The Leavenworth weekly times. [volume] (Leavenworth, Kan.) 1870-1880, 1873-02-13
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egg are falling.
Buy . skif with which 10 make tn
roasinga
The weather il getting ready to execute
another startling feat of some kind or other
There are thiry-three inmates in thu
county Jail
More thaw. more elash.
-C,iminsl Court re-umcd 10 sessions
yesterday.
"A great deal of sickness prevails amor &
the young people Of our city.
The Missouri Pacific jidn't see e. TO
come con time" yesterday.
The funeral Of Julius Boyer took place
at the Fort Sunday, and was attended
BY = large number Of our citizens.
Positively no Ad.aittance" seems 10
lose its fl. c, when night throws its sable
mantle over all nature
Its 10 use to look for a iawrer At his
Office now They are oil at The courts SIDE
uying the allegation" and def,ing tie ALI
gator.
The street corners swsrmed yss'elciy
with fellows without any OCcul.stion or az
parent h.nkering alter any. This weather
suits them exactly.
The property snd frame building On
the corner Of Third aud Shawnee streets,
were sold yesterday to Fred. Phifer, the to-
bacconist, for five thousand dollars.
Gordon & Bro. are always noted for
their enterprise. Accordingly their groce-
ries declined Yesterday with more than Usual
activity-a broken delivery wagon will have
to Be repaired to-day.
The monotinous hours OF editorial life
were enlivened, last night, by swset strains
Of music from the violin, under the skilled
hand of Henry Lee.
The Criminol Court was 10 session
yesterday morning. and adjourned until to-
day. The grand jury is very buoy just now.
Five bills have been presented from it, and
many more will 60 m fall.
If those who have curiosity TO zee the
ice in The river break mp, will go down there
and wait = sufficient length of time, they can
probably be accommodated. 1t might be
we'll to take along lunch.
There ia house on the corner Of Fourth
and Choctaw streets, whose inmates need the
attention oi the police. We are reliably in
formed that the women living theie have
been seen to throw brickbats at persons
passing along the streets without any obvious
cause. Look 'em up. gentlemen.
The Council Bluffs Nonparea says:
"Pomeroy owns one hundred and twenty
thousand acres of land in Kansas, which he
will dispose of at reasonable rates to those
who are able to give security that they will
never raise any York cahbages THEREON.
An exchange furnishes the folIowi' g
simple remedy for Group: Take knife or a
CRATER and shave or crate Of in small per-
ticles te-poonful Of alum; mix it with
about twice its quantity of sugar. to make It
palatable, and administer as quickly as po-
sible. Its effects will be truly magical, as o.
most instantaneous relief will be afforded.
Last evening was pattern Of beautiful
moonlight. That fellow and his girl were
out swinging on the front gate. and thev
broke the lower hinge short of. Then he
kissed her sweet, and the report was likere'i
to the drawing of horses hoof out Of deep
mire. Such is life. 1t was always thus.
We don't think many will cross the
river to-day. The buses did not undertake
it for last nights trains, and the passengers
on the Missouri Valley had to walk over.
Their trunks we're hauled over on hand
sled, and one load broke in and received q
baptism.
Ole Bull played to a full house As.
night, in Lang's Hall. We had only time
enough to peep in upon him and his troupe,
but We are confident no one present was dis
appointed in their expectations. Ole is
king Of the king Of instruments. and handles
his instrument with the same skill as in tie
days of old.
-Rumor was current yesterday that one
of the five individuals arrested for the MUIR
der Of Roth, had confessed the crime. Ac-
cordingly, reporter of this paper called on
the gentlemen in their prison cell to learn if
there was any truth in the statement. and
found none ruch had been made. A thou
sand things will be said with no truth in
them until the trial is made.
Col. Mill. McGee, of Kansas City. died
At his home on Sunday last. His sudden
death was surprise to every one, - he has
Just returned from New Orleans recuperated
in health and spirits. Kansas City truly
mourns ior this great man, for no one was .
better friend or more earnest worker for the
welfare of the city than Nit. MCGEE.
We understand that John Roth, wfo
met 20 tragical = fate At the bawdy house
dance Monday night died yesterday noon.
We did not see him after he was conveyed
home, but from the condition be was in soon
after he Was found, We gave up all hopes Of
hi. recovery. Mr. Psien, who vas likewise
stabbed, was no; injured to any great extent,
and will be we'll again in .ew weeks.
The Missouri Pacific northward bound
did not reach the city last night. We learn
from passengers who came up from Kansas
City on the K. C., 81. ]. 4 c. B. road, that
the Wyandotte bridge had sprung to So great
IN extent that it rendered it too dangerous TO
permit the crossing Of trains. No word
"a, cent to the Kansas City Office until the
train vas ready to start, and 40 we are with
out more explicit details.
Ca last Sabbath, Rev. Silas White, Of
Of Douglas township, Page county. made
prayer At q meeting in progress at that
place which vas answered in . way that he
de.pised. 1t seemed that he prayed for his
better half to be forgiven for some Of her cut
tings up, using language re cannot COM
mend, which had the effect to break up the
meeting. White vas arrested for using OBJ
scene language in church, and brought be