Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1884-11-16
EASTERN NEWS.
The Recount in New York
Ended.
NO MATERIAL DIFFERENCE FROM THE
FIRST COUNT.
Oleveland's Plurality Set Down
at LAT.
GEORGE WILLIAM CURTIS ON CIVIL
SERVICE.
Mr.. Arthur for United States
Senator.
CHOLERA MOVING ON TO NEW
YORK CITY.
CHOLERA MOVING ON TO NEW
YORK CITY.
ESPECIAL TO THE SENTINEL
The New York Recount.

New YORK, Nov. 15.-The Board Of Can
vassers give the vote on the Presidential
ticket in the First Assembly District, COM
plete-Blaine, 2,275; Cleveland, 4,263;
Butler, SO; st. John, Is.
Fifteenth Assembly District, complete
Blaine, 4,172; Cleveland, 6,446; Butler,
2l5; st, John, Al.
Sixteenth Assembly District, complete
Blaine, AIS; Cleveland, 5,319.
Seventeenth Assembly District. complete
Blaine 5,265; Cleveland, 6,395; Butler,
214, st. John, 81.
Eighteenth Assembly District, complete
Blaine, 2,7S5; Cleveland, 6,253; Butler,
209; st. John, Is.
Nineteenth Assembly District, complete
Blaine, 1850; Cleveland, $3.50; Butler,
1862; St. John. Sc.
Twentieth Assembly District, complete
Blaine, 3,43G; Cleveland, 6,016; Butler,
1855; st. John, 8.
Twenty-frst Assembly District, com
plete-Blaine, 4,080; Cleveland, 4,640;
Butler, SO; St. John, SO.
Twenty-second Assembly District, COM
plete blaine. 5,S41; Cleveland, 9,104; But
Ter. 2S4; St. John, "a.
Twenty-third Assembly District. COM
plete-Blaine, 1921; Cleveland, 8,842;
Butler, 292; St. John, 1920.
Twenty-fourth District, complete
Blaine, 3,615; Cleveland, $500; Butler,
142; St. John, SO.
Seventh, Ninth and Thirteenth Assem-
bly, Districts are yet incomplete.
NEW YORK, Nov. 15.-4 P. M.-The off,
cial canvass Is now completed, with the
exception of the Seventh. Ninth and
Thirteenth Districts, which are In the
hands OF the committee on corrections.
There Is no prospect OF these being COM
pleted before 10 O'clock tonight.
ROCHESTER,. N. Y, Nov. 15.-Monroe
county, oficial-Clevelsnd, 10, 249; Blaine,
18, 1925; st. John, 1909; Butler, sos.
SUMMARY.
New YORK. Nov. 15.-A hasty compila-
ton by the clerk in charge Of the city re-
turns. of which the canvass has just been
completed, leads him to state that the
plurality for Cleveland in the entire State
will be 1,l47. He figures that Blaine
made a net gain in the city by the canvass
OF 100 votes.
GEN. Swain ON Trial.
WARRINGTON, Nov. 15.-The court-mar-
tial, convened by the direction of the
President to try the charges preferred
against Judge Advocate General Swain,
met this morning. The following officers
compose the detail of the court: Generals
schoield. Terry, Miles, Rochester, Hola-
bird and Newton; Colonies s. @. Smith,
Andrews, Brooke, Bradley. Ayers and
Black with Major Gardner. Judge Advo-
cate General Swain appeared before the
court accompanied by Judge Shellabarger
OF this city whom he introduced as one Of
his counsel, stating that he would be as
sisted by Jere Wilson and Gen. Charles II.
Grosvenor of Ohio. On the opening of the
court. Gen. Swain raised the question of
jurisdiction. He presented a motion stat
ing in substance that he appeared before
the court, not asserting to its jurisdiction,
but solely for the purpose OF excepting to
such jurisdiction and the court to dismiss
the charges and prosecution thereof, for
want Of Jurisdiction. II also stated