Reporter and farmer. [volume] (Webster, Day County, Dakota [S.D.]) 188?-1946, 1884-11-20
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TIKI NEW YORK AND o COUNTS.
The official o OF twenty wards in
Kings county shows gain OF thirty-nine
votes for Cleveland aud two for Blaine. The
board or canyassers or view York county ex-
amined the returns ~ the irst three assem-
bly, districts A few differences from tho
press reports published Wednesday morning
were discovered, but nothing found that will
materially affect Cleveland's plurality as
published IL is estimatedthat Oswald Otten-
dorfer may fall hundreds OF votes behind his
comrades on the electoral ticket The room
was filled with politicians and lawyers, rep
reseutfng the Republican and Democratic
parties Committees on protested and COR
rected returns We're appointed In the can
vass Of the First district IL was found that the
Democratic electoral ticket was not properly
filled in, and that there were clerical discrep-
ancies or omissions On motion the whole
district was referred TO the committee on
corrected returns The board of trade and
transportation adopted q resolution con-
demning Expressions Of infiammatory char
acter in connection with the close contest OF
the presidential election" scouting the idea
Of fraud, and asserting that every citizen VIII
submit TO the determination Of the cunsti-
tuted authorities
AS BROAD AS 1T WAS o
A change favorable to Blaine Of 233 votes
In the Seventeenth election district OF the
Second assembly district, as against the re-
turns published this morning, was made by
the board OF ~canyassers OF this county
to-day; but a careful comparison with
police and press returns here found that the
difference would be made up In the districts
to be canvnssed
SLIGHT BASIS OF REPUBIIcAN HOPES
The Mail aud Express this afternoon says:
The official canvass Of the vote OF this state IA
IN progress to-day. Bnt few changes were made
Im fkaA A.tA-A-- -
ally conceded that n the vote OF the counties
above Harlem bridge cannot be changed to q.
feet Cisyelsndis plurality an accidental error
may entirely wipe out his plurality, and on this
alone arc based the hopes OF the Republicans.
AZ midnight forty OF the SIXTY counties had been
heard from Officially. They gave a net gain Of
thtfty~threc for Cleveland, leaving his plurality
at l,225, according to the claims OF the Demo-
Gratis. This practically ends any probability Of
any serious Increase 70 Blatnc's matorities.
tn the rural c~ountiss, although II Is fair to bear
in mind that where aaiis are expected the can
yass - delayed, and o case may Yet DO presented
In eight or ten counties where no case has been
which. IA some form or other. George Bliss ex-
poets TO take exception to the informal count
already had is about 1000. About one-third
rest arc Butler and 81. John and other votes
which were discounted, excluded or otherwise
aided 10 swell the Cleveland vote.
NEw YoRK, Special Telegram, Nov. "a
From Official returns received from about
fifty counties, ana taking previous figures
for the remaining ten counties, the Sun this
morning puts Clcveland's plurality at ! ,2o9.
The Times says II win be l,246. The World
sticks to 1917. The Tribune says:
IL the present maioritiea in New York and
BROOKLYN should be sustained. IL would leave
seems certain l.AA aA- -..5..s tsouut wifi reduce
Jhis, but how much. cannot vet he known. None
OF tbs counties IN the interior, from which the
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pecs corrections. seem so far to have made
material changes. Ulster and AIbauy es-
pecialiy failed TO confirm the rcports on
which the hlaii,e plurality had been
ina what may be the probability offurther inn
portapt changes, are noy Ia the hands OF the
lawyers before the New York and Kings county
boards
RrPoRTs or TIE CANVASS
Nxw Yoax. Nov. 13.--The vote on the pres
tdeutini ticket ~cnnyassed by the county
board OF oanvAsee:s il as follows:
First Assembly District Fourth election dis
4.265; Butler, 90. st. John, is. second
Assembly Distae.-Biains 2lsoi oisvs.
Third ASSEMBLY Distrfct-Biaine ae2i:
SlsvsIsad Sill; Butler. 40; 81 John, IA
assembly district: Blaine, 2005: Cleveland
4,508; Butler. 125; 81. John. II. sixth assem-
bly, district: Blaine 1880; Cleveland. 5.6I2;
tTict Z election districts missing: Blaine,
4t659: Cleveland, 4.2f2. Butler, So. St. John.
~ ktehth assembly district: Blaine, 4,722;
Cleveland, 4,lsO: Butler, 90; sc. John. 10.
The gains and losses In the returns OF the
board OF capvassers, 80 far as The canvas has
been mnde, a. compared with the press re-
turns sent out election night, are as follows:
First assembly district, THIRD election district,
Blaine gains 10 votes: Sixteenth election dis-
NTlWI HI11na N0HpM i Nnfa and GlnnDlnr4 40
votes. sccond assembly district, Third eisction
district, Cleveland saias ? yotesi Twalfsh
/ rGteentn election district, cIeveiapd loses /
vote: Seventeenth election district. Blaine gains
20 votes AMI Cleveland loses l45 votes. Third
Assemoly sistriot-Ientn eleosion district.
district. Cleveland gains 2 votes; Twenty-thlrd
e~iection district, Cleveland gains I vote; Tweu-
| Fourth Assembly, disirict.Twelfth election sls
trict, Cleveland Ioses 10 votes; Twenty-nrgt
electicn distEict. Blaine gains I vote.
The total vote OF Brooklyn, as officially
Try at 1922, being q gain OF 9 for clsve-
land.
rroUREs or M PAPERS
The Morning Journal OF Friday morning
win say that Cleveland has apparently q
plurality OF 1852 In this state he has
gained eighteen votes 50 far in this city, and
eight In Brooklyn. Oswald 0ttcndorfar,
the head OF the Cleveland electoral ticket
has bten cut about seventy-h 1--we votes in this
city, and he win have q close sf.ve 10 pull
through. The World Friday morning makes
oievsiand's plurality 1887, and says tho
indications are that hin plurality in this city
viii be increased on all electors save one
The Times figures Cicveland's plurality "a
l.260 The Sun sad Star agree on 1.204
THIS zRhAIp,
IN its summary OF the vote OF New York BY
counties, ~ far a. sscertsinsd b. the ofe,iSl