Chicago eagle. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1889-19??, 1896-03-21
EA0LETS.

one possessed of more than ordinary
intelligence. We propose to elect an
honest. aggressive business man with
the courage Of his convictions, and that
man II Trunk GazzOlo. the well-knOwn
retail druggist ut 40O Madison street.
Ills candidacy appeals tn the people
to the people who love honesty aud de-
ccncy better than dishonesty ami cor
ruptiOn. morality better than immoral.
ity. good government better than had
government. We recognize the fact
that this Is an emergency, and now Is
the time for action. AMI we have taken
or our coats In Mr.. GazzOlo's behalf and
will work In dead earnest from now IN.
til April for his election"
| Frank (sazzOlO. who Il being supported
by the best people In the Eleventh ward
outside of party lines. Is n sclf-niade
man. lie was born Feb. y. 1865. Is mar.
lied and has two children, a son and n
daughter. He received his education
In the High School and IL q graduate
of the Chicago College of Pharmacy.
lie served u rlcrkship for several years
and burned midnight oil AMI Ivy dint of
his perseverance and energy and care
ful economy accumulated enough
money to embark In the retail drug
btsihess. In which he has been engaged
In the Eleventh ward for eleven years.
lie II very popular young man and
his friends are legion. The West Side
druggists are backing his candidacy 10
"a man. Ills admirers believe he will
be elected. and are satisfied he has the
force and ability to properly represent
the Eleventh ward in the Council cham.
Der.
Hiram u. Fargo. of the Evening Post.
Is a bright. genial. gentlemanly young
fellow. lie has hosts of friends and Is
an exceptionally able newspaper man.
lie has the ability Of foresha,iow wing
coming events with great accuracy. and
~ n i'itl,y and trcnclnint writer has few
equals. lie In one Of the most popular
Of all the ncwsga thcreru. and has little
difficulty In getting all the news In II
short time.
!. John NJ. Harlan il still blowing his
own horn AMI seems to l1 crazy to
l9 nominated for Alderman. IT AID.
Scl,eu,lOrf doesn't cook his goose at the
primary Mr.. Il. +. Lawrence will take
his scalp without any difficulty April
9TH.
Twelfth Ward Democrats will meet
ut 1000 West Madison street Friday
! night. March ~. to nominate an Al.
| dprmnn. Arnold Heap. a prominent
I wycr. Is mentioned and may bc nom.
I mated. although Rivers Mcneil. Mari;
sullivan. W. Il. Thompson. sam H.
Harris and Maj. +. L. Peck are also
. mentioned.
Mr.. John Mclaughlin will probably
In nominated for Clerk of the Yves,
Town at the Democratic convention
Saturday. Mr.. Mclaughlin has til,
solid delegation Of the Twelfth Ward
behind him. AMI luHs also been pledged
the delegations from several Other
wards In the West Town. consequent!
It II quite likely l,e will In named b,
Reclamation In Saturdays convention
Albert W. Heilfus has been nominated
by the Republicans Of the Fourteenth
Ward to succeed Ali. James Keats
Mr.. Bellfuss II u printer, ana stntlOner
and II we'll known In the ward. IL,
became u candidate when he was prom
tiCn without having to make an!
pledges. He never before has beer
active In politics. lie II highly roc
commended by his business associate :,
AMI acluaintances.
Mr.. Charles WernO Is considerable!
annoyed regarding the statement tina
he II running as an "lndepcntlept'
Democratic candidate for Alderman u
the Twenty-tirst Ward, and states sucl
Il not the case. Iic II making u prl
II mary hattie for the nomination, but |
i defeated will not run rs an -"inde
| pendent"
The next European combination vii
be France. Germany and lussli
1 against England. China and japan
Il Russia will gnln strong footing Il
! Eastern Asia and take the Dartlan clles
France viii take Egypt and portions O
Africa. ana Germany will give 1t Al
i SAGE ana Lorraine and take portion
/ OF Africa, and Gibraltar will be con
> trolled by all three. Africa will b
opened up. All armies will he dis
banded and war ship building stopped
Railroads will he built into Contra
=, Asia and ships will begin to ply wit
-. all countries Of the world. All TIL
h, informa tlOn comes straight.
40 Military visitors from Europe hav
no always been surprised at the laXnes
III with which strangers have been al
m lowed to inspect American fortified
"a lions. often being allowed to roam
about wherever they pleased withOu
q permit. Recent orders have bee
- issued which In certain cases. at least
II will impose much greater strlctness Il
III this respect. The COmmandapt a
- Fort Hamilton. n. u. has received IN
Vt structiOns from Washington to refus
" admission to strangers. and wlcke,
Sc British spies seeking to lay bare OIL
u. weakness will hereafter be kept ut
IL 1tstoncn