Press and daily Dakotaian. (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1880-1889, 1884-11-11

Orleans ....... 3,999 2,9O8 6S 669
Clinton ....... 5,973 5,l5l 10 35
Rensselaer, -. 1859 13.4l4 6s6 4l6
Seneca ...... $500 1927 SO ll9
Schenectady. $3.50 2,s77 LOG Al
Warreu........ 3.579 2.7s3 l79 1913
Niagara County. Nov. 1.-THE board Of
county canvassers met this morning and
adjourned till tomorrow afternoon on
account of incomplete returns.
Lockport, N. Y, Nov. 1.-THE official
vote of Niagara county will be: Blaine
electors, each 5,s75; Cleveland electors,
each 5,l93. Owing to clerical errors in
returns the board adjourned until to-.
morrow.
New York. Nov. l1-To.day. at noon,
the board of aldermen we're sworn in as
a board of county canvassers. @. B
Waite, republican, was elected chairman
of the board. The room was filed with
lawyers interested in the count. Among
those present. representing the republi.
can national and state committees were
Wm. NJ. Evarts, Bliss, Sewell, Seward
and VIM. A. Butler. The democratic
state and national committee we're repre-.
sented by Francis G. Barlow. Franklin
Bartlett, Aaron j. Vanderpool, @. P.
Miller, Francis NJ. Scott, Francis L.
Stetson, Edward R. Bacon and James G.
Garter.
New York, Nov. 1.-THE republican
committee. have moved to the
Victoria hotel where Chairman Jones,
Senators Hobart, Elkins, Chaffee and
Converse are awaiting the report
Of the official count in the state.
Emery A. Storrs, in an interview this
said: 1t is the duty OF Blaine
to insist on q fair count, for he has not
been running for fun, but as a represen-
tative of the people.
The democratic national committee to-
day issued call to those interested for
money with which to defray extraordi-
nary aud unexpected expenses occas ion
ed by the threatened dispute of the
electoral vote in the state of New York.
New York, Nov. 1.-THE Mail and Ex-
press says the Official count of ballots in
every county of the state is now in pro-
gress aud that the work will be very
thorough. Neither party yields an inch
and every figure will be closely scrut,.
nized. In some counties OF the state a
week is usually consumed at the work,
but in this city and Kings county less
time is required. Four years ago the
official canvass of the state was not com.
pleted until Nov. 20.h. over week
distant. Prominent lawyers on both
sides watch the count.
New York, Nov. 1l-Kings county board
of canvassers met to-day. A number
OF citizens, and counsel representing the
republican and democratic national and
state committees were present. John
g. McKane was elected chairman and
the usual committees appointed, after
which the board went to work on the
canvass Of Queens county. The board
Of canvassers also organized and will
probably complete the electoral votes
this afternoon.
The board of canvassers OF Suffolk
county, also got to work. Lawyers we're
present, representing the republican
and democratic parties to see fair can
vass.
Several counties have reported
their official canvass up to 2 p. m.,
but in none have nota BILE changes
taken place. In one county was found
irregularities, merely technical, which
compelled the congress to adjourn until
tomorrow. Work in New York and
Kings counties will move slowly, and no
statement OF the final result can be
made for some days. A resolution was
offered that none but those having bust
ness with the board should be allowed
to remain IN the room during Its ses-
slous. This was laid on the table. Com
mittees we're appointed on protests, 80,
pervising Of returns, &c. VIM. P. Kirk
read protest against votes
been counted that we're cast for Grace,
Tor mayor, on the ground that it has
been publicly and seml-officially an
nounced that he is not Q nsturalized
,itizen. This was referred to the com.
nittee on protests. The board adjourned
until Tomorrow.
Coopsrstown, N. Y, Nov. 1.-THE
board Of canvassers Of Otsego county.
here to-day, but finding errors
10 the returns adjourned until tomorrow
Afternoon.
Rochester, N. Y. Nov. 1.-THE board
Of canvassers Of Livingston county. met
to-day but finding errors 10 the returns,
sent them back for correction and ad-
)onrned until tomorrow. The ohsirmsn
of the board authorized the statement
That Blaine's plurality in the county vss
l,l52.
Gov. RosdIs,'s rroclsmsti"s.
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