Chicago eagle. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1889-19??, 1894-07-14

Arthur Dixon, N. B. judah, E. II.
Morris, w. o. La Monte, J. n. Ter.
hume, and Geo. w. Underwood were
appointed to take charge Of the cam.
paign.' ",
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At q meeting Of the Republican
Executive Committee OF the County
Central Committee the following
committees were announced:
Registration - william Ljrimer. Chair
man; j. G ". Rhode. Edward I. Glennon,
William GifYert, John Reddick.
Nuturalization-EL WIKI, Chairman;
Robert lies, James r. B. Van Cleave, u
j. thott, Frank Kallun.
Meetings and Printing James II. H. Van
Cleave. Chairman; T. 7. Glcnnon, Adam
Wolf Frank Kallum. J. G. W. Rhode.
Dissection and Prevention OF Fraud
Lloyd j. Smith, Chairman; Robert 4 lies,
William LorImer. Fred l. WIKI, Adam
Volt
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Timothy z. Ryan was nominated
as the Democratic candidate for Con.
gress from the Fourth Congressional
District by the convention held Tues.
day morning. The new district com.
prises the Eighth, Ninth, Twelfth,
and Nineteenth Wards. The conven.
tion was held In Apollo Hall. TWEEN.
ty.one delegates were present from
the Eighth, twenty.four from the
Ninth, twenty.eight from the
Twelfth, and twenty.nine from the
Nineteenth. Ex.County Attorney
James J. Maher was Chairman and
Ed Novack Secretary. James O'Brien
and Ed Hurley, present Congressional
Committeeman, we're renamed.
Nominations we're then called for.
Charles Rohn, Of the Nineteenth
Ward. placed the name Of Timothy
E. Ryan before the convention. He
was seconded by all the other wards
and the nomination Of Mr.. Ryan vas
then made by reclamation.
Mr.. Ryan made brief speech.
The nominee resides ut 284 South
Center avenue.
Miles Kehoe, OF the Ninth Ward,
Is talked Of for the Republican nom.
ination for Congress In the Fourth
District, and II Aid. Bidwill and his
friends support Kchoe he may secure
the nomination. The district Ia
strongly Democratic, but II Frank
Lawler runs a. an independents Re.
publican may be elected.
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Ofiicial calls are published for the
Republican Senatorial convent ions Of
the Second, Third. Thirteenth and
Nineteenth Districts.
The Second District IL made up Of
the Twelfth and all but Q small part
Of the Tenth Ward. The primaries
will be held between the hours Of /
and o'clock p. M. Thursday, July
10. and the convention ut 3 O'Clock
Friday, July 20, q: 794 West Madison
street. The call 10 for the nomina.
tion OF two or more Representatives
In the Legislature, but II 10 not like.
iy that there will be three nomina.
lions. Frank L. Shepard, . bright
young attorney, 10 understood to be
the Twelfth Ward favorite for the
place, while the Tenth. Warders will
probably nominate Hon. Gus Nohc.
The convention of the Third Dis
trict, including the ThIrty.hrst,
Thirty.third and the Thirty.fourth
Wards, will be held Friday, July 20,
at 10 q. m. In the Ashford Opera
House ut Grand Crossing. The pr.
maries will be held the day before.
George W. Miller, Of the Thirty.
fourth Ward, will be nominated for
the Senate and John A. Watson, Of
the Thirty.frst Ward, and probably
John Linneman, OF the Thirty. third,
for the House.
The call for the Thirteenth Dis.
trict 10 issued by Jane, J. Banks,
chairman, and Sol Dreeden, secretary
Of the committee. The convention
will be held at. sac South Halsted
street at $50 ,. m, July 81, the pr.
maries on the same afternoon. Jacob
Stainer, Of the Eighth Ward. will be
nominated for Senator and James p.
CavsnaRh, Of the Seventh, for Rep.
The Nineteenth District Republi.
cans will convene ut lungs Hall,
southwest corner Of Chicago avenue
and Robey street, Friday. July 20,
at s:s0 o'clock, the primaries being
called for the afternoon OF that day.
H. Hines, OF the Sixteenth Ward,
and Representative Dan Cam bell
and James Frake, Of the Thirteenth
Ward, are candidates for Senator,
while Dan Gerst, w. O. Fuller and