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Tho Reports OF His Sumptuous Living
Very f1Nch ExaE9crnted-Soiae Dia-
.cranainntton III Has Favor.

Tho Reports OF His Sumptuo1.s Living
Very nluch ExaEgerntetl-Somo Dia-
;cranaination III Has Favor.
Special Uispatch to The Chicago TRIBUNE. :.
New YonK, April G.-Tho storics about Twoeds
treatment ut Dlaekwe1lu Island prove to DO very
much exaggerated. He ID not confined in q cell
BECAUSE being such groas man; the 'cella are
wholly unfit for him.. Ho could not turn around
tho bod filling up moro tRan half tho room. Tho
Commissioners Of Charity aud Corrections do;
olaro that the punishment dealt out to the bum.
mers generally consigned to B}aokwell's would
breathe IN tho coils usually allottod to sn,aller
men. His present troatnont, without being
severe, is not luxurious living, aud probably will
be continued:
NEW YonK. April o.-nir: Storm, one Of this
Commissioners Of Charities and Corrections,
and reHponsible for tho confederation that Ia
now shown to Tweed on Dackwell's 1aland, aays
that Tweed is In tho, safest md most strictly
guarded portion OF the prison.: from which ho
could not escape unless tWenty-two keePers
constantly on guard, wore brlbod. Further
moro lo docs not think it devolyed upon the
to exercise any unnecessary severity toward him
during the term Of Ills imprisonment Foster 8.
Dewey, who was formerly Twood's private sGc-
Foa asns sna hs b. bSRss Mosa e$sa ssyyS s
moro comfortable than' the cell, but
ita furniture was mot worth more than
35O. 1t became al: question with tho
authorities Us to whether or not some relaxation
OF tho prison discipline in his case WAS not an
absoluto nocnssity Of his hoalth. Tweed WAS
extraordinarily oorpnlent, and, to enable him to
move about with any comfort, he WAS obliged to
have his body tightly bound up with cloths.
Already in Ill health, Lis sentence. bad cruBt-
ing effect upon Ills nervous system, md his con-
dition Mt present was really pitiabls. Il strict
discipline was enforced, his sentence to tmpris-
onment in tho Penitentiary would DO equivalent
to sentence Of death. Twelve years. impris-
onmant for misdemeauor was d sentence IN
para1leled in the annals Of law, and counsel were
very confident that it tcould be Bet aside when an
appeal was made to the higher court Of tho
Etntn
, 1874-04-07

Liverpool and London and Globe Insur-
e.. nnoe Company.
The Liverpool Daily Courier says
The thirty-otghth annual meeting Of the pro-
prietors Of tho Liverpool aud London and Globe
Insurance Company was held yesterday after
noon at the Company'a ofilcos, Dale street, Liv-
erpool. .Mr. Thomas Drocklebank occupied the
chair. -.
. THE report, which was taAon as road, showed
that; the surplus on the fire account WAS $780,
ut 0a lid, and valuation showed on tho lifa
and annuity business surplus Of .es4, 251 Us I'd.
Coinoldont with tho valuation Of the life buai-
ness, the Directors had carefully revaued tho &c.
ourtties Of tho Company, and In result the samo
wero E49, 1877 ,Sa Sd in excess Of tho amount aA
which they stood in tho books Of the Company.
In, the Investment t1uctuation fund there was
also an amount Of :E10, ,212 15B 10d in o1cesa or,
what, In q reyaluation, was necessary to moot,
tho requirements Of tho fund. Those amounts
had heon carried to profit and losB.c Tho OK
pondlture OF the past two yoara had convinced
tho Directors that It was not only prudent, bub
essential, to have large roReryo fund they had,
therefore. determined to carry from, profit aud
loss account E449, 1881 12s ID to general reserve,
fund.- lcaving balanco Of G22, ,155 8a l0d, which
WAS carried forward to next years recount. THO
pcnoral reservo fund now stood at GGo0, 600. The
Directors had determined to pay q dividend OF 10
per cont, payable on tho 9Th prox."
, 1874-04-07
THE SANTANA BAY COMPANY.

Tho Govcrnna e1it Of san Domingo An.
null the Lcusc-.Faaiure OF tho Cesn.
paMy Conceded ~ The Loss About
Sa5O,0oO.
:: Special Dtspatch t. The Chicago Tribune.
Nnw YonK, April 64The failure Of tho sama-
M Bay Company ia recognized aa complete,
though the amount sacrificed is far loss than
generally supposed. Thia result has been an
ticpatod for months past, and fow others than
the aanguine mou who vent into tho speculation
ut the etart. when it was supposed, Grant and
Dabcock were largely Interested, and meant to
force the Senate to confirm the treaty, have lost
anything by the bursting Of the bubble.
Mnny bud supposed, from the representations Of
vested IN It. Probably quarter Of million
will cover tho whole. loas, aud possibly not 80
much was eVer invested in the absurd project.
THE PRINCIPAL LOSERS
by tho failure OF the Company aro Paul N. spaf-
ford, Jabons, and y. L. II. Barlow, and few
doaign doubtless was to aoat The thing long
enough to got - loan on tho English market,
and thon sell out to the beat advantage. It WAS
norer at bcst anything more than South sea
Bubble OF tho frat1est sort and one that ex-
ploded before it WAS fairly adoat.: q -
tho exiled President It 1He st. Domingo is supposed
70 have made more money out Of it than any
other perRon. .r.'--' -"
spafford, who is at tho head Of the Company,
attributes the revocation treaty by which tic
bay .was coded to the Company to British in
1uence, and q loan OF several mi1tion8. The
Company arc too sorc to talk today, and no
meeting OF the Directors is possible without
three days notice.
NEW Yonr April 6.~N ,sS ews a' has boon received
from 8anta Domingo to March 90. Mr. st. John,
the British Consul General. OF Port au Prince,
bad boon on tour Of observation to aamana Bay,
in Her Majosty's ship Woodlark, and had aftor-
wards visitod Santo Domingo, with propositions
from tho Hayticn Government for treaty be-
tween the two Republics Among the conditions
Of the proposed treaty, It is said, were tho ses-
sion to Hayti OF the disputed territory on the
frontier, and the snnullment pf the 8amRna Bay
Convention made with citizenB Of the United
States: Those' conditions being admitted by the
Dominican Government, Hayti, or England was
to loan considerable Sum to Santo Domingo,
payable at convenience, and without intor-
cat. The special commission Of tic Sa1nana
Bay Company has not succeeded In obtaining an
nmicab1e settlement Of the questions pending
between tho Government and the Company, and
the Provisional Goyornmont has declnred the
Eamana Bay Convention null and void. The
Commisaionera have protested against tho gun-
mary act as arbitrary and illegal, and instigated
By .Brittsh- -Haytien influence, and demand an
arbitration upon the. matters in dispute. Ao-
Company will, in the meantime, call upon the
United Staten Government for protection against
any violent receed,ngs on the part Of the Do
minican authorities. Preallont-oleot Gonzales
has not been installed, md tho Provisional Coy
ernnent has arrested g number OK per8oua who
wore charged with being engaged In . scheme
for the restoration Of ex-Presidont Baoz.
, 1874-04-07
MILWAUKEE.


specia. Dtspatch to The cAica0o Tribune. ID; :;
j.. MILWAUKEE, Wis, April 6.-Tho Chamber, Of
Commerce election Yesterday resulted IN TIE re-
Langaon, Secretary. Tho following are the
othor ot1lco,s: Vice-Prosldeuts, Nelson Van
Kirk and ". i. Smith; Directors, Robert Eliot
Oharlos Ray, =. .. Holton, Charles Jonea, 4. g..
Friend q. T. Hooker; Arbitratore, L. F. Hodges,
q. ZinltoiBon, John a. Rice, John B Merrill,
md George Knowles Board OF Appeals, n:
.Boddon, D.. Il: Chandler, 7. O. Dalding, and
David Vance Wcighor, John Il. Frtcher.. For
tho. office ::of Inspector, Carlton Holland waa
elected, receiving 1877 votes as against 83 for
John s. Crnndall. - - t:s..'--' :
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ness Of $1 GOO on motto and opon acconnt.
pottttone1 charges that swa1tow Inns left the
mortgagcd tho property Of The Dsrncs Iiouso. Of
which ito had lcaao to W. b. HAYES and % .%bao. -.
guontly sold all his interest 10 Hattie Wo1cott
with tho 8nn1o slntstcr end In vow Petitioner
tor parties, to prevent thom from tfposine OF
the property no conveyed. Tho or1or for IN.
junction wsa fsauod, and also rule to show
Frank Fioid, Of Peoria, filed voluntary po,t.
tion, showing his liabilities to DO about 600
and his assots nothing.
George 2. Lctg ct al. vorc eajudicatcd bunk
snnt ssa by aassffau and warrant sauod roturnsba
The proceedings against 8. stcckel were Or
derod to be ID 5ianiasel in ton days If no objoo~
II tic msttor :; # {, Frank Aiken,, tho Assignee
to the proprietor Of tho building in which tia
thoatre vas for O. 900.
- aurEnlon COURT m nn1Er.
MaIy g. Sawyer began . snit Il n Il attachment
1obort Fergus, q. i. fereus. ]. D. Fergus,
and Y. y. Fergus brought suit against tho Gar.
don City planing-hiill md Lumber Manufacture
Ing Company.
IN tho matter Of the estate Of JOHN johnson,
loiters Of administration, with the will annexed,
wero ased M o to to Maria johnson, underan approved
Ct The 1o estate Of Mary Winslow, aud bis bond Of
sl 200 was approved.
An ordor OF attachment was ordered forthwith
Against y Q. Luce, late conseryator OF the estate
OF ltaiph Hoppa, a lunatio.
,r Fred L; Kinney, ". H. Edwards, and Jamea
u. Epplin woro appointed Comf1nisBlonore IN
n1no q speeiai abaossments for laying water-pipes,
The claim of SAMUEL r. Nickoraon against the
estate ef Joseph 2. Brooks, for Gil, ,S59.5s waa
The claim Of Mary N. Gone against tho estato
Of Hubble Cone Tor 90, 225.s5 was allowed.
Claims against tho following outatog wore
allowed, yiz.: John 8. Brown, $f68.G0; Mntthow
ganeo, $loo; Francis Crockett, $78O.31; Louis
hokhaa Hokhafdt q 1,4a4.os; John 8; Brown, s37o54
lord, 915..
!u1as Roanna-ls4 to 10, except 14o, 141.
~, 145. 40. 162, 155, 15o, 172.
l. JUDGE TnEE-No call. /; >.-
JUDGE BooTH-21 to 40. .~-.-,
JUDGE HEAToN-142 to 161.
JUDGE FAnwEL1-No Call. :
~JuDaE McRouERTs-2 to "a, except 6, II, II.
JUDGE. JAMEBoN-2tt to 40.
JUDGE sMrH- Balance Of calendar to-day.
JUDGEMENTS. =. r.
os Ruhzn5on 5,as Wing
Il. Taylor, Is 2o2ls, - " ".'~A' -
Fiold, genetlcs Co. suod John autssseli for g, ,ooo
3ames Il: Keear bogun an action against John Nc
Nicholas, claiming S. 20 for brokon Covenant.
.JunoE MoRo1ER1t g. 7. Reynolds OF A. " roopls.s
Omnibus: onas snd nssstge Company, lsA.93. David
ps1s o,!na 1Sns sa
.gatnat price, t4303 4. L. Palmer Il Il, y. john
1ones confosson, s27s82:., - ::,.-.
tun !; verdict, $50, and motion for new trial.
=, oIsogT oounT-JunaE RoaEns--:Auguat Bcvors v.
NJ htch, Admintstrstor, etc., and Elizabeth scheuir-
mann verdict, 800, and motion for new trial By
plaintiff. ~.
, 1874-04-07
Wilson Sewing Machine Company.

The now rooms Of the Wilson Sowing Machine Conn
pany at No. 1877 Slate sroot visited yeaerday by
large number Of ladies' Who very much pleased
ut the lnacliiues On exhibition aud the excelent
manucr In which thoy performed their work. Among
the many attractions Is the teeize figure Of female,
which IL nrEaycd In a wardrobe which would hayo
made even - F1ora McFlimsy" exc1aim "Exquisite /"
Six months wero required to prepare this toilet, and
all tho work, simple and elaborate dono by tho
Wilson Macline. In addition to this, there arc other
magnificent piecea Of workmanship to- DO secn which
will we'll repay Inspection Tho exhibition will ren,aiA
open until Saturday. mud tho dies who have neglected
attending should dctar their visit noonger for It III
beautiful apecimens Of saving. - .-...-
, 1874-04-07

An ingenious individual Of Liskoard, Corn.
wall, has boon exhibiting himself In dress
has boon collecting for three years and half.
The dreas WAS made entirely by bimsolr; II con.
aista Of hat, ncokerohtef, coat, waistcoat, trou.
sers, tippet gatera, aud shooa. Tho number OF
rats required to complete tho suit was Gao and
tho individual, when thus drosaed, appears ox.
actly liko one OF tho EBquimeux desorl6oi il the
travels Of Parry and Ross, Tho tIppot or bon Ii
composed Of the pieces Of skin immeli Rteiy
around tho tails Of the rats, and Ia worry ourioua
those OF the ahnrkaat,
, 1874-04-07

The attention Of persons desiring to croas the At:
antic IN invited to tho superior accommodations and
security OF the vessels this limo Of ocean steaers
They are unsurpassed in stability, and commanded By
men Of proved integrity aud qualifications. Tho space
allotted paaaengers Is much larger oat OCEAN
steamers, the stateroos being wde walllightsd and
ventilated, and the ablo ia excellent. Tho rates Of
this Company ara very moderate; and especn1 atten-
on invited to their Inducements for persona wish-
ing to make excursions this year. Tho traveller can
croas tho ocean, spend si1 weeks in the Brsh 1ses
Waiting tho various points Of interest In England 1re-
cluaivo OF hotel bills, will 10 covered BY floo gold
For rates comparatively ~ moderate, person can
rangcmonts ada for parties consisting ot twonty
or over. =.
, 1874-04-07
ovurywhero, and that In day or two no vestigo
Of It will bo loft. Tho trains woro but little do.
lkYcd By tllls unuRual heAYy fall OF anoW.

OF It WILL DO ioft Tho trains wore but 1ittlo do.
lsycd BY this unusual heavy fall Of anow. -,
= =, RAILROAD MUTUAL life IhsunANuN. -.
AsBlstant General Freight Agent Franklin
FaIrman, Of tho Illinois Central Railroad, preai-
don't Of tho unttod statos Railroad Mutual LILO
1naurnuoo Association, has issuod 4 circular to
nual convention will be hold at Richmond,, w.,
Wednesday. April 15. 1874, Tho circular statoa
TINT tho question Of "Total Disability haa
siloration which tho Executive Committee pro-
pose to bring b6foro tho Convention for final
action, and doubtless an effort will bo matlo to
moro strictly doftno tho bylaws In relation to IT,
otessg shomombsseshp ON boyond aS5 vss vas &c To-
what discussed at tho last Convention, and post
ponod.' 1t will bo we'll for delegates to ASCERTAIN
aB far az possible tho viows of tho mcmbcrs thoy
he able to not iunderatandingly and promptly.
This Association ia similar to the Hallway EN-
ployeR' Mutual Benefit Association Of tho Westt
which hold a convention at ClovelRnd, March 1u.
n0AD.,
NEW YonK, April 8.--At tho annual election Of
Directors of tho Panama Railroad for tho en-
auing yoar tho following ticket was elootel:
Russell Sage george Scott. L. Baxter Tr.,s John n.
stookwoll, s. /. II. Barlow, D. ?. ktssau, @.
X. Garrison, Charles J. Osborn, T. ". Park, and
Rufus Hatch. Russell Sage was eloctod presi-
dent.
THE DAVENPORT sT. PAUL RAILROAD.
Epectai Dfspatch to Tbs Chicago Tribune.
DAVENPORT, In., April 0.-Ohurohos d Co.,
contractors, havo commenced suit In tho District
Court Of Fnyette County against the Davenport
d st. Paul lailroad Company for 500 900, IS duo
for grading, bridging, and tieinR said road. Thoy
claim lien upon tho road from tho north line OF
Delaware County through Clnyton County to
Fayotte. George H. Fronoh, President Of this
Company is now in Europe trying to raise
money to pay tho indebtedness and to continue
tho building Of tho rond.
TIE NORTHERN PACIFIC. RAILROAD AND THE JAZZ
CouKE ESTATE.
PHILADELPHIA, April GA: settlement waB
completed to-dny botwoen the Northern Pacific
nailroad Company aud the estate of jay Cooke
l. Co., whereby the advances made by the latter
to tho formor arc discharged by the acceptance
Of the Oompauy'a. Arst-mortgage bonds mud
other securities. This aottlnmnnt loaves tho
Railrond Company with only nominal debt to
ho provided for.
, 1874-04-07
TOWN ELECTIONS.
The Law Which Applies to
IT,; the Case. -.
List of Voting Places and Cam
. tlilates.
What the LATTER Are.

To-day those farcical things callod town moot
iugB will be hold in the Towns Of North, South,
and West Chicago. While the law prescribing
the manner In which they are to be conducted
will, probably, not be observed this year my
more closely than it was laat, still 1t ia we'll to
state its provisions. Under the not passed by
the present General Assembly, 1t was provided
that therc might DO several voting-placoa In
larger Of moro .populous towns, but thoro IL only
one place in eaoh town ut which tue othor buei-
moss thereof can ba transacted. At theBe addi-
tional vot1ng-p1aces, operations 1ill begin !bo-
tweon aud o'clock, the electors present, or
the howlng mob electing IN Assistant Molor-
ator and Assistant Town Clork, who are to SECURE
!: the ballots, which, whom tho polls close, are to
DO returned to tho principal voting -place, there
to BIO counted by the regular officers. ri,
AZ this chief place Of voting the electors will
bo called to order by the Town Clerk, ii present,
or, ii not tho votors may elect . Chairman by
go to work receiving yotes for tho officers to be
elected, who, in these three towns which mako
up tho City OF Chicago, are Asaeasor, Collector,
Supervisor, and Town olerk, and, oyory fourth
Borvators OF tho poaco elected only to fill any
vacancies tint may exist. OF these vacanciaa
one iH on the North and ono Oh the South Sido.
No registration OF votea is required, but tho
down by tho Clerk. -
At thoHo places where tho Town Clerk off,
olatoa tho polls arc closed at 2 o'clock, and
tho Moderator calls tho meeting to ordor for the
transaction OF miscellaneous business. OF this
tharois usually none In tho Chicago towns; but
tho farce Of trying to vote town ta1oa will un-
doubted]y be tried in all the Divisions. When
thie ia over, the roceiving Of votes Is resumed.
Under the old law tho presiding officer ut q
town meeting WAS required, when The votes wera
ali In, to begin oanyaasing them publicly, and
to, keep on without interruption till ho got
through. Under tho new law thoro is no pub
lioity, and uninterrupted counting is impossible,
owing to the number OF votes which viii ho cast
and It may bo' days before the correct result is
announced, In tho West Town ut least,
The law also provides that saloons shall bo
closed, and that auy one trying to bribe o voter
person to vote illegally, shnll bo fined, on con-
riction, in 4 sum not exceeding $1,000, or i'm
prisoned in jail not over ono year, or both.
, 1874-04-07

ELEoTIoN OF DIRECTORS OF THE CHICAGO ALTON.
L meeting OF tho, stockholders OF the Chicago
l. Alton Railroad and leased lines waa hold
yesterday morning at the office Of the Company;
Nos. and 4Wost Van Buron street, for the pur-'
pose OF olecting Directors for tue enHung year,
The stockholders Of the Chicago & Alton main
limo re-oleoted the following Directora, whose
time had expired: T. D. Blackstone John B.
Drake, aud D. Willis James.
The following Directors hold over John r,
Blater, John a. Stewart, George Straut,, John
Crerar, Lor enzo blackstone, and john j.
Mitchell. =:
The Directors chosen by tho stockholders Of
Of the Joliet d Chicago aro as follows John
Crerar, r. B. Blackstone, John D. Drake, John
McGregor Adams, md D. Willis Jau1cs,
The stockholders OF tho MisB,BBIppi River,
Bridge Company chose the following Directors:
J. 3. Drake, md George 6trant.
The stockholders Of the st. Louis. Jacksonville
l. Chicago Branch aolectcd the following GENTLE
men john Ororar, George straut, N. ". urcen,
Charles D. Hodges. T.. E. Worcester, aud Joaiah
Sawyer. All the above named Directors were
chosen for tho torn Of QUO year, in accordance
with the now law.
ACCIDENT ON TIE MICHIGAN CENTRAL.
Early Sunday morning tho Blue Limo extra
fraiGht train on the Air Limo Division Of tho
Michigan Central Railroad, while going east b.
leaving nino sleight cars, and Bloeping. .oar
which was attached, to be takon to Detroit Tor
repairs. Before tho conductor OF the train could
got the signal back sufficient distance, follow
the sleeper on ita side, ln which position it took
fire and was completely destroyed. Two freight
cars loaded With corn, also took fire and wera
partially destroyed. No, peraon was injured.
Tho loyA will amount to about 10000.
SUNDAYS sNoW.FALL.
supt. Sargent Of tue Michigan Gen.
tral Railroad, upon inquiry has ascerta,ned
that tho fall OF anow last sunday along the line
inches; New Buffalo, 8 inches; Niies, 10 inches;
Kalamazoo, inches Jackson, 8 inohss sagi-
now City, 10 inohes and Detroit, Q inchol. Tho
dlapatch saYs that the HnoT Ia melting fast
, 1874-04-07

Fonrteenth Ballot johnson 10; Dunno, 10: Qutrk,
Fifteenth 3allot-Dnnne, 10; johnson, Hunt, :;
Pr. Dunno Was declared oleotcd City phyafcihn.
Tile Council then adjourned.
, 1874-04-07

And exhibition this evening ut the now elegant "1ner.
national Dllard-1I4l," No. 5a4 sonth 1slsod utreo.
aamcs will be played by tho following champions: Joe
Yer aoulen, Peter spyder Henry ll4ines, hko Houo-
Aau. Tim Mccarthy. Abe paaaford. and ai1o @.
arhenkofsky, the great French cn9bton-llaycr.
, 1874-04-07

LIS futiuB p4acea Ill tUe, ouutu IoWA arc Us
follows:
FYrst Hard-Ttro Insurance Patrol House. Franklin
aseet near Madison, whero the Town CLERK Bhlll act
Second Fard-corner Of clark and Van Buron
Third Ward-corncr Of State and Twelfth streets.
tou1fh WaTd-AoWlands Hvory-stablc, on Twenty
). tuth Nard-corner Of Twcnty-ninth street and
si1sh lVard-cornor Of Archer avenue and Halatod
... THE CANDIDATES
are as follows:
Peoples 49cke.-snporvisor, John schank !;
Collector, Mko Eyana AsHossor, Andrew Cor
ligan; Clerk, Joseph Grecnliut; Constable,
.Republican Ticket Supervisor, D. J. Lyon !;
Collector, D. @. Leach; Assessor, Julius Rod
bertus CLERK. 4: G. Warning (colorod); Consta-
bio, William McMahon. ''
who ia a. acandldato for Collector, was for long
timo Assistant Superintendent Of the South Side
City Railway, aud Ia now an omploye in the office
OF the American Express Company. He Is o
man Of property and intollixonca, trustworthy,
and will, il eloeted, faithfully discharge tho du.
tics OF his office. :. s~-'~..- !;
Mn.,n ,noDpEnrus, -,
candidate for AHacssor on tue same ticket, Inns
Quaintod With the details Of tho Office. IIis op-
I,ouent is q business man, and old resident Of
the city, against .,wloso respeotability moth
ing hns been said but he has not tho experience
which Mr. Rodhortus possosseB, aud which is 10
necessary In the discharge OF the dutios OF 30
important an office.
's1t1KE" EVANS
la very vol known, having boon connected with
the l!quor-bnsincsa In this city for number of
years.. Tho principal objection to thus individual
is TINT lie intends to bo eootel anyhow, honestly
Or dishonesty. No moanB to carry tho election
3ust o. o 10 did tue primaries, by means Of repeat
Ing and tllogRl voting. IIo has mRlo Lis boasts
that no man shall vote tho opposition ticket II,
tho Sixth Ward. aud liaa hired a gang Of men,
who will begin voting IN Drldgoporr and
koop on voting until they roach tho river. This
alone should inauco every honest man to 70 to
Tho polls and vote against him.
/. THE TWO TICKETS.
TO tho Editor Of 1no Chicago Tribune:
aln: Your remarks in to-day'a paper OH town
candidates aro conGemned by hundreds Of your
readers 10 placing upon q par the nominees OF
tue Republican Convention with tloHa Of tho
opposition ticket Which ia nna1o OF tho worst
class Of saloon-bummors and goalawaga. Tloy
aro not only unjust, bnt:uutrle. I.oaoh, Rodber-
fns, Lyon. aud Warning, notwithstanding tho
latter ls oolored man, aro men that Should
nayor bo put, in pot with such saloon bun-
tnors and .acalawagB as t4e people'a ticket 10
made OF, to shake up aud draw for tho best mon.
4Ae Aopubllcan nominees Ryo respectable men
anu put forward by our bost cttizeus and ], for
tono, although an old Democrat {neyer In my
llle having voted for an entire tjokot OF Re-
pnhllcans) sAall certainly voto for this one
, 1874-04-07

>: The Cheap Paper Hanginga,
In consequence Of tho unprecedented demand for
wallpaper ut the reduced rates, ]. j. hrcGrath, Nos
III and l70 State street, has this day doubled In nr
ber tue patterns Of his 20cent saina See adyers 10,
ment OIL first paae.
, 1874-04-07
NORTH CHICAGO,

); ~. THE vuT1Nu r1.AuHs
in the North Town:
,Fsf1kenth Ward-Cornor Of North avonuo and Larra-
beo street, !.
ssvensttnth Ward-Corncf of sedgwick and Sig,
btrceta.
>. Eighteenth Rard-oorncr Of Chicago ayenuo aud
Nineteenth Ward-Turner Hail. on North Clark
streot, whDro tho Town Clerk shall act III clerk,
1tcsntseth Tard-Nos. 8l and 0s North Dearborn
street,