, 1874-09-29

n.ns auanacatlons Tor tho otico. p In oloaed By
'TI..'nuhg ntmHoli AZ IN. nnconpromlBlng
MNtlinGton man, It mas an oyidont fact thai
.nat much icalrod article, harmony, In tho Ninth.
Mard Honlbltcan Club WAS sadly deficient There
Icing no busi,losa to transact, nftor romarkg by
'"o VI ehreo other pcrsons, tic Club adjourned.
THE FOURTEENTH WARD
a bus!noEa meeting Of tho Executive Commit
TOO OF tho Opposition Club OF tho Fourtoonth
ward took placo last oyonlng at No. 520 Hub
nard street. Prof. Rodney Wolol In tho clair.
a committee OF tho Club. appointed for tho pur-
pose OF SOLICITING Bo1ro man who was willing to
aceopt tho nomination for Congress- reported
tint thoy Lad waited upon Judge Rogers to as-
Certain his vlows Oh tho aubjoct In hand Tho
Judge thought 1t boat to decline tho nomination,
as ho llad boon elected as oto Of tho Judges Of
tho Circuit Court, md tllcro lis flutes lie. A
committee appointed to nominate an Alderman
reported that they Ind agroctl upon llr. JOHN j.
Kelley aB tho most popular mnn In tho ward. Tic
Committee was dlaohnrgci, and shortly afterwards
| ono Of tho German nombora entorcd a minority
| report IN favor Of Mr. Lol,is Wolf. On motion,
committee Of three was appointed to call on
Mf. Wolf and bring him to tho monting.
~ tug menntime the questions ns to tho nomt-
nation for the State sonato and for tho election
OF judges at the primary election were discussed
at iehgtl. No decision was arrived ut IN rogard
to tho nominations for tho Senate, and, on the
AAA.sAl VI AhW. LHfSle, tD0 ApnDtnIu1*DE OF [IlG
Judges waa accorded to him. lie immediately
appointod aleasra. Dnun and Dot!lng as Judges
On motion, Mr. Smith Was appointed commit
too OF one to visit tho County 0oumisaionora
1tld roquest that tho voting place Of the Fourth
Precinct 10 changed from tho corner of Wood
nnd Indiana BtroetB to tho coruor Of Paullna aud
Indiana streets.
WHOM Mr.. Wolf arrived, hc was grootcd With
loud applause from tho Gormnn 1nombors. and,
although Kclloy VAS tho original choice Of tho
Committee, Wolf wan unanimously voted tho
candidate, md tho nomination Of hfr. KcjloY n.A-
tire!y ignored. Antl tho worst Of it was that
Kollov was compelled to ho witncaa OF tho
whole proceeding. Hc. however, proved him.
self to DO gentleman By voting iu the at1!1na-
two for hiA friond. cali for tho tncoting Of
tho Club Friday evening VAS msde unaninious,
md tho Club then adjourned to meet again ono
week from Tonight
THE SEVENTEENTH WARD.
Tho Executive Committee of tho Seventeenth
Ward Opposition party was to havo hold moet.
ing laat evening ut no. IS C!ybourns avenue. for
tho pnrpose Of pcrfeoting arrangements for tho
primary election Saturday. Owing to mistake
NJ to tho insertion Of tie advertisement, yery
Few Of tho Committee woro in attendance, aud it
was therefore dconod advisable to adjourn to |
IhuradaJ evening ue1t.
LAKE. |
Tho ctlzeus Of tho Town of Lnko opnoacd to |
the Republican party held meeting last satur-
day oyoulug at tho Town-1Iall, at the Stock |
Yards, for the purpose Of organizing an Oppo- |
bition club. Tho meeting was called to order by
James s. McEllijott, and Patrick Grady was
elected chairtnan and William p. Thompaon |
Secretary. On motion Of pctor Murphy, IN
election for permanent olncora WAS hold, with
tho following rchnlt President, Jnmcs S.; Atc-
ELLIOT vleo-rrosilent, William, Storm Score
tary: ". f. ThomI'son Tioasuror, Patrick
Grady Executive Comn1ftton. Patrick Delaney,