The sun., 1894-11-24
OFFICIAL vOTE0F THECITY
HILL's EHAoT PLURALITY, s7sOJ
STHONG's, <5,fs5, GOFF'S, S1,zfO.

Totni Vote for osverpor. efa.17A 90 =
Reeigrstie. OF sSeysAs-Lsres BIask
vote - An'the Constitutiouai As-ess-
me-ts asa - Sess CesGress Csatssts.
Tho Board Of County Canvassers declared yes
terday the result Of the oflcisi canvass Of the
vote cast at the recent election. Hills plurality
in the city was 2,7so. THR Sun made IL 2,s0t
on election night-a difference of24.
One Of the remarkable things which the
canvass discovered was the great number Of
blank ballots which were cast While much
Of this may be accounted for on the score Of
scratching" there is no doubt that many voters
were disfranchised by dspositing Inadvertently
some Of the skeleton ballots which are furnished
under the present ballot law. In the vote for
Congressman in the Fourteenth district there
were 2,s22 blanks. Some OF thess blank votes
are the result undoubtedly OF the withdrawal Of
the Grace candidate.
some Of the 1,14A blanks cast for Congress-
man in the Sixteenth district may be accounted
for on the same score, but there Is no such ex-
cuse for the 1853 which were cast in the
Fifteenth Congressional district OF course
there we're many blanks in the vote on constitu-
tional amendments. The official figures follow;
STATE TIcKET.
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Ssosi % !S R:s.oS @ Ss POp iasi Tdcs%ood
Sso1s Ss% ssg iSsss aSs2s sS
ep reflSd efhSdea. p.o %akeman Fop $50
brown over HashL 1889
CITY AND COUNTY TICKET.
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81" y, :s!5,$fS&:sI Rep .ns r
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Pse sss Sig
i.ai% Escted, 3Messher and shea l. f0''0' ''' r0p'
roR coSGREssMEN.
ssS,n Pa DrictnFssansiln & 5ai Rs.;lsstt TAM oslS.
laae be% M B over ~ foa spha IN Ss @
.ss. Walsh 3... }2sn
S John h.ss sSS 1Sss aSSos sh. s Asrs s Eugene un
% n9 s. G. MnsJ sI Is 9osS soss s
sSS S s SsSs AbfSSsn sus@.n' @ No. fop ' i5s e.
nTssH s9hsS.. 4 ds sSampSs Rsp iss.S
bs% aic sssi willa% fSS s,s % GSais.
EsShs S9S LABOR .S s2a AS Charles sothsran, Pop 1872
pes1 Hssesfs 0.s psa1sss a % sul.er T.m, sos
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sSs SS'sR$ Finn Ese, iSs IGsoI$a:
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Pop. Iso; TseopSiius q. Steele. 6racs Dem. III
~. .s:: d5s Ss En- Lev s:p s,sss, Jacob
'Iss DiSa % SSrts I POP cTaia sss
SG srssSa S,si S1es9r bssBsn L. rarchd Rep so4
9oSn ysp u.s. D. pf
pSS s os.T h1 a Ss ess Grace DEM
FOR AssEMBLYMEs.
o se an sSa %sR Ls Ss
SsssssEo SsS ss jaime. S7.. sss ss
ts sos tS sss SfAs
l9l; John Il wyburn. Pro. 81. Barry over sbarboro.
oRsr S.S sss ;ssA A ssE s4.s.
Glover, Pfs, 3: fSiss e1sr S'RsillS: soS os." OA
S:sss sis.ss sd sis %s. ss
h SSsT HifySsynf fosy Tam. lof ans Albert
sP.iiss Rep 600; AisIshasf ZONES Soc Lar
SssSsrs:, Pop. 81; John Hayes. Pro, 70. Foley
$iTiS Pdtrtss- arS. i Hen@sn % Tam 1885,
William g gfannicin Pro g. % Holman SV over ' aISss SSS
y gsGR. X Es sss ssls
as.s POP 81: Horace T. Wa Waste E Pro, 0sS so hoops ho
'MgSiS lSl:trtet-Alfred R. conEllng,- Rep. 4ss4;
Se %llian f ss sohs asS SSfsn ossi' I
M ro s E sSs5s so &
Nhta vI,,. pt,,rtc,.JGsn p MSpe5mott Tam, oosa
GS sea pnd S S, Srss sa 1 Su%ghrsy
sIed ,fT PrG R q. Clarence Ladd DaV. fOD
isHiS p..srissI % ksn.eH%an. Grace and Tam.
rahs Hna ssS PTsnf sSGs syi1 s a.
$50; George W. Jones Pop. 50; William ,; z Desant
RI saPs PsaTstaP!snf sSii rsssy ksp 1885,
nn ehs n a Goo o. .ls LevE Tam I Ared Bishop ma
Pro. isi frank j. Fsrrsn Mlihoiahd TO- Paysy over
T.;sJJh pistrict- Edward r. La Fetra, Tam. a,sis:
siei John sesaii sJs iaS. fos; s1,mnsr K Jonss
Pop. Al Erasmus d. oarnsey. Pro. 2I La FeTa over
iSirisssS pt.irtet- William Haipn. Rep, .a4O;
James II. southworth Tam, 8,90Si Joseph T. Barnes,
Grace, 1855; stephen A. Whitehead, Ind, 2ls; Josef
orubsr, Soc. Labor, ITO; ]. W. Powell Pro- %; Daniel
B. Ralph Rsa, Pop. 50. Haipin over southworth Sse.
James l. Stewart, Rep and oBr,en. t;0ol; John },
Labor 80; John Geraghty, Pep, 50; James W. King
FV1seHh Dist,tct-seth wiks Rep, 3s07; Louis ?.
Hettler, TAM 3.420: Carl L. Lewenstein Grace. 734,
SsTis; WlIt%sI Sc Lab lsi; IssIs Sgrssy Mll
Pro, 25; Charles b Copp. Ind. 70. wiEs over Hst,
tier. SSl.
SiTfeenh Dfsfrict-chATlss steInberg. Rep. 4.l7si
Victor Bowling Tam, 1000; Albert Trllseh, Grace,
~ Charles Rsbsrger. Pro- 81. stelnberg over
SsrsnissHA Dsstrtst-RoeeI. Miller, Rep, sss4I
Patrick ". IrAinor, Tam. S.2S2i James Fay, Grace.
s1l: Charles Rursshnsr Soc Lab. Iss' Albert A.
Et0hissaih Dtsfricf-Daniel j. Gleason. Tam, a4IS;
SsoTs w WHamaksI ana hsp ssSs; L1Srenfs NJ. a.
John SAVAGE Pop, 81; George b. Youngs, Pro. 81
GLEASON MAnmaker b5b.
klaeteeaih Disfrfet-WelIon G. Percy, Rep. 4.eTs;
Patrick j. keTrlgan, Tam. $50; Edward L. PuTdy,
Grace, 6xei Herman Mittslbsrg, Soc: Lab. 0Ti John
Haggerty. Popa .7 John CalhOan. Pro, ga Percy