Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1884-11-14
NEW YORK STATES VOTE.
THE OFFICIAL COUNT NEARLY
COMPLETED.

But Five More Counties, Including New
York, to be Heard FrOm-Kings County
Shows a Gain for CIeVeIand-No Great
Change in His Plurality Probable.
NEW YORK, Nov. 13.-The gains and
losses in the returns of the board of can
vassers so far as the canvass has been
made, as compared with the press returns
sent out on election night, are as follows:
In the First Assembly district, third elec-
tiOn district, Blaine has a gain of 10 votes:
in the sixteenth election district Blaine
loses vote and Cleveland loses 40. In the
Second Assembly district, third election
district, Cleveland gains votes; in the
twelfth election district Cleveland gains
l vote; in the fifteenth election district
Cleveland loses 1 vote; in the seventeenth
election district Blaine gains IS votes and
Cleveland loses 15j votes. In the Third
Assembly district, tenth election district,
Cleveland loses , votes; in the twenty-first
election district Cleveland gains .
votes; in the twenty-third cleo
ton district Cleveland gains
vote; in the twenty-siXth election district
Blaine loses 3. The gain mentioned tor
Blaine and the loss for Cleveland in the
seventeenth election district are the same
ulbDdLC0RS
terday, but are here given in detail. As
stated yesterday there will be changes in
other districts which will offset Cleve-
lands losses in this seventeenth district.
The Official canvass Is yet wanting of
the counties OF Franklin, Greene, Mon
roe, New York and Niagara. Balancing
the various small changes so far reported.
outside of New York county, a net loss to
Cleveland Of 20 votes is shown; and,
taking Cleveland's plurality of 1,2SO, as
given in the New York Times of Sunday
as basis, Clevelands plurality is now
l,25l in the counties in which the canvass
is complete.
The total vote in Brooklyn for Presi-
dent, as officially announced today, was
as follows: Cleveland, 69,274: Blaine.
53,512; Cleveland's plurality 10, ,762. being
a gain of to Cleveland over the published
figures.
All but u of the counties of the State
have reported the result of their official
canvass. Those outside of New York
show Blaine gains aggregating u, Blaine
losses Of IA, and Cleveland gains of Z,
net gain for Cleveland of 9. This does not
include New York and Kings counties.
Complete returns of six New York City
Assembly districts telegraphed tonight,
show net loss for Blaine of 203, and
net loss for Cleveland of SO, and show an
increase IN CteNeland'S plurality OF 16l.
This is in comparison with the table of
the Times of Nov. :.
THE "HERALD's" SUMMARY.
The Herald, in its summary of the vote
of New York State by counties as far as
ascertained by the official count. gives
Cleveland plurality of 1884 votes. In
the case of six counties, however, where
the canvassers adjourned owing to some
technicality, and where the pluralities
may be changed. unofficial figures are
given. The votes for Butler and ST. John
were as follows: st. John. %, 769: Butler.
1889. In the counties already canvassed
there is no material change in the ma
jorities since yesterday. Blaine has
gained l vote in Columbia and > in St.
Lawrence county and lost , votes in
Schuyler, making his net gain vote.
Cleveland has gained votes in Kings and
lost 10 in Oneida, making his net
l"ss votes. This reduces Cleveland's
plurality by votes, making it now ], ,254
Only three counties have not vet fur
nished the official Franklin, Greene
and New York.
The independent Republicans of Brook
lyn tonight appointed a committee to de-
wise plan for a permanent OrganiZatiOn