The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1884-11-13
RETURNS BY COUNTIES.
Additional Reports Show Cleveland To Be
1925 Ahead.

Additional Reports Show Cleveland To Be
1925 Ahead.
New York, Nov. l2-Hhe board of county
canvassers resumed its session to-day. The room
was filled with politicians and lawyers represent
ing the Republican and Democratic parties.
Committees on protested and corrected returns
were appointed, and the canvass of the first as
sembly district was begun. 1t was found, after
proceeding a short way down the district, that
the Democrat electoral ticket was not properly
filled in, and that there were clerical discrepan-
cies or omissions. On motion, the whole dis
trict was referred to the conmitte on corrected
returns.
The official vote Of Suffock county gives Blaine
5 SIC; Cleveland, 6, 429; Butler, SO; St John,
457 Plurality for Cleveland, 553. The returns
heretofore published gave Cleveland plurality
of 595.
The Queens county supervisors completed the
canvass of the electoral vote this morning. The
return of Oyster Bay found defective after
the canvass, but not an error affecting the re
suit The vote, as officially announced IS:
Blaine 8,445; Cleveland, 10.36T; Butler, 210;
st. John, POI. Plurality for Cleveland, 1922
Legal representatives, were again present for
both parties The returns heretofore published
gave Cleveland plurality of 1927.
Genesee county, official: Blaine, 4,63l; Cleve'
land, 3,643; st. john 1856; Butler, l0l.
Jefferson county, official, Blaine, 8 029; Cleve-
land. 7,075; St. John, 636; Butler, 333.
Tompklns county, official, Blaine 4 430; Cleve-
land. 1892; Butler 267; St John, 1913.
Ontario county, official, Blaine, 6382; Cleve-
land, 5.643; Butler. 127; ST. John. 233
The board of commissioners Of Oneida county
adjourned yesterday until this morning, on ac-
count of defective returns The errors are
simply clerical The county clerk states that the
figures will be as follows: Blaine l3 $50; Cleve-
land, 13 800; Butler, 1S9; ST. John, S94; Blank. g.
The official vote of Dutchess county is Blaine,
9.701; Cleveland, s,677; St John 1893; Butler,
Ulster county-Blaine, 1929; Cleveland, 9,s7o;
Butler, l5T: ST. John, APO
Livingston county-Blane, 5,19l; Cleveland
4,039; Butler ll3; ST. John, 375.
Cortland county-Blaine, "a electors. 4,042
l elector 4, 04l; l elector, 4,043; Cleveland, "a
electors. 2, ia; electors, 2,113 Butler, ll2 ST.
John. 375.
Chemung county-Blane. 519S; Cleveland,
4, 719; Butler, Gl3; St John, 1S5.
The official canvass of twenty wards of Kings
county shows gain of 80 votes for Cleveland
and for Blaine.
The board of canvassers OF New York county
examined the returns of the first three Assembly
districts to-day. Few differences from the
press reports published on Wednesday morning
were discovered, but nothing was found that
will materially affect Cleveland's plurality as
published. 1t is estimated that Oswald Often
dorfer may fall 100 votes behind his comrades
on the electoral ticket.
The Board of Trade and Transportation adopt
ed a resolution condemning expressions of an
inhammatory character in connection with the
close contest of the presidential election" scout
ing the idea of fraud, and asserting that every
citizen will submit to the determination of the
constituted auth lrities
A change favorable to Blaine of 233 votes in
the Seventeenth election district of the Second
assembly district as against the returns pub
lished on Wednesday morning. was made by the
board of canvassers of this county to-day, but on
careful comparison with the police and press re-
turns it was found that the difference will be
made up in districts to be- canvassed.