Chicago eagle. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1889-19??, 1890-01-18
FOURTEENTH WARD.

Aid. Weinhardt will run again in
the Fourteenth Ward, and if "Chris"
Franks is feeling well, he will run
against him.
FIFTEENTH WARD.
Aid. Bowler will run again in the
Fifteenth Ward. and William Peacock
has concluded to run against him.
SIXTEENTH WARD.
Alderman kowalski wants to go
back from the Sixteenth Ward He
will have a strong opponent in Peter
Kiolbassa. If Stanley II. Kunz is in
town he may take the Democratic nom
nation, otherwise A. Michaelski, B.
Romanoffski, c. Hamonski, ID. Bierski,
f. Komoffski, f. Kismiski, or G.. War
osinski may run. 1t is safe to say that
the successful starter in the race will
take the Pole from the start.
SEVENTEENTH WARD.
Alderman Philip Young. who has
been tireless in his devotion to the best
interests of his constituents, will un-
doubtedly be the Democratic nominee.
He deserves a reelection.
EIGHTEENTH WARD.
Alderman Horner will be opposed at
the Democratic primary by eX-Alder-
man John Gaynor. 1t is not known
who the Republican nominee will be.
NINETEENTH WARD.
Alderman John Powers has made a
clean record in the City Council, and
there is no good reason why he should
not be reelected He is very popular
with his constituents, and is honest
and faithful.
TWENTIETH WARD.
Alderman Hage, John H. Hartwell,
ex-Alderman George X. Rix and ex-
Alderman William Eisfeldt are men
toned for the Republican nomination
in the Twentieth Ward Gus Riehl
and Thomas Horton are talked of by
| the Democrats
TWENTY FIRST WARD.
No one doubts the denomination and
reelection of Alderman Joseph H.
Ernst. He has been faithful and
honest public servant.
TWENTY SECOND WARD.
If ever an Alderman deserved re-
election, that man is Thomas d. Burke,
of the Twenty-second Ward. He has
labored for the people early and late.
He will no doubt, be sent back to the
Council
TWENTY-THIRD WARD.
Aid. Daniel r. O'Brien will have nc
opposition in the Twenty third.
TwENTY-FoURTH WARD.
Aid. Tiedemann has not fully deter
mined to run again in the Twenty
fourth Ward Democrats are talking
of running James B, McAbee against
him.
THE OUTSIDE WARDS.
In the annexed wards the chances
are that O'Neill, Kelly, Riordan
Weber, Haynes, and Conway will be
reelected.
CONGRESSIONAL OUTLOOK.
A new candidate for the Republican
nomination in the First Congressiona
District has appeared, and he will un
doubtedly make Congressman Alb. Tay
lor look to his laurels.
The newcomer is Mr.. Stanly Water
loo, the President of the Chicago Pres
Club He is a hustler and has som
strong hackers.
Lawler is out of the race in the Sec
ond District. Mr.. Joyce will nm
. doubtedly defeat him for the nomina
ton.
1t looks as though Mr.. Hempstea
Washburn would lay out Congressma
Adams easily on the North Side.
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English devotional and patriot
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