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Democratic messenger., 1893-10-28
AMERICANS Nm rn,.r.hIn Lnnhnn.

According to oTr uci"hburs, tho
Frrnch. We Lugliehar" . p,rfidi"us race.
Whether this opinion with REGARD 10 rs
i- justified ar not ~ the main. tlic Amer
lean colony has some ground now To rc-
preach MS for Icing cIpricious. Ii is
only a year AZ" that it seemed sufficient
to claim American citizenship for IA sec
ton "f London socirty 10 offer elusive
welcome I" even thu most outrageous
alvcniurrrs from the United Siates.
The tide has turned. and Tho American
colony appears t. l,e III Is much distavor
AT present as il w:Is the reverse only u
little while ago. II was noticed last sea
son that the American colony was no
lnngcr ." prominent a~ IT WAS formerly.
Tho short season which ended at lIom-
burg on SATURDAY last has brought this
change ont into even bollcr relief. A.
they say in the money market, there
has he,n Il great fall in Americans At
Homburg this year thcs democratic
idolaiors of royalty have been left Sc
vcr"ly alone London Truth
Democratic messenger., 1893-10-28
Sheriff'S Election Notice.


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Democratic messenger., 1893-10-28
Arr,,.lncn..- E,inirr.. rr,ri..

The Archducltss Rainier possesses
some pearls Of unusual hcauiy. Int
which some time az" showed signs "f
losing their brilliancy They were what
the experts call ill. and. rs the only
cure, the pearls will have 10 l,c again
submerged in their original element and
remain in the s.a for several years. For
this purlosc divers hav" built Il sort of
cage of rocks in the A.lriatic sea. "ppo-
site the chateau of Miranlar. in which
receptacle the pearls will hc put for
their long bath. .l"r.nc" Correspond
ent.
Democratic messenger., 1893-10-28
An OI soldier Made Happy.

''Durin. nay trrm "i >cr'ic" IN the army
,,,ntraricd ,hi"mi, diarrh"a, >aa> \. T..
Ecmlin:. ri llal,.cv. orc-"n. 'Si"rr then
have used a great amount 81 mcdiri'."
hut when found any that would ;,rNr mc
relief they inImrr NY >i"'ma"h. until tham
Irrlain C.,lir. ch"Irra and biarrh"'n l"m-
c,, wns hrru.hr 1" my n"Iirc. used II
and will SAY il is ia, "ul, rcinr'iy that ::a,"
ne permanent ulici ani u" iid results i"i-
lpm." r." sale hs Dr. G. +. W Hall,
Druggist SuuM Hill. Md
Democratic messenger., 1893-10-28
A Iirticr Authority.

Good morning. friend. low do you
fcrl:'
Very poorly"
''But Your wife told me Just now that
you were quite wcll.'
Indeed. Then it rlnst bc 50. for she
ALWAYS knows E.iicr il:an da - Kikcri
kcc
Democratic messenger., 1893-10-28
lnr nN,r IiliN Nrars

MuS WtNStow' So"TuiN. SyRirhas i.cn
us.,l hy mothers for their children while
i,..thinr u S,,othcS the child, S"ficnS ih,
gums. allayS all pain. cures wind collie. r,'ri-
Iai,S th, stomach AMI bowels. and - the l"s'
,,.u,,,Iv f,,r IlinrIu., Twenty-Five cents =
Im,ttIr Sold hy all druggist throughout ih'
worI.l Ilc sure an,l ash for Mus. wINsLow :
So,,TIIING SYRrr.
Democratic messenger., 1893-10-28
Proclamation by The Governor.
STATE OF MAHYI NNn.
Executive ptrAEIII NJ.

W..srAS. SrcIi"n "n" - Arii"l t"nrf'cn
nI the Constitution "i MarN lant make :
the ,igiy "i ihr G"s'rm"r 4" order the pnhli-
cation in certain mrw papers {" i" lrsi.ma-
tel Lv him. "t .iuy hill, "r bill. passed
pr",4,>in. mnv amendment {" 'br snid
constitution ahd
WnIEEA+. ~ il,, .lnnrats S"--''n. lS's.
81 thu G,i,cral Assembly 81 MItA lnnd. g
lall W., l,a,>,d proposing an amendment Il"
ili, Cn-iiiuii"r which amendment l. lap
t.. 3Ia al The Nj IT lSIa, and Is a. follow, p,
a. Vii
Democratic messenger., 1893-10-28

Ak At"r in add .,n additional .'rii"n L"
N,ti,L ton ot H.. C.m>iiinIiui. "t this
State
Sr,rto> l:, ii rua'i,'l ., H." C'nriai
A,>,mli, i Manlaud lhi,c-hith- nt all
tn, n,rmi.ri> "i ihr ~" L".i-'7 'umr"rrin-;.
that the lullnN iu. >..sii"n br, and that the
same i. h,rcl,, ji"lu>cl. ~ AN amendment
IT, The Con. iiinii"n ~ the state and II
adopted i., the lr.al and qusliiir'l ''irr>
thereof. 20 herein pro, i,lci. ihr same shall
~m,arrc,ir anil stand IN the place "i Section
thiriV miu- II Aiiiric laur ui sanl Con iiiu
ti"n.
So 50 r,,r G,.u. "a \ ,nhi, shall. a.
often = il ma, iliul. the same proper and
e,.l,edirni. lt,,, ,Lcd i'N i.'~ i"r ~. election
81 an adiiii"ual Jude al thr supreme
H,mrh ~ Baltimore tilA. and "lrnrN,r l'r"-
vision, j. 80, m,a,l.. l., il,c Grncr..l y >'.mit
ilrrc ~hall h rl.cird la il" N"i'fS "i -ai'i
.iiv a,,,ilu.t .Iu.l..c "i ;h 'supt.nr i;'nrii ",
Baltimore Cii,. "a" >!,all ic >nl'i''i I" tii''
same, constitutional ir.A isi"i,>. bold hi>
niiirc l"r the -am, term al year. Fcr'it" ih'
same ,om,an>atiun. aud haze ihr ,aiuc
power a. ar.. "r hall lee pro, idri ly the
Constitution. "r lam~ ~ this state. i"r the
jude, of saiL supreme cnch oi Baltimore
CIV. and tlr General assembly may rr",id,
iN lam,. "r the supreme I;cn-l l'y it, rules.
fnr rc,Iuirin. riu~,.~ in ANY "i the '"nrtS al
Baltimore cii, 1" hr tried before the Court
without - lulN. uu'r,- the liti:ani> "r s"i"c
nnc al tl,.m .hall within such reasonable
time "r times. - maN i, lwr,rril""l, eject I"
have their causes tried l'.lurc "a Jury. And
ih, Gcncral A>-cmhls mav rcarl"'taii''n.
rhan..r ~ rnlar..c the jurisdiction "i III"
several r,uni- ia >.,i'l cii
So , Aud hc it further cmaci,d !" the
auIhnrity aforesaid That ihr aforesaid >re-
tinu hrirh, pr"l.,s,,i rs an amendment |"
ih, Constitution >hal ir. "a ;i,'' u'.>i general
rl,ciinn /" l,c held ~ ih, State >ni'uiiir'li I"
the lr:.,l pnd qualified Voter, Ihcrc"i i"r
ihcir Adoption ~ repetition ~ rmi~nau'" at
the direction contained ~ Ariirlr i"niicrn
ni ih- Constitution ui this STATE and AT TIA"
said .,nci.,l election ia" vote "n sad l'r"l"'s-
| c,l amendment 1" the Constitution shall Il"
l., ballot there hail Ia written ~ rtiuird
the word .F"r the Constitutional Amcnd-
mcnt" 81 '.A.ainsi ia Constitutional
Amendment. ih" N"irr MAY cl"ci, aid
imrmriiaicl, after SAID clrriIrn dnc Ictuln
shall H. male L. thr ,air~ i"r and against
sad ,.inI"~,,l amendment. -, directed iN
SAID "nrtc"nih Ari.lc al the Com 'iituii"".
Approved Arr'l 'ih, l>ls
w hereby crriii, that iiir ai"ac.oin. j.
- r"rI,,i -"pv al au Nrt "t the trnrr y
Assembly al Ma,y laud, la. e.! January
"a, i"u, is1.
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Democratic messenger., 1893-10-28
FOR SALE.

Four hundred thousand brick. Dark
red, arch, Irivin. and salmon, apply 4"
Smith X johnson. Milford. Del.
Democratic messenger., 1893-10-28
They Give Their Reasons.

Perhaps >"mc "f our rca'icrs would Ike
ta Know ia What respect chamberlain
Couch Ecmriy !, better than any other.
W. will irll ,"u. when thu H,mc'lv i.
taken a> s,,.n ~ - cold ha. l,''n contracted
anil lsel"re u ha- l;",oIuc settled 40 ii- ~N,-
tcm. IL will c"uuirr.,ci the effect ~ th, cni'l
an'l .:r"atlN lr~~'u ~ -tNrritt and II O. thr
"nl, rcnn'lS thai viii Il" TIN. II act 10
lsrl,,t harmony with naiur. aud ids nature
~ Iclir,in- the lun.-. "pcmin. ~, seer"
'lon.. lituriAin. the muciI~ and ,auain. u,
expulsion from the air rril> "i The lur..-
nn'l u>tutin. The >,~trm Z" sirun, aud
healthy r"trliii"n. y" other r.,nc'ly in the
market i''s-'s>r. thc-r remarkable proper
ti,,. N""ihrr will cure = cold s." pui. ~
Fm sale y, Dr. e. T. W. Hall. prn..ist
Snow llill, MI
Democratic messenger., 1893-10-28

The reputation of the "Malihy
House" Baltimore. for frs, class accom-
modaiions aud low rates is fully sustain
cd under The present management. This
fact with its central location should rec
ommcnd I. TO all travellers
Democratic messenger., 1893-10-28

~rtiftufN oi th' ,N'hit
C.AkiIG\ SiINFfH.


Chni Clcrk "i the lI"u-,- "i Drlc.atr>
N"w. therefore. I. Frank Brown, G",crn
81 ui Mar, latrl, lu hrr,l,s order an'l 'll'eei
that ih, said hrrriuI,cini, described hill, ~
A,l ol Gomrral A~.rmllY. rrnpr'~,n. ait
auru,imrni in the Constitution "i MIrN
Land, tc publ he'd "u', - "c't i"r 81 least
ihrtr month, 90 iwo urW pHl'l- I'ubli~ii'-'t
in each commits ~ thi> s.taI'. IL NJ, MANY .r'
therein published aud ~ lhrc' newspaper
ia ihr eli, "t l;alli""r'. :" t"ir ia" u, %
cu-'n- ..cn,,al rlo'ii'A. whrh "lll =, hri'I
,u iuc-d.,, thu seventh j'y "i N"'s'"i"'r.
l~95. - ~hrh sad election the lf'l"'.''i
arucndu,nt "ia,.,ail viii i". ~ui""i'i"'l I"
iir l,..al tud ',i.ii "a ,"i'r- 80 Ma baud
ii aaal,iiln ~ irl"'ti,n.
Democratic messenger., 1893-10-28

TuE BIasr SAVE ~ the world ior Cuts.
I;rui>c~. S.rcs. lccr>. Salt Hhcum. Fever
S"rrs. Trttcr. Charl.'d lIaui~. 'hi'hlaim~.
'.in~. aud al Shiu Eruption. au'i i"-iiitrl,
,uIr~ rl'-. ~ u" ray required. II IS ;.naran
ttrd To- give saiisiar;i"n or money refunded
Iricc - ccni- per i~sN. IOH SAI.E Bl =.
d. Cotiin.ham G 10.
Democratic messenger., 1893-10-28
HAMILTON EASTER & SONS,
23. u and q BALTIMORE STREET,
Between Charles and Light Sts.,
WHITE MARBLE BUILDING,
RALTlMOCE, MD,

They are large Importers, .InhhCrs and
Retailers, dealing only III goo'lS that they
~ sliovc will give satisfaction to the purchaser
u" trash articles. that would in' dear NJ any
price nn huml,IIg advertisements Fl great
reduction iu price. The price, iu plain figures.
marked on every article. Therefore, The most
inexperienced buyer can purchase from them
with confidence.
Their stock Includes Dress Goorls. Silks an,l
Trimmings. Mournin. Goods. Ladies' AMI
Misses Wraps. lI"us,'kcrpin: Linen GnntlS,
blankets. comforts. Quilts. Nrt squares Sha wis.
FlaunclS. domestic t;,"rs. Hosiery AMI n'Icr-
wear Iu all sizes. for n.ii,S, Gents Misses AMI
Boys Gloves. Notions. torS'ts Goods for
Mems anI Boys suits aui l.aih'S' Wraps.
taI''"cs. Ginrhams. Gents Furnishings. Lace
Curtains. Table AMI PiarI" Covers. ~.
go viii send samples when we receive PLAIN
instructions "f what * wanted. trlurS rrrf,rr-
t'd and about the Price.
Democratic messenger., 1893-10-28
IMPORTANT TO
BUYERS OF DRT GOODS

when yntI want L. piIrCiIs, ibry t;onlS of
amy description. IL IL very important that you
deal with concern ni well established TcIiI-
taiion. wh,.r' no advantage Will hc taken of
parties not fully acquainted with the ValiI" of
what they want Ia purchase. Such u business
ItotlS, is
Democratic messenger., 1893-10-28

HOOPS PILLS ar"iho best family cathar,is
gentle and effective Try n box rricc &C
Democratic messenger., 1893-10-28

iiN iltt ''.Ntrufts
WM ! i;ENNtiN.
SrsteiagN ni Siair
Democratic messenger., 1893-10-28
rII\iIL.E sIH

N% ACT &" add -, additional .'rtr'n 4"
A,ti,h Ton, 81 -, Constitutions "t iii,
Stair.
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Democratic messenger., 1893-10-28

Many ~ III" South .ari islanders hc-
li"vr that para'li." ''iu i'' i'.h,riir'l only
by persons "f I"rf' ilt, teal forms.
Whrr" this h'li"f r. rs ina'i will die
rather thaLt ''..''i ,.,. -. 'it"r
Chicago eagle. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1889-19??, 1893-07-08
IN MANUFACTURING TOWNS.

improvements in Industrial Centers In the
Vicinity of This city.
The Chicago Heights Land Associ-
alton reports a very extensive busi-
ness, despite the financial stringency
During the past week lots amounting
to S23, 400 were sold and contracts
awarded for the construction of sew
enty-fye dwellings and six business
houses. Joseph Koch & Brother have
completed arrangements for the con-
struCtion Of fifty brick and stone
dwellings to be located in blocks So,
Is, 90 and %. The village board has
awarded contract to Eggleston,
MalIette & Brownell TO macadamize
Chicago avenue from 18th to 26th
street They have already begun
work. Charles +. Parish & Company,
whose large factory is now located on
Pacific avenue, have begun to move
into their new factory. The build
ings are S0x25O and 45xl80 feet, two
stories, with engine house 3jx45, and
dryer 3Ox6O feet. The buildings
cover three acres Of ground.
West Pullman reports renewed ac-
tivity during the past week. The
Plano Manufacturing Company is in
creasing the force Of men at work on
the new plant, and the officers Of the
company express their determination
to have it completed and running
with full force before oct. !. The
Whitman & Barnes Company have
completed the excavations for their
immense buildings, which are direct
ly opposite those Of the Plano com
pany. There is somewhat OF a rival
ry between these two great concerns
a. to which will get their plant com
pleted first and 120th street, be-
tween Morgan and Center avenues,
is one Of the busiest places in Cook
County. The Calumet Electric
Street Railway has commenced run
ming its cars TO 18th street and Hal
sted. A large number Of new build
ings have been started and property
owners generally are preparing 70
build to meet the urgent demand for
houses OF all kinds.
Chicago eagle. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1889-19??, 1893-07-08

For COS Washburne avenue, in
cluding the improvements, -. 800;
for COS WaShburne avenue, including
the Improvements, -, 500; total value
of the premises in my judgment does
not exceed 81, 500.
while making inquiry, have as
certained that this property namely
COS WaShburne avenue, was purchased
for the sole purpose of selling the
same to the city of Chicago; that l
consider the sum of s., 600 as a fabu-
louS price, and that the Board of
Education should not be given au-
thority to purchase this property at
that price. My inquiry as to the
value of property in that location
was obtained from a number of real
estate agents doing business in that
vicinity, and who nave property for
sale on Washburne avenue, and my
information was obtained without
giving to such agents the least idea
of what | was after. consider the
information furnished me from very
reliable sources, and would, there
fore, recommend that the proposition
to purchase this property at the sum
of SIS, 900 be placed on file. Respect
fully, ARNOLD TRIP"
Aid. Trips report was unani-
mously adopted, as was the recon-
mendation to file.
AT the meeting of the City Coun-
Gil Wednesday evening Aid. Gala
CHER presented an order directing the
Committee on Schools to investigate
the methods of the Board of Educa-
tion in the matter of the purchase of
school sites, to send for persons and
papers, and to report to the Council
the result of its inquiry 1t was
passed unanimously.
Chicago eagle. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1889-19??, 1893-07-08
If the Dude Members Sight
Is as Bad as His
Sites,
He Ought to Resign from the
School Board at
Once.

Alderman Trip is doing great
work for the people of Chicago. He
is showing up Mr. Dolly Rosenthal's
Committee on School Sites in elegant
shape, and it is to be hoped that the
City Council will back him to the full
extent of its ability.
The msmanagement, TO call it by
no other name, displayed by the
Board of Education in the purchase
of school sites has long been the OBJ
ject of contemptuous remark and
scandalous report in the city Of Chi
cago.
And no wonder
Take the Augusta street school
site for example. This property,
consisting of five lots, with improve
ments, was offered to the Board Of
Education May l3 for $2l 900.
This offer was not accepted.
Yet on June l3 the Eoard of Edu
cation passed an order to purchase
this same property for $27, 500--just
So, 800 more than the rejected pricel
No wonder the people talk.
At Wednesdays meeting of the
Committee on Schools Alderman
Tripp, to whom much of the credit is
due for calling attention to the mar
velous real estate deals of Dolly
Rosenthal's School Board Committee,
presented the following report:
CHICAGO, June 30, 1893.
TO the Committee on Schools:
"The undersigned member Of the
Committee on Schools, to whom was
referred for investigation the pur-
chase Of premises known as 603 and
COS Washburne avenue, for the sum
of $4,000, would respectfully report
that / have made extensive inquiries
as to the value Of this property, that
| have investigated the improve
ments upon the same, as also the
value of property in that vicinity. /
find the premises TO consist Of two
story brick building upon the lot
nearest the school. This building is
built in three sections at different
times and is, in my judgment, of the
poorest possible construction. The
Improvements upon this lot are worth
very little or nothing. Upon the
second lot, / find, on the rear Of the
lot, small two-story brick building
OF very cheap and inferior construc-
tion. In fact, all Of the improve
ments are Of the poorest possible kind
and, | believe, the poorest buildings
upon the entire street. ! have made
extensive inquiry as 20 the value OF
the ground, and find that the out
side value Of that property does not
exceed the sum Of s7O per foot. In
fact, a few blocks east Of the prem
ises IN question property Is for sale In
the market at from 900 30 365 per
front foot upon the ordinary terms,
80 that I have estimated s1O per foot
a. the outside figure of the value ~
The ground am confirmed Ia that
opinion BY The ilct that che second
iot namely 60i Wrhbufae avenue
was purchased hy thc present owners
Ia Aprll includlrs Che improvements
uluu enc same tr tba tum af ~ iHH
I tm ~ the lp.uWu thst hf W'He
af the promnrs soul ba al h..ea
Chicago eagle. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1889-19??, 1893-07-08
Probability that This Outrage
Gus Robbery viii
Cease,
And that Honest Tax
payers Will Be
Relieved.

A. Wodn,sda, ,i,bp, ooua c
Tho ritr caunon n1 po,.,,aTac9.,,
= roso,ntioa ro,uo..,. ~. 60
ClorL - ust .ho ossosao,. a.,
prosh,torion couinon a..n =,
Tho NarA, Dtu,.,aa n,a.
NOV 10 n,oao :, hoon ,+a eo,. ahaao -,
4,v.4,o
~ a,,,.i a,.o, a.. e
aaa.., -, n,, -, n,
H., s.,,i'
-, C.,. 60,
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-,
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=, y o"v0"N''e : 0'D l"' 'on 'V,oTy W
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''n'o " : '''O' WI" '''.u0' "" '''0
W. VI '''u'' a'0 "0O '"N0u W o"0 "a
''nO Vi oiio uoii'i'
lhiS III ueiidnce Vi aii Jaw
Inc ViiIee plocAo Ielerreu W are
coNefeu WIN hldehlncenU IesiuenceS'
every one oi WHICH Is Iehueu' Vhe ih'
come from each Delhg from 100 10
@-oo per hlohUh'
ana yet these houses pay no taXes'
lhey ciaiin exemption BECAUSE Ohe
wv " Ouenn - ''i1 v u9Vooo - 'n0
~ -, " - = = DoO'Or '0"'
,,,. nv 1' oon,'n".S . ,ooaOou ,.s ~ .ns
D'ooA 'V1 - 10y vVD 'n' .l''NN $3.50
ViUoO'' D.,U0r ""O U'aoi OVn . - ,.1.
Hpe' ,,', 'no l1"' 'io 'e' .trIsI1s-- 80
ana 'lo ~ io7lIInov' ,,l, u . sno plo'o'
- W.. VIZ .% D"'lo ,'',, o'OoN 1lo oNo'pS l', 49,,
-. 'l' ,,i. :" - - e'.'' .. ~, p.o,'eY ,not,.,
p,ope'@ i'o ,os YI'Y"e -" e.s. ~ .,,at - ,o"os
''V"'' u'Su ''' y o""
III dehaoce Oh this law Uhree
blocks, or fifteen acres, lying west OF
the one block. or five acres. on which
the Saminarv is located On scot free
ga 10 ..and .os,do,oo. o.oo.as
ai'N V'i' '""'' '''''0lOo' '''''0~
thereon pay no taxes at all
.o,oa - -. i,.,t.
Chicago eagle. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1889-19??, 1893-07-08

NOTICE is served in the Christian
Union Of the impending trial of an
eleemosynary experiment which has
long been discussed and is OF unusual
interest. The Peoples Bank Ass0-
citation hopes 10 open soon the first
OF several model pawn-otllces for the
poor. The legal rate at pawn-shops
is per cent. a month for the first
six months, and per cent. month
for succeeding months; but most
pawnbrokers supplement these rates
by charges for care OF the articles
pawned, 80 that rs much a. 500 per
cent per annum Is sometimes paid o.
them Tor the use Of money The
Peoples bauk Association proposes
Ca begin by a charge of | pen cent 4
month, and expects O. start With
ti0O, O0O capital which i to earn &.
Percent dlyidtnds f0r its aenefA
Tho success Of such mHtemeut
ieema ta dopeni dmplf on che
thuwdnuas 40 tNa mauaf leadef gm
uwpi
Chicago eagle. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1889-19??, 1893-07-08
4 PopnLaf Place.

Mr. Fred C. Lynn, the popular
Fourth Ward Democrat, has opened
an elegant sample room at s3 Dear
born street, alley entrance. Mr. Lynn
has lifted up this place without re-
gard 10 expense, and In reality has
the Hoffman House bar of Chicago
Fine cuisine and excellent service.
Mf Lynn eaters Zoe the trade % busl
ness meu
Chicago eagle. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1889-19??, 1893-07-08

he was "tied" when the polls closed
with another man. A dollar was
tossed up to settle it and Major won.
That is the way ne got the place He
is the first officer of the County De-
mocracy who ever bolted a ticket
while holding a position in the organ
ization. Hence the un favorable COM
meut all over town.
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A Large Number of Can
didates for Judge
ships,
'A And an Increasing Number
for County Commits
sionerships.

The different free lunch routes of
Chicago are again being worked by
the emissaries of Hungry Bill Nor
rison.
These emissaries might as we'll
stay at home, because there is no
hope for them in Chicago.
But it is hard to make Hungry
Bill think so.
Hungry Bill has been candidate
for Senator for such long time that
he would die Of consequences if he
did not feel that he was in the race
for something. Cook County has al
ways stood in his way, and for some
time he has been making herculean
efforts to get himself into some sort
of winning form up here. Some
years ago he imported a notorious
character from Egypt to Chicago, and
gave him place in the Government
DulIulus. HIS uOIOl lOuo Cudl dCOCl
borrowed" money from every one in
town, bunkOed a number of people
out of thousands, and then jumped
to Texas where he is now living in
state of innocuous desuetude. Little
Ben Cable has joined hands with
hungry Bill" now, and as Ben Cable
has few supporters who represent
country districts but sleep in Chicago
hotels, he thinks he can carry off a
few Cook County districts.
Mr. Gable had one of the famous
50-cent dinners at the Iroquois Club
the other day, and met a few Cheap
John Chicago politicians, to whom he
unfolded his schemes.
These schemes involve the filling Of
the Chicago Federal Offices with lot
of out of town importations, because in
Mr.. Cables opinion there are no Chi
cago Democrats tit to hold Federal
offices.
-.
The number of candidates for ju-
dicial honors is rapidly increasing.
Gen. NJ. r. NJ. Wallace, who was a
distinguished soldier in the war, and
who served with great credit as
County Judge of Cook County at one
time, is the latest gentleman 10 be
prominently spoken Of.
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1t appears 10 be conceded that
there will be an election for County
Commissioners In November next
although II Is hard to see where the
law for the election comes In, as the
old one was repealed when The new
law WIS passed, All Of the present
Commissioners are candidates Zoe fc'
election, aud - Commissioner llayes
and several other arst.class men ACC
also spoken af
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A Nefman nXeunv.et Whu uaad tn
keep a stla0a "a lhe rseutisth Wari
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THF whle range of subjects ruu
sldefai hf thn mutiern dallY press =
Ne.l ahaNn h thmr nurualN which
snsaae m nalng un Al One taeat
gel graduate aai Wft lnnk lrs.u
.H UHH 4Hl thu 4m. rlHn
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Mr. John McCaffrey, who was one
of the best County Commissioners
and Aldermen that the city ever had,
is much talked of for Representative
in the Legislature from the new
Sixth District, MIR. McCatfrey, who
is now doing prosperous business at
the corner of Sheffield avenue and
Center street, would make most
useful member at Springfield. lie
has brains, experience and energy.
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From Thursdays Chicago Times:
In connection with the possibility of
Mrs. Sherman being rejected it is re-
ported that Mrs. Flower, the present
woman member of the Board of Edu-
cation, will resign if the Council re-
fuses to confirm Mayor Tarrison's
nomination of Mrs. Sherman This
report seems to have intensified the
opposition of some of the Aldermen
to Mrs. Sherman. The outcome Of
the aldermanic crusade against Off
cial petticoats will be awaited with
deep interest.