The Emporia weekly news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1881-1889, 1884-11-13
A. p. GoRAEAS,
Chairrnan Oem Or Ynu

The feeling about Democratic head
quarters was so confident e to Cieve-
lands election that the crowd dispersed
at noon. The Republican national COM
mitteenen SAID they had nonews to-day.
They still claim that Blaine carried the
state and is elected.
Owing TO diversified opinion Is to the
correctness and manner In which the
returns from this state have been re-
ceceived and tabulated by the Associa
teS press il has invited committee from
both the Democratic and Republican
national and state committees and the
newspapers Of the city to
visit its offices this afternoon and exam
Inc Its returns IS received direct from
the various districts throughout the
state, and also its mode OF tabulating
them and to assist in retabulating them.
The Tribune still claims that Blaine
has carried the state. Printing House
square in front of It's office is packed
with people. The returns received by
the Associated press from four more dis
tricts Will indicate that If thu
vote received by districts is
correct Blaine's plurality in the state
will be about 800, while the vote by coun-
ties so far as received will indicate q re-
versal OF the figures, giving Cleveland
about 1909.
NEW YoRK, NoV.7.-A revision of the
figures in Westchester county shows q
clerical error in the associated press foot
ings. A correction OF the same gives
Cleveland 500 more votes than the pre-
Vious statement ba 81 d on election dis
tricts.
A difference of nearly AL has been
found in Cattaraugus county between the
Associated press footings and the re-
turns of the county clerk. As the latter's
figures stand they will increase Blaine's
plurality by AL, If not there will be no
change. An effort has been
made to get the election districts repeat
ed separately. The footing OF districts
as received in the Associated press Office
are correct. The only possibility of er-
ror Is ia the returns having been incor.
rect at flrst-namely, too favorable to
Cleveland. The situation at p. m. Is
this: Several errors have been
discovered which, except as
to one in Westchester county very nearly
balanced. Indications are.growing thai
the vote will be nearer even than any
estimates have yet conceded Many
counties are TO be revised, however,
and the work will be slow and
tedious. In is necessarily so since il
every case where q discrepancy Is dis
covered or doubt is raised, the election
district returns are inquired for. At this
late hour it is not always easy to secure
these promptly.
NEW YoK. Nov. THE acting su-
perintendent of police to-day sent q mes.
sage to all police captains to prevent all
parties not having proper permits from
the police, end to give an escort to those
who had permits.
By order of the acting superintendent
of police, issued to day. captains are re-
CURED to hold their men IN readiness
for any outbreak that might occur. A
force of policemen are massed In station
houses nearest to the newspaper Offices.
The supreme court to-day granted an
order requiring the chief of the bureau
of elections to show cause why he should
not permit committee of lawyers ap.
pointed at last night nights meeting to
inspect the election returns.
Capt. Berghold, commanding the
police in the precinct in which is stu
ated the Western Union building, states
that everything is peaceful.
ALBANY, N. Y, Nov. THE E venin
Journal comedies the election ofCleve-
land. It says: "There seems 60 be no
longer doubt that Cleveland has been
elected president. Every county has
sent in full returns, after careful veri.
fication and assure Cleveland q plural
itV of about 1000 in the state. The vote
will not vary two hundred on either
side of these figures. New York gives
Cleveland enough votes to elect him"
The Journal has devoted all its energy
toward securing the result and it now
exullingly states that the election hal
been decided differently from Its desire
because II believes that the prompt
recognition of the will OF
the majority Is essential to the mamie
nance and preservation of American in
situations. So long as the people of thu
United States have decided TO transfer
the federal administration % the Demo
cratic party, were glad thst the decis
ion has been made IN favor of the Dem
Ocrats from New York state.
CongratulatorY dispatches have pour
ed In upon the governor all morning
They came from every state IN tn,
Union, and already several thousand
have been received. Among the tele-
grams was one from j sy Gould, congrat
ulaiing Cleveland on his election. Their
vas . constant stream of visitors in ant
out of the executive mansion all morn
ing. Many ladies were among the call
ers. The governor bore his honor
modestly.
The excitement in this city has large
lY subsidized, the Republicans general!
conceding Clevelahd's election. Man.
business and private houses are decor
ated and the enthusiasm among tn
Democrats subdued but intense. Tn
Jacksonians, one of the leading campaigI
clubs will serensde Presidentelec
Cleveland at the executive mansion thi
evening. Monday night next monste
celebration Will be held in which all tn
campaign clubs of Albany will paTtici
pate.
KINGSTON. N. Y, Nov. 7.-Ulsie
county complete official returns Civ
Blaine 1910; st. John, 429; Butler, Isl
BINeHAMPToF, N. Y, Nov 7-Th
Official returns from Broom county
give Blaine 71s2; CleyelAnd, $3.50; 8
John, 45s; Butler, IA.
DUNDEE, Nov. THE total vote O
Yates county is as follows: Blaine 3i91
Cleveland 1917, Butler ia, st. job
1853; Blaine's plurality 1874.
SCHENECTADY, N. Y, Nov. TIL
official vote of Schenectady for election
is: Blaine $500. Cleveland 2977, Butte
SO. Blsins's majority has been incoI
rectly reported at 146.
The omelAI COuns Needed.
i NEW YORK, Nov. S-The Commercis
Advertiser this afternoon says: It seem
generally agreed to-day by Law abiding