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The Leavenworth weekly times. [volume] (Leavenworth, Kan.) 1870-1880, 1870-11-10
N OLIVE LOGAN A REPEATER:


The R1ehess JSke ~ the Nees~n--N~n.
aiear Ahrahasn Voa O'1aall " rts1sg
Letters - olive ."x.~.Me wants
HeP - Reg1ster-O1fVe'S Wep0y
NORFOLK, Va, INT. %, 1870.
70 the Mayor Of the City If N,r lori:
Ny DEAR SIR: l have the honor to ac-
knowledge the receipt Of your polite favor,
dated ut the Executive Department, City
Hall, New York City, Oct. q, 1870. Afier
deploring the attempt Of the Federal author
ities to Lsli,tle the vote Of New York city by
appointing an army Of marsha!s under re-
cent law ofCungrcss, and referring in terms
Of acorn and disgust to the contemplate and
wicked CENSUS which makes the population Of
New York less than 900, OOO. you urge me,
in highly energetic manner, to do my duty
as citizen, No matter to what party bclong.
These are your eloquent words, addressed to
me over yonr daahing signature, and under
your Official seal:
"As head Of the local government Of the
City Of New York, anxious to preserve for II
the honored title Of the Metropolis II the
Union, ! therefore appeal to YOU. whatever
the political party To which you may belos'g.
to lay all other bnsinsrs. aside ii necessary,
either on Monday, Ott.eSl, or Tuesday, Nov.
I, which are the last registry days, and per-
sOnally to register yonr name, without l'av-
ing performed which duty YOU CANNED vote. y
am Aaitered by the interest you take in
the matter Of my voting; and beg to assure
you in the mt~t positive manner that, II II
were porrible for me to be at home On the
days mentioned, ! .ho,ld rally round the
register office wherever il Isl early n pos
sible in the morning and register my name
in the largest kind Of letters. My expert
ence in registering my name has hitherto
been confined to one or two performances on
hotel registers in the West; hut | can conf
IDENTIFY nv that whatever hare done in this
way has been done as legibly ~ any man
living could have done il. Accept the eN-
preston Of my regrets ut unavoidable alb
sence. and If mt asking too much ohligc
me Nv registering for me.
n'' Yours, my dear Mayor.
Olive LOGAN.
P.S.-On closer examination Of your po-
lite favor / am struck with an unpleasant,
suspicion. The signature is certainly yours,
bat the whole letter is too evidently an elai-
or..te engraving. The envelope bean this
aldre-.: 40. Logan, 26i Pearl street, New
York" and i am the only Logan at 264
Pearl street, New York. Can it be possible
that il is all a mistake? that a stupid clerk
with Directory Of the City Of New York
befi,rs him, has taken ME for one Of the mi
Peri0r SEX! .rfIE ~ L..
The Leavenworth weekly times. [volume] (Leavenworth, Kan.) 1870-1880, 1870-11-10

THE Republicans claim to have carried
South Carolina at the election, last week, and
to have elected Robert X. Scott (white) for
Governor, and A. J. Rainsier, (colored) for
Lieutenant Governor, by small majorities.
The following list Of Congressman is reported
elected, but the Second District is very close
First District, J. II. Rainey, (colored, Re.
publican); in place of Whittemore; Second,
c. c. Bowen white, Democrat); Third, Eli.
Oft tcolored, Republican,; Fourth, J. J.
Mckissick white, DemOcrat).
The Leavenworth weekly times. [volume] (Leavenworth, Kan.) 1870-1880, 1870-11-10

BY order of the Secretary Of War por-
tons of the military forces stationed in
Georgia and North Carolina have been
ordered into South Carolina, to Be stationed
in the districts where Governor Scott reports
that trouble is Threatened. ----
The Leavenworth weekly times. [volume] (Leavenworth, Kan.) 1870-1880, 1870-11-10
A REVIEW Of the political situation il

4 REVIEW oil the POLITICAL sItlIatIoh IN
Wisconsin SAYS il will send certainly four
Republicans to Congress in her delegation %!
six, and possibly five; the Democrats are
sure of one, and have about an even chance
for the member from the Milwaukee District.
The msjorities in all the Districts will tx
considerably less than two years ago, on nc
count Of the general lack Of interest in the
canvass. The Legislature will he Republic
can in both Houses by good working ma
iority. The one State officer TO be chosen
Superintendent of Public Instruaion-for
which the Rev. Samuel Fellows is the Re-
publican nominee, will have from 10000 to
I5OO0.
The Leavenworth weekly times. [volume] (Leavenworth, Kan.) 1870-1880, 1870-11-10

S.,m marry beczuze thew have been high
ste,l sumwhar else; this il cross match, a
bay and soi rel; pride may make !; en'iura-
bIe.
Sum marry for love without cent in their
urkrs nor friend in the world, nor drop
Of pedigree. This looks desperate, bat it is
the strength Of the game.
sum marry bec7uze they think wimn,in
will be scarce next year, and live To- wonder
how the crop holsls ont.
Som marry to get rid of Themselves, and
3.rDyer that the game Was one that two
could plav Al, and neither win.
Sum marry the second time to get even,
and find il . gambling game, the more they
uut dawn the less they take up.
Sam marry 10 f's haIf.y. and not hnd'ng
il, wonder where all the happiness goes I"
when it dies. .r
sum marry they can't tell why, and live
they can't tell how. | q.
Almost everybody gets married, and it is
goOd joke. 4.l.s.r
sum marry in haste and then sit down and
think carefully over il.
Shvm think il over carefully f,wt, and then
sit down and marry.
Roth wavs .se riieAa Is the. kis the mark.
Sun marry raker sew convert them TN,
Il little risky, and takes n smart missionary
70 do II.
Sum marry cu,uett. This is like buying
. su,Dr fasn, heavily nsortgaged and work
IL he balance Of yure days Ia clear oph
the nOEteageA.
m ~ al, married life is full az certain
NJ Tie dry good bizzines-.
M nan Ian swear exactly WHARF he Will
"a mo vhsa h. touches calico.
No man kan tell jist what calico has made
up its mind tev do next
Calico don't kno even herself
Dry good Of all kinds IL the child OF c'r-
cmmslancesI
IT, - vho sands On the bank shiver-
in. ~ aasant. II more apt to ketch cold
tRsa hin Who pitcher hiz head f"Ss int" the
IN e,sy boldly ask. yon viii YOU got mar
r;el (if 4 nee1k he, teI him yy"" don't rec
Nsrise. ia a safe way tew gamble VA
Vim va in pile, and IL. loae amy thing,
only he privilege Of living 'iisma'ly alone,
and soaking yure own 'ee'.
The Leavenworth weekly times. [volume] (Leavenworth, Kan.) 1870-1880, 1870-11-10

ERRATuM-In the communication Of
Col. James Blood, headed 'Pomeroy as a
Novelist" and published in the DAILY TINES
of the I'd inst, there occurred in the third
paragraph an important typographical error
in date. Instead of "July. 1855. il should
read "Julv, 1854"
The Leavenworth weekly times. [volume] (Leavenworth, Kan.) 1870-1880, 1870-11-10

THE Richmond Dispatch Democratic, },
commenting upon the elections of Ohio and
Pennsylvania, wonders how long it will bs
before decent and intelligent party mana
ger will rise up to help the Northern De
mocracy, and adds: ''The truth is, the North
ern Democrats have no. the tact, or good
sense, or wisdom, or what You will, to make
! up good issues. The Southern Democrats
formerly made these up for them, and the.
were ALWAYS successful"
The Leavenworth weekly times. [volume] (Leavenworth, Kan.) 1870-1880, 1870-11-10
TIE way GraDf,s adminisfrafin,

The way Grants administration has saved
money appears in the official statement that
the average saving on the working days of
the fiscal year that closed with June 30.
1870, over those Of the year preceding, was
over $ees, 40 per day; being over 50, 26s
per hour, and over $l54 per minute; being
equal to the extra dropping of $3.50 into the
Golfers Of the Treasury in every second Of the
The Leavenworth weekly times. [volume] (Leavenworth, Kan.) 1870-1880, 1870-11-10

IN the year 1859, 5,445, 1854 acres of corn
were produced in Illinois, and it is estimated
by the best judges in the State that the crop
of 1870 will cover % per cent. more acre.
than that of the preceding year, or {, sO7 ,9O5
acres. 4 low estimate of the number of bush
els grown on an acre is thirty-seven, and
therefore the aggregate corn crop Of the State
will be 25l 1874, :3;;S5 bushels.
The Leavenworth weekly times. [volume] (Leavenworth, Kan.) 1870-1880, 1870-11-10

THE Christian Register tells ola man who
is 50 conservative" that he Away speaks of
1.-The TESTAMENT" because he disliked q
thing that ia ''Newr He must be the same
person who declined to take certain medi-
cine because it promised radical cure.
The Leavenworth weekly times. [volume] (Leavenworth, Kan.) 1870-1880, 1870-11-10

From present appearances the Republi.
cans of Virginia are preparing for grand
triumph at the coming election. But one
Congressional district, the Sixth, is consid-
cred doubtful, and that may be given to the
Republicans by proper management. The
canvass of the State has been vigorous and
,ft,ss,,
The Leavenworth weekly times. [volume] (Leavenworth, Kan.) 1870-1880, 1870-11-10

rect lie and respectable talenss-sor . Pssnoe'
His father consents to his reigning in Spain,
if he can, and perhaps there will be no oP,
position from the rest Of Europe. He Is
brotherin-law of the King Of Portugal, and
aIsO of Prince Napoleon.
The Leavenworth weekly times. [volume] (Leavenworth, Kan.) 1870-1880, 1870-11-10
THE DOUBLE CROP STATE.

Yesterday and to-day We havecopied items
from papers in different parts Of the State,
recording second crop Of barley, peas and
Strawberries. Last year We were shown by
Mr.. Tanner, of this County, apples which
were taken from tree and which had grown
after one full crop had been harvested This
wear there were over six months between the
las, frost of spring and the first Of fall, and
many crops might have been duplicated had
not our farmers been amply satisfied with the
first Weld.
The Leavenworth weekly times. [volume] (Leavenworth, Kan.) 1870-1880, 1870-11-10

Philadelphia goes into the list of the dis
appointed ones. Her population is bu.
637,l79. She entertained the idea that il
was greater than that of New York, when it
is nearly 3OO,O 600 smaller. 4 respectable
gain of 80, coo in ten years is shown. But
the showing, as q whole, is unsatisfactory,
and produces much Disappointment
The Leavenworth weekly times. [volume] (Leavenworth, Kan.) 1870-1880, 1870-11-10

Representative-D. b. Long.
Clerk District Court-yames Miller.
County 0erk Solomon Buckmafer.
s surveyor--Frank Neville. 3 :
Probate ysdge 7lsmN Miller.
School superintendant-Ievi Sternberg.
OTTAWA COUNTY.
Probate Judge-Wm. Bell.
District Clerk. NJ. Steele.
superintendent bf Public 'InArudbn-
William \. Roberts.
Shcrif-W. W. Neal.
:Ceoner- j. &, Iaye. G JW
Rsesest;aixt Jacob CAMPBELL i. ].
County Attorney. J. lngersoll.
NORRIS COUNTY.
For james Phinney.
Clerk of District Court-R. NJ. Wright.
County Attorney. B. Somers.
Register of Deetls-Samuel NJ. Streby.
Superintendent Of Common Schools-Prof.
{. b. Isham.
County Surveyor-lsaac Hammond.
Probate Judge-W. \. McCollom.
NEMAHA COUNTY.
For State Senator-W. d. SlossOn.
For Representative Thirteenth District,
W. w. Stewart.
For Superintendent Of Public instruction
J. S. Stamm.
For Clerk Of District Court. II. VIII
liams.
For Probate Judge-H. II. Lanham.
For County Attorney-Abijah Wells.
DAVIS COUNTY.
For State SENATOR. II. Prescott, OF
Salina. -..r..... .....
For Judge of District Court-W. II. Can
field, of Davis County.
For Representatives.. NJ. Stricken.
For Probate Jndge-Frank Patterson.
For County Attorney-H. II. Snyder.
For S,perin,endent of Public Instr,,ctiOn-
Isaac Jacobus.
For Clerk of District Court A. T. Owen
| DICKINSON COUNTY.
For ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS Dis
| trict, A. $. Davidson.
For County Commissioner Kohler.
For Probate Julge-V. Z. WilsOn.
| For County Attorneys. 4. BOrnughs.
For Clerk of District Court-E. s. Wiley
For County Superintendent Of Public
| SchoOls-D. X. Emery.
| MITCHELL COUNTY.
For Representative II. Cawker.
For County Commissioners-L. J. Best
Vim. f. SchOOley, {. q. Brown.
For Probate Judge-R. q. X. Kshinka
For Sherif-W. b. Smith.
For Register of Deeds. {. Smith.
| For Treasllrer-H. J. Messenger.
For Superintendent of Public instruction
VIM. c. Cochran.
For County Attorney-D. 4. Peasley.
For Supervisor J. Brown.
For CorOner-James G. Smith.
CLOUD COUNTY.
For Representatives,. II. McEckron.
For Clerk of District Court-Wm. r
Reed.
For Probate Judged. L. Fowler.
For Surveyor-John o. Sawen.
For Superintendent of Public Schools
Doran. .-s-r
CLAY COUNTY.
For Representative. b. Mclaughlin
For Clerk of District Court-W. =. An
thony.
For Probate Judge. NJ. Kellogg.
For County Attorncy-C. NJ. Anthony.
For Superintendent of Public instruction
&c. d. Seaberry.
For Coroner. W. Shepperd.
George Taylor, Esq, is an Independent
Candidate for the Legislature.
The Leavenworth weekly times. [volume] (Leavenworth, Kan.) 1870-1880, 1870-11-10


SOP IL dow OF Blood, and though Painful
and requiring the utmost care, the wound is
not now dangerous. Recorder.
Hve lean FIN ME HeNv CPq0hm. 6f
icy CrUk 1T hef aased throua p Ia
d Barley uar IL ca thu was bwiG a
n bnd G1a A. wI& aly6y he6ded 1nd
dned. Should frost hold Of till the first Of
November, this barley will be ready to cut,
and will be Of ~ fair . quality a the first
crop was, though not 20 prolific in yield.-
WaterrNe Telegraph. MA
: lSrnyxy OF OsASr IASDa-Anrvey,n,
party. headed by Mem D;efeodod 4
N6ckeIsof Leavenvortb. IN rorsr for The
Onee reserv.tion. na.ed thronoh The c;tv
yeserday. Thev verr INV eSu;nued or
camp liz. md expecf - na,sh The ~ con-
s;dersbIy before ola vesther LET. IN. The
pertv nnmbered 49, tb;vtv nm ..A x;II
e dyided into slpnut s;x u:rt;e. vher they
arrive At their keld Of lahor. The vork of
the survey NH coumence ~ The rorth~e.,
corner of Howard countv .nd he 1mshed
With the, utmoss exnsd;t;on' to oomnies;on
without douk To the orrat or.tiSc.t;os ofthc
settlers On, thee l.n1s'-ISrr,.o, T;1.nr
:.e,.IM "a
~. ~. -. - H." ~ a.. w ~
~. os,h IN. IL, x';S" -. ~ wa. ".
81 s a- =, ON n 49, ~, ,:c ,aS n. S;aS
IA sr-,,ps ~, f.o., ~. - . ..S s MI.
,srrshi. eas r d.. ,ha .d.o.'.s." ~. ..s
~ 10 s,,r. MH;.c Rs.orSsr $500 nan 'i"" w.
Rop.rpx 81 300 c., .. ry,vv
C.rTrprnE .~n m, S Sa3s R,w .nnr.s, =
WAnr Nv r~" s1..r nrrrc IT, r~r ~;
d,v n;oht a. d. ,reI,. hn.a,.a ,nJ
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E;nsi,nrv nf Vs.r"n, =, ,,,a w.:
Ho.,se h. roor,>.,.,. - ,".,,;r ss .,
,sn;oo 4, five dax. ,.-.S = S.' " ",
fTn"~ ,w.l;n" ~ ~. n,".a;.c n E;ms
i.,rx nv, dressed S;mssif ,o LIZ eHs ~. mon.S
and found ,b,, !, .,a III rnon,"m,.,s 10.
ho,t S;S.n,...s5 T;. .,,...;O;".. -. 10" :"
"~cs sro,,faJ ae,;us, ~. ,r.rsil;nc ocm,," !"
The Leavenworth weekly times. [volume] (Leavenworth, Kan.) 1870-1880, 1870-11-10

! The Troy Wing thinks Providence is moi
on the side Of the Democracy this fall, but ii
she is she has queer way Of showing it
During the Democratic meetings in Troy last
week they were visited with a young deluge
and an earthquake, which dampened the
ardor of even tine fercest and made the
bravest tremble in his boots.
The Leavenworth weekly times. [volume] (Leavenworth, Kan.) 1870-1880, 1870-11-10

i E.Hi. ANDERSON COUNTY,.
For Representative FiAy-ixth District,
Cap. John G. Lindsay; For Representative
-Fifty-seventh Distric, DR.. J. II. Whit
ford. H'-s' -alTs.- i..a -...f,t .-j1i-4
For Probate Judge-Judge NJ. A. Page.
For County A,torney-Maj. J. S. Wilson.
For Superintendent Of Schools Thomas
Bowles. .'c - .r -i.ali- g!al7
For Clerk of Court-G. NJ. Everline. . b,
For State Senator'S DistriG,
T. c. Sears, Of OTTAWA. raL .au~sz-xzI
ir-,+ =. ArclIIseN COUNTY, iTa.E
For Representatives Sixth District,
Thomas Murphy; Seventh District, Samuel
c. King; Eighth District, Capt. Asa Barnes;
Ninth District, S. p. Griffin; Tenth District,
! - JACKSON COUNTY. .ssFnl r
For Representative Eighteenth District,
]. l. Williams. -.'-i,.-.'.f ' -. ri.
For District Cierk-lra I. T.ber; .aa il
J For Rsobate Judee-Case r. lIrk. ,ar.
ForGSunty Attorney. 8. Hopkins. =
For Superintendent Public Instructions
r. NJ. Cook.
CofrEf couxrr.
For Representatives Sixty-6ns District,
IA Atherly; Sixty-aecond District, + E.
Coffin. So. 10, C5i. riss-l- fr f.si.
MIAMI COUNTY.
We learn from he Mani County Repu6-
iioas, that B. F. Simpson, Of RAola, vss
nominated - the Repablioan candidate O
the fins ballot Ben. Simpson i veil and
favorahly known in KAnas, and viii make an
able and useful member. He WAS instzuc1sd,
in the event of his election, to vote aeainat
Sidney Clark and f. g. Roa, Tor the Z. s
Senate.-Fot Scot M0aiOr.
State Senator, Goth District, ]. Fl. Present..
The Leavenworth weekly times. [volume] (Leavenworth, Kan.) 1870-1880, 1870-11-10
Az ArTuNx HYMN
ny DR.. T. ". rARsDSs.


should Autumn golden days depart
And never leave behind
A lesson to thr GRATEFUL heart
A harvest for the mind
For Autsmn and its gOlslen days,
For all his ssslly things, @
Wei sing cheerful song Of prai-r,
For all that Aut,imn bring
D-ar God. who CAV st the kindly rain
On Summer drought to fall, ''
Thy sun anil rain nSde strsn, the grain,
Hut AutWIon Tipened all.
For Autumn glad and golden days,
Por eli hi. blesseh things,
We'll sing cheerful song Of Praise,
For all that Autumn brins..
Though Autumn suns more coldiy shine,
81 Earth glory is not lost;
Niwhs luears she Pleiail's radiant sign;
Morn shown the silver fn~f. .r ...ls1
And tAough his Selds BE- Mre ssyd hrowh,
C1d Autussn' psaise We ring;
October gold -hall be his crown,
And Autumn shsH II King.
The Leavenworth weekly times. [volume] (Leavenworth, Kan.) 1870-1880, 1870-11-10

The Texas Legislature compromised them
selves upon big scheme last spring, which
many Of them are now regretting. They
granted charter to q squad Of a dozen New
York spectators for an International rail
road from Fulton, on the Red River, ir
Northwest Arkansas, to San Pedro del NOrte
ON the Rio Grande. The distance is six
hundred and twenty miles, and the route j,
through one Of the richest sections Of the
Southwest. The parties concerned in thu
charter are stated to be John s. Kennedy 4
Co., Spoford Bros. 4 Co., VIM. +. Dodge
and other capitalists of this city, together
with T. W. House and ]. w. Barnes o
Houston, who are the only Texans concerned
and through whose agency the chart Wa,
chiefly procured.
1t was represented to the Legislature and
to the Governor Of Texas, that the Compan,
controlled and owned the Fulton and Cairo
Railroad, which crkxes Arkansas from Yves
to east, and which would form connection
with the proposed enterprise. This assertio,
has since Gsen proved false. They merel,
expected to sswn it. On that representation
they obtained n grant Of $40, 900 a mile, III
State bonds bearing eight per cent. interest
with Il guarantee by the State Of mortgage
bonds to the amount Of $4,000 a mile
These, with the State bonds, would net in
market fully S2S,5 800. As the Oad car
easily be built for 81, 800 mile, the Com
pany would realize the handsome profit 81
5000 mile, or s., 100, OOO.
The job is heavy imposition upon thu
tax payers Of Texas. A there was a strung
opposition to it in the Legislature, the NAL
contents were wheedled with many promises
that are thus far unfulfillel. A number O
the members have lately beer to this city in
quest Of their reward, and have either re
turned with empty pockets, or remain herr
without the means Of leaving. About $40,
600 IN due them. ~ 2uyry .1,.. .,
The road will pay splendidly, and bill
will be presented at the next session for re
peal Of the present. charter. Other New
York capitalists are willing to build It On TIN
simple condition Of the State guaranteeing
their bonds. and giving them u liberal fran
clllSe, +. q. .....F
The Leavenworth weekly times. [volume] (Leavenworth, Kan.) 1870-1880, 1870-11-10

BRIsHAN You've, in giving advice to the
Mormon preachers in conference assembled,
laid down certain subjects ON which he
wished to. hear them discourse, and added
that il The brethren are not disposed to
preach to the text, they may preach from it,
as most ministers do.
The Leavenworth weekly times. [volume] (Leavenworth, Kan.) 1870-1880, 1870-11-10

,f,r,yr Btsif xecK having congratulated
Ne;ni1er b.hcyoft on the recent Jubilee Of
n: k,e46ditiS3l Ne sent the following reply:
ISjyN M Crest: ] wss eT.lly sur
p,si.f IA srsti6ed 70 And that ycdy while
er.sSs8iH tSe 81 Of rjuvenating Europe,
shon6 AXse S0undtime to send me 4 friendly
c,sssr.tnla,ion On 10 lsng life being granted
u ne. Il Is, indeed, great happiness to
live in time when three or four men, VINO
liked peace above everything, and, siter
lous and difficult Tabor, expected to cioee
their careers In peace, are acquiring nesn
military renown in defensive war, which
ne rpost daring imagination would not have
tk0ueht OF, add in three months are pusnng
(;efSnv's thousands years hope on the
- NV towards realization. l suepe,
thT.5Sse. .fste6nlly, the good wrhes which
m. espreeeed On my sdvanced age for age,
seuarated from eternity by narrow span, II
,hH wear Of the gfeaiest importance ON the
eHrth. They are veterans who are carrying
on this German war to its goal. Yost, in
1es6 are youpe: but Room already be3oaga
"a de venerable. MOltke r. only . Days
youueer fhaA myseif, and your King Mr-
nr;a.S N al IN yesss and yOuthfdlDe~. Nay
I - 6 proud Of my contemporaries? Con
tisI1e 70 kos,or me Wah yotir eateem during
lie shost period which rer,ains 70 ne.
Anew and decidedly novel game has ap-
peared thus early in snficipaeioa ofthe com
Ing holiday season. Il = ttnd the ''Aoor.
IL For. !" and compsiaas sniiifhi stuse fsst md
ouepoaa, which IRE phctd on IN Ordinary
sabIe, and around which he game il paayed
CaptaiH efs5dee are chosen, rtPcBenting the
Mooriah and Spnnnh a.ndnds ard s1asu
balla skill6,liy struck with cssapales e.es
the fort a priaonen, OF leave It d skirnieh-
The game has the advantage of novelty
and cheapae~, 'visA listle Or N Complicated
tsctica ~ he learned. i'H-
The Leavenworth weekly times. [volume] (Leavenworth, Kan.) 1870-1880, 1870-11-10

THE official returns from Nebraska give
a..majority for Taffe, Radical, FOR Congress,
of 4, 296; and for Butler, Radical for Gov
ernor, Of 1855.
The Leavenworth weekly times. [volume] (Leavenworth, Kan.) 1870-1880, 1870-11-10

The Duke Of Aosta, who has accepted the
nomination to the Spanish throne, is the
persoa OAen spoken Of in telegrsphic dis
patchn = ePrince Asmodeus." His real
name = Amadeus, an old family name ofthe
Duhs of Savoy, from whom he is descended.
He i the second son Of Victar Emmanuel, is
twenty-five years old, end e t'lerably cor
The Leavenworth weekly times. [volume] (Leavenworth, Kan.) 1870-1880, 1870-11-10

An inseance Of the daring ehaiacsef Of Cap
tain Carrnshaa, of TIE M annerCsmbria,
v.s al1uvu, Il r mid, anring tie vgyage 81
The Colamiia in Decembss, lS6& Wiki IA
mid oes.. the propeller hoke' Loose in NE
shaA,pipe, rnaeras fke sharp ~ heavy
meal Hades, tins soaensi, Liable b BE-
beasei about the asn-Post Of the ve.sel, and
the pl.ses Of the ooa.aer to be 'so't =, O.
the aern-po.t torn away. The only hope Of
safty r.ssed in lishing the bDken s0sv, bat
The ieavyl SEA which wa rolling ssnaesed
this apparently impossible. Captain Cana
CHAN, however; made the %en leyer hiH
over the tafi.il b. rope afound hs va.:t,
while he guided With his own hands The
Necessary Operations The Object was sohave
Tie lashines made fast upon The blades on
bosh sides. The dinsnIty was to get the
b;eh,s Of the chain over each upper blade,
FSnrteen times the Captain vas lowered into
the vaves before he succeeded. The friends
Of Captain Carnash.n n New York showed
their appreciation Of hi. daring on this occa-
sion by giving him, in March, 1912, val''-
able silver wine st.