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Small Pox in Manitoba.

WINNIPEG, Manitoba, Dec. 22-Small pox
is again extending at Gimile, and it is now fear
ed that the Icelandic settlement will be swept
away. Father Ollard, from Fort Alexander.
says the varoloid is making fearful ravages
among the Indians there. Three Sisters of
Charity at St. Boniface, have offered their ser.
vices to Lieut.. Gov. Morris.
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Havana Market.

HAVANA. December 23.-Sugar-the market is
firm and unchanged, closing at last weeks quota
tons: No 10 to IL d at 10k "a II reals per
arrobe; No Is to 20 at 12a "a IA reals; Mo
lasses Sugars No to 10 at 81 "a 81 reals; Concen-
trated Sugars-none here; Muscovado Sugar nomi-
nall Centrifugal Sugar. II to 10 in boxes y % 121 re-
ais; in hhds IL q 12A reals
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METEOROLOGICAL

PROBABILITIES FOR THE NEXT TWRNTY-FoUR
HOURS.
WAR DEPT, OFFICE GRIEF SIGNAL)
OFFICER. Washington, DC,
Dec. %, Il A. NJ
For New England.
increasing cloudness during the day with north
west winds and rising barometer, followed dur
ing the evening by winds shifting to northeast,
falling barometer and snow.
CautiOnary signals continue on the Atlantic
coast from Jacksonville to Sandy Hook.
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Foreign Imports.

LIVERPOOL, ENG. Br Steamship Samaritan
20 cases earthen ware to c E Jose 81 Co. l package
der.
PONCE AND TURKS ISLAND. Brig Frontier
6752 bush salt to David Keazer, 10 bags coffee to
Phnney & jackson, II tons lignumvitae to master.
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LOUISIANA.


The COngressiOnaI Committees.
NEW ORLEANS, Dec. 2S-The Congressional
committees here have all adjourned until Tues
day. Some of the members will probably go on
an excursion to the Jetties. The House SUBJ
committees are at work at Baton Rouge, Mon
roe and Shreveport. The Shreveport commit
tee concluded its labors today and goes to
Mansfield. Nothing startling was developed.
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Forty Fourth Congressional Session.
HOUSE.

WASHINGTON, Dec %.
The attendance at the opening was very small,
probably less than one third the members being
present.
Mr.. Clymer occupied the chair as Speaker
pro tenn.
The House remained in session only twenty
minutes and adjourned until next Wednesday.
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PROVIDENCE, II. L., December 23.-The Printing
cloths market has maintained firm tone during the
week. with sales of 900 pieces The quotations at
the close were 4s q Acc for standard Ga Ga cloths
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[Sales at the Brokers' Board, Dec. 49,
$500 Eastern Railroad new SIS. :. ............ 81
S1O9 Eastern Railroad scrip. ............ go. 5l3
/ Laconia Manufacturing Co. ................ $50
b Eastern hailrOdu. ....s..................s. Of
Sales at Auction.
81 900 Eastern Railroad rs, 1887 ind. ....... 524
$4O7 Eastern R. scrip .........."............ 514
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[rRoM OUR coRREspoNpENT.

EASTPORT, Dec bar, sch Fleetwing, johnson,
Boston for Calais.
Dec 16-Ar sch Sybil, Wilson, Portland.
Dec 16-Ar. schs I'll Sturgis, Closky, Gloucester
j II Carter Nelson. and T l. Mills. WEIGH. do.
Dec 17-Ar, schs Saml Knight Gerrish, New York
Carrie W, Fearaby, Portland.
Sch Com Kearney, (of Caais) Marson, while at an
Choir in West Quoddy Bay 10Th, broke from her an
chors and went drifting toward Liberty Point, Cam
pobello The captain fearing she would go ashore
ordered her masts cut away. The tug Henry Welman
went 10 her assistance and loWel her to Calais.
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MASSACHUSETTS,.

Boston, Dec. 24.-Charles Tufts. 95 years
old, the founder of Tufts College, died in Som
eIville today.
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New York stock and MONEY Market.

NEW YORK, December 23-12 Is p. m ING old OPEN
ed at 1911 and is now 1911. Governments dull and
slower. Money per cent. State bonds dull and
steady. Stocks active and better. Stirling Exchange
long, 4S3; do short at 4S5.
The stock market opened dull and heavy with an
average decline of to per cent Bushes was very
light, and the first regular call entirely omitted,
the members of the board being mainly occupied in
celebrating Christmas in their usual boisterous man
def.
At noon there was stronger and more active
movement, which carried up Rock Island to 1929,
North Western to 37a, and preferred to $751; Western
Unlon Lake Shore and Michigan Central also be-
came strong and higher. The earnings of the Rock
Island Company show large increase during the past
five weeks.
The following were the closing quotations OF Gov
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M -A-RINE n E W $
PORT OF PORTLAND.

Saturday, Zee. 23.
ARRIVED.
Steamship Sarmatian, (Br) Arid, Liverpool -
passengers and mdse to H & A Allan.
Steamer New Brunswick, Hall, st John, NIB, via
Eastport for Boston.
Sch SatilIa, Rivers, Satilla River for Bath.
Brig Frontier. (of Portland) Henley. Turks Island
81 DAYS, with $3.50 bushels salt to David KeaZer Re-
ports succession of heavy gales the last % days,
blowing from all points, lost nearly all her sails,
used up, one man frostbitten and short of provis-
ions.
Sch Henry Cushman, Walls, Ellsworth lumber
and shingles to w s. G Milliken.
Sch Z M Branscomb. Dodge, Calais for Boston.
Sch L. Higgins. TrewOrgy, Ellsworth for Boston.
Sch W 81 Archer, Beaty. Ellsworth for Plymouth.
Sch May Flower Nutter, Gouldsboro-bark to W &
c r Minken.
Sch Gipsy, Munroe, Deer Isle.
Sch Helen Mar. Bateman, Brooksville, seeking.
Sch Radiant Hardy, ROckland.
Sch j Merriam. Dean, Bangor for Boston.
Sch Balloon, Philbrook, Bangor for Dorchester.
Sch Yreka, Moon, Westport for New York.
CLEARED.
Steamship Prussian, (Br) Ritchie Liverpool -
Fl & Allan.
Steamship Bermuda, (Br) Angrove, Halifax NS-J
B Coyle.
Nathan Cleaves, Atwood, Virginia-Timmons s.
Halves.
: Sch Mary Elizabeth, Dunton Boothbay-D Choate.
sunday, Dec. -.
ARRIVED.
Steamship Eleanora, johnson, New York-passen-
gers and mdse to Henry Fox.
Barque DIrgo. Donnell, Bath, in tow of tug Knick-
erbocker, to load oil for London.
Sch Melissa A Wiley, Wiley, Boston.
Sch Black Warrior, Stevens, Eastport.
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Rank Statement,

NEW YORK. Dec. 23.-The following is the weekly
statement OF the New York City Banks for the week
ending December 10th as compared with the previous
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Boston stock Market.

Daily Domestic Receipts.
By water conveyance-10O0 bush cornmeal to g
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LONDON, December 23.-3.O0P. M.-Consols 90
1916 for money and account,
LONDON, December 23-12. 80 P. M.-American Sc
eurites-unted States bonds 65s old, 1O5; do CTS,
1854; lO-4O's 1919 SIS, 1O.. Erie railway shares
at 81; do preferred 10.
LIVERPOOL, December 23.-12.3O P. M.-Cotton-
market is firm; Mjddng uplands 9-l6d; do Orleans
at 62d sales 10000 bales including 1900 bales for
speculation and export. Receipts of 700 bales, of
which 1900 were American.
Your life can be saved by HUNTS REMEDY.
HUNTS REMEDY cures Dropsy and all Diseases of
the Kidneys, Bladder and Urinary Organs Hun
dreds who have been given up by their physicians to
die, have been saved by HUNTS REMEDY, and are
now with us as living witnesses OF its value.
INFALLIBLE EYE WASH is the best made.
dec25 eod&w1w
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Ar at st Thomas 8th inst, sch Ariadne, Dyer, from

Ar at st Thomas Sth inst, sch Ariadne Dyer, from
Glasgow.
Sid 9Th, barque Josephine, Reed Delaware Break
water: sch Eva May, Andrews, Turks Island.
Ar at Kingston, ia, 4th inst, brig Ramirez, Der.
nard, New York; sch d Everett. Xix, do.
Sid Sd inst, brig Antelope, Smith, San Andrees.
At Old Harbor. ia, 18th, sch Fred jackson, Pet
teng1ll, for New YORK, ldg.
Sid I'm Alligator Pond ia, 9th inst, sch Palos, War
ren New YORK.
Ar at st Jago 7th, sch Cyte, Laughton, Swansea.
At Sagua 18th inst scbs G K Flint, Haskell, and
Sarah Eaton, Dix, disg.
At Inagua LIST inst, brig Adelaide, Stover for
Baltimore.
Ar at Havana 10Th inst, barque Cardenas Herri-
man, New York.
Ar at St John, NIB, 2lst, sch A Ames. Achorn,
Rockland.
Cid 21st, sch W Mailer, Buchanan, Demarara.
--latest by European steamers.l
Ar at Plymouth Sd, Flori NJ Hubert, Handy, from
Havre for Charleston.
Ar at Calcutta Nov 10, Saml Skolfeld, Skolfeld,
Liverpool.
Ar at Bombay Nov ~, r B Fuller, Gilmore, from
Cardiff; 18th, Xena, Reynolds, do.
Ar at Bremen I'd INST, Clara, Himer, Baltimore
SPOKEN.
Oct 80 lat is &c N Ion rs 25 W. ship Eliza Mcneil
from New York for San Francisco
Nov 10, lat II s. Ion IS W, barque st Lucie. from
Autofagasta for New York.
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DIED.
In this city, Dec. 22d, Eva G., wife of Capt. j. W
Davis, aged % years and months.
Funeral this (Monday) afternoon at 1 o'clock
Burial at convenience of the family.
In Biddeford, Dec. 21st, by Rev. G. F. Cobb, Mr..
Orrin L. Wells of Kennebunk to Miss Fannie E.
Mitchell of Kennebunkport.
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MARRIED..
DIED.

In Standish, Dec. 16. by Rev. Mr.. Mcintyre, Pela
tiah NJ. Mason of Standish and Mrs. Harriet Harri
man of Biddeford.
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GREAT BRITAIN.

GREAT BRITAIN
Five Persons Killed by n RaiIro ID ColIi-
sion.
LONDON, Dec. PA collision took place on
railway near Hitchio, Hertforshire, SATURDAY..
Five persons were killed and thirty injured.
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Desk Room to Let,

I'm one of the most desirable first
floor offices i'm the city. Apply at
No. % Exchange Street.
no22 isdtf
, 1876-04-05
MICHIGAN.

spseta. Dt.pateA Ia Tbs Chtea9o Tribune.
LANslaa. Mloh., April 4-fhe municipal elso
tion yesterday waa quite lively, aud rcsulted IL
tho sucoess Of Tho Republican city ticket by
msjorilies from D5 to 27a. Tho council stands bs
samo as last yoar-7 Democrats to Republicans.
GRAND nAP1Da
Special Dtspafeh to Tia Chicago 7rtonn&
0nAND RArIps, Mich, April 4.-Rsturns han
been received from twenty-four OF the thirty.
two warda and towns in tho county on Super
vaoss. OF thoss nine elect hepubllcana md hftsen
probably DO four Of each making tho Board pineteen
bcmocrats and thfrtean Republicans. Last year II
was tweuty.one Democrats aud cleyen Republicans
geYon Of the towns and wards that elect Democratic
Supervisors arc largely Republican, almost whtl-
iugly 70. On ovory othar candidate tho Nopnb!tcans
mako gains In Tho towns thIa year compared With
Inst
, 1876-04-05
wh4, Comptroller; Michael Keaus. Trssasrer; Emil
Wslibes, Attorney. Tic Common Council and In
County DoAr1 arc Denocratic.
OHIO.
LOCAL 1aaUE6,

CINCINNATI, O., April Ain the election yeu.
torday for tho mombors Of the Board OK publio
Works, the Democrats o!ootsd three and ths
Republicans two. Tho Republicans will haysA
majority In tho Council and the sahool Hoard.
Tho Democrats will retain msjotity in ths
Board Of Aldermen, and probably have small
majority on jotntbAllot. tThs Democrats elscs,
Cd Tho Clark Of sho Police 0ouss, and the Hopub.
licans tho Director Of tho Infirmary. I'll very
evident thAb tho Independent" eoratohera
were not cut In full fofco. Returns from tho interior
of tho State indicate that the elections generally turned
upou local rather than party questions.
CrNorNHA11, O., April A,-Returns from III ftyfou,
towns and cities In Ohio ahow thAt thsts II general
Nspublican majority In twenty-five and Democratic
ms1ortY in ninotecn4 Tho 4oat are evenly divided,
Local questions antorbd fully Into tho contest that
Tho result q no test Of party strength.
This NepubcAu1 weF6 successful ycatesday IN Gol
urubus, Cleveland, Toledo snd Fremont. Tbs Demo
otasa carried Akron, youngstown, and Dehtnct.
CoLunpus, o., April $-Oomplote tetuln show lhA
4he Republicans have elected ths Tstet-Wofks Trns
teo, the Police Comtss1onef and six out Of clover
members Of the City Council.
DATToN, O., April i.-At tho election yesterday
there wna tho lArgest vota ever poled At any aee
ton. Tho Nepublicaha elected their MAyof by 1H
majority, sga!nst 1877 Democratic majority last 0co
ber, and several city officers, tho City Council md
School posrd notwithstanding ha city politically. 1hs
1lepubiicans Rro jubiaut.
, 1876-04-05

THAR authors Ths Moderator s1rssssea h'snFsH -
unable 10 Iec1d4 the matter Without AdvtcA anil No.
cotiilnsy County Attorney Nuuntrsa wsa tens for.
Aftor acme delay hs arrived. AMI TITO whols auo>toh
Iii. nountfro looked ur tho at.sntes and ehsn asid
thai flo Moderator and Assistant Moantatofs wnro
ths juSes. anil they TO determine which Of tho
ny 70 receive rhe srp;S,,1cnt, ,,s ot
10 ihe excessive ropulston. Tic inty of "
Modsrftor originally. was simply 10 preside 1!a
ii thn ovn neeting, wh!ln The Supervisor and Clerk
wero 70 sct ~ jusrs Thcas who 'cle illeRay elect
cd ought not g of c95e n ,e tSo5s
enta whether tho tnsetsne opened 6taetly tne hout
Of o'clock or NOT, Tao facts were to bo eoTsdefed
By Moderator, anl 10 ssonc MA eompascnt 10 No.
uftte III tho matter.
consultaon, aud announced their 0cc!alons which Was
that both boxes were 10 TO returned unopened 10
County Clerk. ,-u,.
oving 10 unpscecdensedly slow methods Of counting
adopted by The Moderator vety lttlo progress was
mada Up 10 o'clock this morning tho eight nta en-
aaucI In counting tho votes had not kcceeded In NM
EhlnR UP evsn ono Of tho wards The RfonApil!ties
ere however That tho ciAzens ticket will be carried
Nv lafu0 majority.
, 1876-04-05

gpsechea wsre nade BY K1ln Bhir4nsn, Conrad fols,
EnEene H. Bettig, Dr. Stuart and William II. Ths!r$.
Br. Btuatt offered ths Gollowthg EaAolMtton:
ts requested 10 Ate tho votes Of all rs.Hons esoTinE
tesel.es opealJ :. slssn md g se.l ,I ihe s 1s.a
mnt!on was n1atis 10 table the resolution aud the
roll.ca which took nsary an houF, showed htfong
vota IN tho Affirmative, and tho meeting adjousnods
THE ttANDfNAv1ANa
met taat evening a No. 7o1 North avenue. Mr; ].
Wietess being called for resrondol IL T.. sns5nR
dunicrson, of Ito Tenth Ward, and said that his
eounsrymch rtsfs1fsd 10 10 isnoIsd rather than M to
he Eep5essnts ~ snSh IN e r. nr1s; a. nj
city Government, and tentnded thu reor!s Of tho
necessity OF ohoosn9 good sud honest man TO rtpro
sent thpt fre did not bn1!ovs In such fuan a Gun.
derson, who tHo Jearn ago voted and worked sgainat
Oolvln and noH th6ugh5 ha ths bost man Chicago
The speaker demonstrated TO the saafaciton Of tho
meeting that 0untarson wAs man unworthy OF the
support Of the 6tAhdinxFian t,ooplc.
, 1876-04-05
MISCELLANEOUS.

NEW HAvRs, Coun,, April 4.-Ons hundred
and flfty-t1yo towrs give lnRotaoll 40,o27 Rob
luson, 40, 119, and tho ,so-called " dreeubAck"
md " Prohibition candidates 1890 oach. Ths
sonato and House aro strongly Democratic.
uAnrronp, Conn, April 4.-Tho total vota Of th
Htae on Monday, with only tho town Of salc 10 hta
from, which list year wAs II Republican to "a Demo
cratic, Is 0s, 4ss Tho total vote last year was 1osa
To.als-nobnson, 43os7; 1nger.ol el,Gl; Smith
lsal; Atyaes y 19ssi 1nseFao' majority ss'''
p'I5has Tha sen.te a. ''s s;sni. ia Democrats To To
pnblic,ns, 4 Democrstio gain Of ! from ls
year. The lower House {!ncadtna two towns electnl
9ns ms,ed stsnas Is spa5esns @ 70 sa Iae
pendcnts Last year, lo7 Rerublssaaa, 1a7 Dsmosfs.
;o!st ,at Diois7' aA'p "a
LrrrLE Rou3, AEk., April A..The city election
bomocrats elect tho OltY Treasurer Without opposition
and hssS 0 hS nd NO 11s e
DUBUQUE, IA
DUBUQUE, H., April 4-The votes in tho dty eiee
tou we're not Ill counted TIL to-day. These wss u
ee.'' cofdsr. The Demoerats eect Finn ior Marshal
isshsf snS pST1F S 1as Assessors Tho n'pube'n'
. ATcuIsoN, Ram.
g.'Te Dss1 ri sSs sY dceoa. 1ao passed
aa t1e aass '!eks ~ m.o1y ssnaas tso r
E.
majority. Last year Tho entire Democratic nctot va
elected, With Tho exception Of Mayor AepuhNssa
| gain Of 1so.
oMAuA, Neb., April 4.-To-daya municipal election
resulted In tho choice Of fonr pemoernta and two e-
pretty equally dsvided, though no special effort w
by either party, tho people geuoFal'y voting f's
| tho bent men.
LAwRyscE, KAs.
LAWRENCE, Ksn. April Our city elections t9.asI
" Luding waa elected Mayor. aud The other otctFs
class Of our citizens.
I LINCOLN, MED.
14sooLs. Nsb.. xr.li i-In the city election .od,y
T. D. Bycr, the ercoplss candidate, WAS c'cted Mayer,
y .et sEssn. tSs m..s. Ts sss os s
carry everything eso BY majorltsea from 80 10 is,.
ST. 1osRrH, Mo.
g. 5ossr :sts' Sts s XII r.. 1fhs nsfais
shl9 cty today, eec.g their entire ticket, headed y
down. w. nsSs sSaaps eostt cetwes ho
Ths o Il as o3 III nS vop 'n %ss
, aud perfect order prevailed al day
MINNEArO1IB, MIMI.
S,sI naA u1 s;S 1spoi .es.
jor,.y Of 1o0 70 aoo to-day. Also Democratic Cit
Council.
rue DEMOCRATIC EDITORS OF INDIANA.
tsa fDs ina Il. ms.ns cf sa
bsoet.s pspss es opessd IT, Elimination :! :!
isa haf igh Aeoa! svsntyavo .; Se;s pFts,s1! z,ss.
siate save tho a.ate organ, she s<ntnt Wv ,sP's
support him Until The Convention mects, Without com
~ se1 to as ss'ss s 1s
! nude tlat Holman will accept,
ax,.,s uI,. a,.,&1o+4 fr.day fo
, 1876-04-05
NORTH TOWN.
At TtInNKYt HALL.

1t tho central voting place on tho North Side,
located In Turner Hail, nothing trnncptred out
=. a. ,,.,,1 n,dor n, snch occ.stons, o1ccnt
W ~ o'uA' 80 ss,,aasaa ;.r,,o,s ~ -s.-ont
that the crown "ho coinpon.u .al6eJ " iesp'o'-
nblo people. Soon a9tor O'CLOCK they began
assembling, and It was evidont that there uas =
determination on tho part Of tho loading citj-
oo 49,. ,,.-u, ,u,5a-nomoc,.,;o 40 rail- no
xeno y, Wv A'v1s. S,..s,1', ~ t.;. 49,,
Nepupucah-!has tne1o 1noa4o oo .a'f Ano
enuayo election. Prominent among tho Wol-
dr,ssed port1on OF the aHsemblago were E. @.
r.sast nolart f4olIver. !. II. Dolls. aeorce
na'n'u' ,s' will, ~ n r.rroot Taa1
laolhceslue, ~. - "."ust ~ - Ao,'oo', wy
Ellis, Phil Comfy, L. Nenrottn, r. IT, Etakine, J.
kirkland. md A. L. Cbct,ain, na woll % very
.,,,, ot,,a-a ~ tha h,ticr c,a.s.
LILLY o'Asts ~ 49, ..s,.s a.
Iho teulufn u e'ano'u6 Hteuuu Pi0.'o"" "
tho opening of the polls Was relieved ny hna-
natal discussions upou the manuor Of conduct
To-, ~. o,cctton and conversation upon tho or
,uh 'no 'lues'el ".'a ~ .,,s.. .,,.-a
dinary topics. Precisely a. o'clock thoso "as
rush for the door OF the store where tho vet
ing was to take place. and homo good nRturod
nnatIpo VIVA ipdu]eod In, without violence,
. ~ ,,,, ,,II.t -, ,,,a confr,,on MAJ
Ao"eVo9. III tuo 1n'o't Va s"o eoNi t" ..oA '1'
AltKlaha H1hhuAns u1 ~" sol.iA'o' eso' ~ ~"
th rcHhold, addressed the crowd, making mo-
tio,, that
arr ~ rr11pp
j., ,.,., ,'a Noaor.,.r ~ tt. ,,sc,,on.
po 0ccIaEeo 1Ao Moao'a'S. VI 'Ao o'0.s.o"'
There was no opPosa'aon' anu 10 "aa eooota.ng'
r. nt".i -, ~. EnT,i, Town noar sstoi aa
o!e.k Of tho election no ono opposing:
This Formally navlnE noeh aisposeu o. vot.na
, 1876-04-05
WISCONSIN,,


Speefai DtspateA 10 The Chicago Tribune.
MADISON, Wis, April 4.-Tho election passed
OF very quietly, with 4 large voto cast-some
800 moro than lnns year. Very little money was
epopt, but considerable work vAs dono. Tho
masses rallied against Mr, =. ". rinuoy. who
had beeu ca!lod out as an Independent candt-'
date for third-torm Mayor, and many who lad
signed tho cali went back on him, and 1lr. Johu
T. Jones, tho Democratic nomlnoo, MAS elected
by vote OF $40 To ESQ for plnney. Robert J.
Mcconnell, Republican candidate for Treasurer
VIA sleeted by 117 to 7a1 for &Yillam vsiander OF
tAe twelve Aldermen elocteA eight are Dsmocrats md
s1s Dsmosfais md ono Republican: THIS Democrats
friends Of Jonos nnh Acuouuel Ars decidedly happy.
BELo1r.
Br ';s %. pi Z sf6s II 6stss9 rsse ls'i Republican
s.ss c0a; Y5e1 ii 5us Mi,ss 4. { qSs ussa
x..o.s s. S Sss :1ss II s; ss ssssa
o quietly although tho coutost w.s ths closest that
h. aton pl.es II years IN TIL. e!ty fo5 ns1o.;
Ci.J treasurer. l. Hchaiep, ~ maturity; City Clerk
+. ". Dscs1nAnn, hy small majority.
fond pu LAG.
spsrtal Hf.,,ath 10 rhs chttaeo 7ftasns.
Foxn ny L3o Ms Aps ..Ths s1,as,oa %s,ti. ~ ~. N
city S e. aSis, beas1s
much tue boat Of 1t, Gauge ". Lusk. nsnlacta', ia
reelected Mayor VI small 3of!t1, whtrh IL uB to
his popularity with all ciAasos, inAny sup
noftsnR him. John Spence, Republican, beats The
Democratic candidate for TREASURER ~ majority oi
400 ur 6Qb. Tho Common Council IL Republican nt
loaat thrpo 10 ono, On the who!e It. may Ge called
good square triumph for tho 1spubltcAns the whole
ticket would undoubtedly havs been elected had II mol
boan fos the fact that hr Luak has ssr.s tan
Mayor and given such universal sAasfActon that there
Is little AAsuest opposition To hlu
oauXosH.
asss{nt f3tsuatsA 10 JAs CAfonea fftbsHs.
OSHKpsu, Wla,, April 4.--Ths election to-day WI
hply contested. 4 large vote was rolled. Iho 70
turne aJe allow, on nccounk OF The large number o.
splits. Anrsw Habon, Democfst y probably eleet1e
Mayor: 4, T. Ellsworth, Republican, proosu!,
elected Treasurer: q. ". felter, Dsnoafats Seoss
School Superintendent BY st lea4t w. Ins hspao
iicsps Md Democrats elected shout Ill equal nuMte
| Of Alderman.
| Fn.eiaY pItpafsA 10 TAs cAfedRo fflbuns. .
J.snayiIIT VII April A.-As the charter election
to-dsy much scr1tchiux was INDUCED ~, Taa Dcno
cfsis clsel The Mayor aud Treasurer. 1ho fsmAlnae
| OF ths ttalst u not asteEm!us1; Ihs pEob.bihsle
| Ss,or ths RspQblicAns. TIN Council n ptobAb
| sinut saut,y divided. Judge u. y. ConRsrl Of TIL
TIrcutt elysd unanimous vets, aud IL IeSlectcd
| ~A7 astTtel Ulsyalsk 70 7hs CAssase Tri4tss.
| NlLwAuEEx.
| MuwAVKx1, April %,-The etection passed. oi
oIot(y. Thd rottra Ds,nnctxtio city ticket seca
al there being opposition uIceVt ~ TO Treasurer
| col. uosbsl, The celzens' caua!date for Treasurer
meag1e plurality Of es3, Tho ofasrn for Tho ensuin
ire 1tAIs azs ths uaa. 1. T. u 0utas, Mayor ]. t
, 1876-04-05
CITY ELECTION.

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This afternoon, from to Q O'Clock, the ltS-
c,,htIr.D nvinariaa vIll bp fold throughout tho
puo'l'an PAi,uAt'u' W.. Ntss.S - t,do-ro,
city, Besides tao nomination OF Aldermen
doleuetea nro to bo chosen to The City Convcn-
~ 49, !. f.;4~ nln,k C{tv Attorney Ottv
Treasurer, and Clerk Of tho pollco Court WILL pe
,n,rtr.tsd TIN
aotll1utoe' ~ .
NUMBER or ptLkoATa
s11nwel to each Wsrd ts - tQlloKas
1,..t ,v,,1 consolidated. II. gacond, II: Third.
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TIE POLLS. .o,a,,. N. MI.
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