, 1873-10-25
7fif CHICAGO DAILY TRIBUNE; SATURDAY OCTOBER e5 1873

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n Mye css sas snny y s
general supervision to tho city. economy. thank
5on aghin Tor yonr nomination, nnd ~ you have Soma
other uusucsa to attend to- shall etan you no longer
'oests is ss down a,aa bud hi. rav shaxon by orow 0.
Tic City Collector nominations wcro Then resumed.
hfr; BSho'nnetr nelnnntrd nus.av Iru":t; ~,
e5SS'}2'1sF 7ss l's sla ii atisS:' :? !; h..
For City AsHctHor, Onarloy Dgnncteyt Tom Anlftue
and John CiIntsltoy were llunlHate1
niilts Kehoo oa!ogteod ountnkoy. -, y
to llow uumiAkty's nurn.
/, llnlnlno withdrew.
T1a door-kc.pcr yelled to tho boys ousids to keep
Ne.mond Sheridan voted for Dcnneboy because he
Niiios KehoS wanted to know II nuy other Chairman
Tho ,!lot stooa psnnehoy. Of; coniivkty, %.
Mr. rhilira nonateI Juiias ls"loersa for Clerk OF
the foiice Court 10 bcihg gontsemnr Hh6 spoko two
sasEf'agSs, IT. W and being genlal. ~
rsllston an Hationallty 10 as to make the tckot win
nonnated William D. kraiger, who ppuku thrro laul
g'lnges, aud Wan goniui.
Hugh Mclaughlin wished to present the nsme Of a
city who wUnll 10 inlorBed by all tie wurkiug,nen In
ths eity0anrin seu!ly If thuy rejected min, they
mr. Lewis n9n!lnatea james .. Taylor. sn A,ner
eau, who could get al the votes on tho soutl sdc.
THY n,Iiis sho"ld hays natlye M ~ ts .saet
Do1bertus.
The ballot Observation-Disclosures, 81; saully. IL; ray-
Kraiaer triumphod ovur both workIngmen and ns-
uvcs. o..
kupen1oN dounr JUDGE.
1fI1k N,tA
III. Wiuston notnha,ea salmacl II. Moore, azs.-
class gentleman nud d Christian. . ,
he WINS for Moore.
aaGv hs1a nsresr was s%ipfti 9 sag Of uonm.n boz
MSbpei up agaiu supporter Of Mr. Moore''
hfr. Robersiortf in.lorsel Hiram Barber as Roo<,
lawyer, . nun Of iIeral views. lie woud not hayo
spoken In fnvor Ut thcra Mr.. Dartor was not awa.o
O. ahe attempt 10 place him Oh tho Psciac Hotel
Tho ex,sanvasser Of budding liquor organ insisted
upon making b speech In fuyor u hir. sno@hook,
lhe eallot resulted Moore, 6i; Bnowhook, ia ;
There being no choice, a second ballot wnu takeu,
neutrality-suspicious., 50; Gnowlook 81 Earber, q.
T,a naow5ogk H,tS 3s vas wallol,ed.
Moore. '~sf~A''N
JUDGE OF THE COUNTY COURT.
It was moved attd seconded thut Ju4ge Wallace bs
nominated by reclamation, which was donc. '''~~
Val, CT, oLEnK Or THE COUNTY COURT.
a1nth e4eriaan desired to put Ill nomination Gcn.
hermann Lteb, md, on motion, ho unanimously
no Minated.
cLEnH OF THE CRIMINAL counr.
For this o!ilco Mf. OuAau, seconded by tho Ot1Ica
tng, mentioned Austin Doyle's 1un.c, tho I1ano Of
skel!y Also being mentioned. Tho ballot resu1ted-
On motion, DSyio;s nomination VA. made upon.-
moua- N1N 34'AA'@
COUNTY TREASURER.
Joo Forrest moved that " Dn!aiu ATIllcr be uomf.
mated for tue POSITION The nancs subsequently men
toned were Clinton Briggs, Mschuc Koeey, and VIII.
During tho nomination the oIcsing was Obliged to
call T. TUG Chairman to order.
Tbs bal!o. resulted follows: William Hoinenan,
8 Briggs, 01 !; Kesloy, u Miller, 49,
When Hydo Park was called, sonching WAS said,
.rs ssakg aa hes scoan s
osy9 arS fna sn these here 70 suit
Mr.. Goggil-" I'd like to sec yo1 nut mo Ont
ring tha.s made uphere Mr. Keelsy is in liz hea1la
Of h!A eountrymcn." tAprlanae.]
HORRIBLE D1s0HpEn.
a. this moment TUG noise was fearful. The OHcs-
ing Marx Sheridan, thu city and county delcgatea lie
which the hammcrlng Of the Presidents laxsr-beer
reeaeer was hardly aulible. In vain tho Chairusuu
Ehat they were bummcrs." uud mist conduct tbcsus
selvca respectfully Just oncc for CHANGE He called
Sn o s VI, = to aeep order ana said
a1led to do No. All his efforts failed howover Tue
NV Hickey downstairs convention hal proved
aot Keep quiet and tue Chairman dropped ills allet
q disgust and Joined in tho general row. beautiful
ss LIZ W es n tho
Thurman reminded tle delegates hut no gentlemen
nepfa hls eon dsh r9 It hs hamefs ony made
h went on With tho disturbance. He ordered that
THE POLICEMEN ON HAND
% tnken so TINT they might bs expelled from tho force
saxo1 soGh L. a. n baeEa ge u poweE The oHening
nctEf06f1 q nttff tn
seFa; dey DC payguarda what makea dc uoise. We
aaksa ~ n aose 20 out dosc VERY
oY oil. CLEAN. of light illuminated the room as tic
oa groatcoat of Alark Sheridan was lung
e. hesha hss e fns gs1m'd II the
Eats rides Ia the street cars. free adnisson to cir
uses, and gives its owner Dali ayoraso Of IA
alcora, worked on the present oocasion Tlle cops'
e. the noisy delegates for the not mora rosy out
aeTs Taoy a not uso their reyolvora 1t least
orpscs were seen to be carried from the room Even
1e m lke visw dolegates failed to do any parting"
NY nominating ticket having strong German
lsjosisy ny aud conticnsing a. much row into three
mt this was much mischief Us could reasonably be-
tnecied from even hunmera" III short SPACE Of
mS ana WITH tue exception Of tho one two little
cut no further.
COUNTY SCHOOL SUPERINTENDENT.
elegatca should iuyo the 1nan Of their ci,c,co VIA
lond receive tho eudorpation Of The City delegates
Mr. LeWs aaid there wAB not on the ticket sinula
Of tho national Irish element and tere
onlt 20 Or they would mover got tho Irish vote He
prcaent that important elcuaent,
me ~ following gentlemen were also candidates Geo.
rant, =. ". Sherwood, Max Eberhart. Tho ballot
!: Eberhart, 2. A'''
The national Irish element was laid out-psuted in
COUNTY COMM1aHIoNEns,
M MNomnallons for County Commissioners were an
..nced to be iu order
Everybody nominated somebody,
= : rea reach named Christian Huase. Of Elk Grove.
u he Was nominated, |
Ioan Hnrtiug ind John McCaGrcy were nominated
~ the North Side. uertiuY got leo votes, and
'OaNrey 10. o' '1s
McCafIrey went under,
lhe Chair announced that tho Times would support
rting. '"'t'''s
YiIliam D. Burdick, John ". Burton, and Uharles
otto were nominated from the south Side. {
3uetnn cleaned out the others. :
rue Cha1rMhn hammered for order, and requested
Ioorkceper to taks the numbers Of tho POLICEMEN
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