Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1884-11-12
NEW YoRK'S VOTE.
cAsvAsslNa COUNTY, xErURSs.
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No Material chanee.-Thr Work Beswnfs
New York md Other Counties.

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New York md Other ceansics.
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WASHINGTON, ID. c., November H.
Reports from the canvass by the county
bosrds In New York State have been re-
ccived from the following counties, wnict
correspond with the table punished ~ th'
New York Sun OF Saturday and tue i,h1e'
81 sunday last: Clinton, MADISON. mont
c0mery. Orleans, Rensselaer,, saratoga
schenectady, Schclarie. senec'' warren
aud Yates. Essex county increases
BlaiDe's figures In the Sun Oy Two Vote,
The canyassers OF Niagara county al
jonrnrd until tomorrow on account OF in
complete returns. The canyasscrs OF Llv-
ineston county met day. but finding er-
rors In some OF the returns seat them back
for correction and adjourned until to-mor-
row. The chairman OF the Board author
izcs the statement that BlaiDe's plurality In
the county is I,I59. which Is 60 less than
tHe figure, OF the Sun and one iess than
the Ii,pcS's statement.
Loss TO pLAIsE rs THIRTY COUNTIES.
WAsiIINGToN, u. g., November 1l-9:30
j. MA this hour report. from county
boards OF thirty counties OF New York
State north OF Harlem river make changes
In the figures published in the New York
Times and SIN, the net result OF which Is
10 diminish Blaine's plurality az gwen in
both papers. Taking the ImeS'S tiblc as
published Sunday as basis. the net loss to
Blaine is 81. Al OF the changes noted
in these reports are In counties which gave
majorities for Blaine. No changes have
thus fsr been made in the published ma
ioritics for Cleveland. The following are
the counties embraced in the above state
meDt: Allegheny, Cayugi, Chatauqua.
Clinton. Essex, Livingston, Fulton and
Hamilton Zone county,. Herkimer, Lewis,
Madison, Montgomery, Onendaga, Orleans,
Oswego, Otscgo, Putnam. Rensselaer,.
Rockland, Saratoga. schenectady, Schaha-
RE, Senaca. SteIben. Tloga, Warren, Wash
inetou. Wayne. Wcstchester, Wyoming,
and Yates.
1880 j.. M.-Rcports from additional
New York counties OF Richmond. Orange,
and Catlarangus, make no change in the
1fmeS'S list, but correction received from
Lewis county. in which q change OF 80 in
the published plure'ty was previously
noted. makes the change only two votes !;
so that the, changes In 80 counties show II
net reduction OF Blaine's plurality a. pub.
lished in the Sunday Times OF votes.
TIE VOTE OF QUEENS COUNTY.
JAMAICA, /. l., November 1.-THE
Queens county supervisors met at the
county clerks Office at 10 O'clock this morn
ing to canvass the electoral votes. There
was a large attendance OF Republican,. and
Democrats from all paris OF the county.
COunty.Judge Armstrong and DistrIct-At-
torney Fleming appeared for the State De-
mOcTatic Committee. and COunScllOrs Jesse
johnson and w. s. COgswcll for the Re-
publicans. The returns from several dts
lrictS in North Hampstead and Flushing
were objected 10 by Mr.. COgswcl on the
ground that the grand totals were
not given. No errors affecting the re-
suit eS already given were discovered. Il l.
dOubtiJi il tho result will be announced
to-day. unless the rejected returns are corr
rected this afternoon. Asscmblyman Id
ward A. Darrah presented protest against
the award Of 4 certificate to Thomas II.
Smith Rcpublican) for the Assembly from
the Second district Of Queens county. A.
lCging fraud, bribery, Irregularity. and
illegal voting in Long Island city.
JAMAICA, l.. L., November 1l.-The
Queens county Board OF supervisors had
not completed the canvass OF the electoral
vote when they adjourned at =. VI. to-
day. the returns Of niue districts. which
were returned to the inspectors for cor
rection, still remaining TO be canvasscd.
In each casetbe inspectors bad failed to give
the total number OF votes cast. During the
afternoon session. when the returns from
the First district Of the First Ward of
Long Island city were presented, COun-
sell0r Jesse johnson, representing the
Republican State Committee. questioned
their validity. claiming that they were not
signed by properly-qualiiied inspectors
lie said he bad been told that william
Iieany. chairman OF the board Of inspect
ors, had left the p0lling-placc, had received
no ballots, and mad not been present when
they were counted. aud that another per-
son had taken his place and signed the re-
tWns without being duly qualified. Up
to this time no objection had been
offered TO the Interference OF out
side parties. but at this point Su.
pervisor Mclaughlin suggested that the
objections Of counsel were interfering with
The work OF the Board, and moved that the
canvass proceed. This course was adopted,
md no further notice was taken OF John
'on's objections. johnson also claimed that
he vote OF the town of Newtown was in ex-
,css OF the registry. but upon inspection OF
he registry books he discovered II WIS sew
,ral hundred less. 1t is now almost certain
here will be no change in the figures as
Ilready published. showing Cleye!and's
plurality to be 1892.
The NEW YORK CITY BOARD.
NEW YORK. November ll.-To-day at
loon the Board OF Aldermen were sworn
n us Board OF County Canyassers.
harlos =. Waite (Republican) was elected
hartman. The Board room was flled with
awyers interested in the count and specta-
ors. Among the lawyers present repre-
enting the Republican National aud state
committees were William VI. Evarts. Col
mel George Bliss. Robert Sewell. Clarence
\. seward, and William Alien Butler.
rhc Democratic National and state Com
nittecs were represented by General
francis c. Barlow. Franklin Bartlett.
AARON j. VanderpOel, Charles i. Miller,
francis VI. Scott. Francis J.. StetSOn.
edward X. Bacon, and James &. Carter.
. resolution was offered tina: none but
bosc having business With thu Board
hould be allowed 10 remain in the room
turing It's session. This was Ibid on the
able. The requisite committees were APP
,ointeA on protests, supervising Of returns,
&C. William T. Kirk (Tammany) read a
'Iotest against any votes being counted
tat were cast for William r. Grace for
iayor. on the ground that 1t had been pub
cly and scmi-oilicially asserted and be-
eved by NAVY people that Grace was not
naturalizcd citizen. This matter was
eferrcd 10 the Committee on Protests. Tn?
=. nd tho aIt 10. ,aIt 70
KINGS COUNTY.
New YORK. November 1.-THE Kings
ounty Board Of CanvaSserS met to-day. !
number OF citizens were present, a.
Tere also counsel representing the Repub- |
can and Democratic National and State |
Committees. John Y. McKane was elected |
and the usual committees werc |
ppointed; after which the Board went to |
'Ork on the canvass.
The Board OF Canvassers Of Suffolk |
0unty also got to work to-day. Lawyers |
re present representing both the l;epub-
can and Democratic parties.
THE VOTE IN ALBANY.
ALBANY, \. v, November ll.-Thc |
ub- Committee OF the Board Of Coun-
} Canfassers met again this evening. The
welfth Wand matter was considered. aud /
Re Democrats candidate in whose favor
re change Of votes was made refused to
rofit by it. The effect will be 20 elect the
epublican candidate for county treasurer
nj coroner.
The vote oh presidential electors viii
2 officially canvassed tomorrow. IL is
rfeved that there will be no change.
leveland's plurality here is Gj".
THE DEMOCRATIC CONMITTEE'S NEWS.
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