Chicago Daily Tribune Newspaper, April 15, 1876, Page 1

- . VOLUME 29. o, s U D EAGLE) Mg e, bl i e MILLINERY - G00DS; f. m to-day 500 of the most RIZ- CHERCHE STYLES IN TRIMMED ¥ b JONNETS AND ROUNDHATS An unrivalod assortment of tho most artistic designs in PARIS FLOWERS, (STRICH TIPS ARD FLUMES, PONPONS, WINGS, &c. Untrimmed Hats and Boneels Df every quality, in over 100 yhapes, many of which are own jpecialties and cannot be found pisewhere. Wo have just received o large shipmentot FINE FRENCH CHIP Hats, which having been dclayed In the voyage of importation, will will be offered at very low prices. BOYS’ HATS in great variety. 121 & 123 State-st. Just opening, SUN UMBREL- LAS and PARASOLS, the largest mssortment in the city. 2 FINANCIAL. FIDELITY SAVINGS BANK AND SAFE DEPOSITORY, ‘Nos, 143, 145 and 147 Randolph-ste CLOTHING STORE, (1 WILL GIVE AWAY 136 & 138 Madison, . And 144 Clasieet,| T2 CHOUSAND Largs Sie Black Walnt Our Spring Stock, consisting of Clocks, Brags Warks, Lever Movement, At $1.50 Each. is now in store and ready for in- inspection, - CONTINUED SALE EveryOne Warranteda Correct Timekeeper. «of CASSIMERE FPANTALOONS. “Many of these Pantaloons, wheon imatched in suits during the win« MEN'S SPRING OVERCOATS AT JOBBERS' PRICES, “ter and early this spring, were sold at $6 to $7 o pair, and in reg- MEN'S SNRING SUITS AT JOB- BERS' PRICES. ‘ular lots would be cheap at that tprice to-day ; but in order to close YOUTHY' SPRING OVERCOATS AT JOBBERS’ PRICES. Tots we have reduced the price to B3, 88.50, and B4, Any YOUTHS’ SPRING SUITS AT JOBBERS’ PRICES. )garment taken from this Store, if BOYS’ SCHOOL SUITS AT JOB- not proving satisfactory on exams- BERS’ PRICES. “ination, can bLe rveturned and tho CEILDREN'S SPRING SUITS AT QNE PRICE. PLAIN TIGURES JOBBERS’ PRICES, GENTLEMEN'S NEW GOODS. | TLADIES’ TNDERWEAR, i SKIRTS, © " DRAWERS, CHEMISES, : NICHT DRESSES, The Latost Novelties in LACE GOODS . AND NECKWEAR, FRENCH’S, 'HB a ipatitution are the e A o e o rerien | Corner Stato and Monrog-sts, throughout the United Biatos, ‘They ore OPPOBITI PALMER 11OUSE. s Palit 5f noltd magonry, and are linod with i 2] stoel plates soveral inches thiok, Thoy con= W ATOHES. - latel, S e AN ADLE FORTREES ninst tho nssaulta of any and all Burglars living, r'rhgg‘ “:fi“ doflfig&&l {lr: is proved bfiw'gtoofinf.iam‘mon OF 1871, e alers e o e 0 atorago s ., Dlate 820, Tonds, Wills, and Valuabies all kinda, O aoans naditions 25 fmprovomonts havo made the FIDELITY the moat completo e Ly 1t worlil Bimate B0 afe Depository 3 orae s Drnpors 107 Hant from $6 to 875 yoar, 'HE SAVINGS DEPARTMENT of f.hl?lmumtlon poys intorost at tho rate or 6 por cent per snnum on Savings Doposits ond Trust Funds, This intorest is added to the prinocipal on The first day of each Janua- ry and July. JOHN O, HAINES, President; JANED GAGT, Vice President; OHARLES J, HAINES, Casbler; GEORGY | A, GAGE, Assiatant Cashior, $30,000 Capital ‘Wanted fo manufackara the UNDERWOOD ROTARY ANG PLOW. | ¥rom 25 1o 6 por cunt csn be made, OAPITALISTS and MANUFACTURERS will please catl fmmediately at 112 Lake-st, (Redfield, Bowen & ‘Walworthi Co,), whoro Plow can bo necn and plans mads known, L. D, MANS] .D. 7 Per Cent. Toloant 100,000 at 7 or B per cent; $30,000 in one loan, at Bord, Socurity must be exceptionally good. SCUDDER & MABON, 108 Dearborz-at, HATS. SILK HATS! “WATCHES T American Watches. Tnmense Rednction I will mell, for tho noxt thirty davas, Wal- tham and Elgin (Ameriocon) Watches at 25 por cont discount, Bvery Watch war- rantod by spooial warrantee of the makers. Now is tho timo to buy. R. E. KENDALL, 242 State-st., Chicago. $7- Watches sent C. O. D. to any address. OOEAN NAVIGATION, Notice to Importers. LEYLAND LINE STEAMERS, Iiverpool to Boston. ! The sttontion of IMPORTERS is directed to tho cstablishmant of a now lino of Stoam. ers from Tivorpool to Holmn( aailing fort= nightly. ‘Cho Steawcrs are firat-class, and insurance ts guaranteod at lowest ratos, Throuzh Billa' of Lading will be_{ssued at Liverpool at as_low ratos as vis, Now York, Baltimoro, or Fhiladolphia, Goods ot Bos. ton are loaded dirogtly from the Stoamer fn. HPORTERS’ PRICES NUTTING, C. 0. B. Clothier, 184 & 186 STATE-ST. FAVORITE BAUER Square and Upright x : to_tho oars, and will bo forwarded by tho . ALL THE LEADING STYLES, from Hoston B DAYS. Itis | The only First-Olass Instrument st a Boa- 51 to Ohfeasro, F' bolieved that the facilitios attordad by tha sbnablo Prios in the Mnrket. STIFF AND SOET IN FINR FELT, | Lioareunsurpsased, snd wil win the favor | Al the Bauer Pianos have our Patent Self. of fmportors, ates nx low as CHILDEEN'S HATS A SPECIALTY, | by sny port. Quiock timo, low insurance,and | Boaring Agraffo attachmonts and Concavo 25 drayage or oxtrn handling of gaods, Erame Toard, and ero fully warsanted for Order your goods by LEYLAND LINE, TAYLOR, TIPPER & CO., Froight Brokora in Liverpool. FRED LEYLAND & CO,, Owners, in Liverpool. THAYER & LINCOLN, Agonts in "Hoaton. ROAD GRADER. 0 T0RE MIRY ROATS, AT THE BTATE TRIAL last year, In competition ‘with three other eets of machines, the WAUGHOPE ROAD-GRADER, WITH TWO MEN AND RIGOT LLORSES, completed one-quarter of & mile of good road in 0 hours at a cost of 9 cants per rod, It was awsrded the Grund Gold Medal of the Nlinois oard of Agriculture, It will make ditchos 23 feot widn 6 fest asop £8 well. Tt will butld Rallroad-Oradoa and Jxca- vations, Farmers 164 STATE-ST,, cor. Monroe, BISHOP & BARNES. SHIRTS. ¥, JENNINGS & GO, SOLE MANUPACTURERS OF THE ORIENTAL SHIRT, AYD DEALERS IN WMEN'S FURNISHING GOODS No. 111 South gol.irk'“" 1L E, Chul Faclory—430 Weet Randolph-at. REMOVALS, REMOV.AT. W. PEILLIPS, BUCKS, STATIONERY, AND PERICDICALS, HAS REMOVED TO NO. 100 MADISON-ST. MILLINERY. M, 1, STOUGHTON has romoved her Mil. linery Rooms from 578 Wabaah-av. to 668 WASHINGTON-ST., == e VINEGAR Crlebrated for ts Partt and A srrunicd bo eup Bl SVE oaERn iR TET m Suiphurls dcid OF oner delotert: to suit customors. JULIUS BAUER & CO., COor. State and Monroe-sta., PALMER HOUBE, JETTINE. - JEITINE, The best preparation for Ladles Shoes. JEITINE. 1t has o equal, JEITINE, Ladics, don't fatl ta try it JETTINE, 8old by Druggiats, Notion, and Boot snd Shos Blores, Manufactured by ORVEY, HOLDEN & CO,, 187 asi uzio-at. and_itond-Commise sloners should send for 10-page Iiluatrated and Descrivtive Pamphlet, Freoes It gives full informa- ton npon IRouds and Rond-Naking, Address W, J, EDWARDS, Manufactory and Sslesrooms 629 snd 631 Halsted-at, g Obleago, it b . ZOLINE, HOW TO' UBE ZOILIN EH. Diseotve Btarch In cold water sufficlont {o dissolve it pour mixtire into wator already hosted to boiling pount; then add ZOLINE; boil Ul mnixture becomea proper (biskneas; thon rub clothe horauguly, Leiog Eareful to gob ii evonly and thorouglily through the fabrics; dry clothes; then sprinkle with thin starch. squsl to best _MEROHANT TAILORING, water; iron, sud your gosds will be | taundry work, SPORTSMEN'S GO GUNS, FISHING TACKLE, ETC. & CO., MERCEANTTAILORS, 39 MONROE-ST. COLLECTION AGENCY CA us substance, with whicl Moaé Vinegar leadulterated, 2 - b Lt alils 'l At T. B, DATON'S, 53 Statesst, DICG-. TO RENT. ESTABLISHED 1833, Overdn clatms, mercantile, marine, or war, of an: dato or amount, Judgmenta, Dotos, eto., we will DI out or force to fimmediate compromise without charge unless collectad, Hend for circular, FHABIER'S COLLECTION AGENOY, t Monroo-ats., Chicago. _PROFESSION/ Of the worst form cured by Lrs. IVES & HYON, af 137, Ntoom 4, East Madiso; who make & spscialt Dbt of dirvaaca of the lower bowel. A NADIGAL GURE ARANTEED, Qomsullatiui ftua STOOKHOLDERS' MEETINGS, Office of the Lake Shore & Michigan I Southern Railway Co. ‘CLEVELAND, March 29, 1876, The anpusl meoting of the Blockbolders of this Compsny, for the election uf Directors for the ensu- 1ing year, and for the transaction of other sppropriste buiness, will bo held at theoflice of the Compavy, in tue City of Clevelaud, Olio, on Wedbesday, the 3d day of May next, belweon tho Lours of 11 a'clock In ihe (orancvid snd 3 o'clock in the sflernoon of that « OEORGE I, ELY, Hocrelary, - FOR RENT. Oficea o fret, second, fourth, aud ‘A(th foarw of Raaper Dlock and McCormick Bloek, slugly and i, ‘salas, _Apply at Room } Mteaper Block, FOR RENT. A large cormer basement office: also desirable up- etalos oions, 12 the Matropolitan Block Apriy § i L g 11 T A . But Added Developments POLITICAL. The Council Partially R vises the List of Elec- tion Judges. Success of the Movement to Stop Business Elec- tion-Day. The Republican Central Committee Settles the Dispute Regard- ,Ing Br. Hoyne. Messrs. McAuley and Pierson Nominated for Aldermen in the First Ward. Mags-Mecting of the Repub- licans of the West Division. Dan Voorhees Put Forward as a Compromise Candidate in Indiana. Expressions from LaSalle, McHenry, and Cass Counties on the Uli- . nois Governorship. Mr. Blaine Thinks There Is No Need of an Investigation, May Alter His Mind on That Subject. Vigorous Defenss of Pierrepont Against Imputations of ¢ Crookedness.” LOCAL POLITICS. ELECTION JUDGES. * DEVISING THE LIST. Au adjourned mooting of the City Councll was Lold lsat evoning for the consideration of the judges and clorka of olection; Prosident Dizon in tho chair. PIRST WARD, Ald, Warren moved that August Herr bo sub- stituted for Dr. Jordan as judge in the First Precinci of the First Wy~d ; also C. L. Labor and J. K. Winston a8 oduks in ihe some pro- cinct. In the Fourth Provinct of the samo ward Fred Goleslor was substitnted for Charles Wal- thor a8 judge. Tho changes were all made. Ou motion of Ald. Riobardson, tho name of P, Butterflald wsa substituted for that of Jamos Ryan a8 judge of eleation in the First Procinct of the First Ward. BECOND WARD, On motion of Ald. Fitzgerald, the nams of J. M. O'Brion was substituted for that ef James “Taglor s jndge in the Becond Precinct of the Becond Ward. Ald, Cooy caused the substitution of Patriok Banaers or W. J. 8mith as judge of election in tho Becond Precinct of the Hecond Ward, On motion of Ald. Iitzgorald, Henry Rehm was substituted for Henry Boouaa judge in the Third Precinct of the Second Ward, On_motion of Ald, Cooy, M. G Phillips was substitated for J. H. Templo in the Socoud Pre- cinct of the Becond Ward. FOURTI WARD, On motion of Ald. Clarke the following changes wore made in tho Fourth Ward : 8, L. Miner for I E, Woods, and J. M. Horton for Dau:lwu Horton, in the Third Diatrict of hia ward, PIFTH WARD. On motion of Ald. Raidy, Mathow Tlavnes swos eubstitated for Aichacl Murphyin the Fifth Procinot of tho Fifth Ward ; aleo in tho samo precinet Thomas J, Powers as clork in place of Charlos Albach. SIXTII WARD, In tho Fourth Precinct of tho Sixth Ward Y- chael Costello was snbutituted for James Ryan. On motion of Ald. Cullorton, the usine of Daviol Connera was substituted for James T. Lacy lo the Third Procinct of tho Bixth Ward. BIGATU WALD, Ald. Bailoy movad 10 substitute James Dalton {f' lg!l Unr in the Becond Pracinct of the Eighth Vard, Ald. O'Brion objacted to the change, and on bia motion the motion of Ald. Bailey was lad on the table. TENTIT WARD. Ald. Gunderson moved the following changea in his Ward : First Precinct. P. Hayward in lace of O. M. White; Third Procinct, F. F. {obater to place of J. H, Grovor ; Fourth Proe cinet, B. Henderson in place of W. C. Whituey, and O. B, Bampaon in piace of O. Chester, Ald, White ntated that at tho Club meeting of the ward the judgoes an nominated for the Third Procinct were Indorsed, and he therofors moved that tho names ba loft unchanged. Ald. Gunderson raid that there had been zome obeocunnn to the men pameod. Bovoral respect- ablo people In the ward had beon to sce him about the matter, and he was only carrying out uan wishes of the peoplo in suggosting tho chango, Ald. White claimed tbat Ald, Guodoreon was n-y(ns to override the men named, and thero could be no objection to them whatovor. Ils therefore moved to lay the motion of Ald. Guo- derson on the table. In the courss of the discussion, Ald. Spalding askod why the olisnge was asked for. Ald. White said that Ald. Guoderson wanted the chauge bacause ho had not beeu nominated Ald, Gunderson eald that Ald. Whito had better not be so brash abons ward wmattera; be might Dot be slectod after all, ‘The motion to lay on gl table was carried by the following vota ¢ Faae—Taley, Richurdson, DI the Fourth Ward, Olarke of the Qulierton, Hiid M xan, Warren, Stons of Fifih Ward, Somror, BDonsld, Woodnisn, Walle, Rysn, Mabr, Lengacher, Schafftior, Murpby, Dicklur 16, Nays—Bpalding, Reldy, Qunderson, Watermsu, Osso, Claveland—8, > On motion of Ald, White, the namo of A. Makengio was substituted for that of L. Choster, in the Fousth Precinct of the Teuth Ward, Ald, White moved to laythe motion of Ald. Qundorson for chauging ths othor jndges in tho Flofin:sn Procingt on the table. The motion pro- A . Ou motlon of Ald, Whito the clorks of eloction in tha Tenth Ward were chianged ss follo Added to previous list: ‘Thomas McFarl Fures Distrlct ; 1%, 1. D"{“’ Bocond Diatrict ; M. Bardett, il‘hlrd Diatrist; D. Obendorfer, Fourth Dintrict. The namo of I. Muiray was also stricken out of the Second District and E. Yuzgerald substituted. TWELFTH WATD. Ald. Case moved that C. T. Mabler be sub- stituted in ptace of Wiliam Roed as judgo of the Fitta Precincs of tho Twelfth Ward," Carried. TUIRTZENTO WALD. Ald. Dizon moved the following changes in the Thirteanth Ward: First District, M. on for W, Dobaon; e ourth District, Wulliaw CILICAGO, SATURDAY, APRIL 15, 1876—TWELVE PAGES. Turtlo for Henry McGowen, at the request of the lattor. Carried. On motion of Ald, Oleveland, N. J. Rosch wae enbstitated for I, 8, Slosson judge 1n tl Third Procinct of the Thirtesnth Ward. VQURTEENTH WARD. Ou motion of Ald. iyan, James Maloney wan sabstituted for Joun KHartigan as judge in the Fieat Precinet of the Fourteenth Ward: also James_ Carrigan for Joun Burke in the Firut Precinot; Ilenry J. Jacobs for Bryan Donnelly i the nird District; M.~ A. 1a Buy in place of B. Schurepeman in .the Fourth Precinct; James Fitzsimmons for M. Hallinan in the Bizth District. 1t waa also votod that the voting-plsce. for the Becond Dis~ trict be fized at No. \gm Blilwaukeo avenuo. On motion of Ald. Ryan, Omer H. Allen wan subntitutod for William Corbott as {.‘“’" of tho Seveuth Prosloct of she Pourtcenth Ward. FIFTERNTH WARD, 0o motlon of Ald, Mahr, H. II. Gago waa sub. #tltuted for Frank Nisson ss judgo in the Socond Procinet of the Fittsonth Ward. ~ Also, Capt. P. M. Hysn was nubstituted for Charles Costello tn the Fourth Preciuct, HIXTERNTTL WARD, On motion of All. Hchaflner, Fraok K, Vieblig was substituted for Andrew iitlor as judgo iu the Fourth Procinct of the Sixtesoth Ward. BRYENTEENTI WARD, On motlon of Ald. wanc{ Ernest Bobm wag eubstituted for William Kelly as clerk in tho | Fuigt Precinet of the Hovontesnth Ward, Also in the Bacond Precinct, Fotor Jolnaon was sub- atituted for Wilkiam biyers as judgs, aud Jobn Britton _was substitated for John Honsno s clerk, In the Third Precinct, James Shislds was substitntod for James 1landloy aa judge, sud John Whiffen for Thomas Dougherty as clerk. I tho Fourth Irecinct, I'ater Conlan, P, Loftus, snd P, J. Michoeln wora substitutod as ;&ndgm for Daniel Gilroy, Anthony Lvun, and artiu Frazer, John McDooald wes also substi- tuted as olerk for Mariin Garrigan, fo the same precinct. EIGHTECNTH WARD, On ciotion of Ald. Corcoran, L. A, Whito was subatituted for Fred Becker in the Fifth Pre- ciuct of the Eighteenth Ward, £ On motion of Ald. Schsffuor the Council then adjourned. ELECTION-DAY. TOE ¥ERCHANTS WILL CLOHE TISEIR BTORES. The following paper waa circulated yeatorday, and boy alreody received tha miguaturea given bolow : CLOBY. UP TO YOTZ FOR MONEET MEN, W, the undersigned, belleving that tle ‘political inguea before the people tn tho coming eloction, April 18,are of vast importauce, and require the earnest oflort uf every good aitizen during the day to preserve order, and provent violence and fraud, do bereby ogree'to cloto our places of Lusincss during the day, tuat we and our employes may astist the organization organized for that purpose : Field, Leiter & Go., John V, Farwell & Co,, Htattauer Dros, & Co., Carson, Piris, Hcott & Co,, liichards, Bhaw, Fitch & Winslow, Frsnk Bros, Keamer B Miclinel Cohen & Co, & Warnin, & Drake, Buoyer Rellh & Gale, tollins & Co. 3 kell & Cow, It, . Btreet & Co,, Lockwood & Ware, Il. W, King & Co,, Leopold, Rub'% Co., H. A Kolin & Co., Chiaties ¥, Kellogg & Co., Bumeon Meyer, Strauss & Co,, Rindkof, Batbo & Co. Goldman & Datbo, Claybiirgh, Einstein & Co., Cabu, .Wambold & Co,, Kabn, Winoman & Co., Clement, Morton & Co., Tuitle, Thompson & Wetmore, Silvermau, Lindater X Co,, 'C. 3L enderson & Co., G, W, Weber & Co., C 1, Fargo & Co., Vhillp Goldman & Greensfeldor, Rosenthal & Co., Doggeit, Dissett & Hills, Phclps, Dodge & Patner, Gsnibal, Floraheim & Co,, Furnitn k Ous, Custring, Kirk &' McLown, L. G. Yon Baott, Cutter & Croseette, AL ticlz & Co, M & Co., McAuley, Dyko & Co,, Bhay, Co., Bweot, Dempster & Co,, Charles A, Lowia & Co., Eddy llarvey & Carter, Kaith Lios,, King Bros, & Co. Villiaras, Miller, Olnstead & o, Hart Bros,, Lin- uer Biros, & 'Co,, J. 8, Kincald & 0o, Bchuadlg, cewan, Co, Warron, Lsmb & C3,, W, A. Bulters & Co., Abratm Frouch & 'Co., ¥, & 1.'Yuesar, Whooler, Chapman & Co., Case & Whitney, Lord, Swith & Co, Miller Dros. & Keap, L Co,, louton, Bulth & Co. edict, Ty X, Blerwood & cK endiey, Glichrint & Pellx, Marston & Blair, Har- Quan_& Co,, Sibley, Endi- Durands & Uo,, J, W, Dozue & Qo,, J. W, Rtearus & Bous, M Co., Wells & Faulkner, mon, Morriam & 0., o cott & Co,, Gauld, ri1ge & Co., Ingraliam, Corbiu & Prontles, Willard, Bicon & Ca., Kellogs & ‘owlo & Eapur, Batuel Dllss & Co., MeNerl & 1Uiggins, Gray Brothers, Farrington & Schiusl, Gould, Fircuur & Welis, Refd, Murdoch & Fischer, Alleu, Eelth & Co., M.'Grafl & Co., L, F. Haehuiea & Co., go Moss & Co., Olllett, 21cCulloch & Co., Jour- son & Abbey, Drouks & Ncemes, W, AL 1oyt k Co., J. I Ormaby & Ca., Kuowles, Clojes & Co,, Sheter & Farcons, Biokwith’ Drotuers, Nortou Bros., K. I titanley’ & Sons, Jomes Yoraytlie & Co., llager & Sples, A1, Heanlan, J, F. & J. K. White, J 8. & W, G, Meade & G0., Prankiju MseVeagh & Co, THE BOARD OF TRADF. Nr. N, K. Fairbank lutroduced the following rosolutions on 'Chango yesterday, which were read for information, aud will be acted upoa to- doy : £AS, An electlon Wi bo hield on Trced iy nest, April 18, at ‘which the eitizena of Clicago arc to choose muuicipal ofiicers, includiug » Mayor, u full Based of Aldormen, and othier ety ofticials; and WaERFAS, Oming to tha unfuriunate condition of our publio'oticily, sud of the city's credit ut tha present tme, it toconics evary gond citiren to Arien at lesst one day in the patriotic aervico of sudsavaring 10 securo relisule and guod oiicers for the manago- mont of our municipal asirs, to the end that tho rep- utstion and credit of our City Governmont, Lol at Lome and abroad, may ba restorod to fta past proud ponition; atd WuEnxas, Oar sxperience has sbundantly demon- strsted that'the only hope of good citirens for securing acreditable government fs iy personal attention to their duties ns citizons and voters ; thercfore b it Resolred, That this Board will bold 0o busiuess ses. sion Tuenday, snd the niembers ezpitesn the hops that cach one of thelr number will_faiihfully perform Lis whole duty on that day, in offorts to secura for our city a respectable aud responaible City Government. The reading of the resolutions was roceived with onthusissm aud cheere, and. from ths ox- prossion of opinion, tho 1ndications are that tho rogolution will be unammously adopted to-day. COMMITTEE MEETINGS. LOYNE INDONSED, ‘The Republican Campaigo and City Contral Committoes met at headquarters sestorday afternoon at 4 o'clock, and kopt up a steady and wolldirocted tire of argnment as between tho mombers for moro than throo hours by the D'resident's watch, the engrossing eubject boing whother the name of the Hon, Thomas Iloyne should be put at tho head of the tickot for Mayor, It was at no time a quostion as to wheth- er o Republicaa should bo placed on the ticket for tho office, but morely whother tho ticket should bo ornamonted with the namo of Mayor st all, Thers was, of courss, & grest difforonco of opinion ad 0 how far tho party and its representntives were candidato for City Attoroe wpoakiuy; i tho open air. bound by thoe Expusition meeting. The srpi- ments on tho subject have been nearly all given 1n tho uowspapers, ond it remaing only to say that tho Comimittes, after tho exhauative discuss sion of over thros hours, resolyed by a voto of 17 (0 16 to bioad tho ticket wishi Mr, Hoyno's namo for Mayor. ‘Tho yate stood 16 to 16, but Mr. X, A. Fillhus, the Secrotary, cisimed a right to Vote, und sidod with the aflirmative, 1t was thon claimed by sonio factious peraons (hat Mr. Filking was not entitled t0 voto, being o non-rogident, and that, thorefore, tho vote was rightfully o tio. Tho wattor was lloally settled by dociding to print somo tickets with Mr. Iloyne's zawne on tuom, and soms with the word + Mayor " and a blank lino for name. THE DEMOCRATY, Tho_Democratio Campaign Committes mot yosterday moraing aod coneulted among themn. wolves and with the candidates] abous the iist of Judges which had beon sppointed for election. Bomo chiaugoes wero agreod to bLu recommondod to tho Council, and the result of the matter cau be tound elsuwhore, It was also voted that the candidates for Aldermon, as woll as those on tho yeuersl city ticket, bo favited to moet with the Committee st 11 o'clock this morning, and to be prepared (o namp at that time two challengers for each preciuct in thair wards. It ia intended to confer with the Republican Central or Cam. paigo Cownmittes on this polut, and to agroo as to tho names of all ths challeugers beforo tho day of olection, Of courso tho Committee nt some tino in forecssting prospects and chiconing up the. hopes of such candidatos aud adberents aa dropjed fu, THE FIRST WARD, THE REPUDLICANS. Jast evening the Consolidated Republican Olub of tho Firet Ward mot lu Parlor 22, Palmer House, Among thoss preseat wore Measrs. L, L. Coburn, Watts 8. Carver, Waahington Libby, Leonard Bwett, John T. MoAuley, F. 8. Toboy, John King, O, B, Kollogg, Abuer Y'sylor, D. D, Datton, 8. D, Iaskell, Dr, Gordon, sud Msj. Phelpa, "I'be, Chair namea tho following genilemen to wait upon the Demuorats in reforence to Alder- 8. W, Eiog, J. O. Clevoland, u{.ul ‘I'he clyuhm n of the Committes, Mr. King, afler some time, reported tbat the preposition Z ~ o o e Ehicoge Dailp Tribune, NUMBER 238. $0 agros on tho namon of Mr, DX ; Ploreon and Jolin T, McAuley had bosu fa> mbly roceived ?‘!‘:baab.clmflcnh. er.dfladl(;fl tm 'lx‘lnnr;leg.o I?L.;. entleman now it uppo! 3 Pierson, pledge i Mr. Cloveland rontarked they bad nominated 3ir, MeAulov with but ane dissonting vota. Mr, Coburn oxplained that tho Executive Com- mittes had met during the afternoan, and voted unatimouely for ons man for Aldorman. As Chairman of tha Committee, he would stato that that namo waa D. K. Pierson, Maj. Ehillipa moved that the nomination of Mesars, Pterson and McAuley be made unanie mous. ‘The motion provatied, amid applanae, Ma}, Phielps taoved that a committoo wait on Mr. Piorson and produce bim immediately. The motlon provailed, aud Mesara, Phelps, McAuloy, and Tayior weat after Mr. Piorson. Meantime, Mr, Kollogg said that, as Cantain of the \7ard, Lo dostred to ses challongors at the club-room of the Grand Pacifc at 7:4) thus evoung. The Committeo now roturned with Mr, Pisr- ron, who said bo knew tho position Lo waa In, (0 hiad asked gontlemen to bacomo candidates, aod tuey doclined, But he woula sorve 1f elected Conslablo, 1 . tha deplorablo condition of our city. The majority of the gentlemon who took bim up were Domocrats. Ile bolioved in no political issuo in the Common Council, but io electing men of thorough honesty. Ho had lived nomo time in the city, and bad ecen Judge Otis do- foated by a cligne which would endeavor to lay out Mcinley and Plorson. e, Piorson, had Leen tn the ward fifteen yoars, and slways voted, whils ho nover ran for office. It was an honor to be an Alderman in the City of Chicago, and ho hopod McAuley and he would Lo elccted. Iio mas glad that the man who was aesociated with bim bad bared his breast to the enomy at Bhilob, Mr. McAuley recognized tha complimont. Mr. Ketlogg maved that arrangewmonts be made to Lioar addrossos from tho nominoes thia oveanz. ‘I'he motion pravated. Mr. Pholps moved that s committes be ap- pointed to arrango for the meoting, the firat thiog in tho morning. ‘The motion provailed. Mesers. Storne, Lesox, and Guyton wero named as Bucl committoo. Ar, Haskell moved that a committes wait on Mr. Btorrs and others aud ask them to addreas tho maoting. The motion vrevailed. ‘Tho mecting then adjourned, TUE_DEMOCATA. A mooting of the First Ward Democratiz Club was held at tho Democratic lleadquartsrs, Now. 77 and 79 Clark street, last evening, Mr. J. W, Eille i tho chur, A committeo appointed at a previous moeting to consult with the Republican Club of the ward in refercoco to taking off ono .candidste from oach party, aud umiting to support the romain- ing nominces, reported that tho Ilepublicans Leon cousuliod, and lad agreed to the proposition. . Mclugh thought that, einco thoeo-called Indopendent Club of tho ward, which was tormed of Democrats aud Republicans, Lad nominated one good Democrat—Mr, McAuloy— It would be against tho iatorests of the Demo- crata to throw amay the support of o great sod powerful orgavization iu aiding to elect Mr, Mc- Auley. Ho would not call tho Consolidated Ite- publican Club * Kepublican.” It was formed of men who had uo party principles in munlcllpnl mattors, and wora too good to etay with tho lte- publicans, ‘I'e Cbair then said that tha Consolidated Re- publican Club was stroug, It wasin for reform only and was nfuential. e greacly favored thio move, Ald. Foloy moved that 4 committeo of three ba appoioted to call upon ths First Ward Connoli- dated Club and oblau from them the informa- tion as to which Dewocratic candidate they (tho Republicans) would sapport. At this stago of the meoting, a Committes from the Consoiidated Club arrivod, and aftor mutual_explanations, the Committoo returned to tho Pulmer Hozso where their mosung was goiug on, to-roport and recoive ucw orders. Tho dologation from the Republican Club theu roturned and roported through Asj. Phelps that thoy hal just como from the Club, and wero suthorized to mako o proposition to the effcce that tho Clab choss o support Mr. Piorson, of tho two Democratic candidates. After o good doal of dircusaion and explaoa- tion the proposition was flually adopted, Mr. Joho T. MoAnlov was than nominated 28 tho candidato with but one dissenting voice. Mr. Field then came to the front and wished to resign as the Treasurcr of the Clab, aud other malcoutouts got up and said that they bad henrd onvugh. Among tho disaffocted ones were Mr, Kocblar aud Autor Borg. Afr, Field thea pradicted success for the Frank Warren party, since bio bad boen discardod. Further speoches wero made by somo who cluimed that the action of tho Club was the only decont thing to ¢o, and by othors who bade & tad farewoll to the Democratic interosta. WEST SIDE MASS-MEETING. LABUE GATHEIINO AND GEEAT INTEREST. A mose-meoting of tho Ntopublican voters of tha Wout Sido was hold at the West Side Turner Hall lagt ovening. Tho audienco was made up in part of o portion of soclety for whose boelit tho meotiug Lad been in no way designed—somo vory disropatable bummors. Tho sat in the gal jorice and etood in the rodr of tho room, while tho respoctable portion of tho asscmbly sat in tho lower part of the house, determined on bav- fuz » fair, decent meoting. Thoy saw thata conflict would probably arise, but they wero resolved to go ou with tho mecting ab all haz- arda. They did, and 1t was a victory of rospecta- " bility over bummerisin. The meoting was called to arder shorily after # o'cluek and Plut A, Hoyuo olectod Clairman, In a fow words Mr. Hoynd expresded his thanks for tho honor, aud trusted that all prescat would remember thoir duty at tho polla noxt Taesday. I'ho Frank Lumbard Gleo Club tuon sang * Un- fur! tho Glor:ous Banner,” to the great delight of the sudienco. campnign songs, tho words of which bad a little moro local application, particularly the traveaty on *Juhn Drown's Body,” iu the chorus of This wan followed by other which tho audieuce joiuod with considerablo vigor and undinguised dehiglc. 'T'ho Chnir then wtreduced I 8, TUTHILL, who wae laloriug roat brought on by Ho Loped thin would eXcuso Lum from making nuy extonded remarks, Tio would not_discnss the geueral, well-known priuciplos of the Ropublican party, but would come to the questlon of the hour,” **Shall bon- oaty triumph over dishonesty 7 If thts quos- with a severe cold and sore tion was uot nuswered in fuvor of the former, lmh}muld ovon prophosy that the city would bo &0l bix months. Tho Republican party was capabla under the bammer in the next of accomplishing all reforms, It appesred tho other day inthe town elcction ns the party of joformy, and accomphished “roal victorics, ale though their votes were atolen from them on the South Sido. He cousidercd the city ticket unobjectionable, sud ailudod with praiss to the recotds of Lipo, Butz, aud Best. For bimsalf, Lio uid if Lie wero ¢lected ho would discharge the duties of tho oflice honedtly, taithlully, aud t0 the best of his ability, TUE HON, A L. JORNISON was next Introduced, and addressed the meoting. Duriug bis exporienee of a quurter of & century in this Stato ho knew of no period whouw the public mwd was more couvuleed over tho state of afwrs, or when tho igenca to vo mot wore areater. What wad Chicago's condition fiuancially ? ‘The crodic of her bonds was €0 low that no mau was so poor a8 todo them rovorence. ‘Tue Fire Dopartmuent was unpaid. What would be tha result? The next thing would be the doparturs, bodily, of | the insorance companies of the city, ‘Fhe with- dranal of commerco would follow, and it would {ako wmany long yoars ta bring i1t back again. ‘I'ho Police Department woro atso unpaid. Bluch hiad been eaid qunst thie polico. but ko bolieved thoue on tie Weet Bide, at loast, had dona thewr duty honestly oo eclection day. With theso men uopaid, thero would be no protection. ‘The burglar aud thiof, like thoso ballot-box stuffers, would walk around by night to pursue their ne- farious callings. A stoppage would come at last. It would even oxtend to the echooly, sud the children would be cast on tbe pub~ No etreots without education, And ~yos thors. was a man in the offico of Mayor who, fu deflance of tho expressod will of tho people, permsted in keeplug Lis aftice, It was #aid b was there legally and in_accordance with tho new city charter. Dut who copapired to bring about this state of thinga that mado tuis new charter possible? 1t was ths Board of Al- dermen. Aayor Colvin was thers in pursuance of & dampable couspiraoy with the Board of Al- dermes, and ihat very city charier was carnied by ihe most lufamuus frauds. Mayor Coltia was in his offico by virtus of ballot-box stuffin, and tho atuffora were naturally dispossd to km‘fi Iim thero, for thay wero of the sams kith and kin. In oneof thess wards on the West Bide ronided one of 4hoso precions Aldermanio cone epirators, s man named Hfldreth, the londeste S'?’ulhnd. emptiost-headed domagogue lu this A voios eriod, * You lie1 " and thore was some comm otion and s disposition to oust the offend- ing momber. Mr. Marrison took no notica of 1t sud went on hurling his snathomsa at the ob-" noxioua Alderman—s man indicted by the Gov- erument, he eald, and only entitled to bs clectod to & ward &t Joliot. ‘Thore were crios for '* Hildroth,” and Mr. Mor- rison observed thas if any man would support that man ho was of tho sams ilk, and an apoiogist for crims. They had sat at the foet of Hildrath and had not loarned better mannors, Tho speakar soldom soot to. & variety show, but he went {he other night. It woa hold in the Cisy Counoll, and the midd!e-man and end-man was this same man with the loud mouth and the loud nooktie—Jim Hildroth. He kiad no doubt the baliot-box stuf- fern would raily to this man'a support, and thero was groat need of 1t. They ehonld bo walchod. Us bolieved the people underatood this matter now, and would do their duty in electing decent Aldermen aud i choosing & man to sncceod Aayor Colvin, . RX-SENATOR WOODARD made an nnimpassioned unglpul to the better senge of his hearars, firat adverting totho usurp- ing disposition of Mayor Colvin. The Al would nct objoct to anothor Lo was confident that the will of tho peopla wonld enpport him. Tho only conclusion wus, that ho had no faith in bia re-aloction, Ile kuow the poople were op- poscd to bim. ‘There was a simitsr distrust on tho part of the poople in tho Aldormen. What was wanted in the coming election was mon whom the pooplo could trust,—mon who would 80 legislate for the city as to onhanco Its credit, its growtn, and develobment. Ile would advo- cate oconomy in the city offices, whoro the clorks wero &t presont extravagantly paid. Good men camo to him often, and auked for any pogition. and thoy would work for $800 a year, while somo of tho clerks i the City-Dall ro- ceived 21,200, £1,500, or 2,000 a year, work- [ayor eloation tog from 9 in the morning till 4 in the aftornoon. s thought thera wos a fino apportunity to de gome olever adfusting in this matter of salarics Mr. Woodard had koown Mr. Bpofford, candic date for Alderman, for yoars a4 a capable, hoa- .03t man,—an oaruost worker in whataver ho ug. dortook. Ko wonld ropresout the ward in the Common Council with bonesty and sbility, and tho speakier was coufident of hia election. i was in favor of Thowas Hoyos, oven though s Democrat. A voies : * fie's 0 good Domocrat, too.” ** You," said Mr. Woolward, “he's a good, old-fashiioned, honast Domocrat ; take himd; such Democrats I Jike.” Mr. Woodard apoio in favor of the other gea- tlomen on tho ticket at goma longth, and sal that, in the name of Jaw, order, honesty, and good governmont, 1o man could do better thun support it. Tnero was anotber attempt to croate a dise turbance, some of the buwmers io tho galleries calling out tho nomes of Iyan and other favor- ites, but the nisiug musa was checled by' tho mv.;a Club, which gave *0Old Shady” ia good stylo. 3. 0. W, BOFYORD was the next speaker. His advanco to the front of the stago waw tho signal to the bummers to leave, and many of thom hecded it. Ar. Bpot- ford mado oo well-considored romarks on tho subject of local politics pencrally, aud pledgod limaelf. if elected, to servo tho ward faithfully aod honestly, Tho disordorly epirita had by tbiy tima re- turnod, and again assertod tueinsclvea whon Mr. Bpolford biad censod, and Ml L. B, BIESSAT ndvauced to address tho meating. Crics wers mxdo for ‘* Ryan,' and goueral disordor pre- vaiied for & fow mementa, tho ¢houts and Lowls of tho bummers drownipg tho speaker's voice, whilo Sergt. O'Donnell aud threo or four police~ rucu loakcd placklly on tha scono without mak- fug an offort to slay tho confusion. Batths nrnm parsoverod, and by simple persistonca tirsd out tho mob, which had become hoarsa through repeated yells. Br. Bhermao at lost had the foor undispated and was unspariag in just denuncintions of men who atiempted to broak up mooctings, They wors of tho sama stamp a8 thosoe who stuffed ballot-boxes. RSuch man bad electod that bright examplo of oTicial }mmy. Ed Plallips, but thespeaker doclarod that 10 would never malto another asscesumsnt again througliout all oternity. Meu would be elected to oflice who would not disgrace the country, and the wholo wilo erow of stuffors, repeators, snd counters-in would bo cloaned out. In closinyg, Mr. Nhorman, haviug paid Lis rospocts to the wob i no uocertnin language, roturncd lig thanke to the gentiemanly portwo of tho xudieucy for nustatutug him. 3. Ttoberts made ehort spesch indoraing Mr. Tuthill, and the meeting then adjournei, respectability Hoally triuwphaut over the mob. THE GRAND COUNCIL. MISCELLANEOUS BUSIRESS, A meoting of tho Grand Conucit was held a\ Tepublican headquartera last ovening, W. Al drch tn tho ehawr, end Jobu Lyls King Seo- retary. A call of tho wards showed that many of thom wero but pattially represeutod, while in the Sixtecuth Ward thoro nas a coutost betwesa tho representatives of two clubs for anate. Mr. Toot. from the Committes on Credentinl, reported in poferemco to tbo contest, and on motion Mosars, Borback and Schatfuer were ade niltiod as delegates for the ovening. A committeo was avpointed 1o suggest the name of sotne one from the North Sule to nil tho vacancy occasionod by ths resignation of Jake Rebim, und ths name of 1L J. Witling waa reported. Thoro was somo objaction to the repert ou the supposition that Mr. Willing Lud jroved recroant to sho party at tho laie towu oloction, which led to un aoimated dobato, fu wbicl Meesrs. Rumaesy, Ricavy, Clough, Root, sad othors participatod. Mr, Bittig movod that tho name of Christian Mochielite bo subntiznted for that of Mr. Willing, which protongod the discunsion, Tha report af the Comwittos way Linatls uenimously adopted. REVORT, Tho call for roports from tho rovoral ward cluow and cuuntry towns was proceedud witti, 'T'ha roports wero favorable from all the wards except the Eighth, whero it was said that tuo.e wera two Lepublicaus ruunivg 4 Indopendent candidates for Aldormen, which placed 1he rogn- lar tickat in duubt. From tho Eighteonth Ward tho roports wero especially oucouragiug, show- iny that the party was thoruughly organized aud oarnestly at work, Mr, McCrea, from the Iinanco Committeo, gp- ported, in tho abscnco of tho Chsirman, in ref- erenco to what bad been dono, which was very little. Ths organization was still in noed of money, and, acting on a suggeation, he passed through the sudionco and eucceeded in raisiog enough to meot tho present wants. About £:2,00) will bo necoszary to cover the oxponses of the year, WORK IN THP TARTY. Mr. Atwator introduoed the following 3 Resolved, ‘That e4 long an thera ura ps good menm the party as out of It, Republicaus had belter work within the party, ‘The reeolution was adopted amid conaiderabla enthusinvm. Mr, Root made soms suggestiona in referenco to ameuding tho Coustitution of the Grand Cenncil, hud the body ‘adjourncd, THE WORKINGMEN, TUE WORKINGMEN'S LEAUUL, The various trades-uolons bave formed Workingmen's Leagua for the purpoee uf mauip- ulatiug tho vota of the workingmen, Tho move wont han been engineored in tho iutorost of the Groenbackers, Mr, A, C. Cameron, tho Prosie dent of the Greonback Club, being one of the loading epirits, The dolegates from the various unfons beld s wmoeting at No. 79 Dearborn stroet last eveuing, Mr. A. 1L Browa inths chair and Mr. Daulel Cornelius acting aa Bocro- tary. A resolution wae passed that tho Becratary shonld furnishjtbe daily papers with a copy of their constitution for publication, Mr. MeLogan veotured to say that the nawa- papers would not publish it excopt as an sdver- usemont, 'This gave Mr. Kano an opportonity to attack tho papers, and clamor for ono that would wi exclusively in the luterest of tho workngmen, Mr. Boecbor thought thore way no causs ta attack the Chicago papors, by which they bad thus far been treated very fairly. If they im I