, 1874-04-22

liconso: .r
sAsnwlo nSssa fp i Xpsl x tho 1sS'" oity oiooton
held cro today, al'olt ono-hnlf ct tho full voto
waa pollod. THO Temperance tlckot waa oleoted
b1 gmsority; j. q. Teyior, Aief'man ,' second @
Ward bv msjorily; +. ". Wallace, Alder
n,nt,, Third Ward, by. II majority, ". q.
Phelps, City olorli, by 0 majority, Z. z. Hay,
Cty Troasurer, no opposition; and 3. i. Blinnop,
aud n: NJ. Hendricks, Justtcoa of tho pcaoo, no
opposition.
KANKAKEE.
Special Dfspatth to 1He Chicago Tribune
:, KANEAKEE, H., April 21.-A aignal victory In
the Common Council of this city has boen
achieved. Tor yeara tho City Government haa
to oao SUCCESSIVE Boara ras laovtaSio ' thseaeh a
tho influence OF money. and whiHky. Futtlo
atruggloa havo boen made from limo to time to
throw throw OF tho Calling yoke, but no influence
H 70 opono te ring %
Attho meeting last night Of tho now Board,
which, With ono e3coption, is composed ct tho
although the candidate Of tho ring, aBscrtcd Ills In
dependence, and throw thom over, "bag and bag
gage" The ring lad madoup their slatos mud tho
city officials aud corporation newsphperH-oloct
conanm1natton of their designs thoir majority In
the Council was innocontly canyhssed as 6 to
4, but the afternoon brought. now develop
ments; HerdrickH transferred his vote to tho
respectable faction, and tho garno was up. His
wou1d-be colleagues plondu1 With linn, mid mado
| oyorturos, but ho adhered firmly to his con-
Boientious convictions, aud tho result was q tio
IN tho Council, tho Mayor voting against the
wns givon to tho latter. Tho City Olark Attor-
ney, Btreot- -CommiaBfoner, Health. Of1cor, sur-
yeyor, and corporation newspaper aro all the
choice Of tho representatives of the best oiizons
and business men. =. .,.......
unENoA.: :.:..
Special Ufspatch 10 Thu Chftugn Tribune.
ouENoA, H., April 1.-onr otty' election
libition victory, which Is duo wholly to tho ex-
ertionB Of tito ladies' Of tho Temperance Loague.
Tho ladies wore out In forco MI day, and worked
hard to secure this victory. .,
| Special Dispatch to Tie Chicago Tribune.
BEL1Ey1LLE, ILL.,, april 2t.-1'ho election for
tho City Council took place today. No political
Kirchor for tho short torn was elcotcd without
opposition; for the long term, Dertel WAS oloct
| % over Auihuch hy 4 majority. IL tho Second
| Ward, Gauss was elected over Fleschcrt and
| Rothgangol by 10 plurality. In tile Third Ward
Haonny was olootad ovor Holm by SO majority.
In tho Fourth Wntd, Ratney was elected oyor
TiotBam by 814 minority.
anEEny1nLE.
| ,speciat Dispatch to 7ae 92tcago 914onne
| GnEESv1I1E H., April 21.-1n the city elec-
cd througtput bY decided minority, GrGRt re-
| io,c;nR proYailg,
yonnyr11E,
! Suecfat Dt:pateA to Yhe Cdicaoo Tribune.
| YonKy1LLE ILL.,, April 21.-The corporation
| election came of to-day, Nearly oycry vote was
| pptiod tho interest being kept up to fover heat
all day. THO buaineas mon Of tho placo general
ly supported tho license ticket on the ploa that
to close up the saloons would bo to drive trado
from tho town. Principle was lost sght Of.
Tho Almighty Dollar stilled mon's conBcionces.
The old Board was re-eleotod by about 20 major
ity, and they aro all for liconse.
! PAXTON, Ill, April 1.-Tho anti-licenge ttclk-
OF Was eleotod by about 40 majority. Ihomp"
mon, and Sample City Attorney, the lattor by q
large majority.
spss'"z Il D.aeseS {; E 9s 5 Stsses Tribune
:, WENoNA, ~, April ai:-lho Who!e tompofance
ticket was elected BY the following ma1orties 3,
Gley treasurer, !: l; Aalston, S4; City Ci9rk, =.
2. Afford, 16; City Attorney. Samuel J. Taylor,
q; Aidornsans r1reS ward, 4; ~ 2: HsWNngs. E. u !;
second Na1d, .. D. iatch. ID IH1rd NaIo. W. H.
| Keeling, D.
| pAn1H.
sptetq1 Dispatsh "a 70 Thy chteaqo Tribune. :.
tAnle, lH', Apfll 2d;-our election passed on
| quietly mere to-aay, Ihe question for Or agalnst
Meonso Wns aupmlItea 10 voto OF tho people.
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