, 1874-03-27
TOWN ELECTIONS.

TENTH WARD.
The polls for tue primary meeting in tho
Tenth Wnrd will bo at tho northwest corner of
Washington and Halsted atrcots md the Judges
Of election selected aro George @. Eaton, Henry
Nfoiler, and @. g. Hubbard.
THE NINETEENTH WARD.
Tho Peoples party hold meeting last night at
1D7 Chicago avenue to appoint delegates for tho
coming town election. DR.. O'Ryan was oaitoa to
tho chair, and Michael Durk acted rs Secretary
committee Of three was appointed to select
delegates. While the Gommittoo retired spoeoh-
es were mads by DR.. 0nyan, James Watson,
and others. Tho Committee brought In tue fol-
lowing List Of delogates; DR.. 0'Eyan, Dautol
Mnrpl'eey, John D. Lynch, William Savage and
A. Card.
The n,oeting adjourned the delegates to meet
at Svoa Hall, corner Superior and Wells streets,
ut o'clock Monday, March so, 10 elaot caudi-
dates for the coming town election.
THE CANDIDATES.
On the South Side, Otto B!uhm,. NON, first as
sistnnt ir tho City Clerks Office, Intends to rim
for Town Closk. Tho Assesaorship is wanted by
Phillips tho present Incumbent. and by Ed Chr
ngan; while Col. Cleary and Mike Evans desire
to bo Collector. Tho only candidate for Super
o'Brlen.
On tho West Side, olark. the present Town
Clerk, wants to run again, and Frod Lewis, a
wolI-known speaker 1t ward meetings, has an
nounced htmsolf as a candidate. @. r. hlatson,
o1-Alderman Pat Rafferty,, Rud Louis Amborg
aro running for Assessor, and John Lynch and
| Put Carroll for Supervisor.
SEVENTH WARD.
4 meeting OF tho voters Of the Seventh Ward
| vas hold at No. 725 Blue Island avenue 1ast
evening, for the purpose Of selecting delegates
to represent the ward in tho West Side
Convention to nominate town officers. D.
Nolan presided. On motion ). Ryan, Il. Daley,
| mud Jacob Switzer were appointed committee
| to suggest delegates, and they reported in favor
| OF the following, who we're indorsod by tho meet
! ing: Frederick Loling, @. @. Kloss, P, g.
Dunno, John Lyons, and j. H. Eolon. After
speecllea BY ]. Hc(}inn and ChriBtian FredonborR
| and others who desired IN economical adminis-
tration On the West Side. the people dispersed.
Quite 4 largo meeting Of thu citizens Of the
Sixteenth Ward WAS held at schnaitman'H Hail.
GSl Larrabeo street. corner OF Centse. @ 10 Ior Tue
| purpose o. electlue aaiesates " useet ~ ouu-
uonton Moaa 20 put a1n.aer ,caaS tacset t ~ to tho
nolu. 10 oe Yosca ior aa ioMn onloeus 19l 'o .i'o
on6nlhg yeaf' d. NJ nlHle1 WIS caAeu to LII
ona1r. nIt o,.,.u,,. .,.r, .,oota. ao,o-
ine io!o"1hg gentaenea me!' e eEIsua o. smo, uv1o
Taylor, John H, Thorn, jacob Lauer, William Il.
SNYDER. .. ,>,,,
In the wsrd + annsared to bn n1,6,,taueous. md
| much feeling WIS manifested in regard to the
action OF tue late Convention as turner hall;
sopueunen Nv ~9tn ~ ~ tha warI anJ
oridenoe Of eood feeling prevailed throughout
the entire evening.
THE skyENrEEMTn 's31 r. 1s wAnp. a 81 nt ~
,1,anfara "nI sa1aom @ II It ,S;cl 1oi.n stao was
elected Chairmnn. After speeches In opposition
to the Turner HILL ticket, Messrs. JOHN Stack,
Thomas Smith, T. A. sina, N. Muelhofer, aud
Henry cartor woso chosen delegatos to tho sVoa
Hall Convention.
MEETINGS. .,
At O'Clock Sunday afternoon, meeting VII
DO held at Thielemnnus Theatret on tue cotnel 81
which all who are dlssatashea VIII tllo momna u
tiuue LUZ to"n vn.Gote usAaI az NJ, ~; Iii la, 49,