The Leavenworth weekly times. [volume] (Leavenworth, Kan.) 1870-1880, 1872-01-11
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kould hage 6xsd he bail q 500.
AssomblGmaH HayEin fntrodVced . bill
u A1ba6y sb.dit, 1eyiii.ihg thS schoh Of the
Anti-sinejty. .'A bill No. ole introduced
lorenavethe Nayoe and Tie City Attorney,
Thomao Fiolds. . 80,
~ Custom Ho1sss. senaai.orial Cansiur,e.s:. ,
toAai- .fnvtsdgaiihx Committee, compnsed Of
bdshinGhans Hove; -. S1ewAst;i "C asserlt,'
Pratt I'D BayasA met todaEiin .al.e. Cullsc.
rs .asR es.he Cgs.eA Hesss, .IAsis -
a rdno d d. Third AvtSuA. savidgs hank
t0Aenmdbted ~ .noniAgs Ths ofieess
aEitha. hanh h I,Ae N Reh4 all nscsssazy'
teXmant+ .i-,:.:. anal. s.i....- .-.a
ga, I'm EsSsblss.aM 1sssesier.. !.
RocAEsfEs ian. S.mThe J. city is
comparatively quietly this morning. Four
hnila,t con pmie1 Vie row Guarding The
liz 4edRn5edtasDoa aseplicsd 30 - TO-
I99nana The heid0es4 Agood deal. Il heos.
Ag. a; the military, took place q 1l:1
O'clock, and some one placed . flag on .
(lnff BON "a tie nip a. Court street. The
thsa The words, - Aveage yoap bsothesa,"
bSpfsd on. IL .BeiG1dief 6snesL Clarke.
4e il down. The crowd rushed upon him,
md Tor 4 short time he Was in extreme peril,
bR W. relieved The Sheriff has ordered
&Rmocs eompasi0 ofsnililasy. .Moretrou-
ble i feared, but The aulhoEitiA. are deter
nined to defend the Jail, but they wish the
Heero Howard was we'll out Oft Last even
ipg the soldien W1e pgitxd WITH brickbats
nd stones; md several nea were injured.
LATEk.-The negro Howard has been in
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,;s$rs ;y.s,s fSo~isS dom +, -nfI;ans II. n
as' ~ .sGsso upHn y y. suaars cui1
lMGN 81 Oyer and:Ierminer will not Con-
Jsh% xill recoys: or not Judgs =: p.r.
4M Smish and County Judge Fuller have
So, N ~ D"s ~ oo' ~ ~. III. L H'.. ..om
IA nreaerye public peace NJ all hazards
Tie kovitzers have been removed to posi-
sjtiou where they will command Exchange
s.sst a.a the spproaches from the east side
q Tie xiRes moFt ehsctually. ....--. o.,
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Aasass I'm; jon o., S.v ~, % nG's as
ne@c,a. s 8 ooo .ns - os.a haeso se@
2. IL +.esa =, s.,.,,,
ais fbe ex nnlion. Of Txeed on Account Of
II. ~:a,.".. ~s.S :, -" a,"..;. "
t2e ";"us sno - a '"o eiec'iooA'
Hcsh doSnmenes sei3 EeieEted.
twesa nas my e. made nv . appearance mere
= yA,,.:e.,p.
1oe senate mas rat'ned the r'neenth
-Amsedme't' Il 'o1. .''
NE. Congssss-Ras On Bank-otl
Beosery BasneA.i Il
New YORK, Jan. 3-Thefrigate Congress
moved from the Navy Yard into the stream
III morning and sails tais evening for
HsEs.a 70 eeanin mil further or.a :.tders.
Il i rid that Other vessels will ~ " The
Cuban coast and tie commanders are ordered
ID Sive special protecaS6n't0 such American,
q incnsred the dispseasure Of the Spanish |
ySlunisen. - .---.-: ST. J.-s --..-.i-
The run on the Third Avenue SAVINGS |
Dhak lastid all day, Three hundred thou.
md dollars thus far has been paid out, and
there b half milfion cash s,iii on hand.
whils million Of securities can Be converted
int cpsh inside Of day.. Another savings |;
bank offered to advance the Third avenue
1sc6sed. = s-i---'. - q"
rhsCssk of he old Board Of, Aldermen
nj Aaistaae Alderman turned all the hooks,
opens and documents over to the Clerks of
l& new Boards.
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!, I.S IN .xu's prevails,
- n SSe PI %n ."9 lt.E are sui %
''!y. ,a IA o so;oief
:d9 yss as,t an ~ ~. seo. % fen.es', n.;S
q ~ Go?.ne. I'VE Rfo Hos:lo sui
s'Nes's nus 'n"oce"cs: as ''H'm Is reco'-
.lne. 100.
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