, 1874-03-25
THE CHICAGO DAILY TRIBUNE: WEDNESDAY, MARCH 25 1874

THE ClilCA0O l1AA!
capacity, nrr. King was chosen ,permanent
Chairman. 1lr. Gairoroy wae elected HocrotnrV:
Tho report Of dolegatoa from tho Eighth Wara
crcatod disturbance. Tho rcgnI4arsym g4an.ym - or tn1
thoro a seemed IN G no Likelihood of coming to an
1ir. Miller syortod tho impending rumpus BY
saving he did not consider tll'a Convention pfop-
erty called. and tho tiokot nominatod would not
n,eot Will, any support 1Io favored tho aypoint-
mont Of U co1ntnlttoe Of fyo to call enucns IN
every ward Saturday eyeona. . to 1'n a19p9tnt dole
eatos to oonyofo - ~ o1 a,on nod oomitoo
Of ono in each ward to call caucus in each ward
There wns much Dissatisfaction ct this
result md calls woro inado Tor aiviaion,
hut lilo Chair docsdoa tho motion adoptotl
nnd appointed tho Committoc, ~ followa:
Seventh r, J. Hickey, Eighth. John o'Drion;
Niuth, John 7. Mullen; Tonth, Thomas Cough;
Hollon; Tlirtconth,. Il. D. Mil!er; Fourleentl',
James 1t. Warren; Tlftoonth, JOHN +. Koch.
II. .: Miller moved tint tthoro bo five delegates
at tho Convention.
Joseph Wilde moved TINT tho representation
he based upon tue vote cast at tho last olac-
tion.
Tho amendment was Lost, byreaaon OF excess-
ivo yelling when 1t came to tho nnyB, aud the
motion for five delegates WIS carriod, wletoupon
tho mooting adjourned ano die.
Tho Committed Of ono from each ward are ro-
gnontcd to meet this afternoon at O'Clock, il
tho 6taats- -Zeitnng Building.
THE FIFTEENTH WAND.
a meottng Of tho voters OF the Fifteenth Ward
was hold laat night in . saloon, No. 274 Alilwau-
kco avcuuc, and WAS called to order 1y Charles
o. oook o9ana "nn3nto
EE3rorota,y. lii. Roharian atatod tliat the
meeting vaa suppose, to .l DO tu COMPRESSED !
noticed familiar tacas, from other war4s. The
meeting was for the interest OF the Town Of
West Chicago, and intmated That the Fifteenth
Ward would thon aud there lut ~ nomination
ticket for tho voters Of tho West Side.
nlr. ntoIntiro moyotlan adjournment until they
hoard the result of tho Conference Conmittee
appointed ut tho West 6ido Turner Hull. The
motion Was loat.
1yo delegates to represent the ward IN tho nomi-
mating convention Of tho Town OF Wost Chicago.
rhia motion waB carried, aud tho following per-
aons chegon delegates J; J: Brown, Jossp1 t,,1
| Nichaol Franoy. On motion Tho meeting then
| adjourned.
TIT TWENTIETH WARD.
4 meeting Of the Peoples party Of tho
headquarters, No. Il North Clark street, the
object being to consider the nominations made at
Turner Hail, Monday. It seems the persons
% not qt9 sas aanaE the ssi ~
|
bo placed in tho field: On notion, Mr..
Fred Becker was called to the chnir, md Nicholas
Kuhnon was elected Secretary, After speeches.
BY MesBrs; Jamos AioAuley, FREQ w. WoIfson, ~;
others. 2 committee, Of three, consisting Of
| Mesars. McAu]ey, Wolfsen, and Conley woro ap-
pointed to soect delegates to meet IN convention
Monday afternoon at2 o'clock, in Syea Hall, corner
| retired, mud, alter short absence, returned
With tho following liBt, which WIS unanimously
| confirmed: AID. Julius Jonas, 1lermnn Small,
| II: Corooran, George ortel, and George II.
! ODrien.
A. resolution WAS then passed calling upon the
| wards in the North Division to eolcct delegates
to meet iu convention Monday afternoon for tho
| purpoqo OF nominating candidates tor election
| on the It'll Of April. After the transaction or
| other business the meeting adjourned.
THE UNION PARK BAPTIST CHURCH.
| A meeting Of the Trustees Of the Union Park
Baptist Church WINS held yesterday evening.
There wero present ?. 7. Durtis, Chairman, and
1Icssra. ". ", bingham, T. A. Daymer, Jr., O.
J. Jaoobus, aad A. ". Kingsland.
Bcforo tho meeting was called to order
Treasurer Kingsland excited rather hot con-
trovegsy, through stating that lo had paid out
| f325 for expenses in connection with the Church
and that he would not pay out any moro. Ho
| stated chat q number OF tina Rnppnrtara OF Mr.
MCCARTHY had given up their pows wero paying
| no rout, and yet we're seen iu the church ovory
Sunday. Coal wns wanted for tho Council
| meeting, but he would not haye anything to do
with tho getting Of it. He nccuBcd Mr.. Bingham
| OF being two months behind hand in h;B pew
| rent, but the latter atatod that ho did it on
prluciple, aud not OH nccount Of any wish to re-
thin tho money. Tlually ho stated that ho
wanted to give up tho Treasurorship.
Tho meeting got finally to work, whom, on mo-
ton OF bfr. Mngsland, 1t WAS resolved tint tho
Board instruct tie Treasurer to accept an order
on them for $3.50, drawn BY Mr.. Mccarthy ii.
favor OF MIR. J. b. Dutch. Mr.. Kipgs1and stated
draft was accepted, TINT tho suit against n1r.
MCCARTHY would be withdrawn. The Secretary
was instructed to notify Alr. Dutch Of the nc-
ceptanco OF the draft.
| Mr, Kii,gsland asked whether 1t wns the inten-
tion Of the Trustees to keep the church running.
Ito was eiok OF paving out mouoy for tic church,
and being otesnally beseged By duue Oh its no.
count. If tho friends Of Alr. Mccarthy did not
stand their share Of tue churchs expenses ho
would send in bis resignation. The rasronai-
bility rested on tho rest Of the Trustees as well
rs on him, aud Ae thought they should ''Bhoyo
up the ducats" immediately.
on the paw-ront, buthe did not think the Dcaoons
ought to run the church.
Mr. Kingsiapd insisted that Mr.. Bingham
should ethor pay lis pew-ront, or say when he
Rr. bingham thought Alr. Kingsland intondcd
to insult hlm.
Mr.. KingBand said that would poromptort1y
resign his position as Treasaror, mud would next
morning send along tho treasury"b0x aud all the
papers conncclod with tho oilice.
Mr. Burtis wantod to Euow what would be-
como of that draft Of Mr.. MCCARTHY.
hIr. Kingsland stuffed that everybody connect
ed with tho church was starving on account ol
tho nou-pnyment Of pow-ront BY hr. McCarthy's
friends. Tho old sexton was Losing flesh pal-
pahly, and even tho church cat WAS becoming
each day moro culacated in form. IIo called
upon tho maeting to act upon lis resignation.
meeting, suggested tint tho church be closed up
for three mouths.
r4o meeting dogonorated into d quiet aquabble
on tho merits OF tho 3IcCMthy case before tllt
Council. when Mr. Baymer callol the attention
of tho Trustees to the fRct TINT they were mol
trying their Into pastor. After short struggle
to return to business tito meeting again fell iMte
prosy discussion Of the McCarthy case from