Chicago eagle. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1889-19??, 1894-09-15

queutly do ii to divert attention
from some disrcputablc practices
which they are themselves indulg.
iug In.
|; was to be expected that the Re.
puNlicans would attempt TO hold the
Democrats responsible for the APP
pearance in the field Of the county |
ticket said to have been put up ly |
the American Protective Association
The Republican managers have evi.
denty been cousoling themselves
with the belief that the \. l.. a. |
lodges would Loyalty support the Re.
publican county ticket. in spite of
the fact that few of the candidates !
were known to be Objectionable to
members OF the oath.bound proscrip.
ttvs organization. 1t does not ap.
would waste their time encouraging
a revolt in the \. T. a. ranks. Any
suggestion from a Democratic source
would he met ony with soon in
their councils. II any considerable
number OF the a. L. As intend {,
holt the Republican ticket they can
doubtless give reasons which they re.
gard as satisfactory for their con.
templatcd action.
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Deputy Coroner McNally and his
friends claim that lie will have a
walkovcr for the Democratic Senate
rial non ination. as City Prosecuting
Attorn y Asay has voluntarily with.
drawn from the contest. The candi.
dacy OF John Budinger. of the Fifth
Ward. Is the latest complication and
ii may develop into something Sc.
rlous solomon Van Traag, of the
Second Warl and Bryan Conway. of
the Third Ward, will in all probable
ity he named for the lower house
Conway and Van Praag have formed
an alliance offensive and defensive
with the McNally contingent.
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The North Chicago street Railroad
Company applied TO Commissioner Of
Publir Works Jones to construct Il
system OF poles ior electric lines on
North avenue from Clark street TO
Milwaukee avenue. on Belmont ave.
nue. from Lincoln avenue TO Eobey
street, thence along Robey street to
Roscoe boulevard, and on Roscoe
bou'e vard west 10 Western avenue
The permit will not be granted until
the return Of Mayor Hopkins.
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The Ashland Club will hold its an
nual election Saturday, sept. Is.
from to p. IL. Candidates named
on the regular ticket are: President,
r. W. Griffin: First Vice President,
+. NJ. SperLeck: Second ice Presi.
dent, G. +. Barker: Secretary, =. NJ.
Bobb: Treasurer. Edward +. Bosley:
Directors George o. Gunderson,
&c L. Shuman, Charles p. Abbey,
VI. +. Austin. +. J. Dennis, william
j. Nyc.
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The Supervising Architect at
Washington has decided to allow
some much.needed repairs to the
Federal Bulldog between this and
winter The steam. heating appara.
tus Is TO be ovcrhaulel. The boilers
will be repaired, and the pumps
which run the elevators will be put
in order for the first time in years.
Superintendent Bailey says the re.
pairs will cost $4,000.
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The new members OF the County
Ioard Of Education, Nelson A. Cool,
of Blue Island, and John H.. Lingren
were introduced at the meeting and
the board was Tuesday formally or.
ganlzed. The retiring President,
Henry +. Donovan, was reelected.
The President announced he would
name the committees at the next
meeting, Saturday week
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Democratic women met at the Au.
ditOrIum Hotel to take action in the
interest Of the candidacy Of DR.. Julia
Holmes Smith as one OF the trustees
OF the State University. Or. sarah
Hackett Stephenson was made Chair.
man OF campaign committee, and
her a socates are: Mrs, N +, Brown,
Vice Chairman; Mrs. Anne Stanley,
Secretary: and Mrs, Dr. II. c. b.
Alexander, Treasurer Mrs Potter
Palmer and Mrs. Marian a. Null.
gan were made honorary chairmen OF
the committee. \ resolution pre-
sentel by Mrs Wakeman was adopt
ed, urging all Democratic women t.
take an active interest in the cam
paign. and it was decided 70 organize
in every ward in the city, a public
meeting 10 he addressed by prOm.