Foreign Language Press Survey

The county judges held a conference yesterday in order to standardize the proceedings appertaining to naturalization. This became necessary as several judges, the younger ones in particular, relied upon their own interpretation of the law and their opinion was not always in conformity with th

A mass meeting will be held Sunday afternoon, at five o'clock, at L. Moszczewski's hall, 1037 N. Robey Street. The meeting is sponsored by the Kosciusko Polish Democratic Club of the Fifteenth Ward. All Democrats of this locality are urged to attend. Among the prominent speakers to take part

Julius Goldzier, Democratic candidate for the 4th District, has again received considerable approbation from the German element. Many members of the various Turnvereins (Gymnastic Clubs) have offered a resolution which speaks for itself. We quote its texts: "The undersigned consider

After the sorrowful experiences of the Republicans in Illinois and Wisconsin which the year 1890 recorded in the book of time, one would think, that they might desist in the future from resorting to Machiavellian machinations and divers trickery to bamboozle the German-Lutherans with the usua

The twenty-third Ward Swedish American Republican Club has been incorporated under the laws of the State of Illinois. Its first regular members' meeting was held last Tuesday at Nelson's Hall, at which the following officers were elected: P. A. Sandelius, president; W. A. Johnson, 1st vice-pr

New Polish Democratic headquarters have been opened at 587 Milwaukee Avenue for the convenience of those residing in the Sixteenth Ward. Democrats can meet here freely. Naturalization classes are open to all those desiring to become citizens. Those wishing to take advantage at this service sh

The Polish Democratic League of Illinois deems it its duty to bring to the attention of the Poles certain points of importance relative to the present election campaign. The Polish Democratic League is not stepping to the fore with a partisan (sic) point of view. This declaration is made beca

The German Democratic Club of the 7th, 8th, and 9th Wards held a very well attended meeting last Saturday. Resolutions were accepted in which Cleveland, Altgeld and the whole Democratic State and County ticket was approved. Several German Republicans were present, who declared publicly that t

The Israelitic Republicans of the 7th, 8th, and 19th Wards held a mass meeting yesterday afternoon at the Metropolitan Hall. Dr. Stahl presided and the speakers of the evening were David Wood Ward, Wm. Lorimer, Spofford, Ed. Connor, E. Hennessey, Gus Nohe, Wm. Severson, and Sol. Simon.

About 500 citizens of the 16th ward were assembled last night in the St. Stanislaus School, at Noble and Bradley Streets, and listened with keen interest to several speakers, who pointed out the importance of the next election, and the necessity of a change in governments. The speakers charac

Under the auspices of the German Republican Central Union a meeting was held last night at the North Side Turner Hall. Not quite as many people were present as had been expected and were previously announced. Nevertheless, quite a large crowd assembled, listening to the different sp

The Democratic Mass Meeting sponsored by the German-American Democratic Club of Cook County and held last night in the Central Music Hall, took place in a very satisfactory way to the friends of Cleveland and Altgeld. The attendance was much better than two weeks ago in the same Hall of a Rep

The meeting held last night in Yondorf's Hall furnished convincing proof that the Republicans have been seriously mistaken, when they have assumed and told ever where, that the Germans had changed their minds again, and had returned to their "first love". The meeting was held under

Last night a political meeting was held at the St. Stanislaus Kostka School hall, Bradley and Noble Streets. The mass meeting was sponsored by the Polish-American Democratic Club of the Sixteenth Ward. The chairman for the evening was Anthony Rudnicki and the secretary was Frank Fuhl.

The mass meeting held last Thursday evening in Armory Hall, Battery D, was the largest and most successful meeting ever held by Swedish people in Chicago. More than 3000 people were present at this meeting, which was opened by Edward Westman, chairman of the Cook County Swedish-American Centr

The candidate of the Democratic party. J. P. Altgeld, celebrated a brilliant triumph last night, attributable almost exclusively to the German element. At the central point of the 31st ward, under the auspices of the German Cleveland-Stevenson-Altgeld club of Washington Heights, a grand demon

The Italian Republican party met Thursday evening, October 24, 1892. Several hundred attended. They had the pleasure of hearing, and applauding various orators, among whom the Italian,Mr. G. Negrini and the American,J. Noble were outstanding speakers. The large number present and th

Never before in the history of Chicago has such a grand and enthusiastic meeting taken place among the Germans on the North Side, as the one last night, which was held under the auspices of the German Democratic Central Union. Great enthusiasm prevailed during the meeting, because a

If Governor Fifer entertained the idea that those German, who voted for him four years ago, will again support him in his battle against Altgeld, then the unusual German anti-Fifer demonstrations, and the anti-Edward law sentiments of recent weeks and days must have opened his eyes, unless he

The Polish people of Chicago are just as loyal now to the Democratic Party, as they ever have been. This was clearly demonstrated in recent weeks by the mass-meetings, which were held in the different Polish districts. Only one Republican meeting took place during this campaign in the Polish