The Leavenworth weekly times. [volume] (Leavenworth, Kan.) 1870-1880, 1871-12-07
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The cholera at Constantinople is inrea'
ing again.
The scarlet fever in jersey City b,
compelled the closing Of the public schools
The town ate of Salt Lake City has bee
entered in the Office f the q. S. Land kee
lster.
Wendell Phillips will lecture in Ne,
York. on December 6, on The Labor Move
ment the Sheet Anchor of the Rep0blic:"
Reports from all parts Of Cuba slate III.
the growing sugar cane is in excellent condi
ton, and large crop il expected.
The New York 1ribsae statss that not
withstanding the order of Judge Barnard
| IMPRISONMENT for debt will continue - be
fore in Ludlow street Jail.
Two girls, survivors Of the Park urged!
are improving. Their recovery will b al
most miraculous, - one Of them has Lost I
portion of her brains.
Gov. Davis, of Texas, has revoked hi
proclamation of October IL, declaring mar
tial law in certain counties of that State.
The New York Maii ssys it is quite
likely thst Gen Schenck has decided TO ter.
inmate the missisn Of England and accept
the position of law officer in the Northern
Pacific Railroad. which it is understood has
been kept open for some time.
Joseph E. Hood, one Of the editors Of
the Rocky Mountain Negs, Ornerly q lead.
ing anti-slavery editor OF New Hampshire,
and tor fifteen years connected with the
Springfield Republican died in Denver q
few days ago, OF bronchial consumption,
aged tihy-si1 years.
The North Carolina House of Repre.
sen,stiyes has instructed its judiciary connie
tee to prep ire bill providing for the repu.
diation Of the entire debt of the State. This
action ia pa.ed upon the allegation that "the
debts were contracted bv strsnRers acting "A
Iepisl,tor, Gle ted by bayonets. 2
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hn.. oT ,hs Ill ., ~: oS;o. W. . -.
sa1.J ;. ,h. G.,,nsa p..i;...., IT,. !.
said To be the beginning of a movement
against the encroachmenls of the church
upon The libertie. of the people.
-ch;c,oo i. ,o;t.,;no sor r.for,,. :, Il.
,,u,;c;n.I Law II nov A.m.. ;,sslf -;,h
hasttulness that II has "nn-
auesti ,nabIy one Of the worst character ever
enioyed by anv city in Christendom."
Iov;,. wife i, W;,,;.ms,o,. ~, H..
d.o..ss af no. hu.h.na on, ne 2o,lo-;.s
h,;II;na i..aram 10 . S;s,.n, tr;.,J. a..
Jobn T. d..d ~. f,IIv covered hv ;nsnr.
ance'
- .rooklyn keep. up its imitation of New
York in the matter of Ring frauds with a
closeness approaching servility. 1t has ,ts
Ring, composed in part of Democrats and
and badly damaged BY the
elections; it has had its resignation of one of
the members forced BY the unexpected
strength of the Re orrn party: it has had it,
elections and other fraud; and it had these
brought to light. I, complies the resem-
blance now by having the evidence of its
worst frauds stolen from the Court house, in
The shape O. poll list Of the First District.
Sixth Ward, on which 500 names were
falsely entered.
IT,. Row Gr.., Claw Smith i. .,r,.,,,x
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y" af I'LL. NJ"
I;sh ~ : III co.an", .,a oi
.a.n-.i - - la, ny 80 d.. . ~.
ministry.
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,ome.,;c sconomx If ,hs White Honss dur;ne
ha ,arn, of hSr ,.,bs, rJv Tohnson .dd.S
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Ne" hallway freessssss.
A Michigan railroad company has At
ached to thiry-fOur OF its locomotives .
lew style of alarm bell. The bell is 30 At
ached that when the engine goes the bell
ings, being struck by the hammer once 1t
ach revolution of the driving wheels. Be-
ng placed directly in front OF the boiler tie
ound of the bell is seldom heard BY the en-
,ineer or fireman, and cannot be heard on
he train, consequently it is NO annoyance to
he passengers, while it is claimed it's posi-
ion causes the sound to be thrown forward,
nd Conducted by the earth and the railroad
rack or rails, 30 that it can be heard . con-