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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1873-10-10

Foeoy-Yes,erday morning the fog was
sltnos inpeneuaDle. Snow plows could
have been used 10 advantage early in the
day.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1873-10-10

WORTH 81 90 a yard We offer the
celebrated manufacture Of Lyons heavy
Drap de France at75c yard, full width.
rH6. I..BLuM & Bro.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1873-10-10

If you wish to save 20 per cent, pur-
chase your Boots, Shoes, Hats and
Gaps OF George q. Kurtz, No. 14l9 MAR
street. ~ .lfs5s -u..,a ID.
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For cheap goods, and 10 save money, SC
to ]. W Ferrel's, Centre Wheeling.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1873-10-10

For 80 cent, all wool, Plaid SHIFTING
Flannel, % inches wide, go to ]. W. Fer
rels,
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1873-10-10

A Big DR1vE-Extra fine linen shirt
fronts at Q quarter. e. Emsheimer.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1873-10-10

"sAuERKRAUT' signs are multiplying
but no two spell the word alike.
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THE incest and cheapest stock Of Fur!
you can buy OF Henry Jacobs, MAR
street = - " l-Sz2 " - ~ cod
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1873-10-10

ALL kinds Of Trimmings for Furs
Tassels, Buttons, SC, at Geo. H. Kurtz's
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THEsE cold nights have hushed the
mclodious rythm OF the Eighth Ward frog
honda
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1873-10-10

IT is the style Of the Clarksburg ladies
10 be married on horseback.
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THE black gros grain Silk which
Henry Jacobs sells at 81 25 per yard, is
worth g Is. "a N . cod
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1873-10-10
FRIDAY, OCTOBER 10, 1873.
4eW Advertisements,

NuW
Wanted-Horses to Winter.
Ladies, Take Notice.
Musical Institute.
Fotdiug Lounges ,no,..,
New Canned Goods.
Potatoes, Cranberries.
Goshen Cheese, Sundriea.
All. PaBnell, ESQ. MS,
Temperance Lecture.
Hamiltun's Opera House.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1873-10-10

Largest lot and greatest variety of Pic.
ture Frames in the city at Robinson's Gal
lery, III Main street.
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For all wool Cashmere gOto ]. W. Fer
rels.
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NEW CIDER is the popular beverage oil
our nice young men.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1873-10-10

HENRY RoBMRR sells the best Fell
Skirts to be found in the city,.
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TEE best Red Twilled Medicated Elan.
mel for gentlemen's underwear, at the
lowest prices. Call at Henry Roemers'
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1873-10-10

CARRIER WANTED.
A good boy to carry the Bellsire route
Apply at Cummips & Walters Hardware
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BELLAIRE LETTER.


Editor 1ntelllsencer: ....- .rJ.
Bellaire at this period presents the ap-
pearance Of business place.
The Gas Works are being rapidly com.
pleted. It will require but q few days
more labor. Neighboring villages will
take notice: alter our gas Is q success oil
lamps will no doubt be almost sacrificed
here. a u tAN
The Window Glass Works, we are in
formed, have been compelled to stop Tor
0 lew days, owing 10 Q strike BY some OF
the workmen. This will not amount to
very much, however, as the company ex-
pects to resume work with new laborers
In q few days.
Our banks are reported in good condi-
ton, and are prepared to meet any emef.
geucies that may come. A no0ler SET Of
bankers cannot be found anywhere.
Commercial business Is to some extent
quiet, and there 10 . general anxiety
among the merchants for the future.
The manufacturing business stands up
under the panic excitement bravely.
Some of the glass factories, we are In.
formed, for the time being pay but hall
wages in cash to laborers. Our nail mill
and blast furnace present o bold front.
Improvements are continually going
on. Mr.. Geo. Fl. Muth 10 erecting very
fine iron front brick on the corner Of Bel
mont and Third streets; also MIR. n. NJ.
Sanders. Numerous buildings are being
put up in every locality. One thing Is
badly needed, and that Is Q Hamilton, or
some person 'who has the grit to put up
an Opera House or hall suitable Tor public
amusements. -.. 4 Pi
Health Is something We cannot boast
Of. For some time past Death hiss Wis.
tied US frequently, taking from one to four
persons per day. Quite q number arc
lying at the point Of death at this time.
The prevalent disease Is some kind Of
bilious fever. NV T. ,
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Hol For THE OPERA

Finest Hacks in tho city at Robert Luke's
Livery Stable, on Market street, near the PoAt
once. Prices reasonable. Va -EAa IN
oc4 ROBERT LUXE.
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Memphis Aid Fund.

Memphis Aid Fund.
Amount hv etofore acknowledged" egg so
Am ant IJrwArded. ................ W oo m
Eafekn Lodge No. iii o. OF" Is %
s4i 90
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MnuCV Mlde Rapidly with Stencil d Key
MUWtI Check Uutats. Catalogue and full
particulars FREE. s. II. sPEEcER, lit Hanover
street. Boston,
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Tickets 10 all principal points In the East and
West can be procured at the Union Ticket ONCE,
In M'Lure House, and ct the station ct Bridge.
port. r. 3. MYERS,
jyis General Passenger and Tlcket Agent.
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DIR. I. SCOTS

R.E DEvRIBs. aen'l Agent, Wheeling.
myH r-
The Leavenworth weekly times. [volume] (Leavenworth, Kan.) 1870-1880, 1873-07-10
ORATOR FACTORIE~.

10 his lately delivered commencement ora
ton, Mr.. Charles Francis Adams entered
pathetic plea for special attention to oratory
as an element of the course Of study at Har-
ward and other colleges. II DOS not seem
particularly desirable that the advice of Mr..
Adams in this particular ebould be followed !;
nor il it certain that he is absolutely justified
in the tel;ef that the ''gift Of eloquence, in
the highes, form, is the greatest instrument
of moral good vouchsafedt to man." The high
est form of eloquence is one Of the rarest OF
human gids-so rare, indeed, that We ecsrce-
" find one perso in a generation who pos
se-ses it. When its possessors are discovered
they NAV doubtless lie able to work much
moral good among their neighbors, if thereto
inclined; but it lie unhsrrily just az likely
tba, they will be found rrosiituting their
splendid endowmen's ~ ,he defense Of I'M
worthy clients or the advocacy Of unworthy
cause-, in either Of which the community
will not acquire any great moral advantage.
The Chicago P5s sensibiy observes that the
gift Of elcquence in the highest form j. a
natural possession, and cannot be acquired
through sny possible course Of college cul-
ture. Orators may he made, but they are
not needed. The really made "article" can
be found an w here on this continent. Ii the
natural horn ora;ors are somewhat inferior to
the college grade, they are good enough for
all oraforical uses.
The Leavenworth weekly times. [volume] (Leavenworth, Kan.) 1870-1880, 1873-07-10
COMM. TO THE ,URFaCE.

Contrary to the jud yment Of old and ga
gaciou, politicians, aspirants for the Cald-
we'll vacancy in the United States Senate are
making known their Senatorial desires, and
collecting support. We had hoped the SEN
atorial contest could be "staved off l" until
the close of the State, District and County
Fairs, hut then there is no such thing as re-
pressing the ardor of an ambitious kaDsan,
when he sees an unoccupied seat in Con-
gress. While We shall not undertake 10
publish the names of Leavenworih aspirants,
We can assure the friends of the metropolis
throughout the State, that there will be no
dsarth OF candidates hereabouts. OF men
wfo arowilIing to sacrifice the profits and
leisure of established and lucrative profess
sional, mercantile and agricultural
pursuits to serve the people in the Sen
ate, there are many in Leavenworth
already and the season is favorable for the
development, OF many more. Examples like
these OF devotion to country at the expense
of individual profit and comfort, ought
always 10 be recognized, whether or not the
services of the volunteers are accepted.
For the guidance Of people who have the
misfortune to reside outside the limits OF
Leavenworih, we point TO the las. City Di-
rectory to enable them to find something
like "a accurate list of our Senatorial can
dij.;.s
The Leavenworth weekly times. [volume] (Leavenworth, Kan.) 1870-1880, 1873-07-10

The man who puts ballet through his head
dies speedily tn IN he who Is continually send
ing volleys Of strong, cathartie pills down his
throat but the drastic pliets are a, fatal in the
end as the leAlen bali. 1t is only a qu stion Of
time. Common sense should teach ever, bo.iy that
the idea % exPellins disease by snb'ersing the
bodily visor which is It's tn al alta, mist, is
premeiy snsu'i. There should tu u" pursation
without inysoraton anil rei,,ilaii.n These three
pr, should go toge her and they do in all
cases where Hostettsr's Stomach Bittcrs ara US d
remedy for the general debility growing on, of
atrr lid state Of the digestive and seeretive organs
In this Z. at ycseahie restorative 10: lci three
essential elements Of curei purifying element,
toLic elei ent, and an snt'-bilious 'icmeat. BY
these means dyspepsia, Ill Gus disorders infermit-
tent f-ve-s sick headache, const patton, and n r
vousd b'lity are ,dily curel and epidemic disease
pfevel'.d. eplAw
The Leavenworth weekly times. [volume] (Leavenworth, Kan.) 1870-1880, 1873-07-10

ships hold. Capt. Beown and four men
went to his rercue, tut became exhausted
and had to be hauled out. Ryan Wa dead
before he couid be got out.
City Of Mexico. (via Havanna,) July s.
The revolution in Yucaian II extending, and
the country has been declared in a stale oil
siege.
The election for members of the Mexican
Cons RES will BE- held ON the q b int The
indications are that a majority OF tie next
Congress w,li he e-mpO-~si o. members oy-
posed 10 the s1n,inis' rstiOn.
M excitement ~s- ciea.e,i over ,he raid
Of Col McK-r zie int" M.x;so SITTER the
Kickapoo Iadia.s.
The Msx'c, IN pre- l. urging the Govern
men, TO cnni-. ,he right. ut citizenship upon
foreigners without compeiiin. them I" re-
ncunce heir n, ufrality.
The Indians in Chihu,hua are on tue val
path and have killed several origins
London, July 8-Eigh.een NOrwsgisne,
belonging to the German A'ciic Navigation
Comp iny's service, left on the Spitzbersen,
were fonnd dead by party which went Ia
their .rixf
The Leavenworth weekly times. [volume] (Leavenworth, Kan.) 1870-1880, 1873-07-10

A fitting close of the festivities which
commenced yesterday forenoon in Oak Dale
Grove under the auspices Of the Ladies OF
Sslina 10 commemorate the ninety seventh
anniversary Of the Independence Of the
United States vas the impromptn reception
last evening given in the residence and
grounds OF Col. WIN. 4 Phillips, our Rep.
reSentative in Congress. After AN absence
OF half year, Col. Phillips returned 10 his
home aud constituency last Tuesday morn
ing. As noted by the metropolitan press Of
the State, he appears improved in health,
although he was qni'- i'll in Washington
during the month of My. His duties a.
attorney for the Cherokee t:ation have been
very arduons and fstiguing. yet We AR. graf
flied TO announce that we find him home
again. enjoying health, surrounded s,y the
confidence and admiration Of a devoted con.
s;i,uency. The reception last evening, al
though informally announced, va. one OF
the most successful ever given public man
in Kansas. Herald.
The Leavenworth weekly times. [volume] (Leavenworth, Kan.) 1870-1880, 1873-07-10

the table With Q ,eSolver before him, and
his wife in the next -aom shot through The
mouth, the bullet lodging in the neck. II is
believed that there was an arrangement b.
tween Sbeamsn and his wife that the frrmer
should shoot the latter, and then himself.
Philadelphia. July Sit is r-por.,,; .,.at
the Peunsy lsania Central R.ilroad Goa ,,ary
has caused the arres: of four cordu t..r- ON
the Phi!,,+lphia ard New York d;v'-i,,n,
and also gate keeper al tie jersey Ci.y
way in coupon tickets. P.su!si,, IA Lad
been going on long time.
KILLED HIS WIFE
Boston, July S.-This afternoon Michael
Diamond shot his wife dead and then shot
himself. The parties had been living in
TAFT street hut on Saturday Desmond drove
his wife and her two children by . former
hu-h,nd into the sIreei. The wife and
children rub-s qr,cnfiy touni io.gings in
Second street, Souih Boston, Shsre De-
mond followed and where the trayr,iy toll
place.
DROWNED
A small slcop was found in the bay ',
terday, czE~ized, and when righ;ed the body
Of man became disengsged from the ri; =
ging and sank. Il is snpposed three other
we're drowned when the sloop cap-ized
New Orleans, July S-The upper works
Of the steamboat Ciiy Of Cairo we're burned
last night. She WAS valued a; So, 900: III
sn,~,i Tor So
Cincinnati, o, July S.-A hurricane
pass. over ndin, Illinois. ISIS, night, Ut
roofing bou-.s A tin roof WAS dep,-i,ei on
the railroad and renewed by the as.is,ance
Of a !ncomotiv.. the Prot, slant Methodist
Church aud the A 4 NJ engine house at
Salem were wrecked. Orchards, miles Of
fences and thousands at acres of corn are
down at IIan,-burg, Illinois. The storm
blew down the International Circus tent
while full of people. The lamps fired the
canvass, but was exlinguished.
At Carma, Illinois, on FRIDAY Last, the son
Of Mr. Upton, while driving a reaper, WAS
killed by lightning, as also were his two
horses. The terrible storm visited tina, place
last night, demolishing orchards, fences and
corn. Several horses were struck by ligh'-
ming and killed.
Springfield. Ill, July S.-To-day is the
first for week or more that it has not rained
in this section of the State. Yesterday and
for ss versl dsys past, it rainsd in torrents in
S,uh, rn ard Central Illinois. The country
is almost d.,usrd with water. Great dam
age has been done to wheat, oats and hay,
which, in the s uhern part Of the State,
had inst besn harvested, and was still in the
S-ld while in Central Illinois harvesting
had inst commenced. The grain in S,uth-
ern Illinois is reported sproutins and in the
central part it il blown down 50 thai much
will he lost, as it will be impossible to har-
vest It. Although streams are much swollen
no Injuries to property are reported. To-
day the weather il clear, cool and delightful.
Corn is not much injured by the rain. Health
good.
The Leavenworth weekly times. [volume] (Leavenworth, Kan.) 1870-1880, 1873-07-10

The Shah of Persia has entered into a re-
markable agreemen, with Baron Reuter-, the
autocra, of tue Geographic news business in
Europe Under this contract, Baron Reuter-
acquires the exclusive right to build rail.
roads, construct canals, work mines and carry
on all public improvements in the Persian
dominions. lie il authorized TO appropri-
ate the government lands at his own will, and
to Use the government 9uarries free of ex-
pense. Ii he wants private lands or mines,
il il guaranteed that he shall have them at
the ordinary prices of the country. All his
men and materials are TO be eIemp. from
taxation. Any mineral deposit on the royal
lands, except gold, silver and precious stones,
he il al liberty 10 take. He is to have the
entire control and disposition of the custom
houses and duties on the payment of s., lOO,-
600 yesr-.he revenues now
amounting t. sI.lGG.00O year
and capable of being much increased.
In return for these extraordinary privileges
he is to pay from fifteen TO twenty per cent
Of tue net earnings to the government and
the agreement is to continue seventy years
with Baron Renter and his successors. His
first work is to construct a railroad from
Rescht to Ispahan, distance OF about four
hundred miles running across a considerable
part Of the Persian territory. For this he is
authorized to negotiate loan of $50, 900, 600,
and the government guarantees seven per
cent on it. BY this agreement the Shah
practically resigns all control over the COM
mercial Affairs of his kingdom. The con-
trac, is a fat one, and ought to make the
Baron and his successors independently
wealthy. Tn enemies Of Persia will uni
sersaily regret that the job was not given to
some Kansas man.
The Leavenworth weekly times. [volume] (Leavenworth, Kan.) 1870-1880, 1873-07-10
CITY vs.. COUNTRY OFFICES.

The Atchison Globe Steam Printing Com
paay got the printing of the Grasshopper
job, Last week, by cutting down to almost the
cost Of material. A part of the work was
done at just one-third of the price given US
by the Globe Company as their charge fer
einailar work. We had offered to do this
job at cost of material and composition, to
test the friendly professions of the Globe
o6ce, who were figuring for the job, intend
ing to turn the presswork over TO the devil
Who works a<iul cheap, but the Globe men
have a cheaper devil than ours, or q larger
esoek OF hand, consequently they do the job.
o. coarse they don't cet on country jvb
Offices, Oh. no,
In cancellation. Will the Ciasarion please
copy the above and the Globe the short note
o. the CAdmpisA nan, and thereby help MS
in our effort to give Won both fits?-Grass
hopper Faiis Gnasshopper.
From the foregoing We are led 10 believe
that the Atchisoa runners still figure on job
vSsk. The travelling men of The TINES
have beea instructed to solicit only for sub
scribera We adopted the rule without rec
o@mendation from any company or couven-
lion Of publishers, and Il merely represents
oar sense Of justice to the country papers
We notice in this connection that the
Wichita Becoos desires the Commercial 10
Aaal OF It's ''Pirates" from the Arkansss
Valley. Ifeuf contemporaries insist On o.
liciting tor job work ve Trust that rivalries
Will not i.ducs hen to beat down tie peiee
hsasv 81 Il hhse asd naaRial. h
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is now made for more fighting men, and
fewer captains and generals, to fill our ranks.
The cause il good one, and We want voiun-
teers, and not drafted soldiers to fight onr
battles.
The victory will sooo be onrs. Let every
laboring man fall in and share his part OF
the glorious victory Tor the right In few
weeks there will be a call for "Labor
Union" to aid IN extending the liberties Of
Iaboripg men, and to CO operate with the
country in reaching justice. Open discus.
sion IL an American liberty. which should
never be abridged. when the subject under
consideration ati,c.s the m1ssss Of citlzens
composing the government. II 10 claimed
by many that secrrt niZttions-euca
the Grsnses-are M cesssry 10 exclude poll
ticians, and men by whom the laborine
classes have not heen favored. But We fiDd
a. members of Oranges, TO: a iew old pro-
fessional politicians. In this county we have
such good men ~ Col. Coffin, Hon. Marcus
J. Parrot. Gen. Lsrimer, snd other hitherto
professional politicians. This il all right,
but Why exclude james + Legate, Senator
Caldwell, Senator Pomeroy, Len 7. Smith,
Levi Wilson, DR.. Morris, and other horny
hand farmers of this city? II We admit Col.
Coffin, let us admit all politicians, and have
q general good time.-LedwnTorth Herald.
The Leavenworth weekly times. [volume] (Leavenworth, Kan.) 1870-1880, 1873-07-10
CRANE CASUALTIES.
WIFE MURDERER.

New York, July s.-James Donnelly has
been arrested at Tarrytown on = charge OF
causing the desth O. his vile By brutaliy
beating her. His children are ID. chiel
witnesses agains. DonnelIy.
YALwoRTH IN THE MURDERER's ROW.
By direction az the sheriff, Wa!wor,h wac
removed from the quarters 10 ihs Tombs
hitherto occupied ny him to cril in the
mmd-reS's row. 1t is said that when Wal.
wortb's friend, le ,rned Of this action they
we're very much annoyed. Y-s'erdsy .
dspusai;o... including Mrs.. W.lworth,
General Harden sE: rhurlow
Weed, wsi'ed npon Sheriff Br,l.
zen 10 ascertain IL il vas not
po.sible to place Walworth in some Other
.sii, AMI E..t in the nsi2hs,orhosi O' c"nvics-
ed feloss. The Sheriz in:src'-d the d.pu-
.ation ttat he had. only a lev hours t~suse.
visited Waixorih, whO had -zid To him: II
like my pax cell much better than czicn-
lated d.r', rsre 10 be moved from here"
The deportation 2i-o Srgsi ;he Sheriff to
keep Vsl~orih in the Tomb- a. lors No he
could, but the Srerif expressed he dIeT-
m;nstinl 70 seni him 10 S ng Sing to-
morrov.
Young Wslxnrih viii leave he Ton;'-
pfi,on TO morrow for Sing Sing. Hi-
mother called 20 see him io-Isy. and at
pairing VA considerably affected.
Patrick Hslleck. Who robbed The je~elry
store Ct Chas. Fl. Phelps. and felonnu..;;
aRaa,sed toe .s,isr, was sentenced 10 the
STATES pri-cn for FIVE YeA.s.
AI:rsd E Ligfsne; wso Sa. e.'rs.is,es
froa Francs Tor burglary, but on lznainS
here vas Arrested na s sis;! sssi:. gas. to-day,
from civil arrest by Judge Pam
cher. vho directed the Sheriff 10 held La
gn.ne snhi-ci to the Indictment for burslsry.
ATTEMPTED MURDER.
John G. Saeaman. 432 0reenvieh strses,
~ arrested Til morning Tor attempted nas- |
- e n VI. he ~ 6aD3 silailg 81
The Leavenworth weekly times. [volume] (Leavenworth, Kan.) 1870-1880, 1873-07-10
DEMOCRAr,C OPINION

The 4ryrs says: ave copy paragraph
from THE TINES of Sunday morning, not
to approve il, nor vet to disapprove, b.
simply TO let the people Of Leavenworth see
who is likely to be the next Republican can
didate for Senator, for if Ex-Governor Har-
vey is such person as our contemporary rep
resent, him to he, he is an eminently III man
TO be the standard bearer OF "the party next
winter. A man could no, have stronger
Recommendation for Republican candidacy
than than The TIMES gives Mr.. Harvey.
and a very moderate degree of respect for the
eternal finest Of things will insure lis NOM
ina,ion by the Radical l. legislative caucus.
"a known ijiO,r' Those are unpleasant
words to speak, but they are 4 power OF
strength to Radical Office seeker" An
other expression Of Democratic opinion.
The Leavenworth weekly times. [volume] (Leavenworth, Kan.) 1870-1880, 1873-07-10
AWEALIal OF WHEAT.

The farmers OF this region of Kansas have
CLEANED their wheat .felds, and are rejoicing
over the bountiful harvest. The rich soil OF
Kansas never yielded more generously than
i. has this year, and in consequence brighter
and better times for all are anticipated. The
samples of grain exhibited prove that the
quality il of the finest. If Kansas fall wheat
this year is graded below the best of winter
wheat from the fields of other States, We will
conclr,le that injustice has been done.
The Leavenworth weekly times. [volume] (Leavenworth, Kan.) 1870-1880, 1873-07-10
No CONNECTION.

The morning train of the Kansas Central
Railroad does rot connect with the mail
train of The Atchison, Topeka & Santa Fe
Railroad at Grasshopper, hence letters and
papers mailed at Leavenworth and adore ssed
10 points in Kansas southwest of Topeka do
no. reach their destination on the day OF de-
parture from this city. There is much COM
plant and bad feeling on account of this
interruption OF delay, and the demand for a
new time card on one of the roads is univer.
sal. The trains on the roads mentioned can
be moved SO as to afford our merchants and
newspapers frs. class facilities, without in
curing additional expense. We are satisfied
that the Postoiiice Department can speedily
remedy the wrong pointed ont herein, but
We would rejoice if the railroads concerned
would make matters right without official