, 1874-04-08
WISCONSIN,.

AT FOND DU Lao.
Spec1ai Dispatch 10 The Chicago tribune,
FoND Du LAC, Wiz, April I'll. II. Dold, Re-
form, was elected Mayor, by 23 majority, over
Alex. Mcdonald. Ths Council s Reform by q
majority. Tue Temperance question entered
over pollod. Peter nupp, Congressman FL
drcdgoa main hcnchman. waa defeated for A.
dermnla by 95 In ward that usually givea 100
Reform majority.
RIPoR
Correspondence II The Chicago Tribune.
crusade, which commenced in this city two weeks
since, has illuminated, as many fearod 1t would,
In riot and bloodHlled. From it's inception, it
became apparent that it would resolve itself into
q political movement. On Wednesday last, those
fayoring aati-liceuso having. through pledges
circulated by women, satisfied themselves that
All anti-lieonBe ticket might succeed, hold q
temperance women formed themselves into
band to visit tho saloons aud ono drug -storo and
there carry on thoir devotional exercises. They
thought it advisable to be prepared for any
ia one Of tho churches, circulated snbscrip-
ton paper, aud raised nbout $1,000. This &C.
tion on the part Of tho 1uen materially strength
cned the cauHe. 30 fur as numbers OF women OH
gagged in the street services wore concerned; for
thoro woro mora Of them the noxt day than at
any previous timeB. The proprietors Of the s&-
looms. for the first few days, permitted tlom to
hold their services IN their dining parlors, adjoin-
lug their bnr-roouls; but 1il,ally denied them ad
1nittanco. Since then they have held thoir ser
vices upon tue sidewalks in front of onch ga
loon save one, throe hotels aud one Of tho thyeo
drug-stores. The Mayor-wlao, by tho way, Ia
candidate for ro-olecton at tho handn OF tho anti
license party-was solicited by several citixens
to prevont these Beryicos in tho streets, but de-
clinod to Interfere. Tic anti-liconse candidate
for MaraAal, who is q Constable, has been prompt
in Lis attendance upon the wonaon when ct their
exercises.
On Saturday afternoon tia crowd of bystaud.
ers Yas by far larger than upon auy previous
day Tho women lad finished tlcir services
upon tho sidewalk in front Of the Milwaukee,
House, and, as they wore about leaving, quite d
mans, commenced singing. Tho Constable
aforesaid attempted to surround the wholo OF
theso men aud convey them to tho lock-up. The
result was riot, the arrest Of two Of tho party,
and tho QUITTING OF Mr.; @. G. Thompson, NOR
Chant, upon tile head with knife or some shurp
instrument III the hands Of one Steinbrink (der-
man).
A petition ia now in circulation praying the
Mayor to prevent future asBomblages upon tue
stroots to pray down tue saloons aud hotels, to-
gother With one drugstore. Only QUE drug
store has boon visited by the women tho owner
Of which is now tue editor aud proprietor Of tAe
Times, Of Ali}Eaukeo 1t soans ho has always,
At loast since his residence lere, been identified
with the Democratic party; in fact. ia proml-
nent member OF itj and it it III Hnrmised tlat
le has been singled out OH account Of his politi-
cal notions, ~ there are two other drug-Btores
in the city, at which, as at drug-storos gen.
orally, liquors tor medicinal purposes ara
sold j., both being owned by Republicans,
and eithor haring been molested:
N1roN, Wis.,, April 8.-The election has re-
aulsod IN the defeat Of the a,ti-oense ticket by
majortieH varying from Q to 30.
A. Eyorlarl was chosou Mayor, and three
anti-lcenBo Aldermen in oach ward oloctod.
This ends the woman's crusade. Tho new Mayor
has announced that Ao will ssue orders to tho
police to prevent tho women assembling upon
the atreetB for prayer.
Spse1al Dt'Egtth @ to 3hs , catc"g0 2 a. 7'rt4ans.
elected the ontiro city ticket to-day, excepting
tho Mayor aud Police Justices. 'Ihsy carry
every ward elooting five Aldermen.
AT MADISON.
Special Dspateh !o TAs Chicago Tribune.
MADISON, Wls.' April 7.ITo-day'a city election
effort put forth. Tho Republican candidate for
hnyor was nominated Oh the eYo OF tho election,
anu was absent from tho city, 10 notica Of his
acceptance having boon roceiyed hnd tho tenn
porance forceB did not rally in hts behalf very
zoaloualy. Tho yoto was an follows:
Err sHgonr,-pinney ~, {Democrhs, 1,ol6; Giles tFe-
ts,,e,s, For 1.tssassror'tnm <psmocra oa: Lynch
The Republicans elected two Aldermen out Of
oisht,-spoonoE anl l,arney,-and two Super
YiBaie out or Ayo. Tho Council will stand eight
Democrats to four Republicans.
At MILWAUKEE
MILWAUKEE, April Tho absorbing tonic to-
day has beun the election. Ludington, inlo-
poneeEt; candidate was elsoted. Ths lloformers
vera np'is up, mud the electon IL said to have
coat tho other side @l5 QUO. 1Iutlingtols MAJOR
ity waa 8l7: The bnlauee Of tho 1leform ticket
l3o The Assoetat<a rr<.s,l