Chicago eagle. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1889-19??, 1894-06-02

gates-at-large are as follows: d. s.
Berry, Savannah, ILL.,; Charles p.
Bryan, Eighth Congressional Dis.
trict; Colonel W. s. Diston, Twelfth
District; Senator Shelby NJ. Cullom,
Ex-Governor J. w. Fifcr, II. s. Clark,
and T. NJ. Eckley, of McLeansboro.
The following delegates were then Sc
lected from the Congressional dis.
tricts:
Fir,t-A. g. Clarke. c. II. Dalton. c. Denecn
J. II. Terhune.
second-J. l.. Monaghsn n, q. J. Chott. +. J.
Maserstedt, James Hogan.
Third. N. Canning, August Schiller, n. II
PARKER, Charles Nsgel.
Fourth-M. r. Powers. II. NJ. Esslcy. Il. II
Pease, q. L. Foss.
Fifth. G. Copley, W. W. sherwin, Col. VIM
Avery. W. J. 6tsck.
sixth-R. II. Fosdick, Mayer Newcomer, c.
Ebbersen, James Comley.
SEVENTH. H. Bethca, J. W. White. II. O.
Ward, J. n. Lewis.
EIshth-T. s. Plat, Edward Aiken. r. $.
Rogers, II. G. Hill.
Ninth-E. c. Curtis, q. W. Patton, u. Haddo.
WAY. Robert Caldwell.
TENTH. G. Edwards, W. q. Eden, - Fos-
ter, G. H. Edwards.
Eleventh-w. W. Porter. DIR. r. l.. McKinnie
Peyton Roberts.
Thirteen h-liomcr Tice. John Ayers. W. u,
R,dVley. J. NJ. Hamilton.
Fourteenth-H. Sherman. J. A. Stirling, T.
O'Connell. NJ. r. Kansu.
sixtseath-- George Hoffman. II. McCawlcy
I. W. Scott. W. A. Mussett.
Seventeenth William sewerth. George Tur.
ner. Albert Campbell, Charles Austin.
Nineteenth--J. II. Miller, General {. W. Pa.
vey, c. W. Lyon, judge Robert hell.
Twentieth-Walter warder, Cairo.
Fifteenth-F. X. Robeson, Judge Thompson
Danville; II. iialiock, G. q. Eckart.
The Secretary was authorized &c
correspond with the clubs in the Con.
gressional districts not represented
and complete the delegation. The
committee changed the date OF the
state convention of the league clubs
from Aug. . to Sept. 5. 1t will be
held at Springfield and will be the
formal opening OF the State cam.
paign.
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1t Is conceded BY the Republican
managers that s. w. Ridtrburg, the
present Deputy County Clerk. has
the lead for the nomination for Henry
Wulff's present position. The Scan.
dinavians must have strong repre-.
scntation on the ticket. Recently
the Swedes have been dropping over
to the Democrats, principally because
they have been ignored, and 1t will
probably be considered poor Repub.
lican politics to ignore them any
further. When T. II. Matson was In
the Sheriff's Office the Republicans
flourished in this vicinity. S. w.
Riderburg Is one of the most popula,
politicians In the Republican ranks.
He Is u Swedish-Amcrican, and one
that his race Is Justly proud OF.
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During tho past week there has
been much earnest talk among tho
leading Democrats Of nominating ex,
City Treasurer Bernhard Rocsing FOL
County Treasurer. His great strength
among tho best citizens OF Cool
County IS In his favor, and 1t is Q
wcll.knOwn fact that when he rar
for City Treasurer 1t was by Mr.. Roe,
sings efforts that Cregier was elected
Mayor, and 1t was Roesing's tact,
management, money, and hard, de-
termined work that carried the whole
ticket 10 victory.
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Mr.. Daniel q. Gcrst, a brigh,
young attorney, has the support OF
the Republican leaders In the Elcv.
enth Senatorial District for the Leg.
islature. Mr.. Gcrst has the ability
and force Of character to make use.
full member OF the next assembly.
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Mr.. Felix Lang, the well.knowu
stalwart North Side Democrat, re,
siding ut 400 Sedgwick street. will
probably be nominated for County
Commissioner.