Chicago eagle. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1889-19??, 1898-06-04

Perry Hull and the Thlrty.secOnd
Ward have Joined hands In the Fifth
Senatorial District spunbblc. IT the
nntl.POwell people win In the Thirty.
second they arc prepared to let Hull
name tie senator. His choice II said
to hp Frank Pratt. the attorney. The
Thirty.sccond Ward regulars nrc will.
Ing to let Powell go back to the House.
AMI u compromise on that basis II said
to In on the taps.
second Ward. ana now chief clerk In Il.
J. Aiagerstndt's office. II the latest Re.
publican candidate for Clerk of the
Criminal Court. He intends running a
ticket In all of the districts.
Mr.. Daniel +. Crilly II the right kind
of man to send to the state Senate
from the Fifth District.
Frank Wells. the popular real estate
man. II beloved by good citizens. He
In a splendid man to represent the Fifth
District In the Illinois Legislature.
The differences which have divided
the Twenty.fourth wnrl Republicans
have been adjusted. ana the dclegn.
tlOn Will come to the county cOnveu-
ton unanimous for sam Il. Raymond
for County Treasurer.
West Town Assessor Ryan In organ.
lzlng to bring In the West Side dele.
gates. and by combining with the
South Town under Henry Stucknrt
control the county convention. OpIn.
Ions differ as to what niche Mr.. Ryan
| nsplres on the ticket. hut Il II cer-
tain he can go on for one OF the big
places. The Ryan men are with II. j.
Collins for the Presidency of the Coun.
~ Board.
Farmer John Humphrey II subjected
to some very severe criticism from the
newspaper trust because VI his early.
rising habits. 1t seems that this honest
man II fond Of doing a days work he.
fore breakfast. ana. In the estima tiOn
OF the trust editors. this units him for
the performance OF his duties a. u pub.
lie servant. Farmer Humphrey II now
well along In years. ana his habits may
be regarded IN fixed. Had he been
taken In hand by one Of the sham re-.
form associations Of Chicago forty or
nifty years ago something nigh. have
ben accomplished. hut II II too late
now. His inclination to lie down anu
get up with the sun has done much to
ward preserving his mOrnl rs we'll rs
his physical health. hut. on the other
hand. II has untitled him for member.
ship In the clubs, and the trust editors
regard him as being too retiring and
exclusive In his disposition. Besides.
he hns never been known to climb up
q trust newspaper stairway after the
elevator had been shut down for the
night.--Inter Ocean.
John r. Hopkins Is preparing great
political coup by which he ana his
friends hope to place him again In con-
troll Of the Democratic organization In
Cook County. Richard Cunning. Il. T..
COrrigan, Tom shannon. william
Joyce, Frank j. Gaulter, John O'Brien,
Frank Gazzolo. James j. Townsend.
=. ID. Griffin. Mark sullivan. John
Long. Roger sullivan, John McNa.
mara, William Legner Patrick Nash.
l.. J. Ellert. John j. Brennan.
John +. O'Malley. John McGtilen.
Frank Murphy. VIM. Lyman. Tom
Carey and Il. Il. Ryan are said 20 be
some of the leaders who will be with
Hopkins In his effort to regain power.
Aiding Mr.. Hopkins. and quite rs ener-
getic In the work. will he men like
Franklin MacVeagh. II. s. Robbins.
Sigmund Zeisler. Thomas 4. Moran
and other prominent men who stood
with Hopkins when he bolted the Chi
cag0 platform.
The Real Estate Board has practl.
| cally decided to abandon Its project
recently begun to secure places on the
tickets of both parties for members Of
the board rs candidates for the Board
Of County Assessors and Board of Re
view. The move met with no encOur-
agement from either the Democratic
or Republican leaders. ana when the
committee having the matter in charge
reports back at the meeting of the Real
Estate Board 1t Will recommend that
no further efforts he made. but that the
board wait until the nominations have