lamb is 1893.
WAYNE,
RICHMOND, Nov. 6.--Compete official returns
from Wayne county show the following Total
vote, TO- O63 Blaine, ,168; Cleveland, 3,6O1; But
lor 1885, st. john 146 Blaines plurality, 1861.
For Governor Calkins, 6,O66; Gray, g. G48; Leon
ard National, 1lS; Dwiggins Prohititonist
l9l. Calkins's plurality 2,418 Congressman
Browne Republican, G. liz; Smith, Democrat
1922; Jeffres, Prohibitionist and National, 265
Brownies plurality, 2,490. For representatives
1.-TWO to elect) Monk, Republican, 6115; Town
send, Republican, 5,44O; Hatfield, Democrat,
1926; Keper, Democrat 3,57S; Beeson, Prohib
zionist and National, 295 Weller, Prohibitionist
and National 285. Monks plurality, 2,439;
Townsends plurality, 1874.
WHITE
MONTICELLO, Nov, 6.-The official vote of this
county gives the Democrats majority of LOG, a
Democratic gain over 1880 of II.
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RETURNS BY COUNTIES.


Especial kilograms to the Journal.
ADAMS
DECATUR, Nov. 6.-Blaine, 1, las; Cleveland,
2,649. Official
Fort WAYNE Nov. 6.-The official count of
Allen county gives 4, O34 Democratic majority
BENTON.
FOWLER Nov. 6.-Benton gives the Republic
an national and State ticket 2S0 majority.
BOONE.
LEBANON, Nov. 6-Clevelands majority in
Boone county is 217-oficial count
BROWN.
NASHVILLE Nov 6-The official vote of this
county gives Cleveland 912; Blaine, 626; Cleve-
lands majority, 2S6
CARROLL.
DELPHI Nov. 6.-The official vote of Carroll
county is: For President Republican, 1900;
Democratic, 2,422; National 62; Prohibition, g.
For Governor, Republican, 2,298; Democratic
2, ,422; National, 50; Prohibition, T. For con
gressman, Republican, 2,3O3; Democratic, 2,427;
National, So.
LoGANsPoRT, Nov. 6.-Cass county, official:
Clevelands electors 4S7; Gray, 439; Manson
496; Myers, 4S5; Rice, 4S5; Cooper, 5O2; Hord,
AIS; Holcomb 4S9; MITCHELL 43S; Kearn, SIS,
majority.
CLARK
JEFFERsoNvILLE Nov. 6.-The total vote of
Clark county is: For Cleveland, 37I7; Blaine,
2,908
BRAZIL, Nov. 6-Cevelands majority in Clay
county is I'LL
FRANKFORT Nov. 6-Clinton county official
gives 246 Democratic majority
DEARBORN.
for Cleveland by l,O36; Gray, 1,O57 for Congress,
1,l57
DE KALB
AUBURN, Nov 6.-The official vote of DeKab
county gives Cleveland 34S majority, and Gray
355
DELAWARE.
MUNolE, Nov 6-Delaware county gives
Blaine 3,540 votes; Cleveland, 2,016; Calkins,
$685. Gray, 2,O3O.
DUBOIS.
JASPER, Nov 6.--The official vote of this
county, now being canvassed, gives Cleveland,
,, no. Blaine, 1,Ola.
ELKHART
GOSHEN, Nov. 6.-Blaine's majority in this
county is 292, and Calkinss, 252. Official.
FLOYD
New ALBANY, Nov. 6-The vote of Floyd
county shows 3,526 Democratic and 1884 Re-
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The Democratic National Committee Say He
Has 219 Electoral Votes.
NEW YORK, Nov. 6.-Oficial county returns
and very close figures on twelve counties which
have not been officially reported indicate that
Cleveland's plurality reaches nearly 1000 in the
State. The official returns show heavy Demo
cratic gains
The Democratic national committee has is
sued an address, which states ITO the people of
the United States, that Cleveland and Hendricks
are elected with 2l9 electoral votes" The ad-
dress names the States which have given
Democratic majorities, including New York,
New Jersey, Connecticut Indiana and
West Virginia. The address concludes
thus: mo fraud or contrivance can defeat the
will of the people of the United States thus
publicly and deliberately declared"
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THE RESULT IN INDIANA.
The Variable News Which Kept Both Parties
Enthusiastic.

The Variable News Which Kept Both Parties
Enthusiastic.
No. l.
Seven hundred and twenty seven voting places
show Republican gain of 13, S27, and a Demo
cratic gain of 6, 66O; net Republican gain, 5,167
No. 81
Seven hundred and fifty-one voting places
show Republican gain of 1925, and Demo
cratic gain of 8,96S; net Republican gain. 5,51Z
NO 3.l
Regular returns by precincts continue to
show average Republican gains sufficient to
give them the State by a small majority, but
the Democratic committee has advices showing
large Democratic gains in districts not reported.
This may give the State to the Democrats. In
any event the majority will be small.
mo. Al
The official vote on complete returns from
thirty counties, one-third of the State, gives
Blaine n, 1876, and Cleveland, 73,4l9. The same
counties gave Hawn, Republican, for Secretary
of State, in 1882, 6S179, and Meyers Demo
crat, 67,675 This shows a Democrat gain of
5,744, and Republican gain of 1907; net Repub-
lican gain, 1913.
mo. 81
Forty-ive counties complete show Republic
an gain of 13 443 and a Democratic gain of
g,115; net Republican gain of 1928.
mo. 81
Fifty-seven counties complete give Repub
lcan gain of 4,508.
No. y
Fifty counties complete give a Republic
gain of II, 165, and a Democratic gain of H.
392 net Republican gain, s. 7S3
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Rnsiness Mans Meeting.

New YORK, Nov 6.-Delegates from all the
BUSINESS Mems Cleveland and Hendricks clubs
hat paraded Nov l, held a private meeting at
ne Stevens House this afternoon. Senator Jo
as, of the Democratic national committee was
$50 present J. A. Sullivan, of the Produce
Exchange, presided. Nearly every man present
aade speech. The general tenor of the ad
.resses was to the effect that Cleveland had
0een elected and that the Republicans
would cheat their opponents out of
heir victory if they could. Resolutions
,fTered by Oscar 5. Strauss, of the pottery and
Glassware trade, continuing the organization in
xistence until the vote of the people was hon
silly counted. and instituting an executive com
nittee to confer with the Democratic national
ommittee to take such other and further action
IS to them shall seem proper and shall promptly
md etectually prevent any possibility of falsify-
ng election returns, were adopted The con
emplated mass-meeting in Wall street to-mor-
'ow was postponed sine die. ComDlete returns
rom this city give Cleveland 49, 226 votes over
Blaine.
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THE OTHER STATES.
Virginia.

RICHMOND, Va, Nov. additional returns
oday confirm the dispatches sent from here last
light as to Cleveland's majority in the State be-
ing not less than s, 900. All the districts but the
Second and Fourth elect Democratic congressman
~ handsome majorities. The Democrats here
ire wild with excitement over chairman Man
nings telegram that Cleveland has safe and
sure majority in New York State, and fired one
hundred guns in honor of Cleveland's victory.
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IS STILL OPPOSITE THE
POSTOFFICE.
THE INDIANA LEGISLATURE.
Senate.

Senate.
REPUBLICANS HOLDING OVER.
Delaware and Randolph-Mark O. Smith.
Howard and Mami-Lewis A. Atkinson.
johnson and Morgan-Gabriel Overstreet
Lake and Porter-Julius w. Youche.
Parke and Vermiion-John II. Lindley.
Starke and st. Joseph-Marvin Campbell
Wayne-William D. Fouike
REPUBLICANS ELECTED.
DeKalb and Steuben-Nicholas Ensley.
Delaware, Henry and Randolph. w. Macy.
Fayette Rush and Union-James N. Huston.
Fountain and Warren-Andrew Marshall.
Maron-Ferd Winter
Carroll Pulaski and White-John Z. Holstlager.
Elkhart-W. j. Davis.
Hamilton and Tipton-Charles @. Duncan.
Hendricks and Putnam-John " Hadley.
Kosciusko and Wabash-George W. Moon,
Lagrange and Noble-James L. Drake.
DEMOCRATS HOLDING OVER.
Allen-Lycurgus Null
Adams Blaekford and Jay-John NJ. Smith.
Bartholomew, Brown and Monroe-Wiliam G.
Duncan.
Benton, Jasper and Newton-Frederick Hoover.
Cass-Rufus Magee
Clarke and Scott-David Mcclure.
Crawford, Harrison and Orange-John Benz.
Daviess and Greene-Jacob 2. Mcintosh.
Dearborn, Ohio and Observation-Disclosures John
ston.
Dubois Lawrence and Martin-James H. Willard
Franklin and Ripley-Chester r. Faulkner.
Gibson and Posey-James e. Mccullough.
Huntington and Wels-Wilha j. Hilligass.
Jefferson--James Eill.
Knox and Sullivan-Joshua Ernest.
Perry and Spencer -Heber J. May.
Pike and Warrick-Edward p. Richardson.
Tippecanoe-Francis johnson.
DEMOCRATS ELECTED.
Allen and Whitley-Eli w. Brown.
Boone and Chnton--- Bryant.
Clay and Owen-1nman H. Fowler.
Decatur and Shelby-F. NJ Howard.
Floyd and Washington-John S. Day.
Fulton and Observation-Disclosures Zimmerman.
Grant and MadisOn-JameS IS. ShiyelV,
Hancock, Marion and Shelby-Leon D. Bailey.
jackson and Jennings--A. G. Smith.
LaPorte-Morean II. Weir
Marion-W G. Thompson.
Montgomery-Silas Peterson.
Vanderburg-Wilam Rahm jr.
Vigo-Phiip Schloss.
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Call for a pe,nocratic Mass Meeting.

New YORK, Nov. 6.-The Post says The
following call for mass meeting of citizens was
issued this afternoon:
HEADQUARTERS CLEVELAND AND HENDRIcKs)
BUSINESS MEN, CAMPAIGN CLUB CONS,
STEVENS House, New YORK, Nov. 6, 1884.
Cleveland and Hendricks have been elected
President and Vice president of the United
States but evidence accumuates that a scheme
exists to defeat the will of the people by fraudu
lent count and false returns The citizens of
New York who demand an honest count and
honest returns are invited to assemble on Wal
street, in front of Washington's statue, at $3.50
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TOPEKA Nov. 6Returns from the State
how the complexion of the Legislature, as far
us known, to be as follows: Senators, thirty six
Republicans, ten Democrats, with three districts
not heard from House. ninetytwo Republic
ms eight Democrats, two Resubmission Repub-
lcans. two Independent Republicans, one
Nineteen districts have not been heard from.
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New YORK, Nov. 6.-The Evening News pub.
shes the following, conspicuously eve believe
to be our duty to caution the friends of Blaine
hat any attempt to subvert the will of the peo-
DE by tampering with the returns will be perilous
'he people in case of fraud in the returns could
iot be restrained AS much as we deprecate
'olence fear turbulence and bloodshed
you'd be the result Beware"
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CLARK County In.l .lection returns.

Special to the indianapolis Journal.
MARSHALL, H., Nov. 6.-The vote for repre-
sentatives in this county was as follows; Treas
Ter, Republican 6, 296d; Shup. Democrat, 8, ,7l3!;
High Smith, Democrat, 3,663 Vanderhoff
Greenbacker, 222! Graham, Prohibitionist, 293
Cleveland has in this county a majority of 149
and a plurality of 29l; Harrisons majority is
ia; plurality, 2j5. Landes, Democrat, for
Congress in the Sixteenth district, has a pu-
rality of 80. Mccartney, the Republican candi-
date. is reported elected
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PENSACOLA. Nov. 6.-Olicial returns thus far
ustain the estimated Democratic majority OF l.
so. So far one senator and representatives
ave been gained by the Democrats in the coun-
5ies west of the Apalachicola river Escalnbia
,ounty, the home of Perry, the Democratic can
lidate for Governor, gives Democratic major
ty Of eighty, though it went Republican In 1889
by several hundred majority
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GKOvER,s pETERanN ALTON.
lie Says He Is Elected, and Fraud Can't
Keep Him Out.

ALBANY, Nov 6.-The Argus says ''No
fraudulent commission viii be let put James
G. Blaine in the White House, or
keep Grover Cleveland out of it. The men who
attempt it will be killed, aud the legal conso-
quences of killing them will be taken care of
afterward"
Grover Cleveland said; Il believe have been
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Fears of serious Trouble.

New YORK, Nov 6-Political feeling on the
streets has been intense ever since the election
and is now rapidly assuming tons of bitter
ness. Good nature seems to be vanishing and
trouble may arise The extra police force OF
the city is on duty, and n reserve is held at the
stations in each precinct
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omorrow (Fridayl afternoon. to take such ac-
ION as the emergency shall require" y
This call will be signed by the presidents of
he Cleveland and Hendricks clubs of all the
pusiness exchanges, and by many other promi-
rent citizens.
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Tcnnessee PossibIy Hcpublioan.

Special TO the Indianapolis journal.
NASHVILLE Nov. 6-Indications point to the
election OF Reid, Republican, for Governor The
State will be close between Blaine and Cleve
land
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The Disappointing NIugwumps.

st. Louis Post -Dispatch (Dem.l
The mugwumps did not materliaize with that
vigor and efficacy we had been led to expect
from them. The mugwump is much larger
when seen at distance than he is when seen
close at hand.
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WHEELING, Nov. 6-ceneral COTS (Republic-
anl majority in the First congressional district
is ISL
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The Decatur County Toll-Roads.
Special to the indianapolis Journal
GREENsBURG, Nov. Con the proposition to
buy and make free the toll-roads of the county
the people at Tuesdays election said no by a
vote Of 3548 to 651
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DEMOCRATS ELECTED.

DEMOCRATS ELECTED.
Adams jay and Wells-Levi Mock.
Adams and Jay-H. c. McGIoverney
Allen. D. Mcldenry, Albert W. Brooks and c. L.
Chittenden.
Bartholomew-Jeff B. Reeves.
Bartholomew, Marion and Shelby-Louis Donhorst
Blackford and Wels--
Brown and Monroe-William N. Browning.
Clarke Floyd and Scott--Chares L. Jewett
Clsrke-Wis L. Barnes,
Crawford and Orange-Clark Il. Orecelius
Carrol-John A. Cartwright.
Cass-J. G. Loop.
Clay-C W. Bailey.
Clay, Hendricks and Putnam Robertson.
Clinton-E. il. Staey.
Daviess-Samuel H. Taylor.
Dearborn-Hugh d. McMul,en.
Dearborn Franklin and Ripley-C. r. Cory.
DeKalb-D. d. Moody.
Dubois and Martin-Marman Fisher
Dubois and Pke-Lemue Il. Hargrave.
Floyd-Thomas Hanlon.
Fountain-E. S. Booze.
Franklin-S. S. Harren.
Fulton and Pulaski-Albert D. Toner
Green Knox and Sullivan-Gerard Reter
Hancock-David S. Gooding
Harrison-Wilam D. Mauck,
Huntington-John H. Barr.
Johnson-William 7. Rivers
Jackscn-George A. Robertson.
Knox-S. w. Williams.
Marion--Jesse S. Whitsit Edward Schmidt Mi.
shael Farrell, r. G. J: Pendleton, John Schley.
Marsnall--Charles Kellson.
Miami-Henry V. Passage.
Madison-C. N Branch.
Ohio and Switzerland-Georg S. Peasants.
Owen-Wiley s Ditmore
Posey-Jamss w. French
Perry-Philip Smith.
Putnam-John II. Gordon.
Riplev--
Sullvan-James NJ. Patten.
Shelby-Thomas Hoban.
Spencer-Cyrus W. Medcalf.
Starke and st. Joseph-T. d. Glazebrook.
st. Josepb-Wam G. McMchael.
Tpton-Absalom M. Vickrey
Vandarh1r0-Iohn NJ PRATT and Chretonbar 7
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Demooratic LnhiIation nt ALBANY.

ALBANY, N. Y. Nov. 6.-There is still intense
excitement on the result of the presidentia
election. The feeling of suspense is gradually
giving way to one of confidence and elation on
the part of the Democrats, who began to jubi-
iate this afternoon They are now firing one
hundred guns in honor of the election of Grover
Cleveland The Governor has been closeted
with his private secretary all morning. All
ldvices received by the Governor point unms
takably to his election Congratulatory tele-
grams sre continually pouring in. At o'clock
: message was received from the Democratic ma
tional committee assuring Governor Cleveant
Of his election and congratulating him on the
result
Mayor Harrison, of Chicago telegrapned this
morning that Illinois would give Democratic
majority of 2, 900 to 1000.
Adviees received here are to the effect that
West Virginia is now certain to go Democratic
assuring a solid South Flags have been thrown
20 the breeze prominent buildings and the
Democrats are evidently preparing for a general
Jubilee.
The Evening Journal figures l. 15O plurality
for Cleveland but claims the official vote Oh
every elector will be necessary.
Daniel Manning, Chairman of the Democratic
State committee, has sent the following to the
New York Evening POST
''By official returns reported from every coun
ty, Cleveland and Hendricks have carried New
York State by safe and sure majority. NJ
machinism, or false claims or pretended doubts
Friends of honest government and honest elec-
tions can be everywhere assured that the Demo
cratic State Board of Canvassers will see that
the true vote is correctly declared.
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NEW YORK STILh~IN DOUBT.
Latest Returns from the State Indicate
q Plurality for the Democracy.
As in Indiana, the Official figures Cut Down
the Pluralties Bulletined from the
First Reports by Districts.
But Both Committees Claim the Elect0-
raj Vote, and the Matter in Doubt.
A Day of Intense Excitement and Suspense
in New York and All Other Large
Cities Of the Country.
CLAIM FOR CLEVELAND.

TFor --latest Election Nsr. See Fifth Pagc.l
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4,o42, Cleveland, 2,77s, Butler, 112; St Johr,

4,042, Cleveland, 2,77S, Butler, 112; St John,
375
One thousand eight hundred and ninety five
election districts outside of New York and
Brooklyn give Blaine 400 05G Cleveland, $50 3l9
Butler. 10, 1885, st. John, 20, 729; net Democratif
gain, l5,067.
Tho vote of Delaware county is as follow
Blaine, 1924; Cleveland, 1856; St John, 49,
Butler, 1l2.
The official vote of Jefferson county give.
Blaine 9029 Cleveland, 7,0Sl; St John, 636; But
ler, 33
The official vote of Tompkins county give.
Blaine 1920; Cleveland 1892; Butler, 373; St
John 267.
New York State and city, except 1O1 districts
give Cleveland 400, l2S; Blaine 4090 056
The total returns far received from New
York, with 81 election districts to hear from
give Blaine 552, $40; Cleveland, 552, 23l; Repul
lican plurality. 6l5 This includes every county
in the State and corrections of figures heretofore
received The corrections are made upon
complete official returns from the various cOun
ties.
The official vote of Clinton county gives Blaine
J,973; Cleveland 5,15l; Butler, IL; st. John 36.
The vote of Livingston county was as follows;
Blaine, 1921; Cleveland, 4009 Butler, sl27; St
John. 367
The official vote of Morgan county give
Blaine 1874; Cleveland, G 1873
In New York State there are yet to be heard
from fifty three election districts, which in lSSt
gave Garfield plurality asgreSating 2 so, and
Hancock a plurality aggregating 1853: These dis
Jricts are situated in the following counties
Allegheny, Cattaraugus, Dutchess, Livingston
Madison, Montgomery, Essex, Oneida, Otsego and
st. Lawrence. together with Schuyler, Steuben
Sullivan and Westchester counties, The Repuh
ican plurality in the State. with these fftythree
districts to hear from, is 236
The complete official count in Erie county
gives Blaine 26 247; Cleveland, 2757; Butler
262; St John, 73S.
Total returns so far received from Now ork
with forty eight election districts yet to hear
from, give Blaine, 554 430; Cleveland, 553, 1872
Blaine's plurality, 438.
The official returns of Ontario county give
Blaine 6.3S2; Cleveland 5,643; Butler, 127 S,
John 233.
Monroe county, oficial-Blaine, 1925; Cleve
land, 13 249 st. John. 1,2l3; Butler, 500.
Chemung county, oficial-Blaine,5,l 8, 1919; Cleve-
land, A. 720
Westchester county, complete, Cleveland
2,673; Blaine, II, 2S5; Cleveland's plurality
.3SS
Orange county, complete, gives Blaine II
majority.