Chicago eagle. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1889-19??, 1894-03-31
the AiDERMANiC Fi0HT.

the alderlnanic light, and the issues
In the wards are now clearly laid on
party lines.
In the First Ward William Skakel.
the independent candidate against
the regular Democratic nominee, has
been retired by the Election Com.
The voters Of the ward
will now have to choose between the
regular candidates OF the two par.
ties. ]. Irving Pearce, the Republi.
can nominee, Is already hopelessly |
defeated. Mr.. Pearce knows as much
about municipal politics as a Lap.
lander does about the torrid zone.
The return Of Aid. John J. Coughlin
10 now conceded as certainty by
everybody who knows anything Of
First Ward politics.
in the Second Ward the contest
lies between Daniel j. Horau and
Leopold Moss. Koran has not made
a bad record, but Mr.. Moss Is very
popular young business man, clean
cut citizen aud worthy In every way
Of the support Of his own party.
The result in this ward Is doubt
full.
In the Fourth Ward Aid. John w.
Hepburn Is being opposed by p. X.
Hardin and Archibald Whine. Both
OF these last. mentioned candidates
are Republicans, and Aid. Hepburn's
chances are much impcriled. The
chances are that Myer Daniels, Demo.
crat, who has the united backing OF
his party organization, will undoubt-
eddy be elected.
David Deist Is the regular noml.
nee Of the Democratic party In the
Fifth, and will have to fight 1t out
against half q dozen independent can.
didates and the Republican caudi.
date. Mr.. Deist will be elected
WiVuOuV uOuOW
Mr.. Martin, the regular candidate
Of the Democratic party, will have no
trouble In securing the election In
the Sixth Ward.
In the Seventh Ward the contest
between John A. Cooke, the outgo.
ing Alderman, and Moses Barnett Is
lively and 1t is impossible to predict
the result.
The fight In the Ninth IL between
Aid. Fred Rohde and A. ]. SABBATH,
and is In doubt.
Aid. Charles Schumacher will be
knocked out by Col. Harley In the
Tenth Ward. Harley Is a well.known
contractor, and Schumacher has
made q fair record as o member Of
the Council. Harley, the regular
nominee, will win. He Is a good
man. Fred Engel; the Republican
candidate, Is not In 1t.
A. H. Watson and Conrad Kahler
have no opposition In the Eleventh
and Twelfth Wards, and will be rep
resentatives Of those two divisions OF
the city in the next Council.
william Maypole, the regular Dem
ocratic nominee, will be elected In
the Thirteenth Ward without doubt.
Aid. James Keats, the Republican
candidate. will be elected In the
Fourteenth.
John Schcrmann, the Republican
candidate, is likely to be elected In
the Sixteenth Ward over the Demo
cratic candidate, John ]. Dahlman.
The latter Is weak and unpopular Ia
the ward and cannot be elected.
In the Seventeenth Ward the fight
is lively, but Maurice O'Connor, the
Democratic candidate, will win out
Aid. Gosselin is supporting OConnol
Loyalty, devoting to the latter's cam
palgn all the spare time his pressing
business demands allow him.
Aid. william +. Mahoney and Aid
John Powers will be reelected from
the Eighteenth and Nineteenth
wards, respectively.
Henry Ebertshaeuser has a clnch OF
the Twentieth Ward. lie Is the reg
ular Democratic nominee, and Is ont
OF the strongest men ever put on
party ticket In the ward.
A. j. Brachtendorf will be the sue
cessor OF Aid, Ernst In the Twenty
first Ward, and Aid. Arnold Trip
will be his own successor In thu
Twenty. second.
william Donahue, the Democratic
nominee, will undoubtedly defeat
Aid. Larson In the Twenty.thirt
Ward.
A man named Wells Is running II
the Twenty third this time, but hi
has been tried, found wanting and
discarded. His attempt to Craw
back into active political existence
will be q failure.
There Is no Disgusting the fac,
that In the Twenty.fifth Ward the
Democratic party will lose a seat II
the Council, and also one OF the most