Chicago Daily Tribune Newspaper, April 2, 1879, Page 1

—— VOLUME XXXD CARPETS. a Our Spring Stock of CAR- PETS and UPHOLSTERY uGOODS is now complete, and “awe are prepared to exhibit the ‘latest and most artistic de- “ssigns in ‘Body Brussels, < Tapestry Brussels, j Tapestry Ingrains, : _Ingrains and 3-Plys, : Oil Cloths, Rugs, Mats, LINOLEUMS and MATTINGS in endless variety. In our UPHOLSTERY DB- PARTMENT can he found the largest and choicest assort- ment of Swiss and Nottingham Lace Curtains, Late Sets, Cretonues, Lambrequins, Shades, Raw silks, Plashes, ~ Jule Goods with Borders, And Fringes to match, &e. ~ GOORNICES of every descrip- . tion. MATTRESSES, PIL- “LOWS, &c., made to order at the shortest notice. Inspection and comparison solicited. Prices gueranteed always the lowest. 121 & 123 State-st. ; NE! ~~ TH ON BROS, a WL * Are constantly adding to -their stock the latest istyles of Spring Neck- 4 wear--their recent im- # portations include many «Novelties, both new and # The magni- ; ‘eos and variety of their ‘Ystock can only be appre- Yeiated when seen. Your inspection is solicited. * Scarf Rings and Pins in all the latest novelties. “67 & 09 Washington-st., Chicago. “408 North Rourth-st., St. Louis, 69 -& 7 Fourth-st.,Cineinnati, ‘ DIAMOND», JEWELLY, Etc. MATSON & 09, NEW GOODS. Bridal: Gifts, Diamonds, Necklaces, Wedding Riraga, . Pearland Onyx Jewehry, Diamonds, Bracelets, Sears Pins, Necklaces, Brooches, Ear Rings, . _ Bronzes, _ Clocks, Mantel Ornaments. , The Latest Novelties in Every Department, ‘ STATE & MONROE-STS REAS. ‘10 POUNDS TINE SAMPLE TEA 58.00. - OMS.KONG TEA CO., * 0-& 11d MADISON.S8'T, = = we EE MOVAL SS ' “REMOVAL. ‘The J. M. AY, Jones Stationery and Printing Co. Have moved to 1 l Beuee 167, 10Y, aud 47} Dearburn-at., corner ~~ NORTHWEST BA ARIZONA TER.—Phoentx, Maricopa County. y I Count: + A. HANCOCK, ibd eso ie ee Rust & WELLS. a + DUNE. COLORADO=Canon Clty, Fro Mon CONN. ANLEY. Denver, Arapahoe Couns WELLS. BMITH & MACON, DANOYA-TRR Dentin, pEHAR METS Pankios’ vaukion cout AL McCUTCUEN, E.G, SMITH. N ~s ” ty» ILLINOIS: a Manes TARSLETT & WILANTON. jon, Mel r Bivom! es “ County, WELDON & MeNULTA, Canton, Fulton County, GJ, MAIN. , Wh Ye eae gee “up. We th JONNSON, 2, . cae T*PICKLIN & FICKLIN, Soles te spat SLEXPRR & WillToN. ur, - eeatur, Buca ny W. C. JOUNS. Goneva, Kane County, su Aiia bone Ullitborough, Moutgomery County. ne aaa ‘c. WW. Liss, onvilie, Morgan County, SGU eta ex &uirrixcorr. Alte, ja a me y a County LOROE W. HERDMAN, adic, * MODLIT & STORES. 1. Clark County, Marshals, Clark County, ?, J. Gull Monmouth, Warren County, ae 2 aS RS PIVELPS & GUIRR cello, Bin 4 : Y LoDUt & HUSTON. Morris, Grundy County, iicsepuns waite a iaige 27 NER ADING. . je County. WM, J. McCoy, Oquawks, Henderson County, avawliny Heudenon County psoy & DUE, Qiegon, Ogle County, Ditees Laitetenye 2 Pe eTetan G, & ELDRELGIS. Paaton, For} County, me Veklu, Tazewei) County, # . .B. SAWYEL, Yeorta, Peorta County, bette CRATTY DROS, & ULRICH Petersburgh, Menatd County. ‘pW, MONERLEY. Pitan: Pika Ce re, PAbanelds Pika Couey yg WoRTHiNGTON, Quiney, Adama Con uinty, Rockford, Wiouebago Conuty, PIGOOTT & HICHARDSO Shelbyvilte, Shelby County. Byringteld, sencumon iigyro NA UAMLANS Sullivan, Moultrte Count e oy & SANEITRR Sreamore, DeKalb Goin Pe GHEENE, Tuscola, Douglas Couney, HO VEEL & CAUNE MACPHEHSON & MACTNERSON, Urbana, Chanivaign County, Vandalla, Payette County, Be Ne STORE: Walsckte, Irocuots Countys "7 VAN DORSTON. INDIANA~Albton, Noble Coumtfan ses ® & ABMOS. THOS. M. EELLS, Crawfordsville, Montgomery Cont; Chay. At. TRAVIS, Crown Potnt, Lake County. Ave Fort Wayne, Allen Counts OOD Wan ne, , ies SY RODERT STRATTON. Fowler, Benton County, Feattort. Chien Cry MERIICK & TRAVIS, clinton County uy coar haut & INGINBOTHAM. Goa Rikhart Ce ly uahede BEEDAEE COUNT. WILSON & DAVIS, Hngtun, Jluntington County. Snalrapela Saran Gouna eoePH % SCOTT, 3 7 Wat, WALLACE. Kentiand, Newton Ci fe Kentland, New! ounty. E. O'BRIEN, ih Bend, St, it ye pune ben irbecpaucaem rts Coit 1» Vigo Cr a Torre Hautes Vino COMMLY. 41 & HUNTER, JT Valparaiso, Porter County. T. J. MERRIFIELD, OWA—Adel. Dutias County, JOUN BD, WRITE, Anamoss, Jones County, Loone, fvune County. Se BOEING Burlington, DenMtoines Countyor see mare ‘ aes MALL & BALDWIN, jutler Centre, Butler LY. om GONGE M. CRAIG. Cedar Rapids, Linn County, GILMORE & ST. JOUN. Cherokee, Cherokee County. EUGENE COWLES Counctl Butts, Pottawatteuile County, J. W. HOMINSON, Cresco, Howard County. FOREMAN & MARSH, Creston, Unfon County, ATTERHON, GIDSON & GISII. Davenport, Scott County. Decorat, Winueabiek com bec . uty. E, KE. COOLRY. ” C. M. BRAZEE. Delbt, Detawure County, Denlron, Crawford County, Sonera = a, TATOR & TABOR. Des Moines, Potk County, it DUD G Dabuque, Hubuque County HOWN & PUPLEY. GRANAM & CADY, Elkaier, Ctayton County, ‘ my W. A. PRESTON, Emmetaburg, Pato Ato County. GHAWFORD & SOPER. Forest City, Winnebago County. uF FE Glenwond, Mills County. sie ANDERSON: ‘Independence, Buchaus Ae Ue dependence, aii county He Ht Ww. HoLstay. lndiauula, Ws n Co: Fodlauola, Warren Counts vents & BAMKON. Jowa City, Johnson Count pera Clty, Johnson Count setey & BWISHER, it 1» Gi County, a et aaa SMOURUSSHLL & OLIVER, a ¢ ty. Reokwks Tse Co FRANK ALLY, Keosauqui Buren County. Sapa ts cou RRLRS BALDWIN. Logan, iarrison Count DARNHANT & CADWEEL Maquoketa, Jackson Cuuuty. ~ ARIZONA! THE CHICAGO , Mining and Milling Gompany, Globe District, Pinal County, Arizona, Capital, 81,000,000), divited inte 10,000 Shares of §100 cach, Thon, JON OTTO Wal USE cosas President. 1 ty cretaey, This Company owns twendy-twe of thu richest Fliver mives in the fuinous Globe Silver Matrict in Plual County, Arizona, the largest comntex of minna ever pc under cow manaKement. “Che Company fitend to erect satensive reduction warke oo thelr property, the contract fur Which has been imade with Messrs. Fraser & Chalmers, uf Chicago, and the en pany. Mr, Charles Weberl ae Wtation ahd large experies ordured tu Chilean, and. the coustructioa of tie a ore are waiting the caingh mediate retuirny to the Btackiiol ‘A liusited number of 8114) wha ateensahle--will bo sold fur 82 enary working capital to proper levulop this rich Property, The reperte from thy: mines how. being worked, leave no doubt Chat tule atuck will pay take dividends, sud that the shures (n a short tne will be worth thelr ull face yaluy, A more profitaulu and sata Investment has never been offered, ‘Thu a are sold by tha underalgnad, who will alta gly a deatted infarmation A prosvectus, xiviny full” deacrintion ‘of the property, w table of assays end unter favis and detatis about the enterprise, will nN appiication, by the ioanclal agente of the ys WASMANSDORVF & TIRINEMAN, 165 Handolph-at., Cl tehgo NPERING JODBING. ineor of the. ‘fall patd and none to rales the nea d GARPENTERING JOBBING! J.S. BAST, 270 & 272 North Clariest, KSTADLISHED 1866. lechanics fur Htuuse-Ttepalring . Rougband tue work, Wi ja the manufacture all ofders fur Office, ant ire Screens, M'CHESN Clark an auited, -xpertenced ci wi 1s" Dental Inatitute, corner Fon set, tinestund beet, ware ard anid wl ue pul oF a rule DK sReAM RDS BY ALL THAT STEVENS, thu Photo rapier, aver fleet Manly, upstate ickvr's Theatre, makes ta the'city (ear ahe; she WEDNESDAY, APRIL HEN PAW YEON. R ASSOCIATION. n whi pomberslip 14 rest etered to f high chi if Au Auociatton of Lawyers fo which membersiy te ic et tes aly rare stg gael conn." 3y 1OWA—Marstatttown, Marshall County. = Barengo, Jowa County, ANS & LEMER FERS AN HCGHES & KICK Montezuina, Poweshtek Cir s . KEWI8 & CLARK Mount Pleasant, Henry Count Muscatine, ainbaliae Gaal & 1, AMNLET Nevuds, Storey County, WCANNAN & JAYNT: A & UUPATHIGK, New Hampton, Chickaww County AT eek iy y TRAM SHAVER Newloc, Jasper County. HEA a as BANKEY & COOK. Northwood. Worth County. é m: L. 8. BUTLER Gnawa City, Monona County. OBE! AS Orage, Mitchell County, ROBERT WUC BROWN & BISHOP Osceola, Clark County, M. fe TEMPLE, Orkatooa, ac eaten skelootss Stabsata Conners & MALCOLM + Ottumwa, Wapello County. SULLER & MYNARD, Rock Lyon Connty, fuck Haplids, Lyon Connty. As REET Slonz City, Woodbury Connty, CILASE & TAYLOM, ‘Tipton, Cedar County, awa me an ‘Toledo, Toma County, NON. NEIMAN, STRUDLE & KINNE. ‘Vinton, Benton County, GU.CHIIBT & HAISE! ‘Waterloo, Black Itawe Cunmiye bbs iy. ‘QEOROK ORDWAY. ‘Winterset, Madison County. . & I, LEON, he KANSAS—Abilene, Dickinson inty, id ene HoFFMinn & PIERCE. Atchison, Atehtaon Count Murliogeme, Osage Coniye & WAGOENBR + Orgs CANNY: Wa. THOMSON, Counctl Grove, Morris County, THINGON & BENTHAM. kidorada, Butter County, ae LAFAYETTE KNUWLES, rent Rend, Harton Connty. : WAI, HL. DODGE. Independence, Montgomery County? DANIEL GLASS. Lawrence, Houglas County, BAMUEL A. 11GG3, Lenvenworth, Leavenworth County. H, GRISWOLD, Lyons, Rice County. Seneca, Netneba County JOHN Mt, aTuSCOTT, , . gud 3.2, TAYLOR, Topeka, Shawnee County ee sOMNSON Wienita, Sedgwick County, Rats wnt, Me HALDERSTON, ¥, af. MICHIGAN—Cotdwater, Braneh County, ene DANCER LS & WRIGHT. Detroit, Wayne County. * TINDALL & TINDALS. Grand Kaplds, Kent County. Houghton, Houghton Connty, CENEE & BMITH, 5 ‘qunty. Tehpeming, Marquette Couugy, ChAPBOURSE ba SWIFT & OSLORN, “ dnekéon, Jackson County, __ JOnN D. CONELY, Ralartazoo, Kalamazoo Comitys sy snot. Muskegon, Muskegon County, ia STEPUENSON & McLAUGIULIN, MINNESOTA~Montevideo, Chippewa County, Northfield, Rice Counts bnitege teehee . SPERUINS & WHIPPLE Owatonna, Steele County, é Preston, Fillmore County.”" 3+ BUMLINGASIE, : * HENRY i. WELLS, Balut Peul, Romsey County. EERE Jo Ste HUMAN; MIBSOUNI—Chillcothe, Livingston County. Kanema City, Jackwon County, "US N+ ROTD. of Ty, W. VAN NESS, Platuburg, Clinton County. *e OUnF-ant08, i. TURNEY. Bt. Lona, st. Louls Count ROADIIAD, BLATRACK & IAKUSSLER, MONTANA TER.—Fort Benton. Choteau Caunty, JOUN J, NNELLY, ‘Virginia Cty, Madiron County’ © DUSSELLY NEBRASKA~Albion, Noune County, CALLAWAY. CLALK & CONNELLY, Beatrice, Gago County. AACS i HALE & MeEW! kar y, Dake it Dakota City, Dakota Coun ay sg 1. ORIEFY, Falis City, Richardson County, : ISHAM BEAVIS Geneva. Fillmore County. ae Grant Ieand. Hall County, oy ae febron, Thayer County. mes eeea x ver County. uivEtt N.-8CoTT, Lneoln, Lancaster County Ih, Manwoon &AMES, Rebraske City, Otoo County en (maha, Dougiaes County, 7” tan 3, Me -TUURSTON. Plattamouth, Cass Counts, a ZLER & STONE. Repubilean Clty, Uartan Coun. Bldney, Cheseune County. miners i y. Cheyeune County: A. M, BTEVENSON, ‘Tecumseh, Johnson County, = pica i 8.2, DAVIDSON. York, York County, wet. scorn, O110—-Ciereland, Cuyahoga Connt: oy PRANK I, -LLENRAUGH. TRXAS~Dalles, Dalles Coy ee nor UTAN TERRITORY~Opden City, Wel ‘County: ‘ _ PEnCIVAL J. BARKATT. alt Lake Chy, Bate Lak County, "0" WISCONSIN Alma, Holiae Compeys rosin att Baldwin, St, Crolx County, i montis tua: Chippowa Falls, Chippewa Cotinty _ 3 : JOIN J. JENKINS, Eau Ciatro, Eau Claire County) ALFRED M. GIBBONS, Green Bay, Brown County, NORRIS & ELLIS, dJancaviiie, Hock County’. Maulson, Dane Cou _ CROSS & DUN WIDDIE. we 18 & WALI LEWIS, 1 Neiltaviile, Claris Ce . Seittavite, oun¥e gh dy MACHINUE, Orhikoeh, Winnebayo Connty, ARLES W. FELKEL Trnclne, Racine County. auc HENRY T. FULLER, ‘Viroqua, Vernon County. die stock ‘Wausau, Marathon County, 1” ° JOHN A. KELLOGG, ‘WYOMINGTERRITORY—Evanster tal \ e TO BUYERS OF CLOTHING AT WHOLESALE. CLENENT, BANE & C0., Cor, Madison-st: aud Wabash-ay,, The only Wholesale CASH CLOTHING HOUSE in the West, OF- FER BARGAINS that no Long-Time House can compete with. TERMS: 60 days. .30 days, .10 days. GN THE CORBAPEST-TAR BEST, = st: VEN i, A. HURLBUT & 00, WholesacDruggists, 15 & 77 RANDOLPH-ST, oO REN oe, rs J The fyo-stury and bawines otieat, Gag uces vied fects tas Two Hre-nroot Vaile, ct uuuire oF dn. G, NEWSU, i icago Dah 2 we FURNITURE, TIME TELLS! “YF honght an Fasy Chaty of you FIF- TEEN YEARS ago, and lave used ft ever since wilhout repairs)? “Eight years ago L bought a Rocker from a concern {hat claimed to sell 20 per cent less than your honse, and in FOUR- months was obliged to send It to your store to be mado overs have used it ever since withont re- patring.?* ‘The shove remarks, samples of hundreds of others, Were receutly made toa inember of E TOBEY TURMITURE CO. Tho “craze” for cheap Furniture, re- Gardless of quality, which lins raged so fearfully of Inte, is dying out. ‘The tide has turned; people are tired of sending thelr Furniture to the repatr shop every few weeks. ‘This Company maintains its ORIGINAL STANDARD as to quality of work, and with increased facilities for manufacturing, is dally sdding to its stock new goods from the choicest designs, aud furnishing to order Private Dwellings, Hotels, Public Buildings, Oflices, &c., Ke. Attontion is invited to tho follow- ing Testimonials: QUAND PACIFIC HOTEL, Cuieago, Match 15, 197, THs TONEY FURNITH GuNtTLExRs: The Furniture mannfactured for this hotel by you has worn eplendidiy, an fs the most dura> We lave seen in any hotel . peat oe NOUN B. DRAKE & CO, PALMER MOUSE, Crtwado, Sareh 18, TAT, The Tahay Furniture Company Surnisied a lary warston of the chainber ects and o ture of the Fainer lous, which, atter ive 54 2 lave given entire aathifaciton, and [ bellove that no more durable furniture was ever made, VUSTER PALMELL TREMONT HOUSE, cate OIC, Harctt 20, 1870, THE TOBRY FURNITURE CO. OxNTLesten: Koplying to inquittes about tho furnl Gompany far the Shermiag, [torn how Sherman Iowa and Ged wit facor tha: Globe, ‘Trans+ ture inate by your meat ig Pacific “after,” Continental, and Unlted States Hotel, Phltadelpnin, Amountiig In all to hearly £500, 000, In over 3, duniruamie Tnave fo ray that ft gave the greater: watiafaerion and demonstrated we were rat Mh elving yan hop ence over other manutactirers who exhibited sums" At the aame tine in competitvun forthe several ordul ‘The Lact thatthe sorntauce fn the Grand nfncturad by you, hes ben copied in style and qua Jyontly ne nogstble, tw the elavany ne Albans, aud Palace and Haldwin, San Francisco, telly all that can ba ald in favor of the wor, andl na Fou tho bhxiiest Nos. albte cornpliment. | Teun ouly aud tht In my seventeen wae thud Wear of your goour, 1 hnve found ¢ it ie unde ne outparigon with other work, wns: slr ca hon Your ontit ta the Grant: Sacltie (amounting 10 $170,000) curing my nearly two years’ nianagement. Wid not require an ou! ait uqutea am ou ie tu perfect conditlum. Very truly ‘A. RICE; late Gage & Rice, POR TE SOLE WESTERN AGE BEST FOLDING :2E0STRAD Ii THE WORLD, THE TOBEYY FURNITURE C0., STATE AND ADAMS-STS, BAR Goons, eae i or all the Lite styles ofBar Glassware and Bar Utensils generally GODS Wo aro tho ONLY honso in tho Woat making a specialty of this class of Goods, and offer the LARGEST and BEST assort. ed stock of Imported and Domostic Glnss~ waro to bo found, A full lino of the Cole. bratod French SPECIAL INDUCEMENTS Now offornd in a 1,000 dosen lot of Bar Glasacs of various patterns, which wo will oloss out VERY LOW LO DHALHRS and parties buying by tho package, in order to mako room for now goods, . PHILIPPT, 276 STATE-ST, N. B.—~Iam8OLB AGENT for the Patont Oupper Measuring Funnel—somothing you will not do without aftor using once, Rattan jaar {and covering them wit Cane ‘van or Enameled Cloth, They fro universally acknowl- edued to be the mos eco. uoniles} Trunk wade, and will atand any amouutut rough handling without injury. We have siao In stock w large variety of Luuch and Clothes Baskets, anda complete stock of RALTLAN FURNITURE, RATTAN €0., Wakefiel 231 PALLOIEING, CHAS, LINDSAY'S ’ Spring Styles now feady for inspection, Strictly first-class work, Mod. erale Prices,” L 33 N, Clark-st, MONEY toLOAN By JOSIAH If, REED. No. 59 Wilham-st., N, Y.. Ip atiounts as required, on IMPROVED CHICAG Ye ac es? RATE, ° CUSTOM Wil FIOTEAY ACHES HATE, i lculiolis received ane rompt! itendet Cee tite Ay HUMLBUI, To iondapleate MONEY TO LOAN SEAL & COK, 449 GLaSallu-at, 1879-TWELVE PAGES, THE ELECTION. For the First Time in Some Years the Democratic Rooster Comes to the Front, and, with Carter’s Engle, Screams Loudly. Republican Apathy and Demo- cratic Enthusiasm Whol- ly Responsible, Harrison and His Ticket Elected by a Majority of About 4,000. The North and West Towns Keep Step to the Dem- ocratic Band. Only the South Town Left as a Small Reminder of Repub= lican Hopes. The Socialists Manage to Licet | Four, it’ Not Five, Al- derman. Munieipal Elections Held in Va- rious Parts of the Coun- try Yesterday. The Judicial Etection in Wisconsin an Overwhe'ming Democratic Deteat. THE RESULT. A DEMOCRATIC VICTORY, The election yesterday passed off quietly enough,—In fact, altogether too quictly so far as the Republicans were concerned,—and re- sulted in the success of the entire’ Democrutle ticket, thus pincing, the City Government onte more under the goutrol of that party. The majorities of the sttccessful candidates do not vary materially, Larrison, for Mayor, and Seipp, for Trensurer, rtivnitys somewhat ahead of the balance of the ticket. and all raoning soine 4,000 votes ahead of their Republican competitors. ‘This result was brought about by several rea- song, the most important of which were ‘the apathy manifested by the Republicans, and the heavy Suctalistle vate cast: by the Germans, who haye berotolore trained with the Mepublican party. In the Irish wards the Democratic teket catned largely, and these gains were not valanced by corresponding ones fu the strong Republican wards, the metbers of the party, as above stated, not manifesting sufllelent Interest in the reault to bring ont the vote, which is in- yarlably cust for the Republican ticket at State and natlonal clectious. In the matter of town elections the Republic- ans were victorious on ‘the Suuth Side, but on the North and West Sides the Democratic tiek- etseamo out uhead, ‘There was yo fault to be found with the weather, the day betng a falrty pleasant one, but the causes before alluded to gave the Democrats a trlumph which they did not expect, aud to-day they are correspondingly 4 Probable gains in certain localities, jublinnt. ‘The ticket clécted {3 as follows? Mayor, Carter Jf. Vinrrison; City ‘Treasurer, William Setpp; City Attorney, J. 8, Grinnell; City Clerk, B,J, iloward. South Tuwn—Collector, James H, Rees; Are sexsor, Frank Drake; Supervisor, William 1, Pave; Clerk, Chartes &. Storeck. Weat Town—Collector, donn M. Dunphy; As- sessor, Joseph Bokupy Supervisor, J. I. Ward; Clerk, i. North » 8 B. Chase; Asae: sor, Frank Ni upervisor, Patrick Loftus; ne Republicans elvet eeven Aldermen, the Democrats six, ud the Soefulists tive, A QUIET Day. Nowhere was there any serious trouble. At the opening of the polls an army of ticket- peddiera were on hand representing the various partivs, but in most instances Wu: Sucialists: predominated, ‘There was the utitost guad- feeling among them, but at the same time the ereatcet rivalry m thelr work, Tt was not until about the middlo of the forenvon, however, that. they hud much to do, for it was then that, the Repdblican upprehensions of a small vote being cast commenced to be dispelled by the apprarauee of Demucratie wagons upon the Stieets Inbeled, © Vote for Selpp."” Saou there- after tt became apparent that the vote would be too Jnrge, for the wagons were speedity loaded with the gang the Republicans bad teared, who were driven from. prechict to precinct, and ward to ward, aml voted 93) olten as. they pleased and where they pleased, te Hepublean challengers being powerless to prevent them or withstand the temptations, and the police re- fusing te make any arrests, ‘This was notably the ease Inthe Seventh, Ninth, wud Fourteenth Wards, where the returns show that the Deme- erate polled in some preciycts a larger yotethan had ever before been pollad by all parttes coin- bined. ‘Ticy also bad a hand of music on the street, which closely followed the waguns, tod. whieh served ta cover up the work of the repeaters by detracting atrention from the pulls while the fraudulent voting was volng on. ALL thly had the effect to dis- hearten the Republicans, amd, alsneartened, they did nat work with the energy they otherwise wold, amt beside ft was avid that thes ad trailors in their sanks sn certain wards, just ag they had on thelr committees tn laving out the canipanze work, whieh was sepeatediy remarked on the eye of the battle. Furlner than cis, it Was apparent that Republicans were NOT DOING THEM ENTINE DUTY 4n thelr strongholds by staying at home or at their business, bo after all tie result of tie day's work ia only astonlehing fn the small imujornty obtaived by the ritl-raif, AT HEADQUARTERS, THE DEMOCIATS. (At the Tremont House Democratic headquar- tere the falthful began assembling ut un carly hour, and by 9 o'clock te room was well filed by a motley collection, which howled itself Joaree us the returns favorable to Marrisan were recelved, One corner of theapartinent was sep. arated from the remainder by @ rough board partition, and Ingide of this were gathered tho *+leaders,! conspicuous amuug whom were Ald, ‘Tuloy, Milua Kehoe, N. B. Boyden, * Young" Doolittle, Gen. Lieb, “D. 3." Duntels, ex-Supt, Hickoy, Krank Agnew, cb al. As the dispatches announcing the results in various preciucts came in they were shouted tu tho nosy mob outyldes by Ald, ‘Tuley, aud when a partleutarly large iojority for Marrison was recefyed ‘the howts (hat went up from the beetle-browed and broad> Upped young men who formed the major part of the assemblaxe were demon(ac in their intensity, Everyboly was poud-vatured, beeduse Unluge were golng us they wanted thom, but even ia the veneral bilarity of the ocvasion + the bors a did hot forget to earnestly curse the Boctilists waen the effects of their voting fur Bebinidt be- cum apparent in several Demucratiy wards, About 10 u'clock Carter hove in elsnt, eure rounded vy 8 convey Of udimirlng Iricuds und constituents. flo pushed hls way through the mob, und Was soon in the midat of, the elect Lelund the partition. : About 11:3¥ o'cluck Harrison respuuded to Cribune, continued calls for aspeech, and made a few remarks, the gist of which was that In spite of the fact that his candidacy had been opposed by all the blz guns of the Republican party in Chil. cazo he had triginphed, and would endeavor by his administration to snow thut the confidence reposed tn him bad not been misplaced. REPUNLICANS, Tt was tn the evening when the returns bewan to come fn, that the real situation first dawned ucon the Hepublicans, ‘They made the Grand Pocitic thelr headnunters, aud at on carly hour ftanding-room in the halls was at a premium, Eversbody had met there to hear the returns read, and Mr. Drake officiated as render. ‘The frst announcemants were received with cheers, and for awhile everything acemed to point in the direction of a Repubiicun triumph. Mr. Wrieht had private rooms, and was sur: rounded bya few friends, and the returns were taken to him att also read, and he, too, felt encouraged. For awhile hetting was going on liberally, and the Republicans were giving odds until ‘tho scattering returns showed unprecedented, unreasonable, and im- ‘Then it was that the Republicans bean to weaken, hotwithetanding Mr. Wright was over 1,000 svat, with some ot the Republican straughulds to hear from. The saw that, with the Demo: cratic gatue, It would be impossible tu wit, and thereafter they lust interest, became loose in thelr figures, andthe =o rejoicing yell wenl up from =the = other "Ride of the house, ‘The noise was kept up until a late hour, but by If o'clock Mr. Wright. who bad been more confident throughout than his friends had been, conceded Harrison's celeetion very philosuphically. He had very Httle tu eay, however, except that he thd not believe that he hod been beaten fairly. He will have more to say to-day alter be has suulyzed the returns and heard from the wards, witch It was impossible for Lim to do last night. SOCIALISTS, There won but little excitement at the Social. ist headuuartera, No. 7 Clark street. ‘The crowd Was very small, aud not very enthusiastic. ‘They wero not sausiied with the returns, as much greater: results were expected. An a teat was made lo the carly part of the even {nu to read the returus, but this was soon given. uy, it being claimed ‘by the leaders that there wag in use to read them, os they would be ewindled out of the results of thelr taturs any- way, Atanout Qotelock Mr. IL. Stat, one of the leaders, arrived, greatly excited, and stated tint one of the judees—supposed to be! Cab- bage” Ryan—in’ the Sixth Ward liad thrown out alt the Soclitist votes that were aworn tn, and that he had been to pollee lesdquarters to get the nld of the = pokee, but was refused. ‘There had been quite a row about ft, but the Socialists were defeated, ‘There was intense excitement on account of this statement, and ral ured the calling out of the Lehr and ¥ Verein to take care ct that and other precincts where there was any Hkelshood that the Sacatfsts were not to be treated fairly, Ono of them stated thut{t was. useless to try any longer to reform Society turouzh the ald of the ballut-bux. It could never Ue done. ‘The only way to gas their end. would be through the ald of the Duilet and the bayunet, nnd this sentiment prevatled among most of those present. They found some cun- solaiion in the fact that Dr. ‘Schmidt had polled eo larve uv vote,and that they succeeded in octting throuch goine of their Afdermanie candidates, ‘They bud uothing detintte os to the Soctalist. Aldermen elected, but bey counted confidently on te Fifth, Fourteenth, Fifteenth, and Bix. teenth Waras, and had also hopes of carrying the Sixth, TOWN MEETINGS. ‘ ‘THE SOUTH-TOWN mectings for the part three years have been quict, orderly, and cimivently respectable af- fuirs, in marked contrast with those which oc- curred in the spring of 1876, nnd for some. time previous thereto, under the rule of the South- ‘Town gang of disreputables headed by the Mike Evanses and the Dave ‘Thorntons. The anual meeting of the town, which was held yesterday aiternoon ‘fi front “Of Mowland’s’ iréery-stabio ou Twenty-secoud street, between State street und Wabash avenue, was no exception to the rule which has been in vorus eine the old gang was displaced. Jt was attended by many of the best eltizens on the South Side, and was brit, business-lke, and eminently satiefuctory tu every: respect. > Town-Clerk Shoreck called the assemblage to order, aud Supervisor ducksou nominated Mr. Kirk Mawes for Moderator. Mr. (luwes was elected nnaninously. - : ‘The annual report of the Supervisor Was then read by the Clerk. It showed recelpts for the year, Including balance turned over by his pre- decessor, of 333,730, and disbursements $10,700, ‘The report was accepted and adopted without a dissenting voice, Mr. John M. Clark offered the foltowlng reso- lation, which was unantnously adopted: Wiinzas, Tt aopears that the finda now in the hands of the Supervisor of the Town of Suuth Chl cago, together With tae mount due on account of town taxes Mi atrears, aml the amount wich muy be expected to bo paid to the town from thet pee com cuinmlsdion fund by tue Town Coll amply aufleient to pay all neeeesary sud | expenses of the town for the ensulny yeur; there- fore, be ft Kéaotred. Wy the legal voters of the Town af South Chicago, in town meeting sevumbled, that {t is inexpedient and unneceesnry to levy any town tux for the year 1870 in the Town of SoutleChica- oy sud that the Clerk of the town bo instructed to deliver a copy of this resolution te the County Hourd of Cook County for ty guidance and dfrec+ hon, Mr. E. G. Mason matte another strike for evon- omy when he offered Ure following; Waenras, Itappears from tho recorda of the ‘Town of Sonth Chicago that tue 1otal expensy of the davvsinent of hroperty ineuld town for purposed of taxation fur the year 1877 Was $5,414, und the total expense of such aexenement for the year 1478 waa $10. 440, oF nearly jdouble that of the precealng, yours nn : Waentas, Thore apnears to have teen no good rearon for this grent wicreaee in the cost of the ane ‘Dual asseanenG and ne corresponding benellt has resulted to the public from this extraordinary exe penditure, whith, If continued, must cuss 4 do- Hielt Mn the fads of the town and render a town tox Necessary; therefure, De I Keoted, By the legal voters of the Town of South Chicago, In town-emesting assembled. that the excess of the co 78 over that of the avweat wary und extravaant, and should vot be again ine curred; that ouly the sini of 34,00 from the funds of the town shalt bo need to defray the expense of Tho nescssment and compensntlon of te Asstaaor and Deputy Asvenvors for the year 1870; and that thy Hoard’ of ‘Town Auuitors’of this town ty re- quested and ditected to wndit no claims for such exponwe und compensation for the year 187) in excess of the sutn of $3,590, ‘The resolution was adupted without any other opposition thun just ony vigorous No! trom W. i. HL Gray, once Atsvssur, who grunted out, t half enough? He was the only one of that opinion, however, and Ne seemed to be dreadtully louesome. ‘There was vothlag further to ho dono, and, on mation uf Supervisor Jackson, the meeting adjourned, NONTI TOWN, ‘The annual mecting of the Town of North Chicago was called, according to law, at 2u'elock: Yesterday alterngon at the entrance of thi North Side Turner Hall, 'Thero were fram 150 to 200 pepone preacnt, Estiott Authony was. nomlvated nud elected as Moderator, Ile stated that the drat thing in order was the readuys of the annual report of the Town Clerk, aud culled upon W. F, O'Brien for tut document. ‘The lutter said be couldn't read a report, for he had. none. * ‘he Moderator—Why aye you no report, air; why have you not complied with the Jaw! Mr, O'Brien replied bat be wax waithuys for the returns of the ‘Town Collector stat” his deputies, which would nut be fa before Friday, ‘The Moderator—1 demand the report of the Town Clork. necording to Ue luw, Ary you ready to read it, Mr, Clerkt ‘The latter suld he could only give au approx. finateaccuunt of the secelnts and exponditures for the year, but he thought he might haye a Feporb ready by Saturday, the Moderator sitid that would not do; they wanted the report li detail sud vouched for by Une Clerks. Mo tous fram hls povket a copy of the portion of the statutes referring to town incetings aud read the following clause fram » 125 of thy Nevised Stugutess The Town Clerk shull keop 9 ful) record of all the pro- ceudings of suit Board, and report the same ot ‘Ube annual meeting of euch town! Mr, O'Brien pulled a elip of paper about the size of eB pustayu-atump from bis pocket, and, roferring Lo It, besltatingly announced that thera ad hye wine or ten Incethiuzs of the Board, during thu past year, ‘The Modvrator—Centlemen, tho ‘town Clerk lias no ronort to make; what are you yolys to do about tt Eybert Jamleson—T mave we adjourn. Perry I, stnith—I second the motion. an gid yeuilciman wauled to kuow If the ’ . ar g EH is 3 Yo .. a mnne 2S PRICHS3IVE CENTS, 2 2 : BS meeting af 2 adjourn to any particuiar time,” John Rde..... sald a motion to adjourn was not debatable. : ‘The Moderator put the question, and the meeting adjourned. ‘ i Me, Anthony stated ton renorter that the ex: penses of the Nurth Town, as near ashe could wet at it, had been about $6,610 fur the past Ar. It wilt now be necessary, in order to levy tho. tax for the town expenses for this yenr, to call ©” 8 special meeting of the electors, which may ba° done by the Supervisor, Clerk, a Justice, ant any fiftcen voters of the town,.or, under u pro- ~* vision of doubtful legality, the’ County Bourd may Ox the amount necessary for -town pur- poses, A THR WEST TOWN. Oe The annual meeting of the West Town was. held at Brown's livery stable, on Madlaon stecet, nenr Elizabeth, at 3 p.m., ‘the respectable ele. ~ ment turning ont in force and taking ebarge of. the organization, Mr. It Derickson was elected Moderator without opposition. . Supervisor Guruey ‘submitted his annual re- port, of which the following isan abstracts ‘the recetpts, Including what he recelved from His predecessor, were $70,306.40, antl the dis- bursctuenta, $06,739.30, leaving a balance oa thand of &t 10. As tothe town accounts, om taking poss f the olflcva year ayo, he found thein “in a very unsatisfactory condition, one book having been used since 1835, wid ft was tins possible to trace what nh order had been lasucd for, the accounts beting Kept in bulk. He bad opened aact of commercial books, iu which every accountis kept avparately, und the ex: penses Of te town uiven in detail. Lo hoped his woukl be juststed upon bereatter, Regard: {ug the town srstemn, he was coustrained to aay, tzon his observation of tts working, that thera was such an abzence of care Jor the pubile wel- fore that, if understaod, it would meet with feveral coulemnation. ‘There was ho necessity for a Collector; the Coanty Treasurer could do the work, ‘The office was sought because of the y emoluments, but to the Supervisor's inind. the law did not! contemplate any such = remuneration 9 2. per vent of the colicctions., Mr. Casselman dueided at ‘rat ts put the 2 per cent Juto the Town Treas~ urs but, by the advice of ils attorneys, had ” concluded to retain it for the city. = Toremedy , some of the evils of the assessment, lic suzest- ed that hereafter the Assessor, timmediately at its conclusion, be required -totproceed with ‘tho pretiminarics of un ‘assussment for the next Jear.—vrepare new books, and, with the ald of one or two cotnpetent assistants, thus avold on entirely new assessment, ‘The advantages of this course would be the lessening of the ex- pense 69,000 or 24,00) Fear. the giving of ample oppurtunity to the Assessor to form a correct estimate ‘of valucs, the allowing of proverty-uwiners the greater portion of’ the year fur investivation, aud enabling the makin of chutiges fn ynlucs, constantly oveurrins, the correcting of Srrecularities resuiting from hasty usseasment. ‘The subject of taxdizhting and tax-evading was gone into at some lengto, - and the asacttion made that railroad, mercunule, and inapulacturing corporations were not as- ressed in the aggregate tivon 1U per cout of tho actual vatuo of their taxable property. ‘The same was truc of wealthy Sndlyiduals, while the producer was taxed on 60 per cent of his property. ‘The consequence was unrest in tho community. The wealthy should contribute thelr full proportion of the burdens of Govern ment. Nothing clse was eaultable, ‘These wrongs would only flud adjustment when the people demanded laws which would compel obedience to right. “The present sratein was dis- honest and outragcous, “No class legislutjon was needed. Alb uhat was necessary was to force all property to contribute [ts rigutful share, In this all questions now at issue would find thelr solution, ‘The Park Commissioners aeked for an appropriation to pay the interest on to bonds, nud for only such additional eum as wos required to keep the present improvements in revair. ‘They contemplated ne expenulture {te excess of that, ‘The proceedings againat Wall were in statu quo, Considerable money had been spent without satisfactory resuit. ‘The suit ngatust Avery Moore was undveded, Propositions baa been made throuh bis frlends, and o final’ eettlement would by effected at Jess coat than protracted littyation would, entail, “As before stated, the Supervisor was of. - opinion that the Collector: waa. not entitled to more than $1,500 for ls services, und he bad instituted proceedinga to recover the moneys retuined in excess of the amount allowed by Jaw, : ‘The report wusaccepted und placed an Me, “TOWN EXVENSES. Some talk folluwed as to the amount needed this your for town eXpeuses, Supervisor Gurney said $7,000 would be am- ple, ‘ Mr. Sherbourne moved that thut smount be appropriated, Mr. 8.8 Gardner believed that that was too much, aut moved to amend by inaklag the sum $4.00, If imore were needed why didn’t tio ofllcers submit o detailed statement? He wus opposed to voting a timp sin, und Jetting: them lay tL out as they pleased, Mr, Sherbourne remarked that he made the mo- tlou not ts an indication of bis views, but sim= ply to get the matter before the meeting. ‘The amendment was agreed tu, us Was tho original motion, as amended. Qn imation of &, 3, Gardner, $44,500 was ap- protrinced To pay the futerest on the park honia. ‘This athe exact antount needed, but the shrinknge from non-collections t3 to be made up from back taxes, ete, Q Mr. Sherbourne sald that, by the agreemettt {n the bonds, the interest was payable in New York, yet the town ofticers bud abrogated agreement by advertishye that the coupons would be pald here. ‘This waa repudiation. He offered a resolution disapproving uf this a3 Drevelt of wood falth, and demanding that her after no such violation of the contract should be perpelrated, since ft was ao reflection upon Ube honor and integrity of the West Town, dustiee Salsbury moved to lay the resofution onthe table. Most of the bunds were held ia Chikeaga, Sunervisér Gurney stated that the Park Board mace the bonds payable at the honge of Henry Grequebaim & Cu. aud that (rin had fulled. fie had offered to pay the coupons in New York, if it could be done without expense, but the brokers refused, ‘They wanted wu quarter of £ per cent. * Mr. Sherbourne dofended his resolution, The contract called for the payment of the interest tu New York, and he wanted to sve the contract lived up te. dudge Rogers moved ng a substitute that it Was the sensy of the meeting that the coupons be paid tu Naw York, except where holders prefer to have them paid in Chleazo. ‘The substitute was adopted. Mr. 8 8, Gardner thaught it vould be wall to Nave ap expression on thu subject of park (m+ vrovements, and he offered the following: Resolved, Vhat It a8 the senso of this moeting that no tax be tevied for permanent improvements in the parkvof West Chicago, and that only a gut. ficient uporuprlation be wade to keep the parks tn Suod condition, ‘This was unanlmousty adopted. M I A that the town authorl- to demand of Collector Cyssct- percent which he claimed to hold aut that, if be refujed to turn it ey tuke such legal steps asinight be necessary to it fram hi Gus Van Buren moyed to amend by striking out the Iaat clause. ‘Sty be more than the 3 per cent fr. Sherbourne urged that, if the amendment concurred in, 1t would be a direct fuvita- Mr, Casuelmaun to refuse to Jellver the legal expeuses might Van Buren contended that the Supervisor iple power te commence a sult ft he sur There Was NO necessity fur wavy (ustruction 1b reupect, * ‘The amenament was voted Botlon agreed to, On motion of A, A, Spraxue, the Supervisor Wag thanked tor his report and eerylees, ‘She incuting then adjuurned, down, aud the SUBURBAN, HYDE vank. Finat Dieritier- ‘ustees—Bunnett, 197; Pot> ter, 109; Hobart, U8; Swan, 64; Bouton, 133; Ford, 157; Foss, 193; Williamson, 183; John- son, 157; Wright, 101; Kingman, 157; Hoga, G4; Beck, 24, Clerk—Russetl, 227; Taylor, 34. Celector—Vanderbelt, 70; Pletee, 183; Clark, WS dasessor—Uray, 103; Maher, 174. Super vsor—Hudeon, 220; Pease. 19, Justice—Sparks, 1445 Bremer, 103; Reese, 87% BRcOND Distulet—~ Prustes—- Hennett, 24; Ford, 807; Hobart, 233; Swan, 180; Johnson, £35; Foss, $14; Bouton, 167; Potter, 937; Wright, 142; Kingman, 223; Williamson, 151; Hogan, 473 Beck, 8% Clerk—Russell, 1703 Taylor, 572. Supervisur—~Peago, 20; tudson, 18h. Collector—Vierce, 204; Vauderbelt, 395 Clark, 10S, dasessur—Maher, 143; Gray, 206. Justice Bremer, 261; Sparks, 182; Reese, 43 ! ‘Tuinp District. —Z'rustes~Rennett, Wie Boutey, 67; Wright, Oy; Potter, 1; Ford, 154;