Chicago Daily Tribune Newspaper, April 8, 1874, Page 8

THE CHICAGO DAILY TRIBUNE: WEDNESDAY, APRIT, 8, 1874, POLITICAL, (Continued from tho First Paxe. gested bia plan ag tho moas expeditious ono fo connting out tho ballot, Finally tho bsllots from tho Tenth Ward woro emptiod from thobox on tho tablo in front of tho Supervisor, Town Olerk, Mordorator, and spoctators, wheroupon the cons fusion oxcoodod anythiug ever boforo witnessod Dy the Buporvisor, and, sonding for two officora of. the polico forco, tho room was olearad of tho mob, aud at tho hour of midnight the officors began tholr arduous task of counting tho voto of '1':3 Eunlh :}’nnl, wlhlul: vlr’ll} probably bo com- Plal sunrise, and not boforo. Tho jfiagon and clorks of tho Twolfth Ward roturnod tholr vote eavly in tho evening, with tho following result: PERVISOR, ‘Asagason, SOUTH TOWN, Tho eleotion in the South Town was unusually quiet. In the Firat, Socond, Third, Fourth, and Fitth Wards nothing of interoat happoned. Ticket-peddlers and othors lojtercd around the polls all day, and, judging from the tickets dls- tributed, tho Peopla’s ticket recolved a largo ma- Jority, The poll of the Bixth Ward (Bridgeport) was nt the corner of Halstod streot aud Archor ave- nuo, Alarge orowd oceupled tho sidewalk all doy, and ten policomen kept them in order. About twenty of the **lads became drunik, but only ona fight ocourred, *Miko" Evans was tho favorite. A roporter, who was mistaken for him, was asked to contributo somothing to trot tho **boys.” Ho declined, bocanso unable to do 80, and Evans loat somo friends on account of his “d— mosnnces,” In this ward, as fu tho Third, no Ropublican tickets could be bad at tha polls. Mfen camo around with them in the morn- iug, but wore driven away ; and no ballots which werot lmown to be for Leach were al- Jowed to bo put into the window. 1t was tho ensicst thing in the world to voto m dozon “m“.h‘lx ono were 80 in- clined, and many wore. one had to do_was to get a ticket Laving on it *'Collector, Mike Eyans," and walk up and band it to the Judge, His {rionds Lad possession of tho polls, and made no importinont inquirios. Henco his majority in tho Firat, Third, and Sixth Wards will be indosd ovorwholming. In tho8ccond, Fourth, and Fifth, Leach re- coived & respectable numbor of votes, but ia away bohind, *‘Mike" had his plans woll laid, and tho repeators carned their monoy. THE FIRST WARD. Tho epecial intorest hore Iny in the fact that at ono of the two preciuots the regular town business was to bo transacted, At thisane, held in the Sherifi’a office, Tom Foloy was elected Moderator, and at the other, in the Fire Insur- ance Patrol Building, Phil Conley wae solected, UIho votiog at both placos was slow aud orderly. THE TOWN MEETING, In order to :nmplf' with thelaw, it was solemn- 1y movod and as solomny carriod by a scoro or moro of citizons whome paymout of taxes i chiofly limited to accasionalgervicos in tho Bride . well brick-yard, that the sum of 235,000 bo voted to dofray tho town expenses for the year 1874, and for the purpose of liquidating outstanding sxpensos. Aftor this farce was onactod, voling ‘was rosumed, and was continued until 7 o'clock in tho ovening, at which hour the polls closed, The vote was light, compnarod with ‘that of last fall, The Rofiuhlicuus, as a party organization, made & pitifully wonk showing, their candidates being sot up only to be knocked down, In soy- oral of the wards their tickots were not to bo kad, and many who want to the polls for the purpose of voting that ticket were on this account de- barred from voting at all, “Tho votos were bronght in boxes to the Shor~ Ura office, and there counted, nearly twenty men being augagod in unfolding aud sorting out tho ballots. ‘The count was fairly made, beyond s donbt, and the various clection oflicers of the tho South Town wards descrve crodit for tho * promptucss with which the business was trasact- ad. Everyihing was footed up at half-past 10 p'clack in the evening, THE RESULT Yeing a5 follows : WARDS, ) I g B R < N HE R HEHEEIE BRI 1,085)1,415[417(45411,62715,502 5| '224(408/122 958 ,000(1,191] o|33211,430{4,634 Pl b Bt o o 1084l 42alssolson g2alo,c00 45' 22113990110 * 28| 745 1679]1,030} a2 (858 [-wuy & upersieor— : chunk, 719{1,000(1,303( 438|455 5305, 004 40[ * 7To{ "252{203]321) * 76| 854 Bojeeaenceesnee |670] 090]1,141{145(937(1,468]4,750 Totwn Clerk— | & Greenhuf 1,00{1,308}439)450! 04 Waring, 242314118 g0} 000l i a0 58 aj, jogo: ot 7 Constable— MeMakion. 75| osolseahianl cotlany curd... 403| vosfadcfss| ami[z0s ( 165 NO NEGRO CONSTABLE YET. : It will bo 8eon that tho only close issue was be- tween Curd and McMahon, the Poople’s and Re- publican candidates for Constablo, Ourd is a colored man,” Ilo was put on to sropmnto tho African element, and was intended for the en- tering-wedge which was to soparato tho truly loyal colored citizons from tho Republican ?,srby. It waa n good siroko o far as policy went, bub it failed to olcct tho sablo aspirant for constabu- lary honors. The Irish olomont refused to go with the People's party to tho oxtent of swal- lowing a nogro, slboit Lo was in such irroproach~ 2bio company, nnd they put up MoMabonagainst bim. Poor Curd died & victim to a projudice too strong to be ovorcome by even the sublimo principles of the bummer organization, —— NORTH CHICAGO. At Turnor Iall, on tho North Sido, tho polfs wero opened about 8:30 o’clock by Bir. Willlam ‘Wicschondorif and Mr. Jossph Borns, who had been proviously elected Moderator and Clerk ro- spoctively. Those gontlemen wera choson by & small bady of korolo preriots who had congro- gated about thoe polling-place for the purposs of startiug off tho eleotion. Thore was little or no opposition, though there was some disporition to content tho oloction among the two branches of tho Pooplo's party, Mr, Wicsckondorif ropro- sentod the regular tioket, and the oppomition, failing to find an available candidate, were obliged to acquiesce gracofully, The palla were surrounded all tho forenoon with ticket-poddlera and loaford waiting to bo asked to drink, but voting was very slow and monotonous. 'Thore was littlo or nc challonging, and if tho mau in ho moon had offered a ballot it would have un- doubtedly been racoived, Tha voting procecded very slowly all day at this placo, the number of votes cast at noon be- ing sbout 800, and at 6 o'clock thero Lnd been about 400 moro added to tho list, TIE ONLY EXCITEMENT of tho day ocourred abont 8 o’clock, at which timo a party came from tho Lwontioth Ward, 18 was claimed, and attemptod to vote a second timo, John Hweenoy, the cundidate for Town Clork on the People'd tiokot, was present for the purpose of challonging theso votos, and, on do- g so, was hustled about Ly the party, and, amid orios of * Put him out!” “was accidontally or Iutontionally thrown down, noarly falling into the bagemont leading to the ealoon next door to the polls, On gotting up, Bwoocney drow arovolver, and throstenod to shoot any man who intorfored with bz, Ho was prompily ar-, j¥ested and conveyed to the Chicago Avenuo St~ ‘tion, but was rolensed on bail immodiately, “ » TOWN MERTING, The sbaurd farce kuown as the Town Meoting aid not take ’Flme, for someunexplained renson, Noither the Town Olerk nor the Bupervisor put in an appearance at the rrapur hour, 2 o'olools, norwas there at any timo during the dayfany altampt to biold such 'a sueeting,, nox did thore acom to bo any knowlodge or oxpeatation among tho various town politicians that suoh s thing would bo hold. Of courso thoro was that much unnecessary nolso, uproar, and disordor saved, but how ¢ho disintorostod cormoranta who usually flook to Town Munth:;z, come to fail to improve tho opportunity to try to dip into tho Town Troasury it is difileult to understand, GENERALLY. ‘Tho wholo day was & very quiet ono, the ox- tromo dullness of the elcction boing lta most favorablo foature, The quantity of boor con- sumed on the North Bide soomed to have little ©offact excopt to make tho drinkora thoreof olthor iallv or stupld, and in olther ecnso thoy made ittlo or no troublo, . Very fow votes wora challonged, and thesa were gonorally sworn in immedintoly, though ocensionally somo ropoater would back out of tho oath, amid the laughtor and ?oers of the orowd. At all the other voting-places on the North Bida thero was good order, the polls boing occn- sionally deserted and occasionally orowded. Thero “was cousiderable illegal voting, but no- body mado any partioular offort wulap it, %0 long as it waa on tho right sldo. -OFF WITIL III8 NEAD, . Among the other inoldents of the oleotion which sliowed liow anxious the Dooplo's party woro for the succoss of thoir tickot was tho dis- chargo of Warlng, the colorod candidate for Town Olerk on tho Ropublican ticket, Warlug bags boon for some timoe a cnllmblu and ofticient clerk in tho offico of Gen, Licb, County Clork, but was told last Monday thnt hia sorvicos wora no longor needed. Gon. Liob added that that offico bolongod to the Peoplos party, snd ho ‘didn’t intend to hove any oue [n it who would not work for that party. To prove tho latfoer state- ‘mant, all the other clorks were given half-holi- dny yostorday, to enable thom to oxert their in- fluouce where it would do the most good. A LAY POINT BRTTLED. Aftor the polls closed at 7, the ballots were taken to the upper floor of Turner Hall, o & room undor the roof, about tw&mi; policomon kooping back the excited erowd, Town-Olork Hoealpy was not smnuut, and & quostion of Inw waa at once raised by the rival candidates, nono offywhom trusted his opponent, aa to whetlior the counting could bo Iugnllx dono during his sb- sonce, Bob Konuy aud Albert Patch camo to Ligh words about the matter, but finally sent down to County-Attornoy Roundtreo, at tho Clarendon, askihg his opinion in writing, Mr, Tountreo roplicd that the prosouceof thoTown Olerk was not nocegsary, and that the tickots should be connted immediately, whother Lo was thoro or not, aud that the Asscssor, Col- lootor, and Suporvisor should constitutd the Board to do tho work. The room waa then cloared of all ontsidors, and thoso candidates who wero on;the Board, that is, Mossrs, Kenny and Pateh,appointed others to take their places. TAY NESULT. At 9 o'clock the judges began counting, but wore 80 slow that the ballots will not bo gotten through with till somo time to-day. It ia cortain, howover, that the rogular Poople's ticket is olocted,~boing Korn for Asscssor, Knerr for Collector, Konuy for Suporvisor, Swoenoy for ‘Town Olerl, and Daly for Constablo. The total number of votes cast was &g follows: Bixteonth Ward, 1,089; Bovanteonth, 825; Eigltoontls, 1,600; Nintooonth, 765 ; Twontieth, 1,120 ; total, 5,209, Tho only ward counted was the Sixteonth, whore, for Assossor, Ilorn recoived 428 votes, snd Patch 870, The Workingmen's ticket ran Dadly, excopt in the Eightcenth Ward, bbb dery, SUBURBAN. LAKE VIKW. Tho election-yestordsy passed off in a quieb manner, although an unusunt degroe of intorest was manifested, tho Iargost voto over cast in Lako View boing polled. An issuo was mado on tho ealoon-question early in the day, and the Gormaon voto at onco rallied around tho saloon- men's candidate for Highwny Commissioner, snd elocted him. The result of the day's work is a8 follows: 2 2 Supervisor—Ssmuel B, Chiase, 423 votes, Assessor—Adam J, Weckler, 400 voles ; Ldwin P, Goode, 23, Collector—Robert Greer, 420 votes. Town~Clerk—James J, Wilon, 420 votes. Commissioner _of IHighways—Peter Schaefer, 241 vates ; Willlam W, Younglove, 183, Overseer of Iiighways—District No, 1—Lanty Kon- nedy, 251 votea; Johu Lill, 171, District No, 2— Edward Chsat, 423 votes, District No. J—Jacob Shuelder, 423 votes, School-Tnspector—F ranz. Dacr, 423 votes, Constable—George Willlsws, 417 yotes, At the election Saturdsy ovoning, for School- Dircotor, Mathias Hovolez was electod to thab oflice in the Fourth School-District. ‘The snnual report of the Y'rossurer of Lnke Viow for tho yosr ending April 6, 1874, furnishios tho following fignress - Recelpts on road-fund. Toceipts on genoral fand Receipts from tax-certifical Receipts from fines. Tteceipts from lcens Miscelinucous, $ 0,639.15 921,08 1040 1,853.50 24 Total. .. $22,984,13 Exponditurcs for poiice, ... $ 3,296.69 Expenditures for fincarnd liconses rofundod, * 43.00., Expenditures {or Town Hall, construction 6.448.31 5,60 . 423122 5,076.22 Total.sessvanre ervernnenneens $22,08413 The total expendituro on the Town Hall to date has been $17,042.02. This does not include purchase of the lot and grading of same. The Treasurer of Highway-Comnussionors re- ports ¢ Totol recelnta, ccuvverers o a . .$5,621.10 Ezpendltures in District No, ,08451 Expenditures fn District No, 87948 Expenditures in District No, neous oxpendituces, Talance on hand, YD! A The town olection in Hyde Park resulted as follows : For Bupervisor; -Eugene C. Long re- coivod 377 votes ; for Assessor, Josoph N. Gray rocoived 878 votos ; for Collector, James II. Ely received 351 votes § for Clork, Charles G, Popo recived 3G9 votes ; for Justices, John 8. Rifchio Teceived 398 and Thomas T, Doyle 334 votes. Beattering votes were cast for Jamea Detrie, Georga W. DBishop, W. A. Schoenfiold for Jus~ tices, and for J. B, Scovel, J. A. ¥rench, and W. J. Herrick, for.Clork. ELSEWMERE, ILLINOIS. AT JAOKEONVILLE, Spectal Dispatch to The Chicago Trivune, Jaoxsonvinie, I, April 7.—The contest in the cily olgction yosterday between tho Anti- Liconse and Liconse party resuitad in the elec- tion of 13. O, King, of the Citizeus' ticket,—in favor of licones,—by 165 majority over Wads- worth, Ropublican aud Prohibition. Tho total vote was 1,601, Dany Domocrats votod the Re- publican ticket, and many tomporauce men, ho- loving that total prohibition cannot be in- forced, voted tho Citizons' licenso ticket, Of the Aldormen, five aro probably for liconsc, aud thres ngainst, though one is in donbt, The othor oflicora’ elacted are Upham, City Olerlk; Duavonport, Assessor; Brown, City Attorney; Hurat, Morshol. Mrs. L. 1. Washington wis dofented for the Board of Education in tho Third Ward, Sho rocolved 143 votes to 242 for H. G, Whitlock, Tho election has no party sig- nification. AT DLOOMINGTON, . Special Dispatch to The Chicago Tyibuie, BrooxiNaTon, 1ll., April 7.—The eloction for mombora of the Board of Lducation yestorday resulted in the choico of Mossrs, Jacob Jacoby and B. I Marsh and Miss Georgisna Lrottor, 'The election of s lady to tha position i a naw departuro, and probably tho firss in the Stato, "Tho townehip clections pass off quiotly to-dny, alihough o very lnrge vote s beiug polled, and tho candidates are numerous, At the 10wn mooting, hold this aftornoon, the sa]o of all tho township railway bonds was left in tho handa of tho six Bu{mrflnom of the town- ship, with iustructions not to sell for lesy than 20 por cont of tho par value. This disposcs of a uarrel of three yonrs' standing between the ?uouon who wisheq the town to rotain posscsaion and thoso who wanted the bonds sold, Thia disposition was opposed hitterly to-day by Gon. Gridley ann others, who have always interosted thomsolves in bellf of the roads, AT GANLINVILLE, Bpecinl Dispatch to I'he Chicano T'ribune, CarLINvILLE, i, April 7.~The city olootion to-day resulted in a wwooping Liboral-Domo- cratio viotory, James K, Furber being ofceted Mayor by over 100 mlljnrh;. The rest of tho tickot received from 50 to 75 mojority, SBWARD AND LISEON. Spectal Dl‘('flb}h to 7'he Chicago I'ribune, Yonkvite, 1L, April 7.~In the Towns of Saward aad Lisbon tho Farmors' tickot way eleot~ ed without opposltion. IN TIE TOWN OF KENDALL thoro was an exciting contoat botween tho farmers and the so-callod Pooplo's ticket, the Republican managors not daring to tuke the fleld undor tho nume of Itepublicans, A vory full voto was polled, which gava the fusion ficket 14 majority for Bupervisor, ‘Tho new party sniled wndor its own colors, and is to-doy strooger and moro vigorous than ovor bofore. The Iepublican ticket xecelved & anjority of 17 in this fown (ondall) 1ast Novombor on a lightor] vote than as onst to-day, ¥ JOLIET, Spectal Dispateh to The Chicapo Tribtine, Tortrn, .. Al T—At o town-otackjons In this county to-dsy o henvy voto was Fullua. The oontest has, for tho moat part, boon independont of party. In this city, tho contest contorod upon tho Buporvinor, Sonafor Braoks was Tun, against his will, agawmst Mr. Warnor, both Domocrats, The probabilities aro that Mr, Warnor {a olooted by a small majority, The Farmors' Olubs mado nominations in some of the towas of tho county, but no suchentie roturna can bo givon to-night. nectat Di :'Z‘m"ivfi"{-’m Tribs Snecfat Dispatel feago e, Avzon, Til, April T.—Tho aatiaal tow oloo- tion for Pros{dont nnd membors of tho Council of Upper Alton took placo yostordny, and result- ed as follows: C. W. Lovorott was ro-clectod Prosident by 40 majority over Dr. Yorkoa; and A, Beymour, B. T, Messingor, John Mclioynolds, rénd .!édl. Blrunpur were eloctod mombers of tho Jounctl. AT PEOY, Spectal Dispateh to T'he Chicago Tribune, Penv, IlL, April 7.—At tho charter olection hold in this oity yestorday, H, M, Gallaghor was ro-olected Mayor without opposition. Political distinotions wero ignored. AT aonua, Special Dinpatch to The Chicago Tribune. Monnis, I, April 7.—At the city elaction held to-dny the Licenso tickot ran ahoad of tho Tom- poraucu tickat by vory larga majoritios. AT BRRINOFIELD, Bpectal Dispateh to The Chicago Tribune, BrRNGFIELD, I1L, April 7.—Thore was a full vote pollod at the town elections horo to-day. Tho Domocrata and Liborals electod thoir entire ticketa by handsome mojoritics. AT AURORA. Bpecial Dispateh to 1'he Chicago Tribune, Aunona, Iil., April 7.—The Farmors aud Anti- Monopolists have triumphed. D. 0. Cooloy, the Chioago, Burlington & Quincy eandidato, ia do- featod by O. N. Shedd by 80 majority. The Tailrond Company have coased to own Aurora, and the taxpayers will now insist upon thoir pay- ing asscaymonts liko other property-owners, A great utnmqlo was made for tho offico of * Col- Ieator, which was voted to s disabled soldior vamed Raymond, IN MIDDLEPORT TOWNSRIP. Special Dlnfclll.‘ll to T'he Chicugo T'ribune, ‘Warstra, Iil, April 7.—Goorge Parker, Granger, {s oloctod ovor the Hon, O. F. MoNioll for Suporvisor in Middloport Township by a handsome majority. IN BELMONT TOWNSHIP, Conrad' Sccrist, morchant, defosts Cyrus Loathorman, Granger, by a majority of 28, IN EVANS TOWNSHIP, 4 Speetal Dispateh to The Chicano Tribune, ‘Wesoxa, Iil,, April 7.—The whols Ropublican tickot i6 ofccted in Lvans Towmship, oxcept_tho Collector, as follows: Supervisor, the Hon. Jobn A. McCall: Town Clork, Honry Harris; Collactor, Stophen Rydor; Asscssor, Josoph Yan Horn. (Thoro was & full voto, OBAGE TOWNSIIP clecta & mixed tickot, with majorities a8 follow- ing: Buporvisor, L, A. Tawer, Domocratic, 41 mojority ; Town Clerk, Frodorick Yornar, Demo- cratic, 16' mnjority ; Assesgor, James ilornur, Topublican, 2 majority ; Gollootor, David Clark, Democratic, 19 majority. AT GALESDURG. Special Dispateh te T'he Chicano Tridune, Gavnesnure, Ill., April 7.—The roturns of the oloction show n graat victory of the Temperance party, 0. L. Johoson is ro-clocted Mayor by 216 majorily. Five Aldermon out of aseven are pledpod’ to oppose the liconss-systom, Tho fa- dies, to the numbor of 150, remained at the polls all day, detributing ballols. Grast exoitement provails among the liquor-dealoru, AT FREEPORT, Spectal Dispateh to The Chicage Tribune, Fneeront, Ill., April 7.—The town olection to-doy was quiot, and a very large vote was olled. ‘The Ropublicans elocted Thomay Gat- i Suporvisor and John R. Wagner Collector. The Democrats clected Henry Obl and O. G. Steffen Suporvisors, . D, odearmel Assessor, W. H. Mitchol Town Clork, and F. R. Bauch Commissiouer of Highways. The msjoritios on eithor aido are ymall, e ‘WISCONSIN. AT FOND DU LAG, Special Dispatch to The Chicago Triouns, TFoxb pu Lac, Wi, April 7.—H, H. Dodd, Re- form, was electod Mayor, by 23 majority, over Alex. McDonald. The Council is Keform by 2 mnjnrlt{. The tewporance quostion entered largoly iuto the contest. Tho vote 18 the largest over polled, Peter Rupp, Congressman Ll- drodgo’s main honchman, was defeatod for Al-- dermon by 95 in o ward that usually givea 100 Roform majority. RIPON, Correspondence of The Chicago Tribune, Riros, Wis., April 4.~The temperance crusade, which commenced in this city two weeks sinco, hias culminated, a8 many feared it would, ina riot and bloodshed. Trom its incoption, i becamo n[:pnmu that it would resolve itaol! into & political movement. On Wodnesdny last, thoso favoring anti-license haviug, through plodges cireulated by womon, satisfiod thomselves that an anti-liconse ticket might succoed, bold & caucus and nominated a ticket, The zenlous femperance women formed themselves intoa band to visit tho saloons and one drug-storo, and there carry on thoir devotional exercises, ‘Thoy thoughe it advisable fo bo prepared for Mé emorgency; aud, to that ond, at a meeting hels in one of the churchos, eiroulated a subscrip- tion paper, and raised about 21,000, ‘This ac- tion on the part of tho men materially strength- ened the causo, 80 far u8 numbers of women en- gaged in the stroot sorvices woro coucerned for thero woro more of them the noxt day than at any previous times, The propriotors of the ss- loans, for the first fow days, pormitted thom to hold their sorvices in their diniug-parlors, adjoin- iug their bar-rooms; but flually denied them ad- mittance. Since then thc{' have held their gor- vicos upon the sidowalks in front of each sa- loon Bave onp, throe hotels, aud one of the threo drug-stores. The Meyor—ho, by tho way, is & coudidato for ro-olection at the hands of tho antie liconso party—was solicited by several citizens to provount these sorvices in tho stroets, but de- clinod to interfora. The antl-licouse caudidata for Marshal, who is a Constable, has been prompt in Lis attendlance upon the womon when et their axerciges, On BSaturday afternoon the crowd of bystand- ers was by far hrficr than upon auy pravious day. Tho women hal finished their services upon tho sidowalk in front of the Milwaukeo House, and, as thoy wore about leaving, quite a number of young men, mostly if not all Ger- mans, comimenced singing. = Tho Constable aforesaid attompted to surround the whole of theso mon and convey them to the lock-up, Tho result was o riot, the arreat of two of tho party, and the outting of Mr. 0. G. Thompson, mor- chiant, upon the iend with a knife or somo sharp inatrument in the hauds of one Bteinbrink (Ger~ man). A netition fa now in circulation praying the Mayor to prevout future nssomblnges upon the Btroots to pray down the ssloons aud lotels, to- gothor with one drug-storo. Ouly one drug- Btore has baon visited by the women, the owner of which is_ now tho editor and proprictor of the Zimes, of Milwaukeo, It scams ho bas always, at lonst since his rosidonce liero, boen identified with the Democratio party ; in fact, is a promi- nent membor of it; andit it is surmised that Lo has beon singled out on account of his politi~ cal notions, ag there are two other drug-stores in tho city, ot which, a8 at drug-storos gen- orally, liquors for medicinal purposes ~aro sold ; both being owned by Ropublicans, and cithor having been molested. Rrox, Wis,, April 6.—The eloction has re- aulted in tho defaat of the auti-licenso tiokot by wmajorities varylng from 6 to 90, A, Evorbard was chosou Mayor, and three anti-licenso Aldermen in onch’ ward eloctod. ‘This ends the woman's crueade, Tho new Mayor las announced that ho will iseue orders to tho [mhr.o to prevent the women assembling upon e atroots for prayor. . AT JANESVILLE. X Special Dispateh o The L‘Mcuql? Tribune, Jaxeevir, Wis, April 7.—The Roformers clected tha ontire chy ticket to-day, oxcopting iho Mayor aud Police Justices, 'I‘huy carry overy ward, olocting five Aldormon, AT MADISON, Bpectal Dispateh to 1'lie Chicago Tribune, Mapison, Wis,, April 7, day's clty election was ono of tho most quict over held hare. Hardly any money wae epont, and very littla offort put forth. The Republican candidate for Mayor was nominated on the evo of tho elcotion, and was abgont {rom the ul;{. no notice of hin accaptance having boen recelved ; and the tem. porance forces did not rally in his bellf very zonlously. 'T'ho voto was an follows : For Mayor—Pinnoy (Democrat) 015 ; Gllea (Re~ nu}:‘l)mn)l’fil, Myl( b 1015 Ol r Areasirer—Grimm (Democrat), 034; Lync (Hepulican), 683, (oS BUE it The Ropublicans eleoted two Aldormen out of oight,~Bpoonor and laruey,—and two Bupor- visors out of five, Tho Cowicll will stand oight Democrats to four Republicaus, AT MILWAURKE, Special Dispateh to the Chicago Tribune, Minwaukee, April 7.—T'ho absorbing toplo to- dny has bosn -the eleotion, Ludington, inde- pendent candidato was eluoted, . Thp Roformers wera split up, and the election 8 said to have cont tho othier vide $16,000, Ludington's major- ity was 817, The bulauce of the Ileform ticket was olected. [0 the Assactated Press,] MiLwAukes, April 7,—At the city olection to- day, Harsison Ludivgton, Indopondent Hopube lican, was ologted Mayor by about 700. majority over Edward P, Neil,” Democratic nominco, In many of tho towns and olties of the Btato the question of liconss or mno liconso was involvod, In suoh .plncos advicos iudioato that the liconso tickots wore genorally Auccoss~ ful. Whore party lines wore drawn Ropublican galna aro genorally reported. AT BELOIT. Spectal Dispatoh to T'he Chicage T'ribune, Bevorr, Wis,, April 7.—A Mayor aud throe ont of four Aldormon in favor of liconso wero ologt- ed fo-day, Tho euccessful candidatos aro: D, B. Fostor, Mayor, 80 majority. Licenso-Aldor- mon, J. A, Shorwood, Firat Ward, 80 majority ; O, P, Whitford, Third Ward, 10{ J. 1L, Bootb, Tourth Ward, 6. The only anti-Liconso can- dato oloctod was I, B, Lowis, Socond Ward, by 25mejority. A, ¥, Cox was olooted Tronsurer ; A, Taggart, Polico-Justico; A. Tnggm and B, ., Rogers, Justicos of tho Poncos O. O. Keoler, B, T. Morrill, Joromial Millor, nnd John Haok- ott, Buporvisons, The now Council will have & majority of one in favor of licouso. AT OBIKOBM, Bpecial Dispateh to T'he Chicago Tribune, Osnrosit, Wis., April 7,—The roturny come in slowly, but'sufliclont havo heon received to show that Jones, Ropublican, has boen ro-olected l\tl:fnr biv 960 majority. J. B. Powors, Clork, and W, I. Taylor, Tronsurer, ara re-oloctod by mnjoritios oxceoding 400. H. B. Dalo, Domo- crat, ina boen olocted School Buperintendent by & suall majosily, Tho Asscssors and School Commissionera are Rtopublican. Tho now Com- mon Councll wilt stand : Republioans, 8; Domo- crats, 10, —_— OHIO. AT ORILLICOTHE. Speetal Dispateh to Tha Chicano Tribune, Cnruicotue, O., AErll 7.—Ihe Domocratio majorition in the township rango from 400 to 75. It is o awoaping and complete_viotory, and the tomporanca peoplo aro uttorly demoralized. Floyd, of tho Council, throatens to resign his nont rathor than sit wifh such men s aro eloot- ed: Bonner will do likowise, This nocessitates new eloctions, and auli-tomporance men will Prabnbly goin. Tho Gazelle of to-morrow snys: ' Lot tho nows, qn abroad from Maine to Georgia, that Chillicoth 13 tho only town that votes for %urul'nz Bundays into holidays, sud for froe oo OmvoryNaTr, April 7.—Tho Domocrats wera triumphant in tho city olaction by s mnjom‘y, of about 4,000. They will havo a majority of about 16 on joint ballot In the City Council. Yaple, the candidate for Judge of the SBuporior Court, lork whom both partios voted, roceived 10.506 votes, OmcrsNaty 0., April 7.—The Domocratio ma~ Jority in Ciuclunatiwill ba about 5,000 in & vote of about 281;100. Tho full vote of tho city is about 83,00 AT OLEVELAND. CLEVELAND, O,, April 7.—Returns from all the wards in this oity but one, show a beayy Demo- | cratic gain, In the Council the Democrata gain four members and lose one, The Democratio oandidate for Police Commissioner was elosted by ovor 3,000 majority, a net Republioan loss ovor 1872 of 7,898. L AT COLUMBUS, Corunpus, 0., April 7.—Full returns of the. oloction show that the whole Domooratic ticket is elocted, tho Domooratic candidate for Police Commissfonors beating the citizens' tioket from 800 to 800. Three jndopondent caudidatos for the Councll were elocted. The Council will stand: Domoorats, 11; Ropublican, 8; Inde- pendent, 3. AT DPUCTRUS. Spectal Disvafeh to- The Chicago Tribune, Bucrnus, 0., April 7.—The whisky-patty jolli- flod Lero to-day over the victory of yosterday. Whisky was frco toall, and the praying-band, wherevor it went, waa followed by » greatrabble, shouting and cursing. It was a powerful ordoal for the women of Bucyrur, but not one showed signs of fear, A Gorman baud hired for the oo- casion l1]mulu:d along with the orowd, vainly en- deavoriog by thoir music to drown tho voices of the ladics. = Drunlen men jostled through the throng, uttering awful oaths, swinging Lottles, aud breathing vongoance. One raised s hatchol in = threatening mauner over the headof & womon at prayor. In the afterncon s gang, mostly of -saloon-keopers, gathered upon piai form-wagon drawn by four horses, and were driven through the stroots, cheering and ewoar- ing. ‘Thore was great tummilt and divorder. AT TOLEDO. Special Dispateh to T'he Chicago Tribuns, Torepo, 0., April 7.—Fhe municipal eloction boro hs resulted in & decisiv triumph for the Democrats and their anti-temperanco allies, The majority is about 800. The Republicans have usnsally” carried the city hz about that majority, Thq Gormans fool very jubilant over having, a8 they think, taught tho Amorican Republicans & lesgon which will in the future resirain thom from adopting an orratio course on the tempor- anco question. The Republicaus have a major- ityin the Council, owing tohalf of that body holding over from lnst yoar, but tho Board of Aldermon is strongly Domoeratio, The Prohibi- tioniats displayed’ a good doal of sctivity, and worked assiduously, both beforo and duritg the alection, but only succeedod in polling 140 votos. The elections in surrounding towns in this aoction of the Btate have gonorally gone Domo- cratic under ' the prossure of the tomperauce ex- citemont, though to thia there is one notable exception in THE TOWN OF NAPOLEON, county seat of Henry County, which has gone Tepublican and temporauce, 0 the surprise of all who lnow the localty, which is rogarded ss the least promising field for the temperance movewent iu Northwestern Ohio. AT FOSTORLA, Soneca County, a full Temporance ticket was put in the fleld, and the womon made stronuous ef- forts to have it succoed. Prayer-mectings for its succeas woro hield at intervals during the day. The olection was closo, but late in tho ovening, when tho caunt was complated, it was found tha the Temporance ticket was clested, and all the: Dbolls in town wera sot to r!uginflz‘ Daxron, 0., April 7.—Tho ofiicial Domocratic ‘majority for Butz, Mavor, is 403; Polico Com- missioner, 750, The balanco of the Demoeratic tickot is 831 to 637. The party is much lcss noisy than over nnfi sucvess herotofore achioved, but thoy regard tho viotory as the conclusivo onding of cruending, and will insist upon it. The Loagne will havo to adopt a now method o conducting temperance roformation. No pro hibitory ordinance ean pass the Couucil, thoug none his been contomplated. MIAMISBURG, in this county, elocted the Anti-Prohibition ticket, Tho Democrats irad 100 guna to-night, colebrating their triumph. AT IRONTON, Bpecial Dispateh to T'he Chicago T'ribune, Irontox, O., April 7.—The larzest vots eveg polled in city election waa given yostorday. Tem- Jorauce and Anti-Tomperance tickets were run. TTho "Temporance candidate was olected. 'The ‘Pomperance party aro greatly encouraged over the unexpocted result. AT LANCASTER, Sveeial Dispatchito The Chicago Tribune, Laxoastzr, 0., April 7.—"The olection yester~ duy resulted in tho dofoat of all tho Temporanca candidates for the Oity Council, except in the Fifth Ward., The Second Ward, herotofora strongly Repubfican, eleoted a Detnooratic Couucilman, AT BARIETTA. Special Dispatch to L'he Clicany Tribune, Manuerra, 0., April 7.—Tho entire auti-oru~ sadors und Gorman cnucus tickot was electod— the Mayor by 468 majority, and every Counoile man, AT COLUMBUS. Special Dispatch to The Chicago Tribuns, Corussus, 0., April 7.—The Temporance tickot was ‘eloctod at Gallipolis, Mt. Vernon, Wollington, and Eafon ; dofeated at Aliddie- town, Portsmouth, and Nownrk. petakis-C ol MICHIGAN, Speciat Dispatel to Fhe Chdoao Th pecial Disputols to I'he Clidcago Tribune, GRaND Ravips, Mioh,, April 7.—Tho proposi- tlon to raiso 816,000 in'four annal cquul suma to build & Courl-touse received a heavy ma- Jority in ite favor in the oity, but it is probably dofonted:ln tho county, Thia oty ‘oloots fiva Republican and threo Demoacratic Supervisora, ‘The town olootions, 80 far ns hoard from. make protty cortain & Domocratio majority of onein thio Board of Bupervisors for this county, Tho ofiicial oount reduces for Mayor to 2. ‘There Is ever appenrance of uormrt cauvassing inthe Fitth Ward. Itis tho boliof of honoruble citizens of both parties who lave looked into the matter thut an overhauling of tho ballot-box of that ward would show Pierco, the Republican candi- date for Daoyor, to Lave beon olected; also, Hogeboom as Aldorman from that ward, The lutter was on both Domocratic und Re- publican tlokels, yet tho ward canvass shows that o wsaloon-keeper who nomi- nated himeolf, #prend out his tickets on his bay, and nlurhm threo da¥a took no pay for drinks, was cleotod, Somo of those who uI}- y y Ilousoman's majority hiold thoso susplalous provosdings and profit them are activo in thu new “Roform™ part) movement, and will be watched. They wilt bo taught that thoy conuot havo a hnndfl) BI Or= ganization for politioal roform while conniving at praoticos 08 suspicions, if not ay mnnifest) corrupt, as over diugracod a. New Yorl word canvass, Housoman {s a Gormsn, o cunning and sspiring politlelan of some weanlth, and it s not donied, but rathor boasted, that his maungors enlistod tho ontire saloon ins fluonce, ltopublienn 8a well as Domooratie, by tho Iavish uso of monoy. Fhinis to Girand Jap- ids what tho Ilosing victory was to Chicago, and it would havo beon porfactly approprinto for Hounoman to have triumphiantly. displayed tho Gorman flag from the Domocratiy hoadquartors. HINBDALE COUNTY, JAokeoN, Mich,, April_ 7.—Napoloon, this gounty, oldots Supotvisor J. I, Hawloy, Liberal, by 44 ‘majority; Hanovor, J. X, Hutclins, Lib- eral, by 46 majorlty; onriolta, P. Hankard, Demoorat, b} 112 Concord, Republican, Ly §9; Bpringport, People's, A. Crawfard, by 162. g £ MISSOURI. 8r, Josern, Mo., April 7.—Tho city ofoction to- dny reaultod, in & _sweuplug victory for tho omocraty, It s bolloved overy omoctatic candidato oxcopt two aro elected. “'fho G"'K has givon » Ropublican majority of about 300 at overy clogtion since tho nogro began voting until to-day. Tho voto was light, AT 6T, LOUIS, Bflvm‘al Dispateh to The Chicano Tridune, 8r. Louzs, April 7,—The election for Alder- mon_to-day produced more oxcltemont than i usual at tho city oloctions hore, Tho result is & comploto dofoat of the bummer tioket, including Goorgo Bain, hond of tho Republican branch, and Elon G. Smith, hond of the Domocratia branoh, Tho Indepondents carried ail tho wards ‘whore thoy had candidatos but two, 'Tho Coun- cit romaius Domoceratic, but it s greatly pu- rifod, [To the Assoclated Press.) 8r, Louts, April 7,—Incomplote returns of the oloction to-day for Aldormon aud Sohool Dircc- tors show fivo Domoorats, thros Republicans, and three Indepondents olected to tho City Coun- cil. Tho eitizons' movement to elect indepeud- ent candidates in four warda over tho rogu- lar nominces resulted successfully in threo of the wards. In the Fourth Ward Goo. Bain, Ropublican, was dofeated, and, in the Fifth Ward,'E, G. Smith, Democrat, waa do- fentod. Groat opposition was brought to bear against tho Iatter gontloman, The indopendent movemont was confinod mMnl{ 10 the Fifth, Bizth, Bovonth, and Eighth Wards, whero tho Domocrats nomlunted candidatos. The voto for Behool Directors ia not in yet. It will probably show a fair divielon betweon the partios, ¢ ———— Evaxsvinig, Ind,, April 7. city election show that the Labor-Reform tickot was elocted throughout, excopt members of the Council. Tho tickot was composod of scloctions from both tho Republican and Domocratic tickota, i NEBRASEKA, Outama, Nob,, April 7.—The olectior of oity offices to-day has boen very spirited. The con- tost was puroly gomh:al, the temperance move- ment not boing deomod worthy of notice, Cham! Khu 8, Ohaso, Mopublican, ia probably elect [ayor. Tdward Johnson, Domocratio, Troas- uror. Wilbur, Republican, for Pofice Juatics, will havo the closost run on account of his known stand on the tomporsnce question, but will be olectod. Tho returns oan't bo given un- il morning. —_— IOWA. AT DUBUQUE, * Spectal Dlapateh to The Chicago T'ribune, Dunuque, Ia., April 7.—The numbor of votes polled at tho e]en!long storday was 8,061, As tolographod you, the Domocratio ticket for city ofticers was olected with tho exception of the Marshol, Of the Aldermen, the Republicans olacted four, the Demaorats ono, the taxpayers one—a Democrat. —— KANSAS. AT FONT BCOTT. Fonr 8corr, Knn., April 7.—At the city elec- tlon to-day the eutire Roform ticket, with Col. J. M, Terry at the head for Mayar, was oloctod, with the exception of Police” Judge and one Councilman. Tha fight was mainly on tho tom- perance igsue. AT ATOIISON, Arcmso¥, Kan., April 7.—The election te-day resultad in the shoico of tho Citizens' ticket. No party nominations wore mads, but all officers elocted, 'excapt ono, are nopuhllcms. . — MISCELLANEOUS. THE m;ss.sunéusxams SENATOR- IP. Special Dispatch to Ths Chicago T'ribune, TWO BALLOTS YESTERDAY. Bostox, April 7.—Another day, and no choice of Benators! BIr, Dawos' friouds again failed to score 100 votes for their candidate, but obtained two more on tho firat bLallob than ever before. TFour of their mon wore absont, or they would have reached . the de- sired numbor. On the first ballot, three of the supporters of Banks voted for Mr. Dawes, and on the next ballot the ather three voted for Honr, leaving Danks without any. Ho Limself stuck to Whittier, On the second ballot to-dmy Bonjamin F, Butler got one vote from a Demo- crat who lias boon scattering his complimentury votes rather promiscuously during the contest. On the second ballot, ond who votea for Dawes on the first voted for épeAknr Sanford, The re- port is ay follows ¢ FINST DALLOT. ibor of votes cast in each ballot was 200, Dawes lacked 38 of a majority on the first batlot. At tho closo of tho second ballot, a_motion to tako another ballot was defoatad by 7 majority, Tho Dawes mon gouerally voted in the afiirma- tivo. Although it cannot pe said that THE DAWES MEN aro wholly dishoartened, still they have lost a good portion of that lolty conildonce which characterized thoir spocoh and domeanor at the outset, Theso ton days that have rolled by hnve not beon to thom inspirating by nny menna, The figures thut never hove boen brought, even by suprome offorts, sbove niucty-five, and ofteu Yave fallen far Dbelow it, have mot Leon to thom au edifying speotaclo, The Dawes leaders, when &WA) {rom their followors, hofors whom it is esaenu-fl that thoy shail koop up some show of cheerful- ness, admit to themsolves -that the outlook is bad ; that this inability to gat ovon the number of votes that thoir opponents conceded to him hefore tha firet ballob was takon, bLotoloys final defoat. 1t ia ominous of disaster, and tho clenrest-oyed political observers in this Btate are sanguino in the pelicf that Dawes is merely {ntreuched in a position from which he will be ahwnd outat last. It is but & question of a fow ays, 7, MINNESOTA, Special Dispateh to The Chicago Tridune, 8r. Pauy, Minn,, April 7.—Among the poli- ticians, this morning, the theory i bronohed that Romasoy's friends had discoverad an alli- nance between the L’rass and Gov. Davis ; heuce thoir attempt, through Blakeley, to buy the Pioncer for ' Romsoy. Doubt 1s expressed whother the Davis-Press alliance will rescne the Intter from its prosent uupopularity. Itis foarad that it will rather injure Davis, and, possibly, loso Lim tho coveted Senatorship, The delay in the negotiations is cauged by the roquiromont that 345,000 be paid noxt fall; but both sides anticipate that tha,sale of the Pioneer to Blakoly will b comploted this week. syt el CONNECTIQUT ELEOCTION. Hanrroup, Coun,, April 7.—Complete returns give the following rosult of the vote for Gover- nor of this 8tato: Ingorsoll, 46,784; Warrison, 40,042; Bmith, 4,826; soattoriny, 19, ' Total voto of the Btute, 91,671 ; Ingersoll's plurality, 6,742 ; Togerscll's mafority over all, 1,807, TELEGRAPHIC BREVITIES. 8. J. R, McMillan, Assoclate Justice, lhas been commissionod Obief Justico of Minnosota, vico Ripiey, resignod, ~A man namad Wost, from Loy was found by the Cinclunati polico yosterday lying on the’ sidowslk in 1 lo convulsions, and making dosporate attempts to stab himself with an ugly-looking koife, Yo was taken to tho police station, and & physwolan was called, who pald tho man had takon'poigon. After the {roo uso of ematicy, ho sufliolantly recovered to bo romoved to tho hospital, and at last accounts wasg doiug well, 1Te would ussign no reagon for Liis rash not. —A joint rosolution passed tho Virginia Gens oral Assombly yostordny, declarivg the ofiico of Btato Uropsuror vacant in consequence of tha inuanity of Ool. Josoph Mayo, tho late T'yens- urer, Resolutions were adopted fixing Thursda; noxt for an oloction to fil the yacanoy, Oo{ Mayo was taken to the Western Lunatfo Kflylum ~William A. Lawrouoce, of Guornsey County, Oblo, nephow of the Prosident of tho Board of Divootors of sho Pouitoniinry of -that Biato, hay ansport, Ind., boon mppointed Doputy Warden, in place of James A, Doan, who has ocouplod that position for many yoars, —Tho romains of Col, T, J. Turner arrived at Trooport, 11, Monday, and will lio in siatein the Qizate. dourt-room from 10 ». m. to 1 p. m, ‘Tho funcral obasquics will accur at 2 o'clook, / Bay City specinl of vostorday nnya: * Mrs. L. Canon, living nonr this city, last evening gave birth o triplotn, weighing In the sggrogste 1oy pounds, all alivo and woll. Bho kas givon buri! to twins on two oceagions," LEGAL INTELLIGENCE. Sult to Test the Validity of Certain Louislann Rajirond Bonds. New OnLEans, Ln., April 7.—The declsion rondored by tho Bupromo Court yeatorday ro- gavding the bonds fssusd by tho Btate to the Now Orloans, Moblle & Toxaa Railway undor the act of 1871, did not pass diractly on the validity of the bonds, bus estimated that if the alloga- tlon s mado by tho Btato wero corroot the bonds would be vold, and romanded the case for fur- thor proof. An nfinllenunn for a rohenring, on tho ground that tho allogationa of the State aro Py incoreoct, “haa' boon, made’ by . W: Totre, counsol for the Rond, and takon undor advisement. Ho claima that, by the low, tho Compauy had tilt 1875 to build the Bhroveport braucl, and that the frnnt of Btato aid, m: 1870, and ronowed in 187 CAPITAL AND LABOR. Mastor Mechanics of Now York Wil Insist on the Ten-llour System, New Yonr, April 7.—At a meeting of the mns- tor mechanica and all thoso intorested in the conetruction of buildings, this aftornoon, reso- lutions wero passed to the effoct that on and attor the 18t of May thoy should not employ any msn who would no{ be wiliing to work ten gaurl aduy. o in 1, cannot have lapsed. —_—— THE WEATHER, ‘Wasmnazon, D. €., April 7.—Probabilitios— Tor the Uppor Loko regions, partly oloudy weather, occasional light rain of suow, and light to frash winds, sbifting to wost and north. LOCAL OBEERVATION. Om1cago, April 7, 1874, Hotir of od- | Direction and aervation, ¢ |force of wind| sopuoang Weather, [y =+ fpppung 111 a3 | 70 0| a0 | 71 381 72 [NE,, fr 10 40 37 3| 38 2 +J30,03) :00 p, m...[30,07 10:18 p. m...|30,04| Maximum thermometer, 40, Minimura thormometer, 31, UENERAL OBSBERVATIONS, GHICAG0, ApFtl 8—1 &, m. Station. |Bar.|Thr| Wind, Weather, D'kinridge..|20,98) Cloudy, G 129,95] Throaten'g, 130,01 yonne,,. 30,01 Cinclunsii . 130,02; mn{u}and .{38.01 [ 0!8, VY., fros 1N, fresh. . N.'E,, gontlo| Leavenwiih, N. LaCrosse. ..120,97) 37N W., froshl Marquette..(30,011 26IN,, gontls, Milwaukee .|30.07] 33[S. 'V, AUGTION SALES. By ELISON, POMEROY & CO. JOHNSTONE HOUSE, 8. "W, cor, Madlson and Dosplaines-st,, Wednosday Morning, April 8, at 10° o'olook, ‘Wo will soll tho ntira contents of 53 Rooms, AT AUCTION ! Bodatoads, Buronus, Btanda, O A Dodding, Barior, Dintag Koo wed’ Do F:::lgx;o,&ublu Linen, Eraukury and Glass. Wi . oy . 8010 positive for oash, BLIBON, POMEROY & 0O., Auotionesrs. FINE WINES AND LIQUORS AT .A.'U'CTION, WEDNEBDAY Afternoon, April 8, st 3o'olock, by lot [ J, Bi il Kan,, Assi will sell o el e TS ‘Tho W] d Drandle 11 4, ted tor the el khown B OWHE Sad T et the Sosianid b 2%llo Witakios and otlier Liguors aro all of the Finosh Fad tion 1o Buly ohes Brlvato 1 amier A0 shotid ba soouro by pariios whowisha FORE AR TIOLIE, RLISON, POMEROY & CO., Austioneors, Special Sale Of the entire Pastry-oom and Kitchon Furniture and Btoros of “Browns’” Restaurant, TO-DAY, AT 2 O’OLOCIK, ‘When av article unsold will tively he . K roll, Assignen, EL!HED:‘V. PDI{E]\O‘{’ 2 CO., & Auotionsors, CHATTEL MNORTGAGE SALE, Turniture of the METROPOLITAN HOTEL. At Our Stores, Nos, 84 and 86 Rnndnlph-st;. Thursday Morning, April 9, at 9 1-2 O’clock. Wa will sell the entire Furnitura of the sbe oontents of 33 rooins, Fomared (0 oue ators For eenmuntt TR ch B, W. Bad ronch B, W. 150 do A e Hale f\l;:?l.a ‘6 blaok walnut, mar) p, and W. T, Drossh roaus, 10 Black walnut M, T. and W, T, Wash O Bod aprings, Lxtosuion Tabios, DIniab Ronmand Silcs Sl R S i, Mty Bl Raokors, Alduborrds, | Co\nEsh Oamp e Furniture Is nearly now and tn tfost order. Par. tles intanding to furnish private Hat, satveuof 1lixopboraity Aad attond fha sala. AL thoms Bnla peremptory by order of the Mortgsgeo. Torms= Goods wiil bo arrsuged sad on exhibition on Wednoss ! 5 ELISON, POMEROY & CO., Auctionoors. REGULAR FRIDAY'S SALE.. Frilay Morning, April 10. at 8 1-2 oclock, LARGR 8TOOK OF NEW AND SECOND-BAND FURNITURE, ber Sot rdrol , Pastor Sults, Ruroa ! ook Cracs, BIatiresse Wool Geemota, Olocks, Chromo uce Gallforaia Vine, and & an $brla. Ganeral Mercusadise. ELISON, FOMEROY & CO., 81 and ¢§ Randolph'at, rus: LOCAL ITEMS. The body of an unknown woman was found last evoning by ‘the police of Lake View in Wright's Grove Coroner Stophens was moti- fied, and will hold an iuguest to-day, Tho alarm of fire from Box 361 at 3:45, yoster- day aftorrioon, was causod by the discovery of fire in the two-story frame building, 83 Wilson stract, owned aud ocoupied by Frodorick ‘Thorpt as & boarding house. Loss about 2100, fully covored by insurance. Doputy Coroner Pilgrim veaterday econduotet an Ioquest on the body ot BH" Puulion, » bn§ 3 years of ago, Lilled by the Linke Shoro & Aiclie igan Southorn cara just below Fortisth strcot. 'he jury roturncd a vordict of acoidontal death, Yoaterday foronoon, ss Bornard 0. Brand was croseing tho Ogdon Slip bridge, when, an Archer avenus car coming along, he was caught botween the car and the timbors of the bridge, and wag 80 }mr.l!‘ly crushed that he died last evoning at 7 o'clook. Dotective Elliot yesterday arrested a Ohina- man named Ah Bin, who stole #5600 in Newark, N. J., and locked him up in the Central Station, He rosisted tho attompts of Station-keeper Prince to tnko his money away, and foughy like s tiger. Tho bad Celestial will soon ba taken baclk to Newark. Bomo time yestorday morning thisves entercd the residence of Mv. Kennedy, 220 West Wash- ington strect, and stole two valuabla gold watch- o8, & sok of coral jowolry, and a small amount of money. 3lrs. Ketmody stepped out of tho hovse for a littlo while, and, when she returned, found the bureaus rifleil aud everything thrown into tho grentest confusion, A AR AR AR MURPHY—Join Murphy, fathor of Thomas sad Pat- gl Slurply, Funoral from his late rostdence, No. £ Ontaclo strast, by coceto Gy Cometary, a¢ | lack sharp. t—On Tucsdsy morata, April 7, Mea, 7 Yuneral il takirp 520 Toomn the Tosidonta oF ey son. stohin While, No, 308 Phroop street, on Wednesday, Aprl & thenca by'oars 1o Oalvary Comtary. I'rienis of tho family are Invl MOALLABTIIR( A 5 . ADIGALLASTITOn Mandas, April 6, Baj. Hugh Me. 2 Tanoeal fiom Into residonco, No. 1oichock Wadnonday mopmi o0 Trubard strost, at BANERUPT 8TOCK OF ‘WINES, LIQUORS, & CIGARS AT ATUTCTION. At our ¥ridar's sale, at12 o'olook, 500 bottles chol Hudoes, 3 barcols old fiourlion, oholde, 16,000 Sigars, Bigs Friday, April 10, ELISON, POMEROY & 0D., 8 and 8 Randolph-at. = By GEO. P, GORE & CO,, 08 & 70 Wabash-av. ANOTHER GREAT Boot and Shoe Sale AT AUCTION, By Catnloguo, en Wednesday, April 8, at 930 a. ni. A line of Uticn-ninde gonds in NMens’ and ‘Womens?’ will bo offered, togethor with other custom-mado goods. ara GEO. P, GORE & QO, 68 nnd 70 Wabasi AT ATCTION, On Thursday, April 9, at 9 1-2 o’clk, Read this advortisoment and then oall and soe our large atack, consisting in part of ‘Walnut Sidohoards, Wardrobes, Marble-top Ohamber Sots, ‘Walnut Bedsteads and Bureaus, Parlor Bats, Marbla-top Tables, TLounges, Whatnots, Washstand, Bursausy Hair and Husk Mattressos, S8pring Beds, Rockers, Obairs, Mirrors, Show Onses, Parlor and Office Desks, Oarpets, Plato® ‘Ware, &o. 5" Sales promptly attonded to at Privato Roaidences. At11 o’clock—Buzgies and Harnass, GEO. P. GORI & CO,, Auctlonoers, Clothing, Woolens, Picce Goods, Dress Goods, Notions, Hosiery, White Goods, Underwoar,, Hats, Caps, Eto., AT ATCTION, Thursday, April 8th, at 8 1-2 a, m. Also Ingrain and Venotlan Carpets, Btair and Cottage Oarpets, Kto. GEO. P. GORE & CO.. 68 and 10 Wabssh-av. SOOTHING SYRUP, MRES. Thirty Years' Experience ~ 0 an Ol Ky e Urse, y Rg. WINSLOW'S S0OTH- WINSLO VS e woiiaws soorn. SOOTHING SYRUP tonof eus of the bost to~ T0R male physlolans and naraes CHILDREN fn the United States, snd s boon usad for thirty TEETHING, LOST AND FOUND, ) By WM. A. BUTTERS & CO., AUOTIONEERS, bt T Ty HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE! AND GENERAL MERCIIANDIRE, BATURDAY, at 8% o'clock, st 103 Madieon-at, Buggies, Phactons, and Harness, All warranted firat.class wock, WEDNRSDAY, ABRIL 8, AT 11 O'CLOCK, At Dattonr Reotior How,' 108 Hash _Siadingnst., A DESIRABLE STOGIL OF " BRY GOODS, CLOTHING, BOOTS, SHOES, 4., . Room, 108 Baat. Madison-st., THURS-' Ao A o oyt By otomte UNDERWRITER'S SALE, A STOOK OF OLOTHING DAMAGED BY WATER,| THURSDAY, April0, at 10 o'olock, at BUTTERS' Auo- tion Rooms, 108 Madisou-at, | succoss by millfons of mo- thora for thoir ohildren. 1t relloves the obild from ., noar RARAOIph, a simal bladk and tac Aoz, Any aertinilis B 1o "the Commersial Tiotol Wil fooaiva Fomnrie years with nevor-failing Dain, outes drsontery and 1.OST-ON MONDAY, TIik ¢TH, ON DEARDORN- 0ST—A POOKRT-DO0K OONTAINING PAPL] ¥ 0 diarthea, griplog in the bowals, and wind colio. no but the ownor, her on Ray woon Westol Dy giring health to ¢ ohild, it rosts the moth s A ctny “Bus Sntus Jeomoly Fowardod by ro- » bots Dinfnosst., whilo goting on night, The findar will Ls ban turning it to 20 West Madison-at. OST_TETWEEN T WASHINGTON-AY. AND - cornor incoln aud Randolpli-sta., o bagd bragolnt, ganmoled with Uctober, 157, vouratd on iaside. s+ turn to 41§ Wost Lake-st.'and racelye roward, 2T () REWARD—LOST, ON MONDAY EVENING SLO MR oM 0N K, deperioot of Lak & aroall binok-nud-tan dog, shord fore. Joxs, broad ohio and polnted, eroctsut ears, vory quick and agtive: an: awors to tho hamo of Jacks hins smafl round bald spot on hlud log. - Address G'13, Tribuno obico. REWARD-FOI: BLACK POOKRT-BOOI B2 i outante, loston Batueday, Matencs, bottous Siztoonth and Tweniy-ifthata., eaatof S papene’ tnalde, Plargaral MoLaaghiin. ! Helura ‘to SN WOOBBRIDGE Toom s Kopdall Brtldiog. SEWING MAOHINES. JPOR BALE — GHIEAY _ FLORENGT SEWING DA~ " chino, ‘cost €80: nica bodstond, cost 31, Room 8, 177 Olarkest., Yo QINGER OFFIOK OF A, i Machines sold ga moathly at,, Olty Agol onted, und ropairod, Opon uvenlngs, G.MAUIINES — PRING w0ld on wantlily p MELCUERT, 815 SOUTH Paymon gfii L Bio flao, 111 Stateat. Machine or 10 per cent disoount for cas TO LEASE. o TEAST_DOOK AT DIMDAKPONT, ODEONIR Hough's lovator, formerly flflollYX orh lailtoad Compa g, Qront Kaste oot on rivor and siip, or may Jlis i, o, it & o, ADDY to 1, BRAINARD, 168 Wash« o B b‘\::; 80, fl!“h‘t’WlLblAfl RIPLEY, 28 South IS TWRLLTI AR L the el for Goa 165 Laatlot. AUCTION SALES, 3GOOD & WILLIAMS, Pt ARG e M AT AUOTION, Wednosday, 10 .ntm' » lu&‘u'rl‘::(‘fo:! piig ot Q'R:S‘.:’.}::.’.ix'a"& Nouekaehay udini, O Wil ote, U ath 8 b avorag Silcton ot o ol of convlgumionts by fore romavals WE SHALL SELL ) THE HOUSEHOLD * EFFECTS or Narhle Touse, 217 South Sangamon-st., MONDAY, April18, at B o'clock, on the premisss, con= alating of AR T R g pats, Book-Case, ~Tablg, Marblo Tabler, %il‘;u '}'):fi i tatings. O to, :(::‘:v:{nulk{!mn;u Olook, azh ,Gas.Fixtu o o o, ORIV BUTTRRS & 0D., “Auctlouoors. "By N. P, HARRISON. CLOBING BALE OF ENGRAVINGS, CHROMOS, BIBLES, &, &, T 207 SOUTIE CLARK-ST. 0t o day and byors ahould not s the % Pt o sacuro LArEs, SEXHIISON, Auotionsr. On Wodnesday, Aptil 8, at 8 1-2 o'olock, ATTRACTIVE AUCTION SALE 018 Dry Goods, Clothing, Hats and Unygy Notlous, Fanoey Soaps, Boys® thiig, &eo Ko, tiolarly Tnvited. Grost b 804 ket 8 ')'l"A'xlxus_?: Au'nfl}‘n::f““ f By WILLIS, LONQ & € 106 aud 197 Raudolph-at, REGULAR WEDNESDAY SALE, This morning, at 8% o'olock, new and second hand Hur- Uncpat, Sioves, Crookory, Uinaaware, - Ouilerys Eiffifim ":niu-. it comblnatiottosla, ‘n".i'“;'f"'fi'u";afl' blate, and.ond larye intol Tian ro o coupleles BNV, LONG & U0v Auotion By BRUSH, SON & CO., 41 Bouth Oanalst. shall soll, THIS MORNING, " ‘Wa shall solf, THIS MI\M‘& :' , &t 10 o'clock, I.ll”l Farnitee, Carpets, aud General Merchandiss, ? Drossing G R 37'33'35'.’...;.{5 ;gfléfi'hfi' s Flata R BRUBH, &