, 1874-04-19

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n Na-Lnng, or "Theoba1d Of the shl2s;n he le
., descendants who preferred tho good old ahlesl'
J. name OF OMhlley to the Norman patronJmlG;
y Burke. 80 our Charley came honotaply py Il
u romnntlc name anu inherited much OF ts.s me
Q nance WHICH ols''neoisneo o's 'aneo le1n''
o prosecutor .ru,oa ~ oa ,
Q ChatleY, AZ me peE1oa aliuaeu 70. "as
4 Tor justice OF me fsace. 3no 3Inot,r L1si
q ou'ans shoatea 1or McCarthy OF McCar.ny
It ma1l-theT dlon't care much Wn'cnmls NJ was
me saIne lor 'ne n9nor OK tuIsseI. ineto & W.
osher grs n sIe nanas o. ene pJup'e ~,
staf OF re 'sn nrmamept ;n ne Vas snpgofte g ts
the ouohesy Inc Dbpsss bod - thar anu baa ~
> Fre3naereast, al OF whom nao ~ taelF pAc
hardy Connauen1 clans-
TIE DAT or CONTEST ,...
came, ana ne'er nlu n1oIn H., stosny poli!lcs
battle ourst upoh Chlcago. 1ae "o1a1 passlon
tho young vas Tue most INDUSTRIOUS ana lno1
pncaolo oSer @ AnoWn-eFah ~ to"n
electlon. ine sl'Iouut VI mtIsAs 4 Go1eu11e' tI
On Tue occas1ou can uaIuiy osel oe osntuaseu-
even were II "oita "uic ~ A5heAu est1t1te,
nna 5no nupo, u p6oth th t noauJ ~ ~ y
tn aoeiot5 eno%na snns thn naa no'
cohnnea sn9nSelyes s 20 stnn'o M pnno.,o'1es 1 ot u
oIal , as ~ ,,, VI III uy rm ms1S 10y -
"ngI VEN a,d
o'Maley John s. Quinn and all thatfaction we!e 2,
p!aiuu 9oe11oa Sau1oAe euv uo!.e ~.
IoeAe' aeooiu1ns ~ l1o1 M M! PWnonp.nsn, ~ VI
.noso OF tnsn lfl1nos ino . naonstee ntIn tha
foIJ ~ feo,;on 0@'D oo,nnioto1v d;r;dad
uoa' aa Ns,:t;s1 Isoh ~! ~. ~ ~ sa rr.4
tne lr1sn polltIcal stfenEsn o. taa cisy. 1na6
| n4story iePeAte! l1selt' O'loIa ~ tno5 "e!e,
tho ~ 1ssn lalliaiueo oos'inat1 neaocsass' "nile
,no uer,nahs, s"aJeo y hoalng ano oener
eauess' qesetsea @ 1ne sinhlng smp VI uemoGfaGy
80 ~ o1o"t;o,ss - 1as1 80 ns ~ 40
!rlsh ln Tue oecllons OF lo21, 2o' ana Inc tnree
~ a1acte1 Nyavor an'1 ostnb1ishn1 thomsa'rca 49,
elec!eo nhyos. I' M a. snai.ae'es oEt
nuvars ' 1~@ 11'O@'>0@' F''- - 49,
f~"'~ o'mA11Er's. ,s1sronrn,ra.
of ria frinnds fstinrn;sbci tnmsot.aa W. ~ aoty
in ofsca wIc1 are renera11v Inn,en ~ ,,nttz "s.z
The teT maIfeasance Thay ar" nau"a arres.a unaSr
tried and Mr. OSIniiay with othars mora 1e~n, o',,,
Honeo ~ corract;on 1'A'n7 a'1on Ill sne
0 TT1; ~ ,;sfar+,,rn +a,;,.toa ~: o
no1itcs prondarfr,at a.1 .rnaita s H.ioe1ee ~
holostv nonr;aha{ e. al, Ita ETY. neu. onen
a!nn ms iAfo u luz *season oue WITH Tie
"eeo0e'ono u
- .,o,n- ,oE9 L9S1 .uAS WENTWORTH
sdo ,ea,t jo'v ft,n w. ~ tue North
stahes nnohn,oa speclas co.,
s.ap4es, e4aSeetau'eiy numpe1eo up to sew
n n reality, only few hundred Of
ti tnon. otot4"eo the Po1ls- no carried
",tn a1act nnIod pIi T9Tb On hesa
Inc sanus ~, 49, -an infamous !ochhty-and made
!1 hame in the history OF Chicago such as stern
lueis l,ua a!MaES MaAeIa name OF Terror 60 evll
ooe1s. NJ. NsntMoS!ns reign astonlsnea tho
@ clty aaa n1ppeo CYL ID large-sHoo bud. In
4oo9
TIE 1Esu1Ts
commenced building their church on West
Twelfth street, Tor, already large 1rish coloay
mad sprung up IN the sections which now conf
PRISE the Elghth and Ninth Wards. The German
and scand1naylan inhux-eEnSrants enterprising
and thrifty, who bought up house-lots With their
earnlngs-droVe the poorer classes Of tha 1riah,
especially the squatters, before II, and compelled
them 10 seek quarters IN other parts OF the city.
1t Ii .........
NOTABLE FACT
that tho Irish and Germans, while they may
coalesco Tor political Object, rarely OF never
nlnGto socially The customs, sentiments, and
manners OF the twp peoples aro essentially au- !
tinathetic. The thrifty German located in one
spot and remained while the heodlesa Irishman
moved from place to- place. But. in our DAYS,
thrift ia also becoming an Idsh characteristic,
and tho number Of Irish owners in all parts Of
the city is quito formidable.
The migration to the West Side continued un-
ahated during the earlier days Of the War, and, !
Us usual, political ambition was developed with |
numerical strength. 1t Was then that
JOHN coM1snET
arose in hisyoung vigor to display his akt11 as
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