Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1884-11-12

Jefferson county: The Board of Canvass
ers have adjourned until - o'clock to-
morrow.
Erie county; The County Canvassers
began their work this morning. and to-
night finished the Presidential vote, without
making any change from Blaine's majority
of l 1,490
Dispatches to the Courier confirms the
old figures in CattaraugUS county of l,S9S
majority for Blaine
Chautauqua county gives 4, 500 majority
Tor Blame, and Wyoming county f,252 ma
jority for Blaine
NEW YORK, November llth.-To-tlay ut
noon the Board of Aldermen were sworn
IN as Il Board of County CanvasseTs. Charles
Is. Nalte. Republican, was elected Chair
man. The Board-room was filed with
lawyers interested in the count, and specta-
tors. Among the lawyers present, repre-
Senting the Republican National and State
Committees We're Wm. NJ. Evarts, Colonel
George Bliss, Robert Sewell, Clarence A.
Seward and William Allen Butler. The
Democratic National and State Committees
were represented by General Francis c.
Barlow, Fraklin Bartlett, Aaron J. Wander
pool, Charles =. Miles, Francis " Scott,
Francis l.. StetSOn. Edward r. Bacon and
James G. Carter. \ resolution was offered
that none but those having business with
the Board should be allowed 10 remain in
the room during its session. This was laid
on the table. The requisite committees
We're appointed-on Protests, Supervising
of Returns, etc. William T. Kirk Tam
many read protest against any votes
being counted that were cast for William
II . Ia IL =
had been publicly and Seui-otficiallv
asserted and believed 10y many people that
Grace was not 4 naturalilcd citizen This
matter was referred to the Committee on
Protests. The Board then adjourned until
tomorrow.
New York, November llth.-The Kings
county Board of CanyaSsers met to-day. 4
number OF citizens We're present. rs also
counsel representing the Republican and
Democratic National and State Commit
tees. John g. McKans was elected
Chairman, and the usual committees ap-
pointed, after which the Board went 10
work on the canvass
ROCHESTER,, November Ilth.-The Board
Of CanvaSSers Of Livingston county met to-
day. but, finding errors in some of the
returns, sent them back and adjourned
until tomorrow. The Chairman of the
Board authorizes the statement tha; Blaine 5
plurality in the county is I.l52
MipNIGIT REPORT.
New York, November rIItl,-Midnight.-
| p to this hour the result of the ballot for
Presidential Electors has been declared in
33 OF the so counties of this State The
last previous reports OF the County Clerks
showed Democratic plurality OF 1850
To-days canvass showed a net loss To Blaine
of four votes. The remaining - counties
with two executions. have reported pro-
grcsS. and will for the most part report the
result of their canvass tomorrow. To
day 'sreports speak OF irregularities in form.
but no mention IS made of any serious dis
crepancy in the count. Several counties
which did not to-day complete their official
canvass, reported that there was no reason
to believe that when completed the figures
would show any change from those al
ready given. The cauyassed returns re-
ceived by the Democratic State Committee
from ~ counties indicate change of six
votes in favor of Blaine against sixty On
lexington in favor Of Cleveland. No re-
turns have been received by the Republican
National Committee at the Victoria Hotel
and Chairman Draper, OF the Republican
State Executive Committee. could not he
IOUiltI NTtllCistl Jttii4 ~ NIlIi'p, Il Sldt-
wart Republican from Auburn, said he be
lieved the official canvass would make no
material change in the published returns.
" If there is any hitch, said he, it will
be in New York and Kings counties. Up
in the country the people know "A hours
after the closing of the polls what the re-
Suits. | think it is sure thing In The
official canvass of the Kings county Board
of Supervisors, the returns in the six wards
examined to-day, beginning with the First
showed Cleveland To have Il ,229 votes and
Blaine S,2l6.
New YORK November l2tl,--A. NJ
There is absolutely nothing new in politi,
cal circles. Quiet reigns everywhere. and
the official returns begun to-day show no
material differences given previously by
the Associated Press.