Chicago eagle. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1889-19??, 1902-04-26

upll WHO nave VtPIi iI''i'VHcu "" Wv
,cnocratic side Ii Mr.. Sigmund Iris-
or. who il strongly urged for the NOM
nation for Judge of the Circuit Court.
AZ stated elsewhere In this edition
AIR. Zcjslcr Is u man who II en,incntly
i,t,d for the office of Judge. and II the
Democrats of Cook County In making
their selections pick out men Of his
,n,ibcr. there II no doubt whatever
that the judicial ticket Will aid I'M
In carrying the entire county
ticket to success az the polls.
NJ. l.. Thackaberry would make
very strong candidate for Judge on tn"
Democratic ticket
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Hon. william II. Barnum would uh'
,,oubtc,lly I've u strong candidate Tor
the bench on the Democratic judicial
ticket. II the party leaders could III.
ducc him to take the nomination his
election would assure,ily follow.
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John Garden should be named for
County ColnmissiOnrrship.
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ID. ]. McNiahOn Will he one of III"
Democratic nominees for the bench.
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Daniel -. Healy's chances for the
ltcpublhYn nomination for sheriff grow
daily brighter. The leaders nrc grad
unlly ccntcring on him ns the very best
and most available candidate for the
office that they possibly could name.
He would certainly make splendid
race before the people. Mr.. Heily II u
man If tho greatest Integrity. being
honest. truthful and upright In all his
dealings and having In the various pub
lic cn,,acItlCs which he hns filed given
the utmost satisfaction to the public
AMI reflected the highest honor upon
himself. Mr.. uenly's personal strength
and popularity would attract thousands
OF votes to his ticket.
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Charles +. Guentber II still In the
lead for the MayOrnlty nomination next
spring.
The nomination by the Republicans
Of Elmer II. Beach for the bench II now
| assured.
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Charles Il. Breycr. the well-knOwi'
| West Side business man, can have one
OF the Democratic nominations to the
County Board.
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Among the leading Democrats prom.
inently mentioned In connection with
! the judicial nominations are: =. A.
Hines, j. II. Parkinson and A. j.
Hirschl.
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Mr.. John Hnnberg II making u strung
race for the Republican nomination for
Treasurer. In any capacity Mr.. Han
berg would he II tower Of strength tn
his party ticket.
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Mr.. i. j. Cahill has made nm admir-
able Clerk of the Criminal Court. II.
should succeed himself.
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Congressman George =. Foster will
be renominated and reelected, ~ h,
deserves to be-.
Dr. j. II. McI'ntrich seems To lav,
I'll" field to himself for the Republican
Congressional nomination In the Spv
cnth District.
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Speaking of the disturbance the Rus
sian students are making, the Pal
Mall Gazette remarks: after all, 1t II
the younger generation knocking al
the door, and II the door Is not opened
1t stands a good chance Of being
kicked in" The Russian police, II
other words. are wrestling with thu
incorrlgible. No doubt the police
would sooner deal with Anarchists Of
Nihilists, whose heads they could bat
ter and whose lives they could shorter
Ni'Houl cNcltils TIC uhi"oS'ey VI ""y
one except the professional King-kill
er; but the gentlemen ut st. Peters
burg say to the police: $50 ahead! Pu
down that rebelli0n" and the police
must either obey or resign. The sever
ity of their task may be understood
by imagining the police OF Cambridge
ana of New Haven trying to suppress
the Indignation OF the students at Yal'
and Harvard-and ut Radcliffe, In nd
dition. For we read that the yOunl
women of the Russian universities ar'
as eager for reform rs are the yOunl
men, and that they suffer just as mucl
in their eagerness. Now 1t Is an ex
traordinarily serious thing for an!
government to be openly at war will
; its young men and young women
} with the younger generation. In
spirit Of fun. Or In a moment Of reck
. less enthusiasm our own college stu