Chicago eagle. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1889-19??, 1893-09-02

President 7. II. Conley quietly
walked up and delivered a
blow which nearly broke the ma
chine and terrified Dudley Solon who
was dancing reel with Thomas
O'Niell. Soda water and lemonade
were the popular drinks, but for all
that agreat many glasses OF beer were
INDUCED in on the quiet. The races
were the principal attractions of the
day and much amusement was de-
rived by the different heats The
most exciting was when the pig
which was raised on the farm of John
Devlin was let loose, and after many
lodges it was at last captured by Joe
Raycroft, who knew by the happy
grunts of the porker that it was
satisfied with its new owner.
Games of all kinds were INDUCED
in by the young folks. Among the
young men baseball had quite a
siege until they broke the bat which
stopped the game. State Grain In
spector George p. Bunker was chief,
and in honor Of his position wore a
large gold badge on the lapel of his
coat. On the whole it was a rousing
success, and great credit is due Chief
Bunker and his committee, which
was composed Of the following; Aid.
Joe Bidwill, Thos. Gahan, Jas. Me
Donald, Louis Wagner, Sol Hirch,
Paul Dasso, Chas. IIildrith, and
JAS G. Strain. At I o'clock
the days pleasure was over and
the train started for home, and ar
rived in the city about $40. Among
the prominent people present were:
Billy Loetler, Hon. Frank Lawler,
Chas. J. Byrnes, Senator Mahoney,
Con Mahoney, John Garvey, Vim. II.
Schroeder, Geo. p. Bunker, Thomas
McEnerny, Joseph p. Bidwill, l.. NJ.
Ennis, Thos. Cusack. John d. Peck
ham, p. II. Conley, Jas. G. Strain,
Alderman Cook, NJ. Hyland, Judge
Dooley, Supt Gleason, Lieut.. Ma
honey, Sergt j. OBrien, John Ben
nett, Jas Fleming, John Dwyer, A w.
Nohe, Thos. Gahan, Dennis Considine,
Dudley Solon, Patrick OConnor,
Mike McInerney, Captain Williams,
Angelo Cassidy, John Devlin, J. &.
Panoch, George p. Gubbins, Joe
Casey, Mike Coffey, Phil Walsh. Jas
Walsh, Paul DaSso, Jack Keef, Chr.sty
Walsh, Mike Brennan, Peter and
Paddy Prunty Geo. Yore, Ed O'Con-
nell, NJ. J. O. Hare, James Roach,
Chas. O'C0nnor, John Mclaughlin,
Joe Walsh. Martin McGann. John
Denvir, G. Louis Amberg, Mike
Gary, Sol. Lewinsohn, Officer Ed
Callahan, John McGovern, Martin
Shields jim Fit2gibbon, John
Murphy, Thomas Kelly Thomas
Campbell, Theo. Kimmen, Otto
Kolar, J. J. Sullivan, Chas. Hildreth,
John Denim, VIM. Boyd, Frank Har-
din, Chas. Heeley, Geo. Lake, Edw.
Condor, Ed Raleigh, O. Dubia, Sid
Nellie, Chas. j. Cassidy, John Me
Dermott, Con Shields, John Dyorak,
VIM. Meyers, VIM. Butler, Wm Am
brose, James Muran, John Hand Con
Mcmahon, Bill Bowser and Geo. II.
Shay, Mesdames F. III. Conley, u. So
Ion, }. Devlin, j. G. Dooley, c. +. Reed,
Mahoney, NJ. J. O'Hare, O'Connell,
NJ. McGary, G. Bunker, c. Hildreth,
ID. Considine. j. Denvir, G. Cassidy,
j. j. Sullivan, McDermott, Butler,
Gleason, Mcmahon, the Misses
Rose Caldwell, Jennie and Lizzie
Hand, Jennie Reilly, Josie O'Connor,
Sarah, Rose and Anna EIonan,
Campbell, Harris, Joyce, Casey, Dew
lin, Wiley, Mahoney, Birdie O'Brien,
Tumey, Lieboldt, Lizzie Devlin,
Maggie Sullivan, Maggie McDermott,
Rose McDermott, Nellie Hami ton,
NJ. Murphy, and many Others
q.
Prominent Democrats seem to be
united in putting forward for nomi-
nation as one Of the Judges the name
OF Albion Cate, one Of the most
prominent lawyers in the city lie
is very popular and well known, has
never sought oilce and only through
the solicitation OF his many fflends
has he been prevailed upon to enter
the race Born Ia Boston Mass.
graduate or Harvard University
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