The Leavenworth weekly times. [volume] (Leavenworth, Kan.) 1870-1880, 1871-11-16

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there, taken from the Blackfeet and Piesan
camps, where the disease prevailed two wear,
ago. Atthat time they were forbidden to be
sold to suffers, but several months ago they
disappeared from those neighborhoods and
found their way elsewhere.
| NEW YORK.
Arrest Of . Desperate Swlndler-ls-
.iennieely PsssposeA = Proeeedisgs
to be COmmeneea.
NEW YORK, Nov. 9.-TheOdore Z. Baum.
son, leader Of gang of bounty and back pay
claims fOrgers, was arrested here last evening.
He states that he manipulated a forged
claim on the Government amounting To
500, 900. His headquarters have lately
been at Chicago.
The Sun states that the building of the
Niaduct Railway, one Of the Tammany Jobs,
is indefinitely postponed.
| Gen. Barlow, the newly elected Attorney
| General OF the State, says criminal proceed
ings will TIE Immediately commenced against
every one implicated in tie city frauds He
says further, we can now easily rid ourselves
of all corrupt officials. The Mayor. the
Commissioners, the different Municipal
Bureaus, the judges OF the City Interior
Courts and Judges of higher Courts will be
reached by Impeachment A new city char
ter will be framed and a new election will be
ordered.
Deputy Comptroller Green states that the
| result of the election has already been felt
in the improved price OF city bonds, and he
now has no trouble in raising any amount of
money.
1t is stated that Sigel will make ODono-
van Rosa Deputy Register
A Columbia, Sorth Carolina, Dispatch To
the Herald states that several arrests have
been made at Union Court House, BY the l..
). Marshal, and more are being made The
dispatch further says the feeling is verv BIT
ter, and if bloOd-sh.d ensues it will no; b.
surprising,
meeting of the Republican Committee
and Republican candidates oi Bro klyn, was
held this morning. There. was larg. at
tendance. After everal speeches, in which
it was asserted that there was evidence of a |
conclusive nature to prove glaring frauds by I.
the inspectors and poll canva>sers by which .
several candidates were counted in, :, com
mittee was chosen 10 bring the matter prop
erly before the public, the courts and the |
and acted in sympathy with the meeting
Tweed Will mot Ke~igm-Seas~ 10 be
Contested.
New YORK, Noy. 9.-Tweed has not
resigned, and will not He was at his Office
this afternoon, and was called upon by many
friends. He will take seat in the Senate
on the opening day. O'Donovan Rossa will,
however, contest the seat on the ground oi
illegal voting and false Canvass, to Jrove
which he is said to have plenty Of Witnesses
Mcmahon, Relormer, will contest Blair's
seat in the Assembly, and kilean will contest
Frear's.
Tweed, it is said to-iay, will be ready with
a reply to Judge Barnard's warrant, when
The twenty days are up.
1t is rumOred this afternoon that Mayor
Hall intends to resign before the Organiza-
lion ofthe new municipal boards.
Travelling for Healah-Gsen. sherman.
NEW YORK, Nov. John II. keyser
$ believed to be travelling in Florida and
he Carolinas for his health. His partner
avs that little property was bought by +
Aeyser in South Carolina for the purpose of
.recting hospital for the benefit of North a..
IN invalids. ,,
General Sherman will be here next Sat
lrday to take passage on the frigste Wa
ash. ,
The general term Of the Supreme Court
las reversed the Judgment giving Captain
$1,000 for alleged libel by the $
Evening Post. {
All of the fremen injured by the Tenth 4
venue disaster will recover. il
lrresi Of Pr0mineas Cisizems-PrOOfs 6
Of Fraud TresPassers.
New YORK, Nov. lO.-A Havana letter p
epOrts the arrest Of forty prominent citizens =
ithertO supposed to have been loyal, for al Y
,ged sympathy with the insurgents, and II
heir transportation to the Isle of Pines
Some Of the employees Of the Fire Depart Il
tent were discharged for voting the Reform
cket. fl
Gen. Sigel. in card thanking his sup
orters. requests that proofs Of fraudulent U
citing be seut TO him with a view Of punish
tent for the guilty. d
The Sheriff, james Irving, was up before III
!. 8. Judge Woodrof this morning and y
OstpOnement granted until the 18th. Before al
lat lime, however, living was indicted by
'e Grand Jury, thus terminating the habeas te
,rpus proceedings Bail in Sl0O, 900 will "
robably be required. His sympathizing W.
,ughs are indignant. er
The Montauk Indians, have been decided
: the Supreme Court, to he trespassers on
&C Lands occupied by them on Long Island
2 many years. Thousands of acres have
us come into the hands Of specializing
hites.
lIosses 0f lnsmr..ee C>->..s.~ or
NEW YORK, Nov. 1O.-The publishers of +
e Spe c,ator, an insurance journal, have dc
'ued table showing the aggregate losses of le'
mpanies ; States, the number suspended M
d assessed, and the number unaffected by II
e Chicago fire. The total number of COM de
MES IN the United States il 1886; aggregate le'
pita, S14, 939, PIG; total gross assets, Sl35- "a
426, total Losses, So, 1921 ,l22; compa- tn
es suspended, ffty-seven; number assessed,
enty eight; not in the fire, eighty-seven. tn
ne following are the losses by States: New -.
ork, 81, 69s 800; Ohio, 81, SlS, G57; Mas ~
,husetts, "A, 4Sl $50; Pennsylvania, 81
600; Illinois, SO, S7S, 600; Connecticut, M,
80, 600; Rhode Island, $40. 2, 100; Cal -.
rnia, S2,950.OOO; Missouri, $4,000; w
,ryland, 1897 l65; Wisconsin, $3.50, 600; Iii
chigan, $4,000; Minnesota, $1,000; r.
Alne, S-U,VU, hentucky, SUc,Vp, lO-1eS
foreign companies, S5,sl3,OO0.
'e Erie Railways MSPtgage D00a. D.
New YORK, Nov. 10.-Judge james, of ma
densburg. setting at Lake George, decided an,
ter1ay that the consolidated mortgage 20,
IDS, amounting to $50, 00O, 900 and Issued o.
the Erie Railroad Company in September, me
70, are valid in every rezpect. S23, two
Of the bonds were to be placed with the am
rmers' Loan 4 Trus, Company to be ex- it-
Inged for old bonds and the remainder 7
in the market. The validity was con- the
ed by some preferred =: stockholders, who,
ording to the decision, waited to prove s
allegations impeaching the Issue. stea
owl
1DAIgnasien Meeting. tioE
IEw York, Nov. 1O.-A great indigna- the
meeting to denounce the Brooklyn Dem I
tic ring was held tonight At the Brook. tioE
Academy of Music. Mayor Kalb- and
Oh presided - President and spoke at F
4 length, proving that = false counting Sup
oAo lad taken place 1t every recent pur
tin, and declared that L NJ necsmarv
0 10 TIE LAgialasuse foe . lhv 10 require Con
II quali6caficos i isspecsou al ETC. sGea