The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1884-11-15
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NEW YORK, NOV. l4.-The board of al =
dermen resumed the canvass of the city
vote this morning, None OF the defects
OF omissions passed upon up to 2:30 y.
m; materially effected the general re-
suit one way or the other.
a comparison of the returns from the
eight districts thus far canvassed, with
oulletlns sent out on election night by
Guy press association, has resulted in
showing net Republican gain of 35l
votes. In regard to this the Post saws.
thls afternoon, at first sight, such state
lnent seems important, but in reality
the changes thus far made will have no
effect upon Cleveland's plurality as al
ready announced,
The official canvass of the ninth as.
sembiy district in this county, with the
gives Blaine i,4i0; Cleveland, Sly, Bn1,
Ter, ID; st. John, l2i. Tho vote pub-
llshed November 5, gave Blaine, i,437;
Cleveland, 5,2O2; Butler, ll9; st, John,
The tenth district complete gives
Blaine, AN; Cleveland, 5,69l; Bntler.
II; ST. John, II. A change of 8 i'm favor
OF Cleveland from the first press report,
Eleventh district complete, Blaine.
., 5Ol; Cleveland, S,3i2; Butler, 81; st.
John, 30. No change.
twelfth district complete, Blaine, s.
1lS' Cleveland, 5,lI2; Batler, III; st.
Cleveland.
The thirteenth and sixteenth
election districts were referred to the
committees on technicalities.
EOurteenth district complete: Blaine.
800; Cleveland, 1897; Butler, "A; ST,
John, 4O--a loss for Blaine of 4 and n
gam for Cleveland of 10, compared with
early press reports.
EXPLAINING THE LOSSES AND GAINS,
NEW YORK., Nov. H.--All the coun-
TIES IN this state have sent in their of
,ielal reports, excepting New York,
brie ana Monroe. If there is no change
III the pluralities of these three counties
rom what was reported by their county
clerks just before the canvass of their
returns began, Cleve,and's plurality in
the state will be l,25S. The 81 counties
when have reported, show gains for
cleveland OF q; losses for Cleveland.
4O' gains Tor Blaine l3; losses for Blame
IT, The canvass in New York county
Tor tho six districts already reported II
AZ follows: Cleveland's gain, Il; Cleye-
iands losses, 100; Blaine's gain, 10;
blMhes losses, 81; net gain for Blaine.
lOo;. This does not include tho differ
ehces already noted in the completed
canvass OF the first and seventh ASSEM-
ply distric s, nor are the changes In New
York county included in the statement
OF the vote which puts Cleveland's plu-
rallty at l,26S. The fourth precinct of
the nrst election district in this city.
whlch was sent bacK TO the inspectors
yesterday for correction i'm its
FORM, was counted on election
night as having given Al for Blaine and
Tvs Tvs Tor Z eveland, Tor Butler. The 9th,
nun ana 18th precincts of the 9TH assem-.
nly district, which were similarly re.
.urhed Tor correction, gave, according TO
.ne hrst hgures reported, Blaine 4Os;
Oleveland, 3I5; Butler, q. If these fig
ures are not changed the first district
Wi.i snow gain of 0 for Blaine over the
ngures OF November 3, and loss for
Cleveland of 40. The seventh district
WIZ show n gain for Blaine of 2l5, and n
gam Tor Cleveland of o. 1t is claimed
oy Democrats that the first count in
these Two districts was incorrect and
mat the hnal canvass will show little or
no gain for either side.
THE ST. JOHN VOTE.
NEW foRK, Nov. li.-The st. John
vote, official canvass, is as follows:
piisihIor, lSisa, ussc VOTES, DISTRICT. VOTES.
Second assembly. 0 SIKH ~ sembIy @ - is :
lhlri assembly. 20 Seventh as~enbly ~
fourlh assembly 10 Eighth assembly ii
=, KINGS coUNTY.
NEW YORK, Nov. l4.--The Kings
county complete Official canvass has not
Het Deen declared. Cleveland, 6q276;
Blaihe, 5S,5H; Butler, 2,4i2; ST, John
',4-O' Cleveland's plurality, 1862.
fR NNKLIN COUNTY.
| MALONE, Nov l4.-Franklyn countv
20; Butler, 0L '''''
SENT BACK For CORRECTION.
a'GW YORK. Nov. II, Returns of tbe
'"no nlhe.ertinn district of the tentl
,'seihWy district have been rnlerred T.
'..,,, snn committee ON correcLlou. Tho error,
Will not affect the vote.
KINGS COUNTY.
NEW YORK, Nov. h--The ollicia