, 1879-07-15
MATT. DENNER.
His Bond Approved BY the Council, md
He Takes Hold To-Day.
VIII lie GoAOut OF ONCE on tho First Of
u Augast2
Tho Aldermen Believe that Everything
Will Be Peacefully Settled.

Mayor Harrison was IN tho worst possible
humor yesterday, md WAS entirely unnpproActi-
ablo by any {Asson who ho Ind tic slightest
suspicion was cvcr near a newspaper office.
In fact, lie would bo seen br few. uutnilo Of
the ak Aldermen who supported him Saturday
night, md they Werc OH hand at an curly hour
10 press their claims. McYcr WAS therc, fol.
1pwcl BY cotcris Of Ills constituents for
whom he was looking for places, md Riorlun,
McNally, mud tho others wcro by no
means backward: It could not he 1earncu
that any Of them not anything moro substantial
than renewal OF the old-tlmo promises. unless
It was tllat the Wcat Side desmcmbcrs got Gleason
ordered to work today, 6dt they all went away
day. Some Of tho Aldermen who opposed him
Wcrn also Rriund, but they were treated very
coofIy. They were around, however, not to SEQ
him, but Oh other business. and tho Democrats,
authorize the announcement TO be mado
that they never nsked any favors OF
him OF my kind. which gives iho lIe to tho
charge thai thsy oppo:ed h,R because he would
ths the caso With McCormick, Tl'eIps, md
McCafTroy; aud, although lanlar cannos be
ciasscd With tho othsrs, It fs known that tic op-
him that II ho did his father, who ts now city
smploye, appointed by Mayor Heath, would bs
There was any amount OF speculation going
on during tlia day M to what Mr.. Harrison
would do, but, willis he would say nothing to re-
portera Oh tho subject, Walter Mcdonald, ono
OF hts appointees, Is credited With having stated,
on Ills authority, that bis purpose was to distufss
every Republican, md also every friend Of The
Aldermen who opposed him. at once, Whether
he said 80 much or mt It is known that ho was
bolng urged In thnt direction, alld thnt tile air
was futi Ut rumors tllRt ho Ind reached such
-SSoly, SEN III t{ntk 1trPr1
Indicate such determination, lie was urged to
II on the ground TINT 1t would consolidate u1l
harmonze tile Democratic purity. but 1t waa mr.
ttcularly noticeable that his ndviaers wore tha
pessous who have been advising him ala nlonE
TO give them or friends place at tho public
crib, and who took advantage OF tho attuntion
to curry favor with him. IL Is believed, how
ever, TINT he knows them. and is
acquainted with their untIyca, and
being satie1ed that he can uoyer heal tho breach
he hns made In the party, 1t is more than likely
that ho will give their npueals deaf car rs In
tho past md push fbfward IN the effort to mako
an acceptable und economical Mayer for tho
whole Eeopc.
As to what hc will do in the matter Of Fire.
Murshal no one could lind cut. Ex-Alarshal
Williams is candidate fur tho place, und others
will crup up. but unless the Mayor concludes
to mike political machtne out OF the
Department It Ia not believed that any appll-
cantR outside Of tho Department will be scrI-
ousiy considered. Everything yesterday Seem
ed to point to bis allowing Bcnner to hold over.
rs he has 3eaycy aud Dixon, A,,l lls wnru,cst
friends On tho outside wcro predicting strh q
result.