Pittsburg dispatch. [volume] (Pittsburg [Pa.]) 1880-1923, 1890-02-17

order cases. A determined effort is being
made to "do" him, and Robert P. Langeay
another Republican. has been put in the
| field against him. Thomas A. Gillespie
Republican, is out for Select, and George
W. Wilson, another follower of the G. o.
p, wants to take the place vacated by J. S,
Wightman in Common Council.
HAS NO OPPOSITION.
DIR. C. Evans, of Hazelwood, wants to be
reelected to the Select body. c. G. Marcy,
q Democrat, and NJ. L. Eulzman. Repub-
lican, are the candidates for Common s.
Nj. Porter is the nominee for Alderman.
Over on the Southside, in the Twenty
fourth ward, there are two Republicans and
two Democrats running for election to two
positions. The former are Edward Mathews
and Mark Donley, and the other two are
William Dunn and j. II. Snyder. Donley
and Snyder are the candidates for Com
mon.
In the Twenty-ffth Louis Alt, Demo-
crat, and Thomas Wallace, Republican, are
the candidates for Common.
John Voight Republican, j. N. Jarrett,
I. HI. Davis, ESQ.,, and Henry Steinecke are
all out for Common Council in the Twenty
sixth ward.
"Uncle Benny Hartman is a candidate
for reelection as Alderman in the Twenty
seventh with Arthur Wallace forninst him.
The latter is Republican while the present
incunbent's Jacksonian principles are
well known. P. NJ. Carr, the present Com
mon Councilman is a candidate again,
against Joseph Pfeiter, Republican.
George n. Monro wants to get back to
Select Council again, provided the Demo
Gratis of the Twenty-eighth ward elect him.
he is opposed by Hugh McCurry, Repub-
ican. William Fitzpatrick is whooping
it up on the citizens ticket Tor Common
Council and is opposed by james Finn, a.
Republican.
OPPOSED BY AN INDEPENDENT.
In the Twenty-ninth J. Martin Schaefer
the Republican Alderman, is running
against c. f. Beinhauer, who is out as an
Independent candidate. John Moschell, a
Republican, would like to get back to Com
mon Council if DR.. Brewster, who is run
ming on the Citizens ticket, does not prove
too strong for him.
Little Tommy Mullin is again running
in the Limerick district on the temperance
platform for reelection to Common Council
from the Thirtieth ward. Tommy is a
Democrat, and last year stumped Sligo,
Limerick, Dogtown and other near places
for the Prohibition amendment. His op-
ponent, Martin Frank, the excluding in
spector, is making campaign use of this fact
among the Germans on the Hill and the
Celts in Sligo and Limerick. Festus King,
the Democratic nominee for Alderman, is
opposed by John Lohrman. the present in
cumbent
In the Thirtv-frst there is one Repub-
lican and two citizens tickets. On the for
mer is Andrew Binder for Common Council
%ha loft g. c.
lect and W. o. Russell for the Common
branch. For Alderman Charles Black, Re
publican, will do battle with D. w. SmYthe,
who is running on the citizens ticket.
Kirk Q. Bigham bobs up once more for
election TO the Common branch. He is
and has no opposition. Peter
Sofel, Republican, is the candidate for Al
derman
WILL LET 'ER GO.
Constantine Gallagher says he will "Iet
her go" in the Thirty-third. He is a Demo-
crat and is opposed by another follower of
j Jefferson named Peter DAWN. Thomas
Herman. a Democrat, is opposed for the
sit" OF Alderman by Nicholas Fleckner.
The latter is the only Republican on the
city ticket.
John Collins and John Mccarthy, both |
Democrats, are candidates for Select and |
Common respectively in the ThIrty-fourth |
ward. The former is just now completing
his term. James Madden wants to be
Alderman.
ANDY" Robertson comes up smiling for
reelection to Select Council from the |
rhirty-ffth. George Holiday, the present
President of the Common branch, is also a
with no opposition.
In the Thirty-sixth James T. Fox has no |
opposition. Louis E. Aurin, Republican,
is candidate for Alderman against Michael
Rodgers.