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Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1893-08-25
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ben mad]t.

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Stabt amerita's auf ben Srenr>
ben ma9t.
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MiHouri Yacific giienbabu entlaus
sebeno, BON Der Station Berger Der
2eutonenitaot Sermunn ndber unb
ndber. SeiB braunte bic gusuitionne
bernieber, eine tropilde Sibe berridte.
nur tuenis semiloert our6 cine iduade
8rlle, bic bislueilen iiber ben Miiluuri
beriiberiddelle. unb bod mar id gang
entSidt BON ben Naturi96nbeiten, bic
iib immer bon Neuem meineu 9lusen
boten. Ber, iuie ih, iabrelaus IN ben
sroBen sidoten oes Stens unb glurb,
weltens nit ibrem seiddftisen, raitloien
uuo aerduibuul1en 9reiben selebt, Die
oumpfe S6wille ibrer perpeitetsn
2uft einseatbmst, nno Die enoloie
ginF F6rmisteit Der Srdrien BON georc.
unb Central Sainois our9sefoitet bot,
Der ueritebt oas erbebenoe @eflbl, tpel'
Dies mid beieelte, als bic liebliden
2anoldaftsbilber an meinen slusen
poriiberSosen, ipie Fe cas 2bal bes
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menn au1 lnfolse Der lanSrn 2rodeu'
belt ni9t iebr iuoffsrrei@e StrOm mil
isinen gum 3beil bewuloeteu, gum Ebei1
forubepFanSten nfern unb Snieln, linfs
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ten 8altIteiulpdnbe oes uferlanbes
our1bro1en bon elmer 8eibe Der lieb
lli6ften Tbdler - elm berrli9ss 8auo
rama!
@eiteridreitenb -.
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aui" - uno Dor mir lag bic Yerle be!
Mifouri, DIE lieblide uno rei5eno sele
gene Stabt Sermann. @as ib bisbe
uou berielbeu setuuBt, tuar eindis, bal
Sermonn cine beutide @Olonie uno be
Ntittelpunft Der @iHouri 8einproouf
tion iei. @enn ih es bier periu6e, oi
@lnoliide 5u i6ilbern, tuelde Der Or
ouf mid semadt, 10 bemerfe id gun
@oraus, baB if tpeber nit elmer Ge
Ididte leiner @riinbuns, nod mi
| natiitilben 3ablen ober ytamen Dol
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maridire, al 10 feine &eflume idreibt
ionbern ein5is uno ollein ben @mbru'
ipieoersebe, ben bic Stabt auf cine
einseipanoerten unb nldt gang eil,s.
troduettn 3eitunssmeniden semad
bat.
3uerlt fis: mir ibre prd6ti9e Sag
nuf elm nod Dem Ntiiiouri IL
0ffnenoes, nab Siioen i'll mebrel
gaebentbdler ii9 per3ueisenbes, DO
grim beiualbeten S6beu umsebene
1bal, unb barin - Elm &ubin i
J imarasbener @infaiiuns - bic Stal
nit ibren reibeu, ;ierlihen Baditeil
. bduiern. ibren reinl,9en, bon Oit na
) 8ei uno bon Siio nod Norben red
. wintlid iia frenjenoen StroBen. s
, Der Ndbe bes Babnbofs erbeben ii9 b
b Glsbduier unb @ebduoe elmer Brauere
e louie elm GROCER gleuator, Naidine
t Berfltdtten unb bic ,,Star.Miqs". 8
E Sablreiden aau ufldoen nit ibren rel
e uno seldlnafuolr ausseitatteten Sda
il fenitern laoen bic 8oribersebenben 5u
II 8eiud ein; besslei9en ou9 Die 5af
). rei9en @tdtten, iuo 36nis @ambrin1
iein feu9tes Scepter fihrt, an ipefds
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u Jreunblt1e Bebienuns, gutter Str
b fible Rdunte, tuer f6unte ba tuiberitebe
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BON 6ermann, Der elmer beutf@en Stt
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1893-08-25

SinatIenator Sas. s. Wc@innis bon
ct. 2ouis lit ont Saml flag auf leiner
Sarm su SouitOnia in Bettis County
seitorben. Mc@. mar i'm Suii 1880
in 8entudp sebOreu uno wobnte leit
1858 in Miiiouri (5t. 2ouis). gr
mar Mitslieb oes 8eprdientantenbauies
Der 24.unb 25. Gtaats9eiessebuns unb
pertrat felt 1879 ben 20. ct. 2ouiier
9iltrtft i'm Staatsienat. Der 8ertors
bene mar elmer Der 5iibrer Der &epublis
faner in Der 2esislntur uno ein ent'
i9iebener @esner Der Srobibitioniitel
unb ionitisen 5einoe Der periou lider
5relbett.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1893-08-25

8is aur Natiunalpabl i'm Sabr.
1895 1T nod cine lanse 3eit. aber.
ipenn @ouuerner Me&inlep iebt als
Brdfioents.ganbibat nominirt ipiirbe
10 tpiirbe iuobl 70 man9er Gemofrni
auf ibn iuetten. Die Nbfiibluns ieii
benz NOuember 1892 1T raid uub sriinb'
li9 geipeien.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1893-08-25

iebr iie sur6 beren uerIotterten 8uitanb
sef9doist iperben. Damn iperben he
ielbit in ben ein5eInen Counties tsr per.
ibiebenen staaten barauf brinsen, baB
TN oieier 8esiebuns @unbel seidaffen
ipiro.--NnS. b. %.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1893-08-25

2oipborn fonnte nod elm Eau efafen
uno iid retten. tpdhrenb bic bier fnber.
en- 8eripnen ibren Fob in ben 5mtben
fanoen. D,eies iinb Mrs. Goite, im
Utter bon 25 Sabren, ibre beiber &in.
Der. Sobn unb ,Reiiie. Z reip. 8 5abre
alt. unb ibre Sdwefter Morp Softer in,
Nlter bon 13 Sabren.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1893-08-25

Sauoel, in Der Snbui itrie, tuie iiberbaupt
in Der @eiddftsmett sdn5l,d seiduun.
een. Sebermunn bdlt feline @riparniHe
Sutiid, bic guhfen MAIDEN feiuss 8or.
idiiie, ba iie ii6 moslibr ssseu sinen
ausemeiuen &ta9 idusen wouen. 9ie
9emotraten itebeu por ben 5rasen BUR
BieberberitelIuns bes 8ertrauens nie
Oman psraeibe ben ausornd) Dos aino
uor'm 9rsd. Sn Der Sinuu5irass 5iebt
Die cine Seite ,b,e" uEo bic onbere
bot, uno lesen ibrem Oberbaupt, benz
9uten @lenelano, Der es in bieier Jra9e
ebrli6 meint, aGe Sinoernife in ben
8es. Sn Der 9uriffrase, bic ben Sanpt'
fattor in bem sdn5liben S9pinoen bes
8ertlauens biloet, wlfien iie ueoer Elm
nod aus. 6at i9on bic nnseluiBbeit
oariiber mas Der GonsreB in geSus aui
eine 9arlireuiiion tbuu ipiro, DIE Su'
nuittis i'm san5en 2anbe bis 5u eineu'
bednsitisenben @raoe labmselesl nne
Sur 5Olse sehabt, baB unSdblise 5abri'
fen ben Betrieb e,n5uitellen iib se5wun.
gen iaben uno 9auienbe uno Iber:
tanienbe BON Mrbeitern arbeitslos uub
broolps ,uuroen, 10 fann man lid
ungefdbr einen 8esriff oauon maden
ipslde unbeiluoIle @irfuns srit BIZ
ausfiibrans beg beInOfratiiden Bro
aramms nad DEM g8ortllut lhrel
@hicasosr 8lattform auf Die Suouitri'
unb bas @eidaft unieres 2anoes baber
tpiro.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1893-08-25

8eim 8eriud, bas eiienbabuse'
leile in Neiu Sauen, Jranflin gountp,
5u freuSeu, tpurbe ont Samstas 5ar.
bige Senoerion @ibion bon einen,
S,adtsuse Der @iiiouri Baeific 8ubr
iiberfahren uno aetGbet.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1893-08-25

9er5os @rnit bon Sadien- gOburs.
@otba, iif am lesten 9ienitas ouf benz
&beinbarotsbruaner @dloiie be, 60.
burg seitorben. SerSos grnft fart
finoerlos unb fdllt baber Der Enron
nunmebr on ben Ser5os bon gbinburs,
ben atpeiten 9obn Der 6 6nisin 8ictorio
bon @nslant uno gehe beg @erforbe.
men.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1893-08-25

Die &epublifaner BON Soma bieltei
lebte g8obe lire Stats. .@onnentior
uno nOminirten S. .. Sadlon als ibrer
@ouperneurs @anbioaten. Sn. BEN
Gonpent ipurben mebrere 8ebeh se9er
8robibition sebalteu unb in Der Blat'
fort erfldrt, baB mon Die 2oiuns bieie,
5ra9e Der 2esislatur ilber'aiie
gur9elterr nominirteu Die 9emofra
ten Suua's ibr Staats,9idet uno Itel
ten ben iesisen @Duperneur BOies als
ganbibaten fiir @iec eriuabl auf. 81
Der 8Iatiorm erflaren iie ii6 5u Gun itel
eines Sic, ,nsseiebes.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1893-08-25

Grbeit fiir bic 8eiddftisunasloien.
Serr gilbert u. Yope bon Bolton, Der
betanute Isitator fir bic 8erbsiferuns
Der 2auoitrnBer, bat bic Sreiie nit
eiuem &unoidreiben beoabt, III ipeldem
er auerlei 8uridldse 5ur Sebuns Deg
g1utbitanbes unter Den burd Die iebise
arlFs ouBer BrDb sefon,menen Irbei.
fern madt. Seines gradtens iolllrn
bic stautsseiessebunsen Iolpie Die
Staatss unb Srtsbeh6roen 6ffentli6e
8auten anorbnen unb baburd ben 8s.
ibdftisunssloien arbeit peridaffen.
9eubbrinsenoer f6une bieie Irbeit aber
nidt beripertbet iperoen, als bel oel
@erteEeruus Der 2anbitraBen. Staa'
ten, Gtdnte unb Srtibaften fDnnter
bas bo5u beu6tbiste @elo borsen; aud
lafe iid Nrbeii unb Material ieb
iuoblfeiler erlansen, als in 5eiten allse
meineu @ebeibens.
6e,ner iolIte Der @Onsreb, ioball
bic @ilberfrase erlebist iel. cine 8tl
annebmen, bur4 uelbe fur bic 8eludi
ieruns BON Debldnbereien liberole 8e
.piaisunsen sema4t wurben. Iu
bieie @eiie f6nne ben 8ersGeuten boz
Colo rabo, Moniano uno anoeren Beil
itaaten Bei6dfiisuns seudbrt I'M
groBe Streden fir lanbtuirtbIdoftlif
Siuede eridlOiieu tperben u. bersl. m.
i Die 8oridldse bes Serrn Yupe fin
obne 5meifel gut semeint, abe
Der Gonsreb uiro ii9 i9uerlid nj
. ibnen befoiien. Sir Die gerbeIieruu
Der 2anbfraben iuirb iiberbaupt mid
eber etipas Drbentli@esl sei&eben, b
bic 6armer ieIbit einseieben babeH, tu
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1893-08-25
Nll,l,,,,ct. ~
1Farhe11t
llFs.,.he11t
Gin aroBes 2aser pon

&etn6l, 2SeibbIei, Sinf=&eao Mmo firuiiIeN..
Cine id0ne Guswab den 9moheae 1orten
0otfS retme an8em6d)te farbem fers Gsbrau& fur
NuBen iomob atS Snnn Floor Paint und COTS One.
Coat Buggy Farben.
arteaptttel mno MISREPRESENTATION grose auspatl
ener0laS, "Wal Finish &c. ets Sno bi
fig uernut.
Yeaidbtmem- Cele, bic beten uno tiaisfn
EAGLE DRJI STORE.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1893-08-25

Die Sotetiers Der ueridiebenen
Sommerfrii8en beflasen iitb iiber
lble4te 3eiten. Mnbere 2eute ouf.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1893-08-25
It. 8. IoTEL
Deutf6es @afb d us.

= IeihSOhn
8rontiraBs uebeu Der Sermanner Star
Drills.
Sieies @aitbaus bietet Reiienber lIro be-
ioubers 5arntsrn bic beiten gequemli6feiteu
Rein. Setten, quite 8oit gu iebr ntabisen
preiien. Siir bic Gferoe Der Sarmer itebt
Elm ser6uniises Stau9ebarbe sur Serfiiss
una 9as
Chicago eagle. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1889-19??, 1893-10-14

At the Republican convention, II.
l. Hertz proved true to his friend
by securing the nomination OF Mr.. J.
Henry Kraft, cheek by jowl with
Judge Gary on the Republican ju-
dicial ticket. Mr.. Kraft is an esti-
mable gentleman and a good citizen,
but SO utterly antagonistic are his
views on all public questions, politi-
cal and economic, from those of
Judge Gary, that there is something
supremely ridiculous in the action OF
the Republican party in placing the
two gentlemen on one ticket and ask
ing any party to unite in support OF
both. The thing is the laughing
stock of the country and nobody is
more diSguSted at it than the Chair.
man and Secretary Of the couven-
ton, Judge Gary himself is
sadly disgruntled over the turn
affairs have taken and Mr. Kraft
has been insulted by being
invited to resign from the ticket As
matters now stand the Republican
party is between the devil and the
deep sea. Mr.. Kraft has an intluen.
tial following among the young pro-
gressive element of the party while
the fossil and blue-nosed wing that
swears by Judge Gary will renouncC
the entire ticket if Kraft be kept on
Next time the local Republican
managers hold convention they
should adopt for their motto: BE
tween two stools we come to the
ground.
Chicago eagle. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1889-19??, 1893-10-14
He Passes Away on
Sunday Morning
Last,
After a Brief Illness
Sketch of His Use
full Career.

Charles Frederic Clarke, Vice
President of the Hibernian Bank of
Chicago, and son of the late John V.
Clarke, died of pneumonia at his
residence, No. Sc Astor street, at
ILLS o'clock Sunday morning. His
last appearance at the bank was Sat-
urday, Sept %. He then complained
Of feeling i'll. In one of the sudden
changes of weather which occurred
about that time he contracted cold,
which developed into pneumonia.
Mr.. Clarke was a man Of indomita-
bic will and wonderful mental vital
ity, and although not physically
strong his recovery was hoped for un-
til last Saturday, when, after making
his last rally it was plainly evident
death was not far off. He was con-
scious to the last moment and met
death calmly and fearessly. His
immediate relatives were with him
at the end, and the Rev. Father J.
p. Dore administered the last sacra-
ments of the church. DR.. Henry
Hooper and DR.. Norman Bridge, the
attending physicians, were also pres
ent. Mr.. Clarke was a member Of
the Lincoln Park Board of Commits
sioners, and the day before he died
he whispered to his brother-in-law,
Charles f. Spaulding Il don't want
my body carried through Lincoln
Park" He express this wish on ac-
count of the fact that the custom of
the Park Board of driving the cortege
of a Commissioner who dies through
the park has in the past created much
serious controversy.
Mr., Clarke was 81 years Of age,
having been born Aug. q, 1856, in
Chicago, where he lived all his life
He received his early education in
the public schools and graduated
from st. Ignatius College, and at the
age of IS he entered his fathers
bank. which was then known as the
Merchants Association Of Chicago,
He served in every capacity, from
messenger up to Vice President and
at the time of his death was manager
of the savings department, as well
as Vice President Of the Hibernian
Bank, of which his brother, John Y.
Clarke, is President In 1887 Mr..
Clarke married Miss Louise Black,
daughter Of eX-Mayor John Black, OF
Milwaukee, Wis. BY her he had
three children aged years, 2! years,
and weeks. Besides the members
of his own family Mr.. Clarke leaves
his mother and two sisters Mrs.
Hampstead Washburne, formerly
Miss Annie NJ. Clarke, and Mrs.
Charles +. Spaulding, who was Mis-,
Elizabeth Clarke. At the time Of hi,
death Mr. Clarke was a member Of
the Gcrmania Nannerchor aud the
Ogden Boat Club, the only two socIe
ties he ever joined
Lyman j, Gage, who had not hearc
of the death Of MI Clarke until D.,
was seen at his residence by report
en- said
II am shocked % hear Of Mr.
| Clarke's death / knew he was sick
| but had uo suspicion of death beIu.
Iat hand Ile Wa highly esteemed t
lam membes 90 the baubIns faier
.DIly aud the general public tHt eFs
. bad dealings with hm lla Wd
thoroughly considerations 1000 pains
ukm
Though lb4tn u.W W.m#.
..meH HWIuH IaIal.
Chicago eagle. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1889-19??, 1893-10-14
They N ominate an
Amateur Billiard
Player,
And Put an Anarchist on
to Keep Up Excite
ment.

The Republican party has decided
to reform the bench.
1t has gone about it in startling
way.
1t has nominated a ticket headed
by the champion amateur billiardist
of the city, and has given him for a
principal running mate gentleman
whose ability with the meat-aX is
uuQuestioned, and who followed the
honorable calling of a butcher until
quite recently.
But it is doubtful whether butch
erS would make good judges, any
more than bankers or any other class
of merchants.
y But the Republicans relegated their
lbest legal material to private life and
went outside the bar to make up a
ticket.
Here is the story of Mr.. J. Henry
Kraft, one of the Republican candi-
dates, as told by himself:
Il left Germany and went to Lon
don and opened butcher shop, which
4 kept for six years. | came to Chi
cago in 1878 and worked for awhile
as a butcher in the stock yards.
After that l sold awnings. | then
went into the reaper and mower busi-
ness. l saved some money and es-
tablished myself as iobber in bak-
cry supplies. Mr.. Fl. II. Kohlsaat
has known me for years, and he
knows how ridiculous these stories
about me are. sold out this busi-
ness in 1882 and studied law at the
Union College. In 1884 l was adj
mitted to the bar, and have been
practicing ever since.
Denies the Charge.
"They say you are an anarchist,
Mr. Kraft" it was suggested.
ANY one who says that is not tell
ing the truth, he quietly answered.
81 believe, on the contrary, that the
cause Of labor will never triumph un-
til anarchy is entirely suppressed.
Lawyer Kraft's political record has
been severely criticised. Here is hi,
own account of it. 81 was a candi.
date on the SoCialistIc-L Labor ticket
two years ago when Thomas J. Nor
gan ran for Mayor. In the fall OF
1891 | ran for Judge along with A.
c. Seers on the United Labor ticket
aud was defeated.
"My connection with the Arbeitel
uud came about from the fact thai
was engaged as attorney when ~u
parlutendeut Hubbard suppftsse,
public meetings after Che troubles 81
l',b and lss1 Judge Tuley uphel.
my contention aud | won mf case
After Nh Hubbard seized the has %
thf procession of Mas O. lsbs va
anIu retained and weut before su
UuHtHdeAt McCIaaehn aa1 u
anet the Hlsa HrHed lmt t
Im.mlat 0l tha fau tal.m t.fl
H.utl 4a HHIul.H HhHh 81
Chicago eagle. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1889-19??, 1893-10-14
There Are Three EXCep-
tiOnS to a Remark.
able Fact.
Which Shows that The New Repub-
ICan Constitution Is a Farce
and a ''COn. A"

Republican papers have been cry
ing for central committee free from
ofliceholders or ofliceseekers.
The party adopted new constitu-
tion prohibiting o1iceholders from
sitting on the committee
As the Republicans have but few
offices left, one would think it an
easy matter TO make this blum good
But few as their onceholders are,
the new committee is composed en-
tirely Of otliceholders with three ex-
ceptions.
First Ward, r, b. Van Cleave,
ex-City Clerk, Fish Commissioner, In
spector Of Asphalt, Commissioner of
Lands, Notary Public.
Second Ward-D. J. Koran, Alder
man.
Third Ward-Perry A. Hull, AS
sistant Fish Commissioner.
Fourth Ward James II. Gilbert,
Sheriff of Cook County.
Fifth Ward-E. j, Magerstadt,
Deputy Sheriff
Sixth Ward-James A. Hogan,
Deputy Collector.
Seventh Ward John A. Cooke, AL
derman.
Eighth Ward-Joseph p. Walsh,
Deputy Assessor
Ninth Ward-C. w. Woodman,
Justice of the Peace.
Tenth Ward-James A. Fleming,
Deputy Collector.
Eleventh Ward-A, f. Doremus,
Assistant Commissioner.
Twelfth Ward-Franl c. Farnum,
Deputy Collector.
Thirteenth Ward-D. A. Campbell,
Deputy Sheriff.
Fourteenth Ward-Fred L. Wilk.
Fifteenth Ward-Ferdinand Smith,
Inspector Of Manufactures.
Sixteenth Ward-L H. Hines, Dep
uty Sheriff.
Seventeenth Ward II Edward J.
Dwyer ex-West Town Assessor eX-
Superintendent of the Water Otlice.
Eighteenth Ward-John NJ, Smyth.
Nineteenth Ward-Chris Manner,
Collector Of Internal Revenue
Twentieth Ward-Eugene Neufer,
Inspector Of Spirits.
Twenty-hrst Ward - Charles Il.
Erby, Deputy Clerk, 22G County
Building
Twenty-second Ward-G. A. Busse,
Deputy County Clerk.
Twenty-third Ward-John A. Linn,
ex-Alderman, candidate for Alder
man, etc.
Twenty-fourth Ward -. G. w.
Rohde, candidate for Congress.
Twenty-dfth Ward - Lloyd G..
Smith, candidate for Alderman
Twenty-sixth Ward-John A. Fish
leigh Deputy oil Inspector.
Twenty-seyenth Ward - Henry
WulH, County Clerk.
TweDty-eighth Ward-Charles 5.
/ Blake Deputy Clerk.
Twenty-ninth Buck Ne
Carthy, eX-Couuty Commissioner and
candidate f0r Alderman
Thrueth Ward-Alfred Anderson,
hlIif
TfIrty.nr,t Wafd-R0bert D. lies,
court commissioner
+ Thtty.secund Ward william H..
Kerr Alderman
ThfD third Ward IS NeU.oud,
superintendent
Thirty fourth Wtd lahu sy+
mula A.tess. laau uf lI{da Park
Ta. Hg. committeeman 'Fam thn
muHu t1sm HUtl ht eat ern,
hHa IaHahu Aw AZ. afee-
h.Ih
Chicago eagle. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1889-19??, 1893-10-14

ANorHEH horrible railway casualty
sends a ,hudder over the country
and. lIke the one near Colehour. 10
could not have occurred had the block
signal system been IN operation Tho
muimouf ~ great railway corpora.
t.uus responsible fur three ee4ualteu
af the ..yH .wf hf accdenD aHd
tnat Ia.HHrf WII eont.uHe luHa.e
uafI .HH. .ese.atnnmAhos mah.
un esm.u thal n1 mlaaAr
H taH HeaHimHa .uH.
m
Chicago eagle. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1889-19??, 1893-10-14

JoE llowAup tells the reader, 81 q
New York paper that frogs legs are
now So large that they ought not 90
Del eaten with champagne fuppc
This sill ho bitter news for the Sew
Nurs W0rkIngmen who have been
NuIua .1f Drld
Chicago eagle. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1889-19??, 1893-10-14

Austin O. Sexton, who viii soon be
elected Judge, was born in Chicago,
Aug. 18th, 1852, received his educa-
tion in the public schools and grad
uated from the Chicago High School
in 1872, began the study OF law and
was called TO the bar in 1876, was a
member of the State Legislature
from the Sixth District for four con-
secutye terms, from 1876 TO 1888,
in the session of 1883 was the Dem
ocratic nominee for Speaker has been
President Of the Board of Education
in Lake View, in 1890 was elected
Alderman of the Twenty-hfth Ward
and reelected in 1892, and held the
position of Chairman Of the Judi
ciary Committee. lie is strong
Democrat and his popularity is shown
by the fact that he has seven times
been before the people in Re
publican district and elected each
time. Is a member Of the A. Q. L.
W.. Etna Lodge, No. lj9, Was
married in 1874 and has four children.
There is not much doubt but that he
will be elected by a large majority.
Chicago eagle. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1889-19??, 1893-10-14

The first sign of weakness on the
part of the Republicans was displayed
in the eagerness with which the ut
terances Of Judge Moran criticising
the Democratic convention for refus-
ing to stultify itself by nominating a
Republican for It's standard bearer
were seized upon by the Republican
press. 1t was really wonderful what
a suddenly acquired value the utter
ances Of Judge Moran on party poll
tics had for the editors Of these
sheets. Now that he is leading a
movement for "a "citizcns' ratiHca-
tIon meeting his efforts are Landed Co
the skies This after AN Is hut nat
ural Nodoubt Judge Moran wouIdre.
ceIye even greater rommeudltiuu lf
Boz could but succeed In bringing
about thr defeat of the entire Demo.
cratic t.c.et
Chicago eagle. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1889-19??, 1893-10-14

Already CONSERVATION and dismay
have seized upon the Republican
ranks. 1t is a premonition Of what
they expect Nov. I. When the con
vention adjourned at Brands Hall
last Friday there was hardly dele
gate in the meeting who did not feel
that they had been wasting their
time. 1t was in vain that "the Re-
publican wheel horse Of the Eigh-
teenth Ward, John NJ Smyth, tried
to infuse some enthusiasm into the
convention, and the rubicund James
r. b. Van Cleave endeayored to dis
tribute some Of the ozone Of his own
sunny nature among the silent and
sullen delegates. II was all dismal
failure, and the work OF the day was
done by as hopeless and apathetic a
county convention as ever put a
ticket in the field to be beaten.