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Az ATTEMPT 10 KILL 4 RICH BAyKpp
II. p. wEDDELI, WHILE INSANE, ASSAULTS sytvr.
TER I. EVERETT
TELEGRAPH tn


lBy TELEGRAPH To Tfg rRrgUxgf
CLEVELAND, Nov. 11.-This city WAS IN, ia
erably asta.cd this evening by the IS Of an a,te.
upon the life OF Sylvester r. Everett, wealthy banLe,
o. Cleveland. by Horace r. Wejdcl one OF the rcba,
men In Ohio. and before the failure the firm OF Eve,
Weddell, ankcrs partner Of hs intended victim IN.
private banking house OF Everett & Wcdde became In
firm were jointly worth more than $4,000 600 tha
stringeDcy OF the money market compelled a susnen
sion. although their liabilities less than 50 900 600
Mr.. Weie individually involved to the extent ~
$lOOOOO0 and the matter preyed upon his miad
that OF late his family have feared that he would become
insane. Mr.. Everett ia son-in-law OF ]. H. Wade
formerly president OF the Western Union and he wa,
president of the National Bank of Commerce. prcyious
10 last spring. He treasurer OF the city and
two years defeated for Congress- hi. unforiu-
nate investments are supposed 10 have caused the are
OF Everett q Weddell aud the latter has cherished
resentment toward his partner on this account
Mr. Wcdiell, accompanied by his son. Lawrence drove
over 10 the home or Everett In PrOspectt last
street The vounS returned. and took "A stand near
Ills fathers carriage When Everett appeared. Wedcll
sring 10 the pavement with OATH and. presenting
revolver OF large Galore NJ Everets breast. pned the
trsger Fortunately tho weapon was not discharged.
Mr. Everett grappcd with his assaant. aud cndcayOrd
~ dislrm hin: the latcrs hile standing by
apparently unc0ncerned The conflict CONTINUED for ten
minutes. when persons from passing cane "a ihe
rescue and secured Mr Wcddci. he latter has since
been almost entirely ont OF is mind and Is constantly
attack upon Everett. Mr.. Wedlell had frequently
Threatened The lives Of members OF his family. an
teray afternoon attempted 10 shoot his son and daugn-
ter each ne being prevented by the watchiuness oil lhe
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-11-12
HEAVY LOSS IN JERSEY CITY.
Attire WAS discovered at $50 o'clock last

A'1lre was ulScONcTcu III J:oO ocioCh idSe
nsht in the rear of Christian Heidi Sons coopeage,
No l. Essex-st, Jersey City. Tho lower part Of the
building occupied stable and large number of
barrels stored in the loft There were thirty horses
the stable and they broke loose and wild through
Tie streets Before alarm was given the ismes bad
gained considerable Roadway and had communicative with
the rear OF Uzal Cory's foundry In Greene-St-
They also extended TO James Deyln's chaTcoa
s,orohousc. AMI thence TO another frame building ocu
uiod by Heidi Son sorehouse for barrels shocks aud
hoops Cory's foundry the flames spread To num-
Der OF barrels rosin belonging to Colgate Co.. soap
manufacturers, stored Ia the yard az
the rear or their extensive stances
IN Iud. 81. About The same time the fire spread
through COrys foundry and it wa. all cnyelopei IN
flames. At about 80 tine fire was under control
The buildings belonging 10 icilt & Son. and cory
a Deylin were completely destroyed. Corys loss $
estimated at $4,000 bUil ing AMI machinery \
large Quantity OF valuable patterns owned Dy Bidnit
Dean 4 Co. Fronts Sewl ofk. which were stored IN
The foundry were also destroyed involving loss u
~5OOUO. Tie other estimated losses are: C0ltlE "
Co., $4,000; Hcitt son. $4,000; DOWN. @-,JJV'
making a total loss % SlOO.OOO
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-11-12
pIscIrLINING UNTRUE REPUBLICANS.

rttt pROOktNS GINr7Ai COMMITTEE DETERMINED
10 NAVE ONLY TRIED - oN GUARD
Tho Republican General Committee ct Brook
lvn met at Music Hall aat evening. navhl \ BALDWIN
nt,sldng Major J.. a. llobhs. chairman of th" LNcu
tive committee, moved o amend seron go the 10y Laws
naLina the htais 1T representation un the l,Hdehuhi
vote nstrad 81 that f't Hu,ennr lie adled that hr was
la favor ~ dropping the hsmes of aN memho'a uow Nw
r,l Whn dM not vote tho Republican al, t'ta u'"'
nonatut n,tGrtt Hadl IA, Republican patty 0o
menda that we rurfp unapl,csof anrh taltrtn wnN u"
la H. II In puatiNeh known that mrmbrts ot uln tw
n,ittne wVin tpotvaut tu thVit party ouh Ah"W "s
nua NAY to Fraeh thum, and wa,
IA L. declare that thot arc unworthy
unr recognition, II oaA amote thuln oa, IN lha way
Ahail hr glad $500 -.
The chairman announced that he had letter ~ re7is
NATHAN nom W G. eechrr written after the icpuhloah
Convention. but beforo tho punoorats mado 'hvf hon
Malor Hobbs moved that the resignation DO ao-
oepted. 81 ahall vote for ~ when No proper
tmo comos," kld Mr. DagsetL lilo thch
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-11-12
AN ASSOCIATED PRESS SUMMARY.
The following statement was issued from TIN
Associated Press Office AZ 1880 a. m:

The following statement was issued from 'he
Associated Press Office AZ 1880 n. m:
Up TO this hour the result OF
the ba lot for Pfcsiden ial electors
has been declared ~ 33 of the go counties Of this
state. Taking the last previous reports Of ire
Coun,y Jerks il is found that tie Demo-
cratlc plurality according to then was
l2~O. To- avs canvass has made changes IN
eleven of these counties. but only 'uillng ones.
The result of the canvass shows q net loss to
Biauc of four votes. The remaining
- counties have. with two cXc"c'ious. reported
that progress was beng maze. They viii,
for the mot part, lcnot the result o.
their canvass tomorrow. I,-lavs reportS sneak OF
several irregularities as to form which have COM
DE led the return OF the ballots TO tie supervisors
for corrected lists IN lea form, nut noAe men
ton any serious discrepancy in the count
In New-Yorl, and Kings counties the indications
point to a long aud tedious count.
several OF The counties which did not to-day com
pete their olicIa canvass reported that there vas
no reason to believe that when completed the figures
would show any change from those already gwen.
These figures have not however been taken INTO
account III the statement above male.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-11-12
NEWS FROM TIE STATE COMMITTEE.

The Republican State Committee received
many elorans Yesterday from those who boon requested
o look after the interests OF the Republican electors in
thcir different counties. Up 70 nishfil no material
change in any county had been reported. There hal
been few slight changes. but not enough 20 affect the
final rcsu To all who called the committee could only
~ ti,f there was nohlu.. OF Importance To be given
ami The committee will give up the quarters which II
has occunicl in the Gilscy House in day or two ana
, mo small rooms occupied Tor several months by The
Irv- i'm Blue n the hotel. These Will he retained
mill The result OF the erection l. definitely settled
fhairm1n Warren went Ia Buffalo last evening lie VIII
mo- return for some time. His business demands ms
cnrD u Buffalo \. : Draper. chairman OF the Exec
tiyc Committee will have charge OF the hcalq uartels
i'm MIR II arIelis absence.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-11-12
INrORMALITIFs IN FRANKLIN.

IfLaJR.PI Cd THy tIB.Stl
PoIsDAM Nov 1.-THE County Board OF Can
vasscrs organized at Canton to-day. As several
members had NOT arrived with then returns, an ad-
jounment was taken until o. m. on Wednesday.
lnformaijies have been discovered which viii
probably involve the sending of few returns back
10 the district inspectors for correction. IN which
ease the canvas may not be conn eed iot two or
three dlys 4 large number oi lcpuhhcans aud
Democrats ara pie 'nt to watch the count, Con
ltpntinan A. \ Parker T. al tina head of the hepub-
ii,sn dolcsation and Daniel Maeone l. the Demo
cratic "Mugwump.'
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-11-12

offered resolution to this effect That no man Il
worthy to be member OF this committee who did not
vote for the candidates nominated by tho Republican
party ut Chicago"
on the roll call all present voted Yes" except Edwin
Packard, Willis l.. Oglen and Alexander Forman who
voted No. but Mr.. Fortnan said
rs n member OF the wi Z OF the Republican p1r'y
when was loyal To its prncp deal 10 he excused
hom ting. prefer ing hat the committee ould dis
poe ot me matter without my voting against myself
Mr. Dagge'ts motion carried. Nr Daggctt then
and said charge Alexander Forman with dislovalty TO
The Republican party. on his own sta eucnt and move
his expulsion lAppliuse. The charges suhsr-
ournlly amended to lnclrd' Mr. PACKARD who admitted
he qua not vote for Mr. Blaine. The charges will be acted
Oh at the next meeting.
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1HROUGH NEU-TOHK STATE.
KILLED BY BLOW ON THE CHIN.
N EFFORT ~ A MURDER TRIAL TO SHOW THAT
Man DIED OF APOPLfXY.

BlNGHAMTON, Nov 11.-One of the most in
teresting known in this part OF the state l.
now I'm progress the Court Of Sessions here on the
nl ut June u I'm the barToOm OF the Onaguaga House
at Deposit James Wilsey engaged in quarrel with
Allen Mcclure. age forty hye and weighing about $50
pounds or AZ least thirty than has younger oppo
nent Both men intoxicated WlSey dealt
Mcclure terrible blow the chin which stretched him
lilcess at his feet The mans neck was unbokcn but
he ney cr spoke moved after being struck AnahopSy
showed that his lungs heart and brain were in healthy
condition and tha, he Il healthy man in every way
A. the base Of the brain the nerve gangha scen-
ticcolly known a. the mcdua obongata was found =
cot ~ blood 81 the weight ~ li2 ounces The pressure
M hc blood caused death and as the prosecution claim Is
tbe direct rpsuit of the cOncuS-o1 or blow.
The icfcuce endeavored - show that apopieNy was the
c,se and have nut one or physicians ON the stand
Inn District Attorney q. b. Curtis proves ny many "ther
vusse, who are noted medical men, that IN" blow Wa
thc urinary and direct cause Of MctlureS DEATH Inc
tr which W IS begun AT late hour YESTERDAY, attracts
great thrones of p oplc ana among uem bieuleh men
from all over the stale
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-11-12
Mr.. HENDRICKS MAKES 4 SPEECH.
rBr TELEGRAPH I'd rnE TRBUSEl

INDIANAPOLIS, Nov. ia Democratic State
io location meeting held here tonight. Speeches
made by Mr.. Hendricks Governor-elect Grey and
others. Neither Senator VOORHEES, nor Mr.. Mcdonald
present. Mr. Hendricks declared the intention Of
the Dem cratic party promote reform In the Interest
OF economy He said the result Of the election was
rcbukc parry which hal endeayOred t. poicuaie It's
power by OF Unite st tcs Deputy Aar,nas AMI
remarked that the Republicans di not nave much money
10 spend in Indiana This lie sail. the reason gay
the people had given untrannced expression OF
opinion at the polls.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-11-12
HOW SCUENECrADY VOTED.

SCHFNrCrADY Nov. 1.-The official vote Of
schenectady County Is a follows: Banc, $3.50;
Cleveland. 2.977: Butter Il; 1t. John. 1cG The
Board found that the electoral returns from nine
cleo ion districts were without tck.is attached,
and sven returns are senr back for CORE ctOn.
FINS was done rs a prccantiOn. lie Board then
ao ourned until = y. III. Tomorrow.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-11-12
BUFFALO REPUBLICANS FOR Law.
Try TELEGRAPH ~ THE rRlBuN,

BUFFALO, Nov. 1l.-Fully 1000 people
took part in tho Music Hall meeting, which was held to-
night emphasize the demand for strai ;ht count.
The meeting called by committee of two hundred
persons and attended by the most prominent men
of the city. Able and sensible speeches were made ny
ia o. Putnam, sherman Rogers and Consrcssm N
elect j. W. Farquhar Resolutions adpptei waich
expIe--ei lie ermnati0n - await quietly the result of
the oIc.a count ana pr0tcse asaDs the temperate
action OF the Democratic press aud Demncrtilc leaders
in claiming with passion succession when all candid
knew cannot be determined except by the Official
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-11-12

the board adjourned until tomorrow afternoon.
recent amendment of the State law requires that IN
spectors of elections shall sign each sheet or hall sheet
of returns. Seven of the nine towns In the county
failed to do this. Adjournment was consequently
had for the purpose of getting the proper signatures
The supervisors announced before adjonrning that
the returns were accurate. as they had been gone
gives Blame 42S plurality. z
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-11-12
A COMPLAINT AGAINST BREWERS DISMISSED.
Before Justice Beach, in Part |. of the SUI

rremc Count yesterday, the case OF Ahdrew b7VEu0r
West one hundred- and tcnth-st. AGAINST BerhheleF
~ Schmd projectors OF the Lion Brewery. wa, u,S,t
This was an action brought by Brown to recover S5vp
damages from Messrs Bemhcimer Il Schmd lof thc,,
Assniliou a. DELINQUENT debtor in c0use lucnc" "
which he asserted that he unable TO buy beer or s
bu mess liquor seller from any other pre- YER ~
conclusion of the evidence OF the plaintiff his complaint
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beaten The girl was again whipped on Sunday ana a..
ran away. '""y ana then
ALBERT CHAPMAN's BODY ForNn
iBr TELEGRAPH To THE rRrsuSxI

SCHENECTADY. Nov. 11.-While the searches.
for the body OF Jacob Mohr this morning were e.,IoI
dynamite cartridges In the Mohawk near uors
Ferry, the body Of man to the surface ana -.
Identified by the clothing and articles in the pocke,s ..
that of Albert j. Chapman. jr., OF mcrchan, .. 49,,
city. who disappeared mysterousiy from bonn ., ts
three weeks ago. There have been three Dons
disappearance IRON ms vicinity within tho last III.
guest on whose body, which was found the canal III,
DE held on thursday johnson some time ago ran e..
shcrln on the Republican ticket. - ~" Iof
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-11-12
WILLIAM II. LowpERMILK. Secretary.
l.. 4. ADAMS, Acting Treasurer
TIE NATIONAL COMMITTEE IYNEw ROOMS.

The Republican National Committee has
vacated the building No. 2i2 Ffhayc.. and has taken
rooms No 6, aud In the Victoria Hotel These are
h rooms occupied for several weeks by the Executive
Committee OF the Republic AN County Committee and
later by John l. Davenport, Chief supervisor OF
Elections. There further need of SO extensive
ouarrers rs those occupied by The committee
The cgrph Instrument and wire have hrcu transferred
to- the new uuariers and direct comun cation l. kept
M with lir Blaine. he committee received lniormd-
tnn OF the progress of the canvas, IN the various
co niles IN the state. These conveyed no more
information than the dispatches OF TIE TRIBUNE.
one from Saratog announced that the Official vote oil
that county showed an increased majority OF thirli-sN
for the Ecpublcan electoral Ticket Chairman Jones
said that the committee awaiting quietly inc
result OF Tho city, What the oHtcrm' oI the
Official canvas, throughout the state would ID" no one
could say The returns w0uid be- carefully ScruthlIed
by competent men. IN this city the case 81 the heloi
can rtors wa- In the hands OF the best lawyers ihty
world have To wait for Developments rs inc canvass Pio
cccdcd He couu~clcd mOaciail ~ on the part 81 III
There were many callers from among Inc Guy PuIll!
clam. with Information about the progress, 81 th' count
Othrr callers we're senator fcnlon, "i .i"h'Ht -
Emery A. storrs Franklin Hall, Of Phltdeipha y. l.
C,ilk secretary of the Maryland S'it' Souutt'9'
C;aIusha A. Grow, f. ". lIIols and General James H.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-11-12
LIvIYGsToN's PLURALITY FOR BLAINE.

icy TELEGRNrH ~ TiIE TRlBrNE.l
GlNEsEo. Nov. 1.-The vote Of Livingston
Comfy as reported by the County Clerk
is: Blame 5.l91; Cleveland 1883; Butler
us; ST. John 375. The Ioard adjourned
until 2 D. III. Tomorrow, when they viii
meet to correct the returns in several districts.
hut the corrections VIII not, it thought,
change the figures from those gwen.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-11-12
TIE co1Nr STOPPED IN RocKLANp.

Tie Kock'aad County Canvassing Board did not
complete us ahors yesterday on account OF the dis
coyery Of tcchmcd irregularities. Both parties
were represented by ah,e counsel and many persons
vatcl ed The count with deep interest. 1t is not be-
hevod that tIc figures ALREADY reported, lol Will
be even slightly changed by ta's bo&rd. although
Republicans claim that the decision con eGhlng tine
yoie of four 10 ing piaccS WIl pr,babiy he rem
dered hy the courts he count viii be com
Melted today.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-11-12
WORK IN MFrrRsoN ALMOST rlNMnln

WAffUiowN, AoN 1.-THE supervisors mot to-
day aud organized as u Canyasang Hoard, Tho
chairman appointed committee OF thIoe Republic
cans aud two Democrats as oanvassers. Tho lioald
then adjourned until tomorrow At noon. kepubli-
cons and Democrats were represented before tho
Board by leading local lawyers. No objection was
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-11-12
OFFICIAL rIGURts FROM CLINTON.

PLArTsDUHG, Now n.-Al Republican electors
received 1913 votes. except Brakeman. who re-
1914; all Democratic electors received 5.1Jl. cx-
cepi Otteudorfer, who received 5.G49. 81. Johns
elections received 30, But eIs electors received 10
votes. j. ii. y iENNNN,
Clerk of Clinton Couufyl
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-11-12
FULTON AND HAMILTON COU>TiEs:

Icy TELEGRAPH To TIE TglBrNEl
JoHNsTowV, Nov. 1.-THE official vote of Fulton
County is as follows: Blaine. 4,G17; Cleveland,
352i; s.. john. 227; Butler -. The official
vote of Hamilton County is: Blame, o2l; Glove
land 567 ST. john. 81 Butler 3.
Il. iitMPHHEY. Jr.,
county Clerk of Fulton County.l
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-11-12
BROONF. TIOGA AND Madison.

III IT''Il'''tI-IT TT IIII' ''''I'''IF'I
PINGHAMrON, Nov. 1l.-T1c official canvass for
Presidential electors IN Bruome and Chenango
Counties is not yet compiled. owing to cereal
errors. TIoea County complete gives Blame 1857.
Cleveland 1919 ST. john 40l, Butler 20i. The
Official vote of NldlsDl Comfy is a follows:
Il anne. 6.GOS; Ceve and, 4,oG4; ST. john, 90;
But or. ST.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-11-12
DIR. sCHLEY GETS SOME DAMAGES.
= .Iomps NJ S.llcy WAS given 81 300 yes-

teray by jury before Justice Van Bruntn the suple"
Court in his shit Tor $4,000 NJ damages for aSSanN "
the hands of superintendent John Loudeu, ol tpe L,
Island Home and Hotel Incorporation AT ANN, 49,
The quarrel occurred on june H. 1883, ~hen ~, In,
visited che asynm for the purpose ~ secins MIS- fi
DcrOsch the yOun. woman who was placed ia ths ~.
tuition because she imagined that she was h'hs III
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-11-12
ONEIDA CANvAssERS AT WORK.

UTICA, Nov. 1.-The y ard of Cauvassers OF
Oneida County met this afternoon. appo nted com
mis-ioners and took a recess 10 o'clock. p. M. as
AL the suTeTy sors re urns are not IN. The Board
hopes to comp etc the canvass tomorrow.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-11-12
AGIRL CRUELTY BIA EN- BY \ WOMAN.
ulR nLtp BRUISED 50 THAT A CHARGE oF ASSAULT
MIGHT d. NADE AGAINST OTHERS.

lIoRsEHEADs Nov ia farmer near here
wa awakened lat, ON last Tuesday night by the loud
suockinqoi Young girl who stoodn the dienchne rain
s,caing amttance She de, lined to give her name. bat
said she wasrivon tron home by cruel treatment Tho
farmer cared tor her and on Iriday the pin related u
story which ,anscl the farmer to have IS in,e'gat"l
II timst m July Ms. MIA Dean, of Emba mnde a
chnteo ot assault aaninat Arthur Conklin and ioseuh
nud 4,mhrl lhn youne boys ehe a.srted hat they ha
thrown ptanea through Tor window hQuths
her hucr, taro hubbard The khh VIM
was totrth, h,uia,t was tekrh hofotc the R,nuleN
The h,,s vrtr nttraivd AMI tnukln wa hruNli'N H'
tho n,,, AaAsrtpl N thn t,itlof th' 9th pa t"" "R
ithratnn iN thvitvtHu WNa pel d"Nh il' N"'NN''' ~
lNv tM VINO elrlioA ct the iA'NN'e N'''' wa '"''
ltuhhNd . 81, ,
Ia al amda,tL which tho sr nov maAea ia" saw 'eet
het tr,l nane &, VagUe ,a that Mta, lvah zoos Nv'
non tho rolr House that net mu'hef n ~ ava m'ahn
an, inn and that ahe durA not khnM whow het
ialAur H. Pho AnavrtN that AHA hrAh VluolN
beat her about the hrad IN odrr 10 MAKO the ,halhe OF
assault against tho hoys ~ eho waa GA unnIcndy e,n'
Mill th,lr natnnts statement Was Miltlon delailhh
how Tho hYs had heaten tho sr and she was told IL
commit Il 10 momury Tho girl IL only thirteen and the
t.k prov dlcnt one, and when she failed ~ rotil,
tho statement accurately She declares that she ws'
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-11-12
THE CITY ELECTION INSPECTORS.

DIstrlct~AIhrHtl NlhiN Stlu NfSt'ih'S ''i"'
Al, ballot. were destroyed 10y The election Inspectors OF
tr, city after they had been counted and The result re-
rlol Ihi- a,lon Wa, taken under sections l-9- ana
SOS chapter - ot the Consolidated Nrt ui NrW-> olk
tt, fn ie. so indictments were found 30 the us
ti.t Attorney office yesterday account o rrrt"h
itt.uuitir-. n said that there would be number
Of indictments to-day.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-11-12
THE OFFICIAL VOTE OF ORR Fans.

IBY TELLDKAFW 10 TIE ININUNE.T
ALBION, Nov. lille official vote of Orleans
County is Bla ne 1897; Cleyc and, Il electors
2.0OS 10 electors. 1907; -. John. G6"; Huter
Is. O. 4. ALWLLL~ County Clerk.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-11-12
TOMpKINs UNCHANGED,

ITHACA, Nov. il,-beiore tho Hoard Of Can,
vassors Of Tompkins County to-day no charges VI
complaints Of bribery. fraud, or other iilsgaliiy
the proof Of which would warrant tho throwing cut
Of district, were made. bu. owing to mere legal
tschnicalities winch would have to 10 Ieetihed
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-11-12
THE COUNT IN DUCHESS NOT COMPLETED


POUGHKEEPSIE, Nov. LITTLE canvass of Dutch-
ess County was not completed to-lay. The board
adjourned until Tomorrow The returns Of several
towns were sent back for hc correction of clerical
errors. {. T. CO-~UN,
Deputy Clerk Of Dutchcss COunty.l
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-11-12
TORN ballot ~ CAlUGA
fB, rrLrun,rlrl rne mnuNs1

Arnrnv. Nov 1.-THE official vote Of Cavnpa
County Is "a iollovs, Eighteen blaine electors
p.gO1. aud the other eighteen one more ca IA /
Cleveland elcctor', coal except Connolly aud
Wood. each ono lcsa, hutler's l2l, ST. John, bpi
ono ui the nlainr ballots had poition of tho lrlt
hand column ut elc,ie,a t"ih ph Tho Hsht hand
aldo vaa perfect ileuee the diuetuoe noted
HluNr,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-11-12
OFFICIAL RETURNS FROM LEWIS

LowvIrLY, Nov 1.-THE Official count in Lewis
County Is follows: Blaine, 3.sJ4; Cleveland,
BITS; Butler. a. st. John, II. Sandcrson and
Marvin, rcpublIcan electors, aud Ottcndorfrr
Democratic electoi each received one vote Tess than
their colleagues. |. =. Grant and John A. Logan
each received one vote.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-11-12
,,lplcAL rRNnNe IN nrrcursa

rorunkti rsle, Nov 1.-The canvass ~,
nu,ehcss County Ia about helI-compleled
ID viii probably he hu4hed to'mol.
row, Tho supervisory fetufna from heycral
toNns have boon tenl back 30 have clerical ono,s
only corrected, II looks ss II therp cannot DO moie
than QUO dleienoe IA the vote already reported and
possibly not that
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-11-12
CLERICAL ERRORS IN WAYNE.

III ItIT'IHNI'i sIbTNT"I
Lyons, Nov. 1l.-Cler cpl errors appearing in
the retains from several towns. committees were
appointed to reconyene the inspectors. The lndlca-
tons are that Blaine viii have a plurality ol . 49,
The 70 in detail viii he Blame. G,Si3; Glove
land, 4,130 Butler 4GS; -. John. 433.
JUHN MCGuNIGAL,
County Clerl1