Ypsilanti Department

-Miss Jeimie Quirk is visiting In Chicago. -Miss Mary Jeiiks of St. Clair has been visiting lier friends in this city. -John G. Havens is slaughtertng the pigeons in the western part of the state. - .1. West of Union City is making liis old acquaintances glad by his presence. - Some vegetarían stole about one lumdred heads of cabbage from Mr. Post last week. - Tlie D. II. & S. W. R. B. now runs a coach to Detroit, it comes from Detroit on Grand Rapids express. - Ypsilanti's colored band is defunct. The teason being that eight of the members have accepted positions as musi-; eiaus in W. V'. Cole's circus and have gone south to join it. - C. II. II. Wheeler is in Chicago, haring been offered a position in the división superintendente office of the M. C. R. R. at that place. It is not certain whether he áccepts or not. 1,-The entertainment of " Our Goblins" at the opera house was pronounced by many the flnest entertainment we have had there yet. If they should return a full house is certain to welcome them. - A large crowd attended the dime concert Monday evening, and were well p'eased with the entertainment, but a large number thought there was too much of it for a dinie and would have gladly dispensed with it; in fact it was too long. - The following delegates have been electod to represent the republicans of tiiis city at the county convention at Ann Arbor on the Uth: Ist ward- II. Cady, J. M. Chidester, F. llinckley. 2d ward- E. P. Allen, D. A. Post, Dr. Hall. Sd ward- ?.. Spencer, C. R. Pattison, H. Batchelder. 4th ward- F. P. .Hunt, H. Holbrook, G. Whitmore. 5th ward- J. M. Wallace, S. Parsons, C. Cornwell. - An entertainment seldom witnessed was had in Justice Forsyth's court thia week. A suit in which one colored gent charged another with malicieus injury to a building was i n progresa. The novel part was when the offleer present'ed a jury of which all were colored. The suit of itself was interesting but with the other attractions a good sized crowd was present. It resulted in a verdict of not guilty. This makes the second colored jury ever had in Waslitenaw county. -Monday night at the concert Mr. Cornwell and Mr. Green placed the electric light in front of the opera house. That night Mr. Covnwell was taken with severe pains in his eyes r.ccompanied by swelling of the face. The face present an appearanee as if it hac been sunburned. Dr. Batwell was called aml serious results are fearec that the eyes may be permanently injured. Mr. Green is simüarly aftlicted t'iough not as serious. This proves that the intenso light is too sharp foi the eye when looked at for any length of time. -The" election Monday passed off much to the slitisf action of the Dernocrats. The Republicans elected Mr. Allen mayor by 28 majoiïty over F. J. Swaine. Mr. Allen has nothing to be proud over, for Mr. Xindetwo years ago had a rnajority of nearly two hundred and Mr. Barnes over a hundred a year ago. Mr. Swaine would have been elected had it not been for a Citizen's ticket in the 5th ward, which mixed things considerably. The following is the rKilt: Mayor, E. P. Allen, Rep.; supervisors - Ist dist., Lee Yost, rep., 2d dist., M. L. Shutts, dem.; constables -Ist dist., J. II. Martin, rep., 2d dist., J. Shemeld, dem.; aldemien- Ist ward, S. Robbins,rep.; 2d, D. G. Frazer, dem.; 3d, B. Kirk, dem.; 4th, S. Follmore, dem.; 5th, Wm. Deubel, dem. This gives the demócrata seven of the ten councilmen.