The Leavenworth weekly times. [volume] (Leavenworth, Kan.) 1870-1880, 1870-09-08
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/ A needing Of H. 0enesai ,Committes of
the German Union Democratic party, con-
ssting Of $50 delegates from the different
ward osganizstiV s1A &lfetbe Teuto-
nh Assembly Rooms, in Third avenue, last
night Great ENTHUSIASM prevailed and the
allowing Agsn5eM VI advanced: The po-
Ideal and ethical history of nations proved
he endeavVs b make her Respousible for the
0ffulen are Waited upon the people they
rule, and France must psy in present humil-
ity Sof the arrogance and sgsfesaions Of
Louis XIV, and The Bsnaparss family.
Gern,aiy has been made t0suAer in the past.
and should have the sympathy Of all honest
men, and particularly Of the Americans, in
her effort to humble France. Millions Of
Germans have contribuaed to the pros
perity astl power Of AneriCs, while France
inaalted ~ in her Mexican expedition and
her attempts to aid the South in rebellion.
The Germans are great people, physically
and intellectually. Resolutions were adopted
cens,iring the mesn and despicable course Of
democratic papers which expressed sympathy
|f for the Preach. 1t was also resolved that
Louis Napoleon w1s in the habit Of hobnOb-
hing With the members Of the English gov
ernu,ena and didn't eare ig for Ireland,
aud thai the only correct aDl proper course for
good people To pursue WA to organize Patri-
otto (Gefmanl clubs and subscribe to the
relief Of the wounded Of the war. Consider
ing The iact that there were .',nany thousands
81 rapured cnemies' 10 share the aniicilStcd
tenei,s, the Last resolution should rcSrivc the
suppogt Of cvsrJ one. Ss..4- 49,. ..
The above was c"ntaips,l. in the address
and endorsed nv the resolutions, both "i
which we're adopted unanimously.
The GesA News Cs.sia~e~ Co l'~wr -
CPOO Cs.
i' iFnm the Fort SCOT, Monitor.
The editor III the t;arnclt IHaisd,oi,r an
nuuncss himself Us an anii-t'larke candidate
ior delegate To the State Convention, AMI
adds that Judge Lowe, in the game for
Congress, seems To have the innings lie
has heen PersNihly gaining strength i"r the
past two weeks, and should there I've no quar-
nj at the Convention, his nomination seems
To- ,ss 10 W. n certainty
That is the talk all ar,a,n.l. \ CORES
ponslessi from Humboldt writes AZ follows:
Judge Lnwe will carry this district AMI
Allen County solid. Clarke won't get y
| smell. h'r PRIMARY meetings cl,~e with
three r,",-ins cheers ior judge Lowe
OLATmE, August, 81, 1870
Five ,stt 81 tn. seven delegates IL the Sfa.e
/ Convention we're ,.~'.--''' - the n my
els,1spn in johnson ,"unty We mad
| .,,le,mhs meeting laSt nj. ". Judge Lowe
| made mn,ierly effort, ~hic.: YEAS we'll re-
cciv.d by the lv"plc. j. r.
Pools, August 81, 1870
j avn chad Ia inkrm ven that the Ps'.la
district. heretofore ,l.,uIatnl, will ~ uDsni-
| m.a,- tor Junlg, Lowe. thus givin: III all
three. Oawsion,ic district so. \. fora
! new 'l.wI P,a Miami down au"ug the
, friends oi progress. TRJ ru.
PrsSstses Changes ~ Svswr-.
| The political change. IN France i" c,ghty
v.,r- are summarized y, trlluwt
! IN 1.9, the great French Hevcltir,n ~;
iUsucurate.i Louis WI. was l.is-s..
| an.l al ,hs mon,rchie- at E"rcp' i.claIei
war agaus, the Young rslanl'l''- France
was witl.sh tinsBce-. with"u, 'rc"i-s.
In 1875 the rsIs,bi. had h~cn triumph
ant everv~hsr. against the m"nirchrsl
government anil had established intern.l "'-
der
In isss Borapar,s VA. chosen Fns, CON
| sui -..'
1A04-Ronalx,rte Emperor
Waterloo AMI s.. Helena and the
rcstnratinn Of the r unions IN the per.."u ct
| Louis XVIII
lsS0-Tbs rrv,lurn sml sSrul',cn ct
Charles y. fcT general disregard -, c-na,tu-
ti,nal government, and in particular foi Pol
igrac DEGREES against the pres. I"u', Phl
iipPs ascepeis the throne.
ls4s-Jouis Phili,Pps Aisiisate-; r'pulsr
dissatisfaction nj peace policy abroad: tam,
PeTing with elections ut home and limiting
the powers Ut the pre,.; and Loui- S.l"'l."n
electe,l President.
ls5l-L.,i. Napoleon elected President
fpr ten wears nv I. S:s9. III votes
ls5:-The second Empire by avoi,- Of
1,s2Al: citizens. .....
a P~saisn ~ shs Vrsp~rs, Nssses iso..,
ssrreN-s iln--. ~ Cs.~S Sn..,.e
C00oe.
NEw V"aN, sept 30, the property
STOLEN fI"u the Methodist B~k Concern
Sl5, 00b IN Ierssy City bonds anil article, nf
silver wer. rs-scre'l this u,.,rpi,,c 9" the ~
ii.y &c the Institution. The plumber w.t.
seM in . package strongly psde ny an.l 10y
| messenger WIN, ~. unable 4, .t,te wh.r. }.
cau,e tr.,m. MI b. knew Wa h. haI ben
insir,htet ." deliver IL.
The Umid saw III the paralvtic -tr,Ls
which fell "n Chief J,s.tsr' Chase. several
days ago, that be- il unable To walk without
Sssistansr, AMI his mimi seems shattered AMI
iMlssiss,l. The health Of the Chief Justice
In. hss~ vi.iblv .lrciinina for many months.
4 gent lsman tFom this city. whose business,
called him to the Supreme Court, during its
Last session, remarked Z" his friends, on re-
turning. that he waS struck with his changed
appearance md too visible marks of prc,na-
ture Old Sg,.
NEW lORK, Sept. The Srasays: We
have rl-t learned with deep regret that
chief Justice Chase ha. for some time pas,
lurn suffering trOns a luralyiir stroke, which.
without entirely. destroy ng the IKE 81 hi. .
linli~, inAzpaciiates him from walking with
osu hcIp, and seriously affect, his mind.
Iii. recovery j. desired rather than con-
iijrmly. exlsytc,l. Imlecd IL is considered
doubtful whether he will again l~ able 3"
resume his arsluO,is lahors vi The bench. Thr
Chief Justice IL now at the cusintry seat ri
Senator SPray',c, his ."n-in-law, on Nsrrs
gansett Rav, WHERE he has the i,7-t medical
attention the country can afford.
THE largest kitchen in the worll l. tina,
81 the Liebig Reel Extract Company in Uru-
g'Iav. II covers ~, tUO -.luarc feet of ground
AMI Is .lisileti into number Of conIart-
nscnts, which are all consiTuc;e,l with . view
To their peculiar u-se. You enter firs, y
Large, dark, cool hall, with paved floor
where the meat ~ weighed anil conveyed
through openings in the wall To the cutting
machines. Thee are four in number. AMI
can c'It up M young oxen in AN hour. From
the cutfnS-n,Aicl,s-. the meat s,.4 iniu t,c!ve
receivers, where II il pTs--e'i hv steam power
of seventy -iist pounds To th.. -.li,,re inch
fhs-e twelve receivers arr Capable oi en-
taini',: lc,WW l,yin. 7l@-. ZACH .nm
,hs-~ the meat, or rather the liqnid now, r'Irs
through pipe in,o receptacle constructed
eT the PUrIsre of separating !: fairy sub
stance from the extract and to clear II. Last
y, il is raised by steam air-pNr"is- int. Iarg"
cookers, iltere-l, and subsequently packed .r
transportation. The butcher IL the company
Is a scientific .s.cutioner, whn can with ea.e
auI grace I'LL eighty oxen in an hour hy
skiliulIs separating the vertebrs
4 @ESILENAN in Boston had his aiiep,Ioa
attracted, ~ h. Vas Passing along th. rireei,
by woman who apparel {" 10 in great
sistre--. He stopped and inquired what