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oapncty, Mr.. Ring iwnH chosen Permanent
Chairman. Afr. Oafroroy VAS elected Secretary.
yho report OF delegates from the Eighth Ward
croatod disturbance. Tho regularity Of the
election Of Tho Delegates wasl. tSpltod,, and
tl,oro seemed no likelihood Of coming to nh
lnIprHtnn ding
Mr.. Miller ,avcrtod tho impending r,,mpus by
saytnH 10 did not conrltscr tEih Convention prop
or!y called. ntttl tho Ticket nominated would noc
moot with any support. llo fayoiol tho avpoint
1nent Of n con,flittoe Of five to call ca,ul.y II,
overY ward Saturday ovcnng, to appoint dele-
gates to a Convention to bo held TuoH1ny.
a motion was atloptetl to appoint coin1ntttoo
Saturday night.
There was m,.cll dissatisfaction ut this
result, md calls woro ,nalo 1or division,
but tho Chair decided tho motion adopted.
and appointed tho Committee, as followss
Seventh, 7. ]. Hiehey; Eighth. John OI}rien;
Ninth, John 7. Mullen; Tont1,, Thomas Cough;
Eleventh, Charles King; Twelfth, George Won
llolleni Thirteenth, j. D. Mlllor; Fourteenth,
II. u. Miller moved that thoro DO Ave Delegates
at thu Convention.
Joseph Wilde moved TINT tho representation
bo based upon tho voto Gust at tho last clcc-
ton.
Tho amendment was lost, byroason of oxcess-
iro ycing whom It cnrno to the. nays, aud tho
motion for five delegates wan carried, 1sle1oupon
tho meeting adjourned sno die.
Tho Committee of one from each ward aro ro-
qicstctl to mcot Tits afternoon at 2 o'clock, in
tho Staats- ZeitunJ Building,
THE FIFTEENTH WAND.
A. meeting Of tho voters Of tho Fifteenth Ward
was hold last night In saloon, No. 274 Mlwan-
e. E." scsran p s SS Of i ooo sS' County, q
Ex-Ald. William Garfield WAS appointed
permanent Chairman. and tho Dcruty-SlcriT
Secretary. Mr.. scharlau stated TINT tho
e N to voters Ta e. spRHs'f o eonh wa 1pna'a pn s
noticed familiar faces from other warts. The
meoting was for tho il,torcst Of tho Town Of
West Chicago, and intimatcl that the Itftoonsh
Ward would thon aud there nns IN nomination d
ticiot for tho v0tora Of tho West Side.
Mr. AfcIntiro moved al adjournment until they
henrd tho result of tho Conference committee
appointed at the West Side Turner Hall. Tho
motion waB lost
five delegates to represent the ward IN tho norn-
mating convention Of tho Town Of West Chicago.
This motion wac carried, and tho following per-
Hons chosen dolegates: j. j. Brown, joBcnl,
Sokup, Charles Walbaun, Herman Bcalor, and
hflcllaol Franey. On motion Tho meeting then
THE TWENTIETH WARD.
A meeting OF tho Peoples party Of tho
Twentieth Ward was held last evening IN their
oSes bng 70 Se con~dor ID s e nomaons NINA MADE t
Turucr Iall, Monday. It seems The. peraonss
nominated DO not quito satisfy Tho Taxpayers Of
this division, md another ticket vii
Kuhnen waB elected Secretary. After apeechea
by hlessrs. Jamcs 1IcAulcy, Fred Wofdcn, II.
Corcoran. James Con1cy, ex: Aid. McCairrey, and
others, 2 committee OF three, consisting Of
pointed to accct delegates to meet in convention
Monday afternoon at O'Clock, III syca Hail. corner
of Superior and Wells streets. Tho Committee
retired, md, aftor a ehort abaonco, returned
with Tile following list, which wns unanimously
confirmed: AID: Julius Jonas, Herman Small,
n: Corcoran, George ortol, and George II.
o'Drion.
A resolution was thon passed calling upon tho
wards in the North Divialon 10 select delegates
to meet in convention Monday afternoon for th6
on the 7th Of April. After t|ie transaction of
other business tho meeting adjourned.
THE UNION PARK BAPTIST CHURCH.
4 meeting Of tho Trustees of the Union Park
Baptist Church was held Yesterday evening.
There wero present r. r. Durtis, Chairman, aud
Mossrs. ". W. Bingham, F. A. Baymer, Jr., O.
j. Jacobus, and a. w. Wngslaud.
Before the u1coting was called to order
Treasurer Kingsiand oxoited d ra!her hot COLI
troversy, through stating that ho had paid out
| 1926 for expenses III connection with the Church
md that he would not pay out any moro. Flo
n
s s,..s ..,s; s,r. .s.a..
Meca't thy nau gwen up 'nelF pe"S' "ofe payns
no ront, anu yet woro Eeen 10 the church every
Sunday. Coal wae wanted for tho Council
meeting, but ho would not hayo anything to do
with tic gotting Of 1t. He accused Slr. Bingham
u nohk ~ h.on.nn pol'nu a naua AZ ~, w !oM.
foht, Dnt tne 1aster stateu tnas ho aia ~ on
prlnelp!e ana not on accnnnL OF any WISH 70 &c.
IAN tne noney. tlt1hny I'LL no sIn.eo 'nas he
"a,o o ~ EYv at up tu HIATT ~ yor hor on
Inc MGeting goI unaliy u "olh, MAe' on no- ~
ton q MIR: hlnEs!9na, IT. was rcsolyea tllat tho
noara lnstsuet ano ileasuser 70 aecss an osoos
oI tnele ,9s 9aoy, 4samn , y ~ mioal. IL,
!aSor oi mr; " ~. 9utcn. a1f' AussI.ha ssa.cu
that Mr. Da!cn nao !ronHco' . n5 soon a as she
uIatt was aceeP1ou. tn!.s tno eutt esonek ~ :.
| McCnrthy Wo1lu 90 Wltnaawn. Ihe secretary
was ttstfuosed 10 ilotl1y Me' oaten OF tne ao-
cepIaheg 1ld o. Tue ara1s, ra..a <,.,,o, .,, ..,
Mf. A'esailu asleu MuosnsE M u mns tao n;en
Gloh OF tne trustees 70 Keep tne Church ialnultfP
no WIS blck Oh payang ons money ior tno ctiafcn'
anu peng germany s! nes!eFsa ~ aua gu iae ac
count y tie ia'oas8 ~ ~ Ms. i M1iGatsny ala nos
etahu tnosE en"ie u tHe cnaicn = eApeusas ~