, 1877-04-04
OTuEIsWIIERES.

OTHERWIIERES.
GRAND RAPIDS, MfUn.
Special DtspatcA 10 M Tribune.
GRAND kArips, Mich, April 3.-fhc smoke
Of Yesterdays oattlo has cleared away. The
official results OF the election have been tlc-
clared, and, though neither party can clafm
much advantage, tho Democrats can claim
more than tho Rcpub licans. They elect G. W.
T'haycr Mayor by 200 majority: L. II. Randall
Treasurer by l01; John Van sts1en Comptroller
by 81; Charles A, Hilton Director Of the Poor
bv 104; aud John 0czon, ST., member Of the
Board Of Review by q majority. On
tho city tickct they elect In tho wards
three Supervisors, i've Aldermen, four Col
lectqrs, four Constables, and two Justices
OF the Peace. The Republicans elected Charles
W. WArrell City Clerk by p25 majority; George
E. kennlug Marshal by 100; J.W. Williams hnd
James Gallup members Of tho Boarl Of Review
by 80S and 44o.+ In the city ticket they elect
three Aldermen, four Supervisors four Col
lcctors, and three Constabes. The Grecnback-
candidate for Constable was Sc elscto1. The next
Council will be q tfe-otght Republicans
aud eight Democrats, The majority
% On ord tho State ticket, semi no official,
s supcrvtsors I ID tie caanty viii eons,tt q txcn.
Greeubarkcre. giving tho Republicans ntuo iua-
jostty over ait. Tho old Board was Democratic
made BY TIC Republicans in tic county, and
news from the towns In tho vicinity III other
counties /. equally encouraging. Mayor Price
will enter upon ilie dustcs u Postmaster to-
morrow, and Tonight tendeEcd hfs RESIGNATION
as Mayor to tie Common Council. frcalucnt
Calkips Will act as Mayor for q mouth.
S~'@>'''' 49, ~ - St. LOUIS.
IT. LOUIS, Mo-, April 3.-Rcturns from Il out
Of 1856 precincts rlye l[enzy Oygrsto'x ! ,as ma
iorsty over Nat G. Hudson Tor Mayor. Over
stoli was tho nominee uf Tho regular Democrat-
IL Convention, md WIS iutorsed by the regular
Republican Convention. Hudson was pIacol
III The field by fusion Of Democrats and
IT, rra,,1ar cnnyentians. n ard 1. EnoTn a. tho
indenen'icnt sr Sit;zc,,s, Candidate. Annenr.
ancrs in,i,rate thaf 1,vnrstol1 vii ret nW ms
'o sr' Lou,s. Anr,, 8.-ono hundred mi, four
nre,,;nrfa t,fvc t{ferstn1E 1.1I3 majority. This
r,r,si nTnha1,,v, ~ tnrrca.r1 IN Him, Thc ~.
,nnin.icr ri tbe tfckst is moi yet co,,ntci. but
tiIa imnrcssiou prevails TINT majority Of Tic
tit ip Re,%IhIfeans viii control he Timer uot,so
~ ~" M,,ni.a1aI A.sorhir This fIri,ss. shirh
is cajietl thu Council ia elected It jsrru. wfflu
Ia member. Of tbo Iiouss Of Delegates nFo
in tn.nirf3t
40 ~ nuaronn. IA.
specta. hspates 70 ~ 7sts.n4
DUBUQUE, In, April 1.-The election tn this
s e. e qqy Ia. u; sa@ ". 1 rt 9s' s
E In reos t s .oe
gufch, ~ lot ysur lio, was on both tickets.
uargtis VIA reelected Recorder, RIordun re-
eteeted Treasurer, and DEanIit reelected Audit
or. McSu'ty waa elected Attorney, aud D eck-
The following Aldermen were elected: First
Ward. Johu F. Qut4lcy, no opposition; Second
Ward, j. j. Lttctla,l; Third Ward, Peter Fnv;
Fourth Ward, John l.. Bush; Filth Ward. l..
Doertlcr no opposIton. The Aldermen stand
fur dotilWfats 10 ono Eopublk4u, which Is eY-
agt!y Is they were lust ycai.
sp<etat hspatra q ~ Tribune. -.
LINCOLN, sab., ApEll 1.-The must e1clting
city Tas that to-Aay. Both tickets were hcasled
ilrht being made oycr delegates ut ths primary
ric1ttor,s Inxt Frtt1ny. t1in iawycra Of tie city
toftcu tte lsep,tbtcai, nomination and threw thcIs
influence Tor the Peuple's Ticket. 1.ho result.
,by muIoritIes ranging from n to 234 tn spite Ut
disaiiectcd Republicans, and bultine attorneys.
Tic Victory tor the Republicans Is tho most DO
s''''S ever aen''vsu 'etsetsSl4. eessi q,
CINCINNATI, O., ApTtl 3.-All tho election,
returns, viii, Tho exception Of one precinct, arc
nuw In, Tho entire Republican ticket is elected
bY fn4Toritle& ranging from LOCO 10 4,O00.
Moore's majority for Mayor Il ,5u0; Caltiwells,
ior Doarl ol Public Works, 5000; Forces ma.
foflty for judge Of tho Suinrc,ne Court NAV
inssbiy MT scaeh 1000. Tho Irish scratched
the Democratic candidate for Mayor, while the
Counrilmen, snd board oi Education aro III
Nenublican.
DENVER, COL
Denver, COL, Aprfl N.-Iho Republicans yes
| terlay elected five out Of six Aldermen by
largely invrrasuti lnaIorIttcs. -
l. rho news that the Democratic Clerk has
placed Patterson's name on tho roil Of tie pe1t
| Eougrrsy causes great Indignation, Judge Del.
ford has tho certificate OF election and Mr Pat.
| terson absolutely nothing exrrE,t the EVIDENCE
I 1t 10 States rights With vencca9cc.
s..,., nttststa M!anE = ro1is. ~
j Af,asriFoI'is. M!na,.' 4 SnrIi mi t@.rse mun,ct
nal ciectt0n today was tl.e i,utt,at of thu kintl