, 1879-07-07
BENNER'S REMOVAL, :
An Indignation Meeting Of Germans
Yesterday Afternoon.
Tho Mayors Action Denounced by d
Number OF Welt-Knonn Speakers.
Resolutions Of Regret and Disapwoval
Unanimously Adopted.
Farther lttEon u Ne Taken Al 0Bes--An tgttas
tlsa Ammittto AppalOted,

NFA oV1AAlt1to ntfVsaeNHe
A nass-tpecttng Of German citizens, irsespect.
I've OF party, was held yesterday afternoon at
the North slde Tutncr.lIall, under the auspiccs
OF tic Chicago Turngemelnlt, To give exprcs.
slon to tleif Indignation and disgust 1t Mayer
Hsrison's action Ia removing Fire-Marshal
Dtnner from the p0Re3on he has 10 e0tc!eutty
filled for many years. The Garmans turned out
quits numcrousfy, and there vera Just ~ many
Democrats present a. Republicans. The feeling
Of dls9ust with Mayor narrson's admintssra-
ton thus far aiming the Gor,nan citizens sesFned
to be e4uitd unanimous, and there 10 no denying
tic TACT th&t, were he to run agan for Maror or
any other office, he nould hardly get angle
German vote.
The meeting was called to order hy Hr. Emit
1lotehsscr, first speaker OF The. .Turngonetpde,
who explained its object, sayIng that tho
Tnrngemclmle wAa certainly Justified ID taking
tile lead la this matter, having 1arRa property.
interest, and being composed Of leading Cor
man citizens who arc all heavy Insurers and
| highly interssted as u who Is In charge Of sho
/ Fire Department.
Mr. Jacob DoscF WIS elected Chairman, aod
Dir. William, kncckcn Secretary.
MR. FRANK schwEIr1unrn,
leading German Democrat, expressed bis dis
gust It. the hlayor's actlun. Ue did not think
tbeT had anything decent to expect from Msyot,
narFsof,, ana tacy ought to give full vsut to
thetr feelings OF d!sGust with bis administration.
NJ; .ss: :, M ysnnsr had .se9 s ee't a.,
~ T., uea u.s. A., ~ "e oeas Sa''e
was 10 Inc eounttS'-a'"l u''o ucsmahs onene 70
show By their action that they would not submis4
to such an outrage a. his removal. =
.no,rr ,,,,r,1rn
dnfd hA D1ruaH1 tYhcu ha fhtt ~
sA'o no mas p'c'leeu "'''n "s 'eafpeu u'At tnlS'
meestns was TO % held, ana ne hoped they
against te insult offered the Germans By thu
MaEor in removing Marshal pepner. It via M,
insult to every German 10 the city, md theys
Ought to resent The ilisu[t With every ueans H.
their power.
AID. Wcttercr said ho had talked with eomo ol'
The principal husintss men and lad found noua,
Tint did not conile,an tie Mayors actiou. Asa
tnetnb7r ul the Council, be would es{,
LITE LITE "G'" '1sss ,a '"aH t""tu!Foe o. tnal
M npaT Hr.,,a' ~ u. lasos =. ol me setentsoT
ta,,t H.. raasa asa"". r. VIZ uM Eeuusa onnlo
.nat h's tcmotn. W. unwansnsea h,M Wlsnoae
Gda1v ~ % us.aer oeeF @ aam never he'o an olSS.
had s'ro1 fenn, uy III @ n1a, & anu na neah
nna ta,ed sesen ,c ~ ifon1 n y, a' now hayns aeeon
ps1eu ., ae9tls o' wonaaf ne IA k'eKea oat u Of
nes .s nhe = uoE: e Ine MaFor must % snoxn taet
e0' people "'' nov suonf. 70 SUN oassase7'
mn. JOSEPH kAuFaAH
for removing s1araaai Donner, mud that hc was
act,lated solely by seltIsb motives, II thc Mayor
was really anxious to, make retrencl-
nents In the City Government he could
do 10 without taking PORTION OF The
salary Of the poor,5.paitl lseu1ep,
Ing removal OF alnrshal Beunar was simply
E1aoc 10 give uaff1soh c1lahca to appoint an
oil!ce-AeeRcr to re"atu those who had helped
ihm lnto oiee .sss iney oaa seen pe!ofe ~ nre
s,aa seen sinee she trc what good ona couli
do. Msrata! ltcnner had made the Fire De-