, 1875-03-14

Contest Between the Hssing and ReAm
Factions.
Tho South and West Sides.


only two considerations, the interest Of Jacol
Rehn. Superintendent OF Police, and the inter
est OF A. G. .Heaing, Of the Ssadss- Zeitung
Whichever of those interests preponderates vii
| hare indorsad the successful ticket Much o.
| tho resnlt seems to depend upon the fac
whether Bob Keuney will be accepted ot
any ticket his unropularity growing stronger
it would appear, with every hour between ths
first mention OF his name aud the day OF election
Ameeting was called last night, in his Interest,"
! it is rumored: Mr. Kenney i protese Of 11r.
| Hesng who, it is possible, seeing the danger
| Of his ticket On account Of kenney, will With
i draw him.
The tickets in the field arc these: Collector,
Langan , Supervisor, Robert Kenney, with Fseh-
| muller and Edward kehoo aa reserves Town
| Clerk. Thomas Gavin. The other is: Collector,
Ald. 1engacher; Assessor, Albert Patch,
former Incumbent, Supervisor, George Baynes !;
| Town Clerk, james Stanton.
| To men acquainted with the pecuiazitiea at-
| tending the fo:egoi ug combinationsthe proba-
| bulty OF compromise must appear strong.
{ Here, for instance, is John Murphy man Who
! owes his last discontinue to A. G. Heslrg,
| heading ticket upon which Robert Eenney,
boon friend OF Mr. Hesing. appears ~ = canei-
| date for Supervisor. Marphy and Kauney On
| the eame ticket ia moral imposslbi1ity. On t.,
ticket beaded BY Aid Lengscher. aud suppor:e,!
BY the Rehn interest," no such feature Is discor:-
ible. They are all Kehnn men, most noticeak,y
Aid. Lengscher. whose sutrerings at the hand:
Of Ar. Hesng are quite fresh in political memo
ries. The only strict Hesing uaan in the vhola
thing, it would seem, is 90 Bob kenney.
This fight win depeud great deal upon tho
opposes the HesinF desire will certainly capture
the Twentieth Ward. II it does not, il will not
certainly be the fau't Of the Corcorans, tho Cal
1sshaus. or even the Caseys. The Eighteenth is
limos. ;aht,s IT, the same a1 ar George Bsynss
the Rehm ticket for Supervisor ss against
Bs1aes s is ~ WORTH. To- possibly, % abo1: % ssa So:
0oo. One rumor, indnsttious|y set a@oat
against, Kennsy, is that by = played-ont
fugte Irish aud German laborera into tho belief
that by procuring them amrloymont for three
weeks or 30, On the condition that they vote for
him, they can benefit themselves materially.
ticket, John Murphy, is = grocer; John Langar,
for Assessor, is eewer-builder; Kanney, for
Supervisor, is we'll enough known; Thomas
Gavin, for Town Clerk, II = night watch-
MN. On the second ticket, Aid. LangacheE.
for Collector, is In insurance business; Albert
Patcn, for Assessor, is Fire Warden; George
Baynes for Supervisor, is q Constable; and
James Stanton, for Town Clerk, is 4 grocer and
. member in good standing Of the Irish Lttaray
Society.
Is II &8a6IL6Q Oh R0OQ &uL1QTlLY Il1L q AkfA4R0H
Republican ticket viii bo pIacad in the eeld.
Whatever ticket will appear will certainly nos
need names for Conetabiea- The man in tho
van 80 far aspiring to the glorious prerogatiyo
OF Copstableahip IL Mr. Patnck Daley At pres-
Constable. He seems to have 1t Ill hin osn
way.
An advertisement appeared In ono Of tho
morning papers yesterday, calling upon tho
people Of the North sds to meet in the evening
At No. los North Clark street, for the purpons Of
nominating candidates for the coming town elec-
ton i was we'll understood that the meeting
was called in the intareat Of Bob KenneY, the
present Supervisor Of North Chicago. who In
again = candidate for reelection At the ap-
4anisa S.res h1s ass tss ~s 5f sed i'''n but Mt
with sdhetents Of Mr: Kenner, bus
the partisaus Of e1-Ald. Kehoe, who is also
. candidate for Supervisor. As coon as the few
friends Of Eenney became aware Of the fact that
they haa no show at the meeting. they went
away discounted.
Mr. Ernst Hummel and his bosom friend.
Charles Rehu Police Sergeant, we're also press
ent to manipulate the moves tn favor OF Ir>
Hummel Who wants to be elected Collector in
place Of Mr.. George Knerr. Tho North Side
Glee Club was also present, and 6iecoursed
sweet music to sooshe the breasts Of the savagea
who had cone to participate Ia the proceedings.
Ex-A1d. Thomas Cannon. ]. p, occupied
= corner in the room to watch the interests Of
u
better than to be elected Collector.
The meeting Was called to order ut about half
past o'clocf, and Mr. J. B. Waah Was elected
Chairman, and Mr. William O'Brian Secretary
The Chairman atated that tho meeting had
been called through the Times, = paper which
nobody, br some persons Who Tor
reasons best known TO themselves haF .4ot mada
heir appearance it wns therefore prop
.r for the "people" present to Or
,anize aud make arrangements for
tnh - ~ L.
ZONE influential pager. 80 that the whole poopls
:ould attend and take part in tho proceedings.
Mr. r. F. O'Bden moved that the meeting ap-
Joint delegates to sttend the Convention.
tMr. Callaghan wanted tha meeting adjourn
Or week. They must give the peopla chsuca
o assend, or else scalaTags might creep into
,fRce, which would be great calamity for the
North Side
On motion, the following Committee Wac 10
'ointed to designate tho day aud place Of next
Mccormick, r. Colson, and William Daviue-
The Committee then retired, and after short
bseuce' returned aud stated that they h&d de-
ided to hold another meeting tomorrow eveu-
g IT. tie b s's sss place. ana At th's meeting del
The report Of tho Committee Wa accepted
nd the meeting adjourned
THE EIGHTEENTH WARD
About fifteen Of the "people" Of the E1gh-
,onth Ward met yesterday afternoon at the cor
er of Oak aud Market streets, and recommend
the following candidates for the sud1ages Of
10 citizens OF North Chicago. ut the coming
,wp election George B. Rayuer, Supervisor
rnst Hummel Collector B. Langen. Assessor;
ab1e.
WEST TOWN.
4 NEW MAN.
4 candidate OF considerable prumls@ in tho
eat Town seems to be John Fitzgerald, doing