, 1874-04-07

Special Dfspatch to The Ch'eaao Tribune.

AT CIINT0S.
able excitoment @ over tho municipal election in
this city to-day, the Issue being licenas Of. epAz
lleense. Tho license ticket waa elected By ah6he'
so majority. Tho temperance people had kept
up meetings. and prayers In the saloons for about
two weeks previous.
Special Dispatch to The chfeaao Tribune -.
Ell PAso, ILL.,, April 6.-The Htraight temper
aneo ticket was elected hore to.day by largo,
force. The election passed of quietly.
sptetas Diepate1 to ghe cdtsaqo Tribune;
GENEsEo, ILL.,, April 6.-To.dRy's election
passed. OF quietly, a holnowl,at larger vote than
un,lnl being po}let. Tho only question at isaue
was llconao Or no liconso for tho salo Of intoxi-
eating drinks. Tho vote resulted iu the eloction
Of Robert L. Steele, tho liconso candidate for
Mayor, BY q majority Of o.; and William Smith,
Iiconse candidate for Aldornan in the First Ward,
by d majority Of o.. I'll tho Second Ward, l..
Hitchcock, temperance candiunte for Alderman.
received a majority of II. Tho women hold
Church for the Hucceaa Of tho temperance ticket.
AT CHAMPAIGN.
specfal Dfsra.eh to Tho caisaaa 7rftaae..
municipal election ID ~ follows: Mayor, San
ford Richards, ieonae and Rnt!-nopublican !;
Clerk, II. Karrlher, Republican Attorney, =: O..
Knight Republican; Collector, @. z. Columbia,
Democrat; Aldermen, three anti~Ropublicans,
The Council now stands: Mayor and four Alder
men liconBa; tllroc Aldermen anti-lioonRe. In
its gonoral character tho Council is groat Inn
proyemont over the old one. THO vote was 2 ex-
tron.ely close, the Mayor having forty majority.
| The isauo was not political.
AT WINCHESTER.
| Susetal Dtspatch to 3hc Chicago 7f'bane i, -
passea Msiaas7r IL aassy Y In A ths village 9o to sseSe M
| Issue being liconae Or anti-ltconBo board. aud
resulted in favor Of the temperance candidates.
wh9 sfe ell 5aosy 9ppoae9 to tue sale Of IN
bold effort. though they were defeatod BY ~
average Of 80 votes to each candidate. ". @
Gwin, 2. r. Hare, Capt. Martin, John Waters
aud William gonlit, were ELECTED Trustees, aMne M
iiconao @ ticket. The following named mon wore
candidates: Judge Rafxaon, Oharlos Ruarls
1saao Coulters, George ". August, and Austil
Brlenbrauer tor Trustees, and Thomas Kirk
man, for Constable. Tho temperance people re
.Tho olootion for School Directors, on satur
day. resulted In favor Of Samuel ". pufroy
against Judge Moses. The minority wna 35
AT MONMOUTH.
Special Dsratcl 70 Tho chieano 9stonne.
MoNMourI, ILL.,, April 8-rhe election to-da,
WAS of no political hgl,itcance. Tho lioona
candidate for Mayor, four 1ieenso, and two pro
CANTON, ILL.,, April g.-Tho municipal oloctlo
teBtod. q. ID. IlablItt, Antl-Liconso candidate
was elected Mayor BY majority. J. N. Old
Independent, WAS olouted Alderman from III
First Ward BY D majority, o. T. Burton, IT,
minority; I. T. Atwator, Independont, Of III
Tlird Ward by ~ majority; ". j. Orentlort
Auti.LicoMAe, OF the fourth Ward ty rs majorit,
T. y Gallagher, Anti-liconso polioe~Magiatral
by "a majority.
tsptcfaI Dfspatch 10 The Chfcaao Irt9ao<,
FnEEpoRT, ILL.,, April 0.-Tlo ontIro Nopnbl
can ticket was dofeatod-oxcept tho Alderman
tue Second Ward and the Dstrict-Attorney-l
major1ties as follows, Charles +. Qoodhu
) Alderman OF the First Ward, was elected oy
=, D. Hill by 01 majority Henry Ltohtol