The Leavenworth weekly times. [volume] (Leavenworth, Kan.) 1870-1880, 1871-10-12
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Deash Dlow g PoIygauy.
NEW YORK, Oct. CIV. s. Godbv. of
Salt Lake City, one of the principle opposi-
ton leaders of Brigham Young's theocracy.
Who 70 now in this city, has stated that the
present crusade against Mormonism was no,
ins0s.fed y metbodism, and that polyeamy
viii probably die out With the present eideriv
Mormons. Brigham Young is loosins pres.
tge very fast though there are no fears of
his being as.asnnated. The people are held
together BY fanaficism, and on the death of
Young Mormonism will expire. Utah ia .
wealthy country and before long its admis.
sion n q State will solve the polygamy
trouble.
OassaGes - New York Ro1xhs.
NEW York, Oct. 6.-Pfivate dispatches
say that after the leaving of the train from
Rochester, last evening, having on board the
New York delegation, number Of roughs
taken from this city committed violent out
rages upon the passenge.s, who had to Law
over At way stations to escape the fury of the
villianous gang.
The Tammany delegates to the Rochester
Convention returned to-day. Tweed, who
expresses himself satisfied with the result,
visited his office only for moment lie
ridicules the idea of his projected arrest.
| The case against Ingersail has gone over
in Judge Rarnard's Court till Monday.
| NEW YORK, Oct. 6.-No anti Tammany
delegates were admitted to the Rochester
Convention.
| A popular reform delegation, headed by
Mr.. Ottenderfer, were permitted to make
statements Of their claims, but were not ad-
mitted.
| NEW YORK, Oct. 6.-At meeting of the
Democratic reformers last evening the COM
mIttee adopted q resolution that they would
never, under any circumstances, support any
candidate nominated by or having any con-
nection with Tammany Hall. Judge Bar
nard was thanked for his charge to the grand
Jury and promised assistance in his effort to
suppress illegal voting.
Eight persons narrowly escaped death
from kerosene explosion on the pleasure
yacht Junius Lee, on Monday night, about
nine miles of Montauk Point, Long Island
Sound. The passengers were o. Z. Jerrold,
of Arizona, his wife, three children, servant,
and two seamen. Jerrold, while passing
through the cabin at midnight, was thrown
against the centre table by the lurching of the
yacht, upset the kerosene lamp, which ex-
plOded and set fire to the vessel. The
youngest child with the nurse sank with the
yacht, hut the others were saved
The counsel for the Citizens Committee Of
Seventy is indignant at the manner in which
the grand jury has been packed by Mayor
Hall.
Barrett states that while he will make no
effort to stop the bill which Is pending be-
fore the grand jury, still if that body does not
do its duty the matter will be presented To
the next grand jury, publicly discussing the
merits ofthe cases upon which he will have
to pass,
The German citizens Of the Fifteenth
Ward last evening passed resolutions pro-
testing against the ring rule and trging the
repeal of the city charter.
Rumors are current that the Tenth Ma
tional Bank, which is Offered by the Tam
manyites, is likely to suffer from the removal
of the deposits which is now going on.
| The members of the ring are selling out
their shares in the bank.
Plasterer Garvey's foreman, Walsh, states
that Last spring Carney made him a present
| of the stock and good will of the establish
ment. He knows nothing of the financial
arrangements of the court house clustering
| lob.
The subj Committee who examined the ar
mory of the Seventh District. in their report
will establish beyond doubt the criminalitv
of the perpetrators of the armory frauds.
| A person was inveigled into a panel house
the other night, and robbed of fourteen
thousand dollars. The detectives are ON the
track of the thieves.
| The German Immigration Society have
resolved 10 protest against the amendment
of Rowland as Special Commissioner of
Immigration.
Evidence is RAPIDLY accumulatinp ayains,
the Tammany thieves. II appears that
many endorsements on which money WAS
obtained from the treasury were clumsy
| forperies. The broadway Rank which
paid these warrants will he proceeded
against.
Madame Won Buskirk the ALLEGED abor.
ZIONIST, was Yesterday released on her own
recoenizapce
A sent ment is being aroused which NAV
probably compel Judge Barnard TO dismiss
the present ob;ectionabIe grand ;urv The
Reform Democracy of the city are not ouire
s.tisf;ed With the Democr.tic Conv.,,;on
The RepubIican pre.s and noli,icians s,v
the Convention vas a Tsmm.nv mee,;n,
The Herald thinks the ticket he mo me,ns /
a Tammany ticket. The German element
is pleased at the selection Of a German rem.
resentatiye at the head of the list of candi
dates.
The Tweed oryan again call. upon The
unpaid laborers to take steps to get their paw.
ST. LOUIS. Oc.-A Washington .peciaI
says Governor Holden, who is now editing
one of the administration papers here admits
the iniquity of csrpet-baegers, in an editorial
to-day on the Republican party Of the South.
This is his language: "That a substantial
reorganization Of the party is needed in sew
eral States Of the South is unreasonable.
both the manapement is rn;nous ~ m ~.
Lieutenant Governor Of South Carolina, he
says: "And 70 Of dozens Of others having
little brains and no education, and less than
no character. These men must be ousted,
and better men put IN their places; let the
reorganization go on.
The action OF Zen; Augur, IN concentrat-