White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1871-07-06

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handling Of firearms occnrre,i on Sunday last. in
the vicinity of Lecompton, A young man named
John Fitzpatrick. who lives with his mother, a
widow, near town, had been hunting that day, in
company with a cousin. On returning home, ms
mother requested him to cut some wood. Before
1ping 50, finding a revolver which he was Carrying
nc ."oh IL from inc se''p.'i ~ ,e'.. -.
70 MS sisGI Siri conlie" I" years HIS J"ni'l, =,
ane S ,'se ne accom-; ~ 'I's' .s
Jas' as ,HI - % INC 70, oi i.sni"S :" ~ 70" ~, I
Ti, I.',i.t sar" ne ns ase .i. s. mss ;"a;,t;n"
,r..,,mJ T ~ ..e az lever mart
IF the stomacb taS.,1. % .,a r;.lt s;ds nass;no
,hrou .J ti, .J,or,o., - Ioi;nr =, tha RIGHT
.,;i The ,,hrS;.';s,'. i..,,.,, s,;,, homes ~
h.r7 roco,-ery mn
Darlns Rogers store and fine stock oi goods 1,'
wa; WAS aes'ioyM at iioga on me nigh' o. ING "p,n
d;ar, os" tis o,o l 70 ne .ne s.s on0 a. ga
a woman, Who's name tbe Hnmholit Union
did not learn living at the head of Village Creek
was bitten by rattlesuake while picking straw
berries The b;te of Nh. snake respl,e,I in the
poor woman's death.
Am.;, cal ,..: u.,,,,.,,a.
four months ago was ~ f;,,,nd aarir tins xeek by i
w Ellis. The con,ontS nf The sacL were some.
what damaged. but the money in the registered
packages, was uniniuresl.
E-C Amsdcn has sold his farm near Humboldt
f,r S1O ono -
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LIE. 1ULiEN, OF Oiathe, was very severely III
IIreo on the Zih INST, by besng kicked oy horse
ne Will PropaDiy recover s"on.
HE Wyandotte Gaseffe says that q wagon e anu
snop AT Q9ihaaTo was puinesl on sun.
.iay last. Messrs Beck q Daie, the owners, iost
scW
MIR. JAMES KENNEDY, residing in North LeaveIi-
worth, suddenly fell dead on the 18th Ilt. Ap-
opiexy Is supposed to have been the cause OF his
instant death. *
IHE Beiiyllie Telescope OF the I'D nit says: MIR.
III. Is. Seeks and brOfher-ln-law, while out hunting
recently had with them a hound pup ten months
old, which caught AMI killed one OF the largest
antelopes that has been seen IN that section. They
report anieiopes Ney Plen.nul IN una. sectioh'
With Is "oou' eisn' i..'ie' HUI Vi heie.
A WOMAN died IN Alien county, last week, from
the effects OF rattlesnake pite.
TIE application for the release DIR. Metllcott on
a writ of habeas corpus has been refused.
"THr election ON Tuesday last to vote 81, GoO
in bonds. TO erect a school building in This city
resulted in carving the bonds by ahont one hun
bred majority.
A sTocK eompapy has been Organized in vov-
ego TO buj!d n calaboosc. 1t would seem that the
CITY is NOT able TO do If.
r., y.a,..r;,, :. ,.s Tho. ,,. t;,,o ..
It'll, ,a n;. r. Nv Gh;ea"o i hu;lt i',n :; upon
ue. VIII 81. ~ IL t;., g. 80, ,,;oo. IS % .s eiei .
an. pe,e tt 5 & a. ,,a,tio. r. ,sh"n
% m .ne ' do,. arn ali. 70 u u.ie
hrst 'eSrM y! "iI"n,y 49, ,S ". -. " l.ioNe y
perfect Iltie against .hc cllls VI P'c'e"sohs OF
any par! Vi ''i 'ip"'''io"
inf Cia.he .'e"' L:' :m VI .'s 's .i'', |,
Oiathe Is growing rapiuy 'nis seas"h. oe.cril
hhe fesioehoes a,o uclnS Jun, io 81 - III. \ \
stoTe roonis; Snhe 'ne s'iee.s a,I ~, s.t.oa.
and sidewalks hade anu repairs. y! .nc s,Iec. T.
Council.
A FEW days ago, the Central Branch passenger
train was passing between irving anu nlne mp
hus, spent baii irohi some carGicss I',ei ''i'
entered the WINDOW OF coach a'lu m io"Iu It'll ~ q
coat upon winch Mr; rassliS, VI nu1 n','!S'
was reclining. NoDous h"I'Tho "'o''' ii' man
A CORRESPONDENT of the LcavenwoTth Com
mercial says it may not he nnnterestinS to you to
know that LeavcnwOrth leads Kansas City over
one hundred per cent. in the shipment of local
freight. To he exact, may mention that the 10
cal freights from LeavenwOrth to points on the
X. p. and connections during May amounted to
100000 pounds while similar shipments from
Kansas City during the same period, were but
100000 pounds.
THE paoI, Dcmocr1t sovs. A brotber.iu-l,,y of
Mr.. C. FarnhamwNIr. Fiudlay. of In,liai,a-
was robbed of 81 ZOO in money. ON saturday
Crowell, in this city. Mr.. +. had visited our
place for the purpose of investing in real estate,
preparatory to . permanent residence in our
town, and this sudden and unexpected misfoit
is serious loss, and one which he can i'll afford
to bear as it has deprived him nfsli his present
available means. No clue has yet Eeen had to
the perpetrators.
Tho Plvmouth corresnon,Icpt of the Eunor;,
Nors saws. made a calcnlntion of the mImLer
of chnch bugs i'm this section. and it foots mn to
about these figures 600 600. 600. This is official
They do NOT seem to he ipiuripp the corn as much
as one would think they would. The is
growing very rapidly, and has good healthy
color, and promises an abundant yield.
The house of Howard Carpenter of Wyantlotte.
was struck by lightning. two weeks ago Tuesday
Mr. Carpepter's wife received unite a shock. from
tbe effect of which she is vet suffering. An the
stove pipes in the house were thrown down.
stoves kicked about, and brick from the chimney
sent wbirling in every direction, So saws the Cd
setfe
The Wyandottc Gazette saws that Charley No
ble accidentally shot himself last Sunday even
ing, through carrying a pistol in his pocket. The
ball went into his left leg from behind. inst he
low the knee Joint. and wound arouud to tbc left
sidc where it was cut out, making a channel of
about eleven inches in length The lad after he
was shot, went around town hunting DR. McCabe.
who extracted the ball and gave it to him for n
Keepsake.
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FROM, E,nror;, ti.t Mr. WrrIo.t, !e E,JnnoJl.'
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