Chicago eagle. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1889-19??, 1899-08-26

next year Mr.. Fuller Is confident he
can secure the nomination. and In that
district the Republican nomination Is
equivalent to- election. Boone County
Is for Governor Tanner for renomlna-
tion II he will accept It," said Mr..
Fuller ~ few Republicans In the
county say they do not want Tanner.
but they represent nobody and they do
of the Republicans In Boone are for
Tanner"
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If there are any ties on Three Jobs"
Browning, we have failed to discover
them.
The Democracy cannot name u
stronger candidate for states AttOr.
ney than the Hon. John L. McGoorty.
John e. Schubert Is the best smoke
inspector who ever filled the position.
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Hon. Ernest q. Schubert. the popu-
lar Secretary of the Board of West
Park Commissioners. Is talked of for
Congress In the seventh Congressional
District.
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Mr.. John r. Connery. the well-knOwn
business man In the Chicago Stock EN-
change Building. Is much talked of as
a strong man for the Democrats to
nominate for President Of the Board Of
Cook County Commissioners. Mr.. Con.
merry Is very popular In commercial cir
cles. and Is also one Of the best known
coal dealers In the West.
Il. +. Beard. editor of u Democratic
paper at Watscka, was at the sherman
House headquarters recently. and drop
room that Free +. Morris may become
n Democratic candidate for Attorney
General next year. Mr.. Morris II u
shrewd lawyer. who. for several ses.
si0ns. helped Speaker Crafts run the
Illinois Legislature. and was counted
one Of the "big four" Morris voted
for the Allen law In 1897. and last year
was defeated for reelection to the
House. He then turned his attention to
local politics. and was elected Mayor
Of watseka, which office he now holds.
morris could have been nominated
for Attorney General In 1892 II he had
made any effort" said Mr.. Beard.
"There were between 100 and 800 dele
gates In the convention for him at the
start, but he did not think the party
had much chance to win, and let the
nomination go by default. Next year
he may try to get on the ticket
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Ex-Governor Fifer's name IL the
latest to be mentioned In connection
with the Republican nomination fol
Governor. Since.he retired from the
executive chair In 1892 Mr.. Fifer has
been careful to not entangle himself
politically. and some think he might
= make u compromise candidate for the
Tanner and anti-Tanner factions. Flfel
is not considered particularly strong In
Cook County. where the Republican
istN' hoi W. e''''" "'''"
for recollection seven years ago. The
general opinion now held Is there vii
be no compromise between the Tanner
machine and It's enemies. II Is glvei
out there will be war To the hilt
Robert T. Lincoln Is among the new
ly elected members of the Monmouth
Beach Country Club, Long Island, y. J
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CDptnlp Luke l.. Colleran has left fol
New York 10 spend the remainder o
his vacation and return with his fam
lily. His sudden temperance las
week and his indirect attack upon DE
tectlyes Dodd and Trafton, who oper
ate for the suppression of gambling
under Chief Of Police Kipley's persona
supervision, gave rise 10 rumor tina
he was called 20 Chicago 10y politician
who are opposed to Ripley and lool
upon Colleran az his natural successor
Residents OF the Tenth and Twelft
Wards talk OF calling "A special publ
mass meeting within few days for til
purpose Of appointing "A committee I
walt upon the city hall officials and 81
cure more teams for the hauling ava
of garbage. They say that many o
the alleys are in an unsanitary cond
tion.
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w. A. s. Graham, the defaulting fol
mer school agent Of the Board of Edr
cation. is now known 10 have misaI
proprIated the $50 sent In as paymen