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eral gentlemen followed the General, among
which we're Ar. DeuA1s and Charles Beach,
The Club adjourned to meet again next sAtur-

which we're hr. Denlkls and Charles Beach,
The Club adjourned to meet again next sAtur-
day night.
FIFTEENTH WARD OPPOSITION.
4 well-atteuded meeting OF the Opposition Of
the Fifteenth Ward WAS hold lzst evening in tho
saloon corner Of E1ston -oad aud Armitage av-
enne. The principal object Of the meeting MAS
the nomination OF suitable man for Alderman.
Mr.. Michael Ryan was the first nominee. He
had no sooner been nominated than tho meeting
WAS completely broken up by cat-calls and yells
for Franey aud Lynn who had announced them
selves as Independent candidates.
Speeches were made by Nesers. D1etmar
Fransy. Compton, and Ryan. It was impossible
for any one to preside over the meeting, so great
was the disorder. At late hour the crowd dis
persed With but poor ideas OF the new nomina-
tionB.
FIFTEENTH WARD REPUBLICANS.
Ameeting OF the Republicans Of the Fifteenth
Ward WAS held last evening at Jacob Miller's
saloon, 671 Milwaukee avenue. John Ball was
in the chair and c. Fl. Plautz acted IS Secretary.
Tho meeting seemed to be without an object,
unless it MAS to abuse everybody not voting tho
Republican tickot- r. kioboesa, E. Thompson.
II. Goruhard, J. II. Hawley, Ingwel oleson, aud
the Rev. Mr. Holyoke were the speakers Of the
evening. The last named gentleman was the
shining Light OF the aesemblage- Up to april
last. he Has pastor Of the Wicker Park Congre-
gational Church. He TOOK great pains to
IMPRESS upon tho meeting the necessity
OF tho election Of Mr.. Ward to Congress. He
talked Ward necessarily, aud when his voice
could be heard above the jostle OF beer-glaBses.
it Was in predicting the downfall Of tho nation
unless that gentleman MAS reelected. The
meeting closed with three cheers for Mr. Ward.
which were given with great ea1nestness BY the
Rev. nr. Hloyoke.
PRINTERS MEETING.
a large aud spirited meeting OF printers WAS
held in the hall, No, n Dearborn street, at 1880
O'Clock yesterday afternoon to express their in
dorsement of Col, Owen Stuart, late active
and now an honorary member Of their fraternity,
for the position OF Sheriff Of Cook County. The
meeting WAS called to order by the selection OF
Mr. II. a. Madden "a Chairman, and L. S. Davis
Is Secretary.
4 number OF speeches were made. all bearing
strongly in favor OF that gentleman, and num-
ber Of incidents we're Fecited which served to
show in what high esteeu, Col Stuart ia held by
his fe1low-craftamen, after which the following
preambleB 8nd resolutions we're adopicd:
WHEnEAs, 1t has come to cur knowledge th.t m old
and former active member Of our craft, Col Owen
Stuart Ia montioned in connection With the office OF
6hertd of Cook County; and
Col. Stuart, whether ac1ye follower Of our hNsi
neea, AL employer,-or, mora exalted and dlstn-
zu7hed ti-Colone1: and Commander Of the Nintleth
Illinois Infantry Irish Legion) In leading which he
received nearly fAtA wounds,-we haye always found
him the came warm and true friand; therefore
{3tsotrfd That recommend Col. Owen Stuart to
the confidence and support of all. one for whom
the highest regard and respect aud IN every way
worthy OF cordial inloIeeme to which Wa boar
cheerful and unsoictud testimony.