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business. the Committee adjourned. to NEE
Monday afternoon at s o'clock. The Executiy
Committee will meet this afternoon at SO
O'clock
GOOD READING.
! THE POLICE
are not a unit In favor OF Harrison. They fca
the possible effect of the passage Of Senate
Whites bill fur taking the control OF the PoIfc'
and Fire Departments from the Mayor ant
! turning it over to u RoArd of Police and Fir
| Commissioners TT be appointed by the Gov
eruor. As the State Executive is Republican
| the Republicans will have minority in the
Board, and the police fear the Commissioner:
| will not forget to properly recompense any
| policeman or fireman who steps out of the strict
line OF his official duty to give aid or comfort
| to tha Harrison ticket Tho Judges Of election
! The Republican challengers, and al! lovers OF q
| square and tnir election are invited to keeE
close watch of the actions OF the police, anc
whenever they find one who is too otiicious, take
| his number and name and carefully file 1t away
anf ro, cutnfe s Ihe ocer "ho re- re-
peace need have no fears for tenure OF his Of
nee, but he who inrerferes on behalf Of any can
dilate might better tnke immediate steps to Sc
cure another situation
THEY KNOW THEY'RE GONE.
Very little remains to bo done to close up the
campuien, and many Of the managers will to- duy
take rest after their arduous labors OF the past
two weeks. 4 very marked increase of cnthu-
siusm was noticed at Republican Headquarters,
growing out Of the greatly improved returns
OF the outlying wards The Irish detection from
tho democratic ranks, is growing like prairie
fire. and the movement has now reached such Il
proportion As to strike terror To the henrts Of
INC narr,sonan managsrs Many OF them were
with the hope Of stcmmfng the tide here ana
there, and rcscung a Democratic voter from
much success, and the reports they brought to
tho Democratic headquarters and secretly con-
veycd to the iunta In Room 10 Palmer House
other bills contracted By tho g Great Unkrown
poured into the headquarters In a perfect stream.
and ut o'clock there wns u Macedonian cry
the limo to the City Hall. and the edict went
forth thai tho city employees must stand an as
sess1nent; This will be cheering news to the
men Of the Police and Fire Departments, and
Board of Public Works.
THE WEST TOWN BOARD
met last evening and passed the following:
WHEREAS e 81 "A % question & has arisen rs g the au,
clerks of election; therefore, be 1t
~ Reso'qed, That IT. it be the sense Of the West
Bes a aS ha sgeh as }uagsi f I fSe @
Town In such election be paid. and that
the matter Of appropriation for. same
and that the Supervisor and Town Clerk be
hereby authorized to communicate the same to
the annual town meeting, and nsk its concur
rence III ne same, ana request that such appro-
1t is conceded that the clerks and judges de-
servsa compensation. and there is little doubt
but what the town meeting wilt make provision
Tor 1t.
. THE WEST TOWN CANDIDATES
met yesterday at 2.l West Madison street.
clerks on elecuon~day. 1t was decided that the
Judges OF elecuon mad the power to swear in the
Mr. johnson, Of the Committee appointed to
nannrratio
mtttee, said that after hunting all over town
they had been unable to find such an organ
The Town Clerk was requested to see that the
ballot boxes were distributed at the polling
places by electon-day.
Adjourned to Monday At l o'clock. |
TIDBITs. |
The Clark and Kaber Club Of South Water |
street was organized on the e8th ut., and will |
;ast Tuesday Isl votes for john H. Clark and |
Fohn Raber. |
Most Of the Republican norariea we're sworn In |
Those who were not arc requested !
9 call at Headquarters tomorrow morning at I
o o'clock and receive their commissions.
AID Michael McNurney, Of the Tenth Ward, |
leclincs to be candidate at the approaching |
election, and expresses the hope that the voters
# his ward will select good man to represent |
hem-
The friends of James J. McGrath, who are
Filling to work for him at the polls on election
ss Milwaukee-ay, Sunday. oerween the g. honrs nr;
It aHd O'clock p. m. Election tickets will be
eady.
When the city sewerage employees were paid
van the the f Pit
ribute to the Harrison campaign fund. They |
Il aceepted T. the invitation each mau giving
be matter Of Baiittf Widen lon (one Of the tue Msyors
ppoinrees), has been prepared. and will appear
J TIE Tn1huEE Of to-morrew. Tho pressure OF
and teeRraphiC news prevents its |
publication in this issue
Hnrrison's personal organ took some pains
esterday to announce with great flourish Of /
-unpets that B. P. Hutchinson will vote for
cen Democrat; he voted for Carter two years
90, but will NOT do SO this time, az his residence
In Hyde Park. and that entsrpristng suburb
IS not yet been absorbed by the city,
The artistic monument to the memory of
arter Harrison. erected under the auspices Of
70 Irish Nano0atists. and on which is engraved |
rRe Letters the record Of bis insults to the
'tsiasEs = Of tie ness Mayos fztdn4 'seSseo essee
,rner OF Wells md White streets, was cjrculat-
8 some Of the monuments as dodgers, be
rs s;s attacked 5y mob Of street-cleanefs and
leave MS home yestertay.
The character of Harrls5n's adherents is best ]
own by q little episode which occurred last | &
,a11 at the sast end Of the Madison street
uck was engaged In distributing circu-
rs showing up Harrison, when he w'ns t
by one OF Carter's employees
10 resides in tho Eighth Ward. The Harrison {
Eiiy f1rst endeavprcd to buy Huck out, but he | t
>uldn't sell. A minute or two Inter two other | +
uEhs came up. and then violently assaulted | I
g poor fellow Huck called for assistance, and | b
lte crowd gathered. Officer Hickey soon | il
NE upon the scene, but the scoundrels mad | Y
t suddenly Huck was pretty badly bnnged | +
!, and t,c says that he will prosecute bis assail-
ts- The above incident shows to what dcs- "
ration the Harrison laction is brought. a
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CLARK STREET DENS. {,
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