Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1884-11-13
Slow Work In Ncw York Counties.

RETURNS COMPLETE FROM TWELVE ADDITIONAL I'M.
TERROR COUNTIES, WITH NO MATERIAL CHANGE
WHAT WAS DONE BY THE BOARDS IN skw YORK And
KINGS COUNTIES YESTERDAY.
The official canvass In all the counties or New
York is not yet complete. A dispatch from senator
German says at VIII require all this week 20 finish
the count" Yesterday only twelve counties were
added TO those reported on Tuesday. making forty
six altogether. Fourteen more remain 90 be re-
turned, including New York and Kings counties or
the counties stiIl missing nine are republican and
five democratic. The canvass so far made in New
York county, which includes three OF the twenty
four assembly districts does not show any changes
materially TO the advantage OF either side In
Kings county the canvass as Tar as-gune shows q
few slight changes TO the advantage OF Cleveland
Yesterday the only CHANCES in the previously re-
ported figures were gain for Blaine OF JefYer-
son and loss of i In Duchess and 2 In Chemung
The unofficial but doubtless correct figures OF
Albany reported yesterday show a loss 20 Cleve-
land OF 3. In Niagara county also Cleveland loses
vote. This makes Blaines net gain in the twelve
interior counties completed yesterday, 9.
EXCITING EPISODE IN THE NEW YORK COUNTY COURT
The board or canvaSSers OF New York county ex-
amined the returns OF the first three assembly dis
ticts. But few differences from the figures printed
In yesterdays STAR were discovered, but nothing
was f0uud that viii materially affect Cle,elands q
plurality as published IL Is estimated that Oswald
0ttendorier. who has fewer votes than any other
democratic electOr, may fan a hundred votes be-
hind. The most exciting scene OF the day befors
election district OF the second assembly district was
reached. IL was found that there was an errur in
compu ing the electoral vote, there being oovi-
Gus mistake OF one hundred votes The Chairman
announced that he had carefully computed the re.
suit and was certain OF the Mr. Bliss -an ex.
cltedly. TO supervisor OconnOr and said, audibly:
"1hat don't loot" Supervisor Shiels insis:ed that
the footing was correct and moved that the return
be canvassed. Mr.. Bliss went up TO the desk and
talked to the county clerk al not guided by
you here" said Mr. Keenan,. Half a dozen members
of the board were speaking at once. supervisor
Kirk insisted that the obvious intent OF the fnspec-
tors and the obvious vote should be canyassed Sp-
perTisor o'Connor Insisted with equal fersor that
the return would not foot up correctly. ..Order!
Orderi" shouted Chairman Waite, as he pounded
with his gave and ordered the roll TO be called On
the motion or supervisor shiels- The board voted
IL TO not 10 send the return back.
NEWS FROM OTHER COUNTIES WHERE THE CANVASS
rs NOT COMPLETE
The official canvass OF twenty wards IN Kings
county shows gain OF 81 votes for Cleveland. The
board OF canvaSsers OF Albany county adjourned
uutil to-day without completing the canvass Bs-
fore adjourning they seemed 10 have agreed on the
following figures on the electoral ticket: Blaine,
IL 69s; Cleveland, is, 45 Butler $50; ST. John, 3l2
Republicans and democrats both say that these
figures wiz not be changed. The canvassers did
not certify 10 them, but passed 90 the considera-
tion OF the county ticket The Official results VIII
be announced this afternoon. The ofiic1al canvass
OF Sullivan countyfs not yet completed The re-
turns from several towns were sent back, having
contained Clerical errors The county clerk says
that his figures giving Cleveland 275 plurality VIII
not he changed more than nVe either way. St
Lawrence county vote is nearly canv vasSed, without
changing the ngures already given. Several su-
perrlSors were sent home 10 correct returns The
canvass Will undoubtedly be finished to-day. The
canvass OF the Chenango county vote is not yet
complete, but enough Is known 20 show that the
figures Will not be changed Broome, Columbia
and Greene counties are not yet canvassed. In
Cleveland's plurality VIII be 81. The board ad-
jourDed until to-day.