Chicago eagle. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1889-19??, 1899-04-15

such men as formed the Union League.
They were good husbands, good faith.
ers. and good neighbors. but felt justl.
fed In bribery. to protect overfl0wing
bank accounts" He thanked the club
for its refusal to discuss the franchises
until the Allen bill was of the statute
books.
The Gas Trust had IN awful nerve
TO buy up the Legislature and to Sc
cure the passage Of measure killing
all opposition to II when It had no fran.
chise from Chicago to do business II.
self.
II the members Of our Legislature
are to be regularly bribed, and II the
tribunals Of Justice fail through cor.
ruption, what will become Of popular
liberty and popular rights?
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The people Of Illinois demand con.
stitutional convention.
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Following IL n list Of the applicants
for appointment rs Justices now OIL file
with the judges Of the courts Of recOrd
North Side-Justices George Kersten.
G. II. Woods. T.. G. Hamburgher. G. c.
Hoglund and Walter Gibbons; James
II. Collins. W. c. Webster. Frank
Alden. q. W. Rugby. Republicans: II.
l.. Montgomery and +. h. Mahan, Dem.
ocrats; Il. +. TolsOn. law and medicine.
aud d. NJ. Brothers, advertising agent.
South side-Justices q. W. Under
wood, J. X. Prindiville, w. +. Hall.
John Richardson, J. q. Strauss. J. G.
Everett, II. II. White. d. J. Lyon, Il. NJ.
Patterson, Thomas Bradwell. J. c.
Martin and NJ. Il. NJ. Wallace; Herman
Elias. A. J. Turnbull, A. 8. welch, J. J.
Fitzpatrick, Il. W. Bowman, A. w.
Clark, Hervey Sheldon and NJ. ID.
Brown, Republicans; r. ID. Hurley.
Reuben Goldsmith, r. w. Flynn. James
| Quinlan, Il. W. Gates and NJ. Wheeler.
Democrats. Kate Kane ltossi Is also
among the South Side candidates.
West Slde-Justices A. J. SABBATH, J.
c. Dooley, J. NJ. Doyle, NJ. A. LaBuy.
NJ. J. DonOhue, II. NJ. Shabad, NJ. j.
MalOney. Olaf Severson, Jarvis Blume,
Max Eberhardt, Q. J. Ch0tt, Miles Kc-
hoe and Il. NJ. Pearson; Abijah o. Coop.
er, Max Whitney, Maurice Sangborne,
John A. Kerch, II. ]. Gibbs. w. i. Ber-
man. Harry Hamlll. ]. Is. Rogers. Jay
Edwin Reeves. w. Il. Bueckner. NJ. +.
Barrett, +. c. Feeney, Louis XIV and +.
c. Lovejoy, Republicans; L. Y. Zoline,
Fred Duffy. Henry Phillips, Jacob In.
genthron. +. w. Koraleski, c. ]. Nc.
Nellis, w. L. Wright, John Stuart Rob.
erts. c. j. Belinski and Dwight Brown,
Democrats; and G. \. Surine, J. NJ. CAT.
fey, J. II. Collins, II. j. Kearn. q. II.
Kettelle, w. ID. Pearne. J. p. Stanton,
stephen Enley and Ambrose A. Wors.
ley, whose politics Ia not given.
Lake View-Justices N. Il. Olson, ].
4. MahOney, C. ]. whitney. Henry
Bonnefoi, NJ. Kaufman and V. L.
Boggs; II. j. Sampson, G. NJ. COpp, Il.
\. W. Johnson, II. w. Campion, B.
Behrend, G. A. Churan, w. s. Dever.
eaux ana Il. A. Pepper, Republicans;
q. n. Reeves, II. ID. Bottum, l.. Nathan
and s. T.. Johnson, Democrats.
Hyde Park-Justiccs A. II. Porter. 4.
V. Lee. Gideon II. Clark, q. l.. Ford,
NJ. J. Quinn, J. \. Foley, n. s. Robins
and n. b. BOyden; ID. l.. Carmichael,
J. L. Anderson. Il. G. Boyd, +. Melvin.
ME. Otto II. Schram, Phil Koehler, John
Blum, s. ID. Well, :. ID. Hills, Il. II.
Webster, W. J. Crew, Luke Vesey, r.
y. Hartwell, Peter SleenleogOn, Repub.
licans; J. Il. Kelly, ID. NJ. Henderson,
Edward Lewis and C. Il. Reeve, Demo.
Gratis.
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In these days when we hear so much
criticism of athletics generally, when
the press, the pulpit and the legisla-
tors OF the land are crying out In the
strongest denunciatOry terms against
baseball, football and other sports, II
may not be amlss to look the question
over carefully and impartially and seek
TO discover II possible II there are any
good reasons for fostering and encOur-
aging these exercises. 1t is a fine and
pleasant thing for man upon whom
the cares and responsibilities OF life are
pressing heavily. whose eye 1t may be
10 growing dim and whose natural force
ls abating, to turn bis eye away from
his business and the unwelcome
thoughts Of his fieeting years and think
OF the sports In which he engaged In
the days of his youth long ago. And
what pretty sight to see q Geld of
sport surrounded with 10000 specta.
tors looking at something that suggests
no evil to them, using no bad language