Chicago eagle. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1889-19??, 1893-07-08

uties having for its object the defeat
of German Catholics who run for Of
fee THE EAGLE will keep a sharp
watch over this gang, and will expose
their purposes and records at the
proper time.
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Mayor Harrison has made the fol-
lowing appointments on the School
Board: Thomas Brenan, E. G.
Halle, NJ. J. Keane and d. r. Cam
eron, to be their own successors; Mrs.
c. X. Sherman, to succeed John Nc
Laren; Charles Thornton, to succeed
Fred Goetz; Robert Lindblom, to sue
ceed S. T. GundersOn. There is
vigorous opposition to the contirma-
tion of Mrs. Sherman, the City Coun-
Gil being on record, in the Ada Sweet
case, as opposed to any more women
school inspectors.
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Following are the new members OF
the Public Library Board selected by
Mayor Harrison Bernard Moos to
be his own successor, u. ?. Brosseau
to succeed r. j. Smith, and T. G.
Diener to succeed A. f. Hatch,
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Corporation Counsel Kraus says
the report that he was about to re-
sign, and that Clarence S. Darrow
was to succeed him, was without
foundation. 81 do not expect to re-
sign until after the summer vaca-
tion," he said, "and not then unless
we have reached the railroad cases.
/ want t) try at least one of these
cases before / go out.
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William Mangler, the handsome
politician, who for twenty-five years
was with the Adams & Westlake Com
pany, and who is now City Oil In
spector was surprised Thursday even
ing by the workingmen of the factory
of the Adams & Westlake Company
presenting him with a watch worth
$500. He was closing up his business
of a quarter of century with the
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firm when f. b. Henry, foreman of
the retinning department, presented
him with the watch. None but me-
chanics contributed to the purchase
of the timepiece and it is accordingly
highly priced by the owner.
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Senator Joseph p Mahoney will be
candidate for Congress in his dis.
trict in 1894, when his term as State
Senator expires His friends say
that he has pretty sure thing or
the nomination, too.
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Senator Edward T. NOonan will
certainly knock out Congressman
DurburOw for the nomination in his
Congressional district, according tC
all reports. Col. Noonan is a hustler
and when he goes after game he gen
orally brings it down.
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So far there is no opposition t
Eugene Prayer for the Democrati,
nomination for State Senator in tn,
new Twenty-frst District. AS Mr.
Prager's ward and part of any othe
ward nominate, he stands an excel
lent chance.
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1t is not unlikely that Fred Cries
heimer, the rising clothier, will be
candidate for Congress in the
Fourth District next time. FREQ
was a delegate to the national con
vention last year, and he has had tn,
Congressional bee in his bonnet evel
since.
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Voters of the Fifth Ward are
unanimously in favor of the re-elec-
tion Of Frank E. Coyle, their worthy
representative in the County Board.
Mr.. Coyle has made a splendid
record.
Honest and capable, he has beer
@trled in the balance and not found
wanting" Mr.. Coyle is a faithful
and efficient public official and should
be reelected.
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A great many Democrats are won.
dering why the County Democracy
retains an areh.stlff named Major a,
It's Secretary. This man Major openl,
opposed the Democratic ticket az the
last city election, aud supported
the Republican nominees Il doe.
certainly seem out uf place Ia retain