, 1874-03-22

present nnmes Of delegates to attend the coming Town
Convention having failed TO report In good seaaou Il
WIS, on motion Of J. r Burke, discharged, md new
committee was appointed in Its stead. The litter
body nominated the following delegates, whose a.
Ointment ~as taken up singly nd tstiaed: Msrtr
Growe, .ohn Burke Dr. c. H. Perry, ]. Il. Burke, and
Mr. stan,on, chairman OF the old Committee. c,,no
n ato "h another st Of Delegates hut his report wns
lala Upon the table and tie NEE ,,sg ad iou1 ned
Tie proceedings were characterized by gf-at ack OF
Li5nity. - o'@' '''~&1 -
TIE FIFTEENTH WARD
Wel-etteuded meeting OF voter Of the Fifteenth
Mafd was held Last night af No. 37G North Reuben
street. for the purpose Of choosing delegates to tho
sensenton which ,neets 10 for tie nomination
oi toWn onceFF. Ar. L. Schaffer occupied tho clair
and Dr. Eseher acted as Secretary. Tie followinr
delegates wer6 chosen Michael Welch, Peter Schlan
tna1les MaLp4u1n John F. Koch, and Dr. Ebeuer
THE NORTH snE.
~ oelng fninored yesterday th.t the Peoples Exccu-
tive Committee Of the Seventeenth Ward woud hold n
meeting in the evening Ble1nis saloon for the pur-
pose Of tntesrogating AID, Ieneacher tn rerard
to his alleged treachery In no. sticking to the party
snd m helping TO elect A Dixon President Of the conn
70 attend to the conclave. The following gen
nenen were present: Aloph schoenlugcr
faaa fash aosttnsf R;r1 1hsod0re ea Kar7 poese ~
"a. 'Lsagacher stated thht had been an Alderman
ior TWO yca1s. and every know how well
bad performed his duties. He could hardly believe
nese tht lie had voted for Dixon tf:er having pub
ltshed hfs affidavit IN TIE TRIBUNE. The Stcats-
teAutu 10 1lu Aln or, EAd tGerttOr8 IT GAcu
such sutferft g.s to ompnkh his fall.
Mr. Srhoenluger informed Mr. Leugacher that the
Gonaniittee vas s'tshed that he bad not voted for
DIXON staH the people Of the ward were excced-
neS and1Rnant md believed all the REPORTS TINT
circulated. 4 It Dad not been for this feeling pubic
meeting would have been cal ed, but the Committee
were afraid Of doing it, fearing and trouble.
After some further debae AID Lengat her Bald that
ne wished it TO be understood tlLt he longer
candidate for Collector Assessor III fact he
had been candidate.
All present thought TINT it vaa beat to drop Mr.
Lengacher candidate for cce, us, with the pres
ent feeling, be could not I've elected.
Mr. Gustav Adolrh Korn then unanimously
chosen the cn,diIGte OF tie Seventeenth Ward
the office OF Assessor Of North Chicago.
The meeting then udj journed to KroeniRs Ealoon,
where the prospects Of the various candidates waro
talked ovc:.
Mr. kor,., It was thought, would make strong and
very 17ailnbe candidate having shown himself to he
Of considerable force OF and ability by
biz impartial Rulings as President OF the Liberal
Minded Citizens. Although Patch, tie prescnt
that Korn could beat him. Patch has been Assessor
for the last Kx yearH, although having promised st
every election thAt he would not eEain Le candidate
For Collector, the Seventeenth Ward would have sup
ported the Present incumbent, Mr. Murphy, but his
brother being aso accused Of hayiug voted for AID
Dt1on German the North SIDE will cast his vote
for him. George Knerr, Of the Nineteenth Ward, for
merry Bridewell Superintendent will be supported by
the Seventeenth Ward, and the Nineteenth Ward will
also go for him.
Mr. Bob Kinney Is the strongest man for Super
Tlsor, aud 4. E. Franklin stands fair chance of
receiving tbs nomination for Town Clerk.