The Pickens sentinel. [volume] (Pickens, S.C.) 1871-1903, 1884-11-20
THE COUNT FINISHED.
sfEyE ELRINs C0NcEDEs CfEyE-
LANDS ELECGIoN.

\ OsoS A"Sive hundred Remains UnBhaken
WASHINGTON, November 1880
4. M,--At this hour reports from
county boards of thirty counties of
New York State, north of the Harlem
klver, make changes in the figures
published in the New York Times and
the sen, the net result of which is to
diminish Blaine's plurnlities as given
i'm both papers. Taking the Times
table as published OH Sunday as n
basis, the net loss TO blaine is 81. All
OF the changes noted in these reports
are i'm counties which gave maiorities
for Blaine. No changes have thus far
been made in tho published majortics
tor Cleveland. The following are the
counties embraced in the above state
ment: Allegheny, Cayuaga, Chantau-
. qua, Clinton, Essex, Livingston, Full
ton and Hamilton Gone county,, Her.
kimer, Lewis, Madison, Montgomery
Oneidaga, Orlans, Oswego, Otscgo,
Putnam, Renssalear, RocEland, Sara
toga, Schenectady. Schoharic, Seneca,
Steuben, Tiago, Warren, Washington,
Wayne, Wcstchester, Wyoming and
Yates.
WAsHrNGToN, November 11-1o.3O
I. M.-Roports from the additiona!
u,
Orange and Cattaraugus make NO
change in the Times list; but cor.
rection received from Lewis county, in
which II change of fifty-two in the
published plurality was previously
noted, makes the change only two
votes; so that the changes i'm thirty.
tnree counties show net reduction o,
Blainc's plurality rs published in Sun
days Times of four votes.
WASHINGTON, November 12.-Ohi-
cial returns received to-day from Suf-
folk, Genessee and Jefferson Counties,
New York, show gain of eight in
favor of Blaine. This makes a net
of four for Blaine over the estimate of
the New York Times Of Sunday last :.
NEW York, November 12.-Only
thirty-nine Counties have reported Of
ficially up to 3P. M. OF these nearly
all have made some slight changes from
their last previous figures. The great
est variation was In Jefferson County,
where Blaine gains eight. Blainc's
total gains in thirty-nine Counties are
eleven votes and his total losses seven.
ALL of Cleveland'S pluralities have re-
maincd unchanged. Blaine's net gain
so tar In the canvass therefore has been
four votes. Accepting the figures of
the County Clerks for tho rest of the
Counties of the State, this makes
Cleveland's plurality 1876.
WASHINGTON, November 1850 =.
M;-Forty-four Counties of New York
effect further slight changes i'm tho
figures sent in the New York dispatch
dated z. NJ, SO that Cleveland's plur-
ality remains at l ,29O, being that given
in the table ofreturns to County Clerks
as published in the New York Times
OF Sunday. The detailed figures are
not identical with those of that table,
but the changes effected by the canvass
OF vote by the County Boards cx-
actly balance.
The Counties yet to be heard from
arc Albany, Broome, Chenango, Col
umbia, Delaware, Franklin, Greene,
Kings, Monroe, New York, Niagara
Oneida, st. Lawrence, Schuyler and
Sullivan. The changes in tho detailed
vote are In nine Counties, all of which
gave pluralities for Blaine.
AABANY, November 12--Bcfore nd
Journing the Board seemed to have
agreed upon tho following figures on
the electoral ticket in this County:
Blaine II sos, Cleveland 18,345, Butler
g93, st John 3l2. Republicans and
Democrats both say that these will
VIII not be changed. The canvassers
dld not certify to them, but passed to
the consideration of them County
ticket. The official reports will be
announced tomorrow. Clcyeland's
plurality in this County on these figures
is o4I, being an Increase Of seven over
the list heretofore given in the New
York Times.
New YORK, November 12-Thc
board OF County Canvassers resumed
ltS session to-day. The room was fill.
Gu WIN politicians and lawyears re-
presenting the Republican and Demo-
cratic parties. Committees on ,ro.
tested and corrected returns were ap-
pointed. The canvass of the first ns-
sembly district was begun. 1t was
found, after proceeding q short wav
down the district, that the Democratic
electoral vote was not properly filled
IN ana there were clerical discrepan-
clcS or omissions. On motion, the
whole district was referred to the com |
mlttec on corrected returns.
BUFFALO, NoVembc" 12.-Thc Super-
Vlsors of Erie County met Yesterday at
the county Clerks office and were con.
stltuted Board of Canvassers. Mis-
takes were found in some of the wards
rs 10 the proper way of writing in the
Vote' but nothing was found that would
show fraud or changes in the vote.
The Board will be occupied for some
days. ''''
NEW York, November 12.-The of.
nclal canvass oftwenty wards in Kings
county shows a gain Of 80 votes for
cleveland and two for Blaine. The
Board of Canvassers of New York
County examined the returns of the
hrst three assembly districts today.
l',N,1, rev differences from the press reports
published on Wednesday giorning
were discovered, but nothing was
round that will materially affect Clcye.
iands plurality as published. 1t is es.
tlmated that Oswald Ottendorfcr. who
mas icWer votes than any other I,cmo.
cratic ,eI9ctor, may fall one hundred
votes behind. '''"
NEW YORK, November 13-3-Au
put twelve of the counties of the STATE
nave reported the result of their Official
eanvass; Those outside of Now York
snow Blaine gains aggregating twelve
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