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

Cars goose so effectually that he
won't know "where he was at"
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Sigmund Zcisler. Assistant Cor.
poratiUn Counsel since the beginning
of the present administration. ended
his work for the city and left Tues.
day night for New York to sail
Friday on the steamship Normannia
for Hamburg. lie will return to
Chicago to resume his law practice
about Jan. I. Mr.. Ieislcr has had
charge of the chanccry business of
the city. His successor has not been
named.
Few people realize that there is an
entirely new registration this year.
Since the law has been amended a
complete registration Is required pre-.
ceding each Congressional election.
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1t is probable that the Democratic
county central committee will, at its
meeting on Tuesday next, call con.
vention in each of the Cook county
senatorial districts to be held about
Sept 10. Candidates for the Senate
and the House have already moved
about among their friends and sup
porters until every district has Its
quota of ambitious people who think
they will walk of with the nOmina.
tions, no matter whether the prima.
ries he regular or frcc.fOr.all.
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Mr. Orville Van Thompson, the
able lawyer and prominent Democrat,
Is already talked of for City Attor.
ney next spring. lie would run like
scared deer.
The Fourth Congressional District
Republican CON mittcc will meet this
week and issue a call for a COnven-
tion. 1t Is the intention to hold
their primaries under the provisions
of the Crawford law. Some of the
committees, especially the Senatorial
committees, have not adhered to this
law, and the voters have found FAULT.
The last name suggested in con.
nection with the nomination Is that
Of +. NJ. Woods. OF the Twelfth
Ward. lie Is President Of the Memo
ken Club on Washington boulevard,
and publisher. lie Is highly In.
dorsed. There seems to be q dlslosi.
ton among some of the leaders, espc.
cially those of the Twelfth Ward, to
regard the district as hopclcssly
Democratic. This Is causing some
comment on tho part Of the leaders
In the other wards In the district,
who want a man nominated with a
view to electing him. Some think
Aid. Campbell Is the right man,
while Others believe the Eighth, Ninth
or Nineteenth Ward should name tho
candidate. 1t Is conceded, however,
that Aid. Campbell would run well
In the Democratic wards. Chris
Manner has been strongly urged to
become a candidate, and considerable
pressure has been brought to induce
him to consent, but he has thus far re.
fused, and argues that he Is not q rain.
bow chaser" He was an efficient Col.
lector of Internal Revenue, and his
conduct OF the position of Superinten.
dent OF Public Service has given salts.
faction. However, Mr.. Manner Is not
inclined to buck against stone
wall In the Fourth District.
Miles Kchoc has developed more
strength than any of the other can
dates. His friends believe he will be
nominated.
u.s.
Every voter must register Oct. II
or % II he expects to vote this fall.
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The Young Illinois Democrats arc
preparing for rally ut Decatur, or
Sept. IL. This movement has beer
engineered by Thomas j. Donovan
who Is Senator John NJ. Palmer's pri
vatc secretary.
A DECISION just rendered by thu