Chicago eagle. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1889-19??, 1894-09-01

made himself famous last week 10y !
catching an eight-pound pickerel. !
Like his father. Joseph, jr., is a
hustler.
Mr. James McAndrcws, the popular
Twelfth Ward Democratic leader.
f. taking u much needed rest at Fox
Lake. III.
la the Sixth Congressional District
Edward u. Cooke cmphatically de-
MES the rumor that he il a candidate
for Congress on the Republican ticket.
Mr.. y. NJ. plotke. the able lawyer.
is regarded by many as the strongest
man for the place. and he may be the
nominee.
Hon. Michael Mclnerney, of Town
of Lake political fame. with his
daughter aud niece, left recently for
New York on visit to Ireland. His
departure puts an end to any qucs.
ton as to his candidacy for any OIL.
cial position. for before going he said
he would not return until November.
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Observation-Disclosures say they are
bound to nominate Jane. +. Gleason
for state senator and James McGin.
lev for the House In the Fifteenth
District. Mcssrs. Gleason and Nc.
Ginlcy have served the people faith.
fully in the past, and Is they are
sterling and hal d working Democrats
they will undoubtedly spend the win
ter months at Springfield.
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J. L. Cochran reports the follow.
ing sales at Edgewater: Seventy.fvc
feet of ground on Kenmore avenue to
John Mac. Means for SO, 80, to be
improved at once with stone resi-.
deuce: fifty feet OF ground on Win.
throp avenue to Charles T.. Whitney
for SO. $50: twenty-five feet Of ground
on Winthrop avenue to Benjamin ID.
Uecb for Sl,C2j.
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In the Fourth Congressional Dis.
trict Hon. Miles kehoe will prove u
formidable opponent of the other
aspirants TO the nomination. He has
n clean record, Is campaigner and
has wide acquaintance throughout
the State. For eight years he served
in the state Senate. being elected in
1873, when Just old enough to quail.
ify. lie entered his occupation on
the legislative record as Il "laborer."
Mr.. kehoe began the agitation to
repeal the law allowing contract con.
vict labor. During his term of Office
in the senate he labored for the
eight.hour law and was active In
having pass d the first building as.
ISOLATION law. Mr.. Kehoe has been
identified with Cook County politics
for nearly twenty years.
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The independent citizens move.
ment" was launched as new organ.
ization In local Republican politics
this week NJ the fremont House.
The sponsors OF the movement mum.
bered about dfty. and were from
most of the ward. and towns In Cook
County The meeting was practic.
ally unanimous that the need Of an
independent Republican ticket was Il
matter worth clnvassing among the
electors. Il. J. Ingram was chair.
man and c. II. Frost acted as Secre.
tary. The ACCESSIBILITY OF having an
independent ticket was the sole topic
OF discussion. A committee OF III.
teen was finally ordered ap.
pointed from among those pres.
emit to see how far leading
men would support such u ticket,
what were the general chances of
the success Of the movement, and, II
an Independent ticket looked feast.
bic, to suggest the names Of candi.
dates. The names Of the committee
are: r. j. Ingram, W. Williams, j.
III. Workman, John Holmes, c. j. S.
Arey, L. II. Frost, j. Conr0y, 4. G.
Murray, Fred Smith, Isaac Russell,
T. =. Murdoch, G. +. Detwiler,
Charles Barry, W. J. Schroeder, VIM.
Woke. The committee will report
whether the movement shall con-
tinue and take an active part in the
campaign at meeting to be held
this evening at the fremont House.
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The Illinois Republicans are evil
IDENTIFY determined to make Franklin
MacVeagh the chief issue in the cam
palgn this fall. Although the can
yass has net formally regun, the man
and his candidacy for the United
States Senate have already been bit,
terly, and in some cases Wiley, as
sailed by the Republican newspapers
and Republican orators all over the