New-York tribune., 1886-11-07
CHICAGO.
POLITICAL-PERSON THEATRICAL.
(BY IELsGRAPH THE TRIBUNE

lBY IELsGRAPI To THE TRIBUNE.
CHICAGO, Nov. 6-Ihe advent of the Labor
party into the politics OF Cook County has proved
| disastrous to the Democrats. The party polled
| a nearly even vote with the Democrats, and taking
| former figures basis drew about one third Of
its strength from the Republican party and two tn rs
| from the Democratic party. Tho total labor vote
| in Chicago was 1900 and large enough to de-
| eide the election OF any Republican Democrat
whom it supported. The sympathzers with the con
demned Anarchists have attempted 10 make the re
suit appear as an expression Of sympathy for the
| Reds, but care ul analysis OF the vOte shows the
iaacy of the Claim. Tho strongest vote was cast
| for Irish Amer who have openly and repeatedly
| condemned the men who planned tho Haymarket
ragedy. 1t is not believed that the vote VIII havc
| any effect upon the ordinary course Of procedure
against these men. 1t is deemed positive, however
that the new Iarty will have candidate in the field
for Mayor next spring. and that they will nominate
candidates for Aldermen in nearly all the wards.
one OF the attempted sensations of the local polit
cal camTagn alleged expose OF the secret
| organization known the Sons of America and it,
Suppoe activity In favor Of certain cand dates. 1t
conceded that the organization has been largely
increasing its membership ever slnco the May riots.
he organization favOrs American born citizens for
all public Offices and church interiereice with the
school syslem II vas not shown that the organza
ton had taken any active part IN the campaign
and Lincoln being placed. and which is already
eTaced with bronze statue of schiller and mag
nihcent bronze lniian group. the gift of Mr.. Martin
RycrsOn l. to have still another statue that of Shake
care, III accordance with the wIOf tho late Samuel
ohnson, WHO bequcatis $4,000 for the purpose.
Mr.. Johnson also made bequests OF $4,000 to st.
Luhcs Hos tai and $4,000 to the Chicago Nursery
and HalfOri han Asylum. lie brother OF
Mrs. Robert j. FABIAN. of New York.
The Doarl ot Fducation has ENGAGED the services
of Professor William l. 1Omlns, for many years the
conductor Of the Apollo Club OF Oh cago and the
Aron Clut Of Milwaukee. to give instruction in
music at the different IL .gh Schools OF tho city.
corps of teachers will SPECIAL instruction so
As to act a. assistants in making vocal music one OF
he regular aid Popular courses OF studies.
Miss Nellie Stager. whose engagement 10 Lord
Butler was announced tbs week has been regarded
a. a very handsome gTl OF the GIecnn type of beauty
sho has large fortune in her own right and ha5
been living in the large Stager homestead on Mich
iean-avc with her sister. Mrs. Gorton. Tho homo
stead recently sold. and 1t Is understood that
wedding ceremony will be performed in England
neXt Spring. LOrl Butler Is at present guest OF
Mrs. GOrtOn.
Mr. Charles E. Rand, son of William II. Rand, the
publ sher. was married to Miss Bene fr0udioot, at
The ST. James Episcopal Church, Wednesday afternoon
Mr.. Webb c. Hayes, OF ex President Hayes. was
in the ciy this week. having returned hOm Il five
weeks hunting trip IN Wyoming Ill company with
General Crook
House this week and has had unusually largo audi
encos. Tho 1Lo;ia tpcn Company has met wlth
pany, although giving very delightful peif0rma noes,
has not IA. the iatlonage usuaI.y accotucH slnco
-cal condit on of Miss NoIeJ has not any ise
improved so as t" insure her return TO the sage III
the lear future. Mrs Henrietta Chanfrau "1he
scapeeoat." has been playing at Mcvcker's to far
audienceJ