Chicago eagle. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1889-19??, 1897-05-22

+. Burke. John q. Panock Is a Bo.
hemian and resides In the Ninth Ward.
At one time he served term as County
Commissioner.
Under the sIxty.day temporary rule
the following appointments were made:
Bookkeeper Water Bureau-H. O..
EOurse.
Chief Assessor Water Burcau-Eu.
gene Smith.
Water Pipe Inspector Water Bureau
John J. Fitzgerald.
The temporary appointments were
made with the consent Of the Civil
Service Commission, as there We're no
eligibles for the places.
SeverHl changes In the bureaus under
Commissioner McGann were ordered
by that official. The following We're
discharged ION general principles"
ID. A. DanielsOn, division clerk In the
water bureau; Jacob Miller. corpora
tiOn Inspector, bureau Of streets; VIM.
Andrews, watchman; and John +.
Arnes, laborer, bureau Of streets.
Two Of the leading subordinates un-
der the Swift administration laid aside
their official duties. They We're Assist.
ant Corporation Counsel Frank Hamlin
and City Engineer Lewis r. Jackson.
Mr.. Hamlin Will Immediately resume
his law practice, which he abandoned
to accept an appointment under Mayor
Swift.
An unofficial announcement was
made to the effect that A. j. TOolen,
Building Commissioner under Mayor
Harrison, the elder, would he made
Assistant Commissioner of Public
Works. In this event, 1t Is said, the
present Assistant Commissioner, John
A. Moody, will be appointed City En-.
gineer or Assistant City Engineer.
1T IL to be hoped that the police win
obey Chief Kipley's order ana stop all
bicycle racing on Kenmore avenue. II
Is indulged In to such an extent now as
to endanger life and limb.
The candidates on the judicial ticket
nominated by the Democrats have
agreed to make an every-man-fOr-him-
self campaign. There Is to be no united
effnrt on the part of the friends of the
various candidates to elect the whole
ticket, but there Is to be an under
standing that each man Is to 20 as he
pleases, trade votes to his best advant.
age and he relieved from all charges of
bad faith and desertiOn In case he Is
successful and his colleagues on the
ticket are not.
The candidates ana the Democratic
Executive Committee are having tus.
sic over this point. The Executive Com
mittee, which Is In charge of the cam
paign, wants all the candidates to pull
together. Then, II the ticket IL elected,
the politicians claim that II can he
honestly called another victory for
their party and for free silver.
The candidates, II Is reported, claim
to see benefit In cutting loose from
the whole ticket and making personal
fight, and on this proposition the local
Democratic campaign Is growing eX-
ceedlngly warm. 1t Is asserted that
such nominees as browning, Thornton
and Trlide claim that they have wide
spread regulations as lawyers ana pol
and that their candidacy Is
burdened by Fliehmann, Coburn and
Teller, who. 1t Is asserted, are unknown
TO the public. Because OF the alleged
Dbscurity of these lawyers, the other
nomlnees claim that to bind them TO
work with the whole ticket imperlls
heir chances of election.
The Democratic nominees are none
90 confident OF their success at the
DOLLS anyway. They are now placing |
heir sole reliance In the hope that the
will DE allowed To proceed |
quietly until II Is too late for the sup |
,orters Of the non-partisan ticket nom
mated by the Republicans to awaken
,nough public interest 10 get big vote ]