The Leavenworth weekly times. [volume] (Leavenworth, Kan.) 1870-1880, 1870-09-15

The most popular physician at ST. Peters
pa ED4nn-M Madame Susloff.
il yaips Clark, the Queens physi-
car 1t his ah left property in England
val! at en- 1000.
There are twelve brothers and four sis
tiers in q New York family named Frost,
and Eve Of the brothers were christened as
Winter Frost, White Frost, Sharp Frost
Jack Frost and Snow Frost
-Kossuth, in letter written during the
present year, saxs be vii return to Hungary
when the Emperor Of Austria, having lost
Vienna, will s<eire to PeAh and become q
rA H9t1drp Eng. iTlr SPPositinpary
ii HsnsS1y Is obfhe SHE Of Koeuth.
Mrs. Elizabeth Fifer, 1O7 years old the
Sd Of last October, took her first ride on the
cars on the 18th ulf., from Freeville to
Groton, New York. She has lived in the
town Of Groton since 1906.
TIE Berlin Asadahy Of Sciences has
awarded prize to Prof. whitney, of Yale
College, f6t Pathological paper.
The New York Standard says that Mr.
| Frederick Hudson, formerly editorial man.
ager Of the New York Herald, is soon to
succeed Mr.. SimOntOn as agent of the New
York Associated Press.
-''Hisaolicus'' writes to the London
! Times protesting against the gift by a num-
Der of English gentlemen, of statue of
StOnewall Jackson to the State Of Virginia.
lie says that ''this traffic in the memories Of
the dead to infiame the passions Of the living
is alike a dissertation of the past and 4 provo
cation cfthe future"
! No clue has ever been gained To the
/ ,-o,s -x.LI~,-,, IS roA NM ,.r,-,I,
| which took place at the house Of Mr.. Went
worth Beaumont, in London, some months
ago. The family entcrtains its own s,is-
picions very decidedly, bu, as these involve
F., persons who may he innocent, or, To say the
least, could not be proved guilty, discreet
silence has been observed.
! Herr Joseph Strauss was buried III
Vienna ON the 18th ult. He was accom-
panied to his last home hy thousands, in
Guiding all his relations and friends, the only
one among the former who was not present
heing his brother, Johann Strauss, who Wa
himself living on a he'd of sickness. The
violin Of the dcccascd was laid, with broker
strings, in the coffin with him.
The order Of Secretary Robesoa. that
10 retired officer of the navy shall I've kcp;
on active duty except in few local in~tances.
affects fourteen Kear-Admirais: Strinshan',
Bresse, Paul,ling. Crabbe, Montgomery, J.
/ Il. Sands, Bell, Wilkes, Harwoosi, THATCHER,
Craven, Radford, Turner AMI roor-cne-
half Of whom arr ON active duty now. The
| lit will In increased before the end oi the
! wear By the names OF :. G. Rowan. %. :.
/ Gibson, L. NJ. Eo,lshprouSh, Henry Waikr,
:. W, t;olon and Melairi"n Smith.
/ OF late wears, Mr.. Tom. Hn;he., aHl
other liberal, minded public r,,n in Engia,'i.
/ have made active efforts tocS,ahlish working
mems clubs, which shall he Ia artisans what
/ the inN .NH club, are To- their employers
comfortable resorts and places Of rational
recreation An Institution of this Kind
having been founded on Lord Westminster
| property in South London, he has now co'''c
forward with contribution of c5,0o0, and
the oilcr Of site for buil,ling. The Mar'iIis,
in common with his bro;hcrS-in-law, t:Ic
Dukes of Sutherland, Argyle, and Lord
Kildare, Is 4 decided liberal in politics.