Chicago eagle. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1889-19??, 1896-03-28

| " '''''N "'cVNhotNu WIFI IIVII. JVul
Gibbons. now one of the Judges Of th,
Circuit Court. previous to which h.
had studied law In the office of Mr.
Harry Rubcns. He IL very popular IN
the North Division AMI his name will
add strength to the best ticket ever IN,
forward In the North Town. Mr.. Teef,
has been resident Of the Twenty
fourth Ward for some twelve years. am,
lns always taken an active part In pub
liz matters affecting the clty's interest
Mr.. Charles G. Brpycr, the Democrat
IT, nominee for West Town Supervisor
was born on the West Side some thirty.
seven years ago. lie attended the pub
liz sclIOOls on the West side. after
which he learned the plumbing trade
and succeeded his father IN this busi
ness. lie lIns been u resident Of the
Fourteenth Ward for over twenty three
years nnd In NO popular there that nj.
though the Republican majority Of the
ward is close ON 1000 he was only beat.
cn by i:,S votes when he ran for Alder.
mamie lOnOrs some two years ago. lie
Ii widely known on the West Side and
is sure to run ahead of the ticket.
Mr.. j. J.. Stepina. the Republican
nominee for West Town Collector. says
that II elected lie will pay over to the
West Town Board for the benefit Of
the taxpayers all interest which he
may receive upon the public funds In
trusted to his care. This Ii very com.
meninblc and will certainly benefit the
ticket.
Mr.. W. II. King. the Republican
nominee for Alderman of the Frs,
Ward. hns no doubt nv ~ his election
He has hosts Of friends IN ni'd out OF
the ward. who are diligently working
In his interest. Mr.. King, II elected
would make good Alderman.
Mr.. william r. Maypolc. whose nom
inatlOn by the Democrats for Alder
man Of the Thirteenth Ward was con
tested by the Little faction. was dc
clnre,l the nominee by the Democratic
executive committee. This did not sur
flee the Little faction. and they Inv,
| entered u protest to the Election Com
missiOncrs. The latter should approx,
Of Mr.. Mnypolc's candidacy. M lie wa
fairly nominated -
| Mr.. Frank ;nzxOlO In making u red
hot hight for Alderman Of the Eleventh
Ward. The hest people Of the war'
are MllyIng to his support. M they ar
satisfied " Mr. GnxxOlO IN elected h,
will prove useful and intelligent mem
ber Of the Council.
The largest mass meeting known !
the experience Of the citizens Of tn
Twenty.eiglith Ward was held Thur,
dny evening at Grand ana North iSt
avenues, In the interest Of Hon. Cha,
II. Rector. candidate for Alderman
The meeting was addressed by Re,
W. II. Carwardlnc, Howard Amcs an
&. =. barrow. 1t was u magnitlccll
OutpOurtng Of the people, and the
claim they will elect Mr.. Rector by
handsome majority, As they tried tn
experiment Of sending u. W. Ackej
man to the Council once before IN
have been sorry for II ever since.
Mr.. Frank GnzxOlO hnn been ln,lOrse
by the Civic Federation ana Munlclps
Voters League for Alderman Of til
Eleventh Ward.
The Nineteenth Ward Council of I'll
Municipal Voters League met Tue
day night In Odd Fellows Hall, at MI
Ter and West Taylor streets. to lndOr,
William ]. Gleason for Alderman.
II. stiles was chairman ana J. O'Brle
secretary. Mr.. Gleason, John COinlsk!
NJ. j. Brady ana Others spoke. I'll
record OF Aid. John Powers was rougl
~ handled by all the speakers. I'll
hall was crowded. A mass meetln
will be held Friday night In Koran
Hall. IIalsted ana West Harriso
streets.
Colonel Martin Emerich IL making
grand race for South Town Assessor
He will Il" elected In all prOba bility.
Mr. William I.Ocfficr, one of the MOI
popular Democrats In Chicago, stand
an excellent chance of being electe
West Town Assessor. He h one of til
hes, known wholesale pork dealers
the Western country: IL II large tn,
payer and u good citizen In every wa!
George H. Williams. the genial PR
prletor of the Lakeside Restaurant.
no SLOUGH In II political campaign.
fact, George learned his \ Il C's In pol
ties many years ago. and carries I'll
sears of many II lard-fOught battle. \
present he Is engaged In the pleasal
pastime of rounding mp the natives
rhat neck OF woods known rs the Fir,
Ward. George says the tribe may NJ
bc as large as that of "Carey's Indians,
but they are just as good warrior
bold" ana just ms loyal to their friend
and In this ease they have all pledge
him their loyal support to his candidac
for Alderman, ana he proposes to viii
George has served due notice on Aide
man Coughlin that he intends to PROV
that he Is the liveliest frog that eve
carried on II campaign for Alderman
hOnOrs In the First Ward. In proof {
this the friends of George III. William
will, from now to election day, leave II