Chicago eagle. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1889-19??, 1900-03-10

the headquarters. JOhn Z. Spfy 1feNS-
urer. and NJ. Il. Cole. of the Twelfth
Ward. assistant treasurer.
Orville +. Berry. of Carthage. ILL.,. has
withdrawn from the race for Attorney
General of Illinois in favor of the Hon.
II. !. Hamlin. of Shelbyvillc. III.
The Orrin y. Carter gubcrnatorinl
headquarters are now at the Grand Pa.
cific Hotel.
Vim. II. Ehemann is causing Bill
Sockee many sleepless nights.
Nicholas II. Finn was indOrscl for
the Democratic aldermanic nomination
by the Eleventh Ward Democratic or
ganization. lie will bc nominated on
Saturday. Mr.. Finn IL an attorney ut
90 Clark street and lives at 622 Jackson
boulevard. lie has resided In the
Eleventh Ward for twenty-onc years.
Captain Luke +. COllcran Is backing
Mr.. Charles \. Werner. u bright young
lawyer. for the Legislature from the
Ninth Senatorial District.
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Judge Carter is making many friends
In his canvass throughout the state.
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4 meeting Of the French. American
Democracy was held at Franchcrc's
Hall. 1873 Blue Island avenue. Oh sun
day afternoon and recently elected Otfi-
GERS for the ensuing year installed. Al.
dresses were made by Frank Wentcr.
Aid. John Powers. Edward Glacken.
u. T.. BrOsseau. Theodore ProulX nnd
Edgar Theriault. and u musical pro-
gram rendered. The new officers Of the
organization are:
Prcsi,lent-Z +. BrOsseiu.
First Vice President - Theodore
I'rOulX.
Second Vice Presidents - Edward
l.anglois and ID. Deschatelets.
Sccretary--Edgar Thcrinult.
Treas,irer-G. Franchcre.
Scrgcan Mt .nt.arnls--IOhn MurcOuX and
Joe Fremont.
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Hon. u. T.. BrOsscau. the popular
President Of the French-Americnn De-
mocracy Is talked of as II good man to
elect Mayor OF Chicago.
The Gates Iron Works seem to stand
IN" ut the City Hall.
An order for extension Of the Union
Traction COmpany's West North ave-
nue. line from West 10th to West 4tith
avenues was sent to the Committee on
Streets and Alleys West.
The Council confirmed the appoint
mcnt Of Peter Il. Schlacks as boiler In
spector. vice Charles Schlacks. de-
ceased.
An ordinance giving the Gates Iron
Works authority to lay three switch
tracks across Rcdtield street was pass.
cd. with compensation Of x1W.' An
effort was made to raise the cOmpensa.
| tiOn to $500.
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From u Porto Rico" standpoint the
North Side will not return II. =. BOutell
tn Congress.
| That 81 large number of the dele
| l,v hn Ili itst u. hIn
| ty conventions are uninstructed on the
governorship Is highly gratifying to III,
people and gives promise of u State
convention that cannot he manipulated
by rings Or bosses, II Is not cOnceiva
BILE that these unlnstructcd delegate,
are the property of any machine, what
ever claims may he made in regard Il
them, The business Of "sirlnging' del
egatrs. In fact, Is growing more difficult
In Illinois. and will become u lost arr
| II the people will attend the primaries
and assert their rights and preroga
tivps.
Cook tOunty's delegates will he In
structrd For or Against the Ma
chine" Ns Cook County goes so vii
go the "unlnsiructed' delegates in the
Republican State convention.
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In The ease of the National safe DE
posit Company against the Board %
Education directing the deposit com
pany to pay sol ,5,S To the Board o
Education for rent of the First Ma
tional Bank Building Jude Tuley ha
entered II decree fixing the valuation
which was made Sl,WO,UOO by appral-
crs, N Ss2o,pD. The company demul
red 10 paying interest on the amour
alleged lo bc due, but was Oyerruled.
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Monday evening Aid. Smulski sui
mtted the license committees repOr
on the investigation of saloon licenses
1t set forth that Feb. > ! 40 saloon
were found 10 be in operation In tn
: City without proper license. Ii fnrlhe
stated that G95 had no licenses AZ all
l3O licenses only partially paid for, ~
guaranteed by brewers and 2D win
out either guaranty or partial paymen
( To date, March >, the report said, o,Ui