Chicago eagle. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1889-19??, 1895-01-19
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The officers Of the House and Senate
are as follows: Senate President pro
tenn. Charles Bogartius, Ford County
Secretary, james II. Paddock, Sanga.
mon County; First Assistant Secretary,
y. V. Trevillian. Pope County: Second
Assistant, =. II. COrkran. Cook County
Third Assistant. ]. r. Cook. la Sale
County; Sergeant at Arms. j. q. Antler.
sOn. Henderson County; First Assist.
INT, Frank Il. Stanley. Cook County
Second Assistant, william +. Reilly.
SangainOn County; Postmistrnss, Mrs.
Fannie NJ. WOrthington. Whltesidc
County; Assistant Postinistress. Mrs.
Winnie Greasy, Cook County; Chaplain.
Rev. NJ. +. Troxel, Sangamon County:
EngrOssing Clerk. +. T.. Hills. DE Kalb
County: First Assistant, Julius John
son. Rock Island: Second Assistant,
VIM. A. Schwarxc, Stephenson Coun.
~; Third Assistant. w. G. Craig.
Champaign County; Bill Clerk. Will
lam Root. Cook County: Superinten.
dent of Ventilation, z. A. Flood, Lake
County; Assistant. Fayette Adams.
Winncl,agO County; Policemen, VIII
Carter. Cook County; Jerome Stewart,
VIII County; Joseph Green. Edwards
County. Thomas Ward, st. Clair COun.
~; George w. BirlsOng. Sungamon
County; Fred Wheaton. Cook County:
Thomas Cooper. Richland County.
Senators Evans, Humphrey. Hunt.
Chapman and BOgardus were consti-
tutcd the committee to determine the
membership of the standing committee
of the Senate.
Speaker. John Meyer. Of Cook: Clerk.
John A. Reeve, Of Macon; First Assist
ant Clerk. Alfred Bnyliss. of Whitcside:
Second Assistant Clerk. G. u. Barnes.
of Sangamon: Doorkccper, Edwin HIar.
Ian. Of MARSHALL: First Assistant Door
keeper. =. q. Sparks. Of Grccnvillc:
Second Assistant DoOrkcc,.'r, q. u.
Sanderson. of Knox: Third Assistant
DOOrkccpcr. r. r. Allen. OF Chicago.
The Democratic nominees consist
chiefly Of the officers Of the last Senate
and House. Ex.Spcakcr G. ". Crafts
II made Democratic leader Of the House
and senator Joseph +. Mahoncy of the
Senate. The House Democratic steer.
ing committee consists Of
Free 4. Morris. 1rOIuOis; Clayton T..
Crafts. Cook: Thomas +. Ferns. Jcr.
scy: Alexander j. Jones. Cook; James
II. Farrell. Cook; W. II. Lyman. Cook;
W. +. Mounts. Macoupin; stephen u.
May. Cook: A. l.. Jones. Green: Ed.
ward l.. Merritt. SangamOn: NJ. Stos.
kopf. Stcphenson: Luther NJ. Dear
born. Kane: W. II. Snyder. 81. Clair:
Edward j. NOvuk. Cook: j. u. Black.
Lawrence; j. II. Mulligun. Henry.
The Senate Democratic steering com
mittcc II as follows:
Senators Mckinley. Of Edgar
County: Hlglcc. Of Pike: Wall. of Ma.
co,ipin: Bartling. of Cook: ana Me
haus. of Peoria County.
| Alex. J. Jones. u new member of the
Assembly. and II very promising one.
proposes to win his spurs by securing
legislation on an easy matter right
away. His hill provides for the set.
Element Of all disputes between labor
and capital.
The Chicago Republican delegation
IL more Interested I'm bringing u lot of
little offices to Cook County than II II
In capturing the United States Scnu-
torsliip.
II II difficult matter to unite thirty
six Cook County Republican lcgisla.
tors on u Chicago man for senator
when most of them are alrcndy com.
mittcd In favor of u distinguished citl-
zen of Sangamon.
Mr. Charles Il. Tuthill. the well.
known and able writer. Is In charge of
the bureau of the Chicago Dispatch.
Mr.. Tuthill II one of the most popular
newspaper men In the West.
One of the most popular members of
the present House Is Hon. Tim Hogan.
of the Fourth District. who won out
with flying colors by such n handsome
majority. His popularity was further
cvincea when he took his seat In the
House ana was the recipient from an
admiring constituency Of the largest
ana handsOmest floral tribute ever CIV
on member.
The election of Mr.. John 4. Reeve
rs Clerk Of the House by such IN over
whelming vote IL tiattering cOmpli-
ment to that gentleman. especially so
when 1t II known that his opponents
were capable and popular.
When the office of Superintendent of
Public Instruction was turned over To
Prof. =. NJ. lnglis, the newly appointed
superintendent, by Prof. Henry Raal',
there was trouble. Prof. Ranb has II
private book containing the names of
persons to whom he has granted ccr.
tiiicates to carry on county institute
work. Prof. lnglis does not deny that
this u private book, but he thinks II
should have been included In the list
Of records of the Office. When asked
for this book or copy of the names
Prof. Rnab was emphatic In denying
the newly elected Superintendent its
Use. Prof. Inglis will be compelled ia
make up Il list of the teachers whom
he desires to carry on the work OF
county institutes.