Chicago eagle. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1889-19??, 1895-01-19

dent that lie Is In the line of rupid urO-
motion. and will ere long occupy high.
or positions within the gift of the pco.
pie.
Prof. =. NJ. Inglis. who succeeds Sun.
crintcndent Raab. will enter upon the
duties Of the office next Monday. The
professor Is widely known as a man
Of scholarly ability, coupled with many
years of patient and practical etiuca.
tional work. He has the well-cnrned
reputation of being one of the best
educators In the State. and is held In
high esteem by all professors. teachers.
ana scholars who have come In contact
with him. We have known him for
many years. and take pride in saying
that the duties of the office will bc well
performed.
Democrats now talk of naming Mr..
ID. +. Mcneil, the wcll.known real
estate man. for Alderman of the
Twelfth Ward. The Civic Federation
and best citizens Of the ward will sun.
port Mr. Mcneil. II he will agree to l,p
the standard bearer of the Democratic
party. II elected he would make live
member of'the Council In the interest
of the whole people Of the ward.
Martin W. uonan. South Town Col.
lcctOr. broke all records by paying to
the County Treasurer S2OO.OOO of the
taxes already collected In the South
Town. AZ u rule none of this money
II paid until much later in the winter,
and Oftcntiincs not until spring.
A meeting of the cOlOred Republic.
ans of the Second Ward was held ut
No. 21O3 State street. Ex.Represent.
alive j. Il. Bish was chairman of the
meeting. The plan of campaign for
the spring election was discussed. and
some comment was made In regard to
the manner In which county officers
had treated the cOlOrcd men Of the
ward. The sentiment of the meeting
was shown by the Endorsement of Mar.
tin Best for denomination as Alder.
man. and Hon. Frank e. Nicrling for
South Town Assessor The meeting
was largely attended. Mr.. vicrling
row seems Ia have u clear field for
Assessor. NJ IL was stated yesterday
Mr.. Best had withdrawn from the race
and would support Nicrling. Mr.. vicr.
ling would undoubtedly prove an OK.
ccllcnt guardian of the peoples best
interests.
Henry Baushcr. Jr.. of No. 3Sl LII
Sale avenue. Is spoken of by citizens
of the Twcnty-fourth Ward rs candi-
date for Alderman M the next election.
At II meeting of the Republicans of
the new Forty seventh precinct of the
Twelfth Ward. held Thursday evening
at Occidental Hall, Madison street and
the Precinct Club was perfected, ana
the following officers elected for the en-
suing year: President, Frank L. Shep.
ard: Vice President, ID. Il. Gardner;
Secretary. A. ID. LatchfOrd: Treasurer.
Clark u. Blsbec.
| william Purvis. of the Twelfth
Ward, has been prominently mention
cd for West Town collector on the Re-
publican ticket. Mr.. Purvls has host
of friends In both parties that would
practically insure his success.
For the city trcasurcrship nOmina
ton Adam Wolf. Of the Thirteenth
Ward. IL being pushed forward by til,
Republicans, while on the Democrat,
side william Lcgner, Of the West Sid,
brewing Company, IL being considered
Party leaders say that Us both are wei
known German mcricans the race, Il
made, would be IN interesting one.
or the outgoing aldermen william
u. Kent OF the Eleventh, Stanley Kun;
OF the Sixteenth. John Brennan of TIN
Eighteenth, John McGillen of TIN
Twenty.flrst ana william Il. Kerr o
the Thirty second have already gon'
ON record rs declaring that they wOult
not look for u denomination. 1t WA
said to-day that before the campaign
advanced very much farther numer
Gus other aldermen would decide no
to run. some of them through force o
circumstances brought about by tn
civic federation ana other reform
bodies.
There II, II IL said, u movement 81
foot among North Town Germans I
give Joseph Ernst of the Twenty-tirS
Ward the Democratic North Town ~
sessorship nomination.
An unusual effort will be made b
, the friends of John BOland, the brio
manufacturer of the Ninth Ward,
induce him to make the race for aldeI
manic hOnOrs next spring.
AT SPRINGFIELD.