, 1876-08-01

MEETINGS.
TUE FIFTH WARD.
A meeting Of tho Republicans OF the Fifth
Ward was held Mt No. 1ao Archer avenue last
evening for the purpose Of organizing arother
Hayes and Wheeler Club There were about
seventy voters present, tho majority Of whom
wero Germans. Mt. George +. Kolbe was
elected Chairman and Fred Lelbrnnflt SECRETARY.
On motion Of cx.Ald. Schmidt, tho Chair MP
pointed as 4 committee to nomlnato officers for
the Club, Henry Broth, Thomas A. Mcrmot,
William srcvens, Mr.. Kennedy, and Henry
Morris.
The Committee, nfter an absence OF twenty
minutes, recommended tho following: Presl.
dcnt, Henry Broth; vice-Prcsldont, j. c. Ste
vcns; Secretary, Capt. j. Smith; Treasurer,
George F. Kolbc.
During tho Interval, Mr. T. II. White made
brief speech, inviting the new club to attend
tho meeting In tho Th1ni Ward Wednesday
evening. Lie alluded 10 a seeming friction
growing out OF tho organization Of / second
club In tho ward. md hoped that harmony
would prevail, saying that both clubs had only
one great object TO attain-thc election Of Hayes
aud Wheeler. [Applausc.]
Ex-Ald. Schmidt Thought It advisable to have
Bosne more Vicc-Prcsidents and m Executive
Committee, and he therefore moved that n eo1sl-
mittec Of fire be appointed to make sach sclec-
uolls, to report at the next meeting.
The nlottnn w.a agreed to, md the Chair m
Nounced ne tho Committee: Martin Best, Will
lam Stevens, J. Widcvwilcr, NJ Schlnltz, md
Ed Kennedy
On motion, tho Clair was authorized to ap-
point a committee to draft constitution and
injecting, which IL to DO held Saturday night.
Mr.. Broth then addressed thu Club Il, Ger
man, charrtc1izing Tllilen ~ IL prctcntlor 60
~ as reform WIS concerned, Ills record proving
him to be everything but n,an in favor Of re-
form. On thu other inntl, he pointed out tho
purity Of llayes, and advcrse4 10 his letter Of
acceptance Ior evidence Of his Intentions.
Hayes wus n 'nnn Of Ills word, md, wilat lsc
said, he would to.
Three cheers wero given for Hayes and
Wheeler, md the tneutsng adjourned.
| Tile Tonth Ward Scandinavian 1Iaymakor
Club met for drill Inst evening 70 ttS old en-
Tue, The company marched through the streets
Of tic ward uIltier tho direction 9f Capt. L. G..
Cllrist!anaen. There aru already three full
companies organized among tug Scan1!nava.ls,
o. nsS t}9 : r. cce9Pany A. capdf Emn5t Gom
| l!rtcla,lti. Company u "a now In process Of or
| gnnixatio,l, but lnls not elected Its Officers.
| At the mrcting last evening Jl.stfce G. r
\ Mut:on called the proceedings tu ardcr, uni Mr.
! land being elected as Secretary.
Officers Of Company u were then elected as
| follows:
Captain, E. C. Chrlsttanscn; Licutcuauts,
Mnr.ln Olesot md Peter Larsoll.
While tho election of uflieors WAS going on, a
recruiting Office for another company was
opened with Capt. 4. Miller IN charse. A largy
number signed the rolls.
Capt. ChrIstiausen made a hrtcf speech, which
WIS enthusiastically received. Tie meeting
then adjourned, after m invitation l,gd been cx-
| tended to tho members to bD present at tht
uniform drill of tile Eleventh Ward Club, wlic!
| will be held Tomorrow evening In Murtfue'd
| Hall, Ada street, near Madison
| TWELFTH WARD.
| At q meeting OF tho Twelfth Ward Demo
cratie Club, held yesterday evening at the cor
| ntr OF Western avenue md Madison street,
tho following officers were elected: T. T. Cur.
ney, President; D. A. stitt, Seuretnry; Judge
t}Taha,n, William l.aw, Jr:, Dr. Lowe, r. J.
bliss, Mt,d II. d. Baldwin, Viec-presidcnts; ant
O. T. hathaway, Treasurer
| JEyYRMkoN.
A Hayes md Wheeler. Club was formed Mt tlis
n!gi,-school building In, Jottcrsuu satur'la,
st!tusion and orga'llzcd psrinsasntIy by uleytinl
Esq.; Vtce-rrcsilunts, 8. J. lfanna, \. j
Nnwlen, L. A. BUILDING, Fred IlAnssen, Isanl
WulH, Thoulas Rutherford, A. y. Dru.lley, ant
Treasurer, Ii. F. liolcolab; Executive Com
n,!ttee, Or. D. B. Fonda, Mark Reynolds, Franl
Wultf, F. A. lforce, anil j. j. Chnse. Spccelc
wure made by judge llama nill 4. j. Nowlcn
and ti,teE Interest aud enthusiasm were nlal.i
| tested.