, 1884-11-12

2,116, Butler 81, st. John G5. Blair e
plurality LIS.
Madison county: Blaine 6.6os. Clcye
land 1864. Butler SO, St. John 52o
Blaine plurality LA.
Herkimer county: Blaine G,lss, Cleve
land 5,32s. Butler sc, st. John s27
making BANS plurality $50.
Onondaga county: Blaine 1852
Cleveland 1906. Butler %, St. JOIN
6ol, Blaine's plurality s,727.
Allegheny county: Blaine C.G6S, Cleyc
land 1856, Butler 7s6, ST John l,iso
Blaine's plurality 2,7S2.
Montgomery county: Cleveland 5.4l3
Blaine 1906, Butler As, st. John ls4
Blaiue's plurality %.
Stenbcn county: Blaine 1901, Cle,e.
land 5000, Butler $751;. ST. John 904.
Blaine's plurality 9s7.
Fulton and Hamilton counties: Blaine
plunliry l,047, showing no change from
former figures.
Schenectady county: Blaine $500,
Cleveland 1917, Butte; II, st. John LOG.
Blaine's plurality 24g. The electoral re-
turns from nine election districts were
without tickets attached and were sent
back for correction. The Board meets
again tomorrow.
The canvass of Dutchess county is half
completed. Returns from several towns
we're sent back to have clerical errors cor.
rected.
Wyoming county: Blaine 4,44l, Ceve-
land s,ls9, Butler 50, St. John 1873,
Blaine's plurality J ,252.
The Board of Canyassers Of Wayne
county sent out Commissioners to several
towns to %reconvene the Inspectors to
correct clerical errors in returns No
change is expected in the figures already
published.
The official vote in Ontario county can
not be ascertained until Tomorrow, the
Board of Commissioner having adjourn
ed until the l1th.
Monroe county The Board of Super
visors met to-day as a Board Of Canvass
ers. The point was there raised and sus-
sained by the Chairman that only towns
whose Supervisors had original certiG-
Gates Of the returns signed by the Inspec-
tor Of Election could be legally canvass
ed. Only seven out of thirty-fve Super
visors had such certificates with them.
Three of these towns were canvassed and
found all right. The Board then adjourn
ed until tomorrow afternoon.
The Supervisors of Columbia county
adjourned until tomorrow for corrected
returns from the First Districts, Chatham
and Copake.
Chautauqua county: Blaine l0.G7O;
Cleveland 1861; Butler ADJ; st. John
$40; Blaine's plurality 4.sO9.
In Orange county returns several towns
and districts were sent back for the cor
r%cction of clerical errors. None are ma
terial.
Ulster county: Some returns were
sent back to the Inspectors owing to II
Irregularities which do not effect the Pres
idency. The Democrats and Republicans
are represented by counsel.
Otsego county: Cleveland 1907;
Blaine 6,s7l; Butler "a and St. John
432. Cleyeland's plurality 4s6.
Livingston county: Blaine SOL;
Cleveland 4,O39; Butler lis, and St John
275. Blaine's plurality l.l52.
Queens county: The Supervisors sent
back the returns of nine districts to the
Inspectors. In each case the Inspectors
failed to give the total number Of votes
cast When the returns from the First
District, First ward, of Long Island City
were presented the counsel representing
the Republican State Committee, ques-
toned their validity, claiming they were
not signed by properly qualified Inspec-
tors, He said he had been told that
Heaney, Chairman of the Board of In
spectors, left the polling place, had re-
ceived no ballots and had not been pres
ent when they were counted and
that another person had taken his
place and signed thereturns without being
duly qualified. Supervisor Mclaughlin
suggested that the objections of counsel
were interfering with the work Of the
board, and moved that the canvass pro-
coed. This course was adopted and no
further notice was taken of the COUNSEL
objection, The counsel also claimed that
the vote of Newtown was in excess of the
registry, but upon inspection of the reg
istry books it was discovered that it wa.
several hundred less. 1t is now almos|
certain there will be no change in the
figures us already published, showing
Cleveland's majority to be 1922. Tn,
board re-convenes at 9 a. M, tomorrow
and expects to complete the canvass o
the electoral vote before noon.
Tho canvass for Duchess county vii
probably be finished tomorrow. The Su
pervisors from several towns were sen
back to have clerical errors only corrected
The Board of Canvassers of Tompkin
county adjourned until tomorrow noon.
The canvass of votes for TIE Presiden
tial ELECTORS in Broome and Chenang
counties is not yet completed owing t
the clerical errors.
The anvas in Oneida county adjourne
until tomorrow on account of defectiy
returns from the First and Fourth ward
in Rome. The errors are simply c%lerica
, The County Clerks returns show Blain
. 10. 7s0, Cleveland 1880, Butler $50. S
Tohn COL. hlonta .