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The Leavenworth weekly times. [volume] (Leavenworth, Kan.) 1870-1880, 1874-10-22

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The Leavenworth weekly times. [volume] (Leavenworth, Kan.) 1870-1880, 1874-10-22

questionable sentiment, or the slightest cog
niz,nce Of an indicate allusiop, TO bstoken
any impu,ity Of heart, and feel that to-day
those hands are - sinless and white ss when
they lay over her lap in the old girlish way
on that evening in the pleasant long ago.
Serious thought and soter years spent in
Christian households in tie training Of chill
drer, or in literary laeors could only have
fostesed the good Of her being; for how
could 4 stream 90 pure al is fountain, that
has channeled lis course through the swees,
clean feles Of only pure and lofty thought,
have caught the stains from the fifth Of the
fen and the moorT'
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THE HONE OF GREEN.
WATERvrLLr, MARSHALL Co., KS,
Octoher 20 1874

"AiEiNiL -iAhshhLL w. NS,
October 20, 1874.
EEIroR TINES With the exception Of n
little clique here, the people are unanimous
for Hon. VIM. A. Phillips for Congress. 1t
has been generally understood through this
county that Green was what he termed, the
contingent man. As We are not in a con-
tingency We have concluded that We have
no use for him. The people are not willing
to throw of as tried and true man as Col.
Phillips is, for the purpose of simply graft
fying few sore-head politicians. Most peo-
pie feel that as Green has left the Republic
can party, that if We were in contingency
We would not leok outside the Republican
party to find man to fill the position Of
Congressman. L. IL. L.
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THE Leavenworih Commercial, Waierville
Telegraph and Kir.in Chief have succeeded
in inducing preacher Green, no. stationed
at watervilie, to run independently for L..
s. Senator. After Green's letter declining
70 run, and his ler to make speeches for the
whole tieke', hi. sudden 1,p-over will so
shake the confidence his friends have here
toiore had in him that he will have TO stapd
s.eady TOR long time b,fore anybody will
vote for him. His candidacy will hurt him
self worse than any one else W1ieno
Renn-k.,r
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The Father Of the Lost Child Driven Crazy
1isehisf Aakilg 1sbblsfs-
philadelphia (Oct. 81 Corrsspo,dence Of tn. New
York world.
1t seems a, though the Rcss abduction
cne, terrible IS it was In itself, and much
a. it has shocked and pained tie people oil
the whole country, must continue to add 10
its horror one calamity after another. When
the Loot child Wa stolen, the mother, al
ready in delicate health, wss cast upon a
bed Of sickness, from which it was feared
che would never arise. Ard then came tie
scandals, flying thick and fast, gather ing
force and uglineo As they passed from mouth
to mouth. At FIRST the tongue Of calunpy
was satisfied TO devote itself to the father,
charging upon him mere moral slips and
foibles than any one man could well be gull
ty Of in an average lifetime.
Not only vas Mr.. Ross sssailed IA tusi.
ness man, but his social standing was at
tackled in the most cruel manner. Soon ru-
NOR had spent its malicious coinsge upon
the father, and turned with renewed vieor
ON the helpless, sorrow stlicken mother
Nobody proclaimed there things from the
houfe-.ops nor the public forum; but the
shcckin0 oh r~es n.ssed from oDe Ooss:u-v ?
To smother 1,i1,vs under .dmoni,ion of -.
cr.,y1 until The s;rcle v.s complete. There
vas hardly a man. voman or child in mi,
ci,v Who had not heard Al le,s, half a dom
of these stories. Reepeciable nev,n.prr.
turned = deaf err tn Them. but At Last sensa.
ito, mon.e,s cauqb, told and spread Them
before the world. Al that time the family
sbrunk from coz fiict with these mud- throw
era, and the calumina.ors were allowed I, 90
without moles.a,ion,
At last. resolved to improve upon the lie
Of more pre,entious newspa .ers is larger
citier. the Reading EAGLE delivered itself OF
q choice mor.el. This article was manufac.
tured With such particularly Of detail. and
wss 40 calculated to impress a stranger Ia
the family with its FEASIBILITY, tina, Mr..
Roe, in Justice to himself and family, toos
steps to prove the writer of that article. OF
his informant, an infamous calumniaior
The public is familiar with the preliminary
proceedings of this case, now pending before
the courts. 1t will be remembered that Mr..
and Nrs Rnxs "a wsl1 M NJ Levi, thx
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Story Telling.

Gov. Green has the reputition Of beirg
p city good stumper and story teller. la
fact hi' stories are sometimes deemed rather
rough II smana:e f;om minister OF the
gospel Deacon IIouston's drivsling fh-
terry and the sharp practices If Independ-
ents In making Gr,en Relieve he could be
slecte], have turned his head, and in the
face OF positive asslra, ces tia, be would
suprcrt tie whole R.putlioan t;oke., he
may row be considered il the race az an in
dependent Republican candidate for Con-
gress. L. il well Known fact that he has
long been afflicted with an itching for Con
gressional honois. and nothing less than an
overwhelming defeat, Waterloo smash,
wall cure bim.-.SdJetha ddsaRce.
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II is little singul,r to reflect opon that
there should not tie in exiseence . fully az
peopria,e marriage tervice for the uses II
either the church or the world. The Epis-
copal seiv'cs, one most hallowed BY church
y ss.o. lat ons and noaf foil Of excellerces,
hes yet egrtsious fsu:.s. Bad taste, had
grammar, snd Pe,jury may have their places
but marriage ~rvice would not seem to
be The place for them. II take thee TO my
welded wife Tor husbsnd). to have and to
hold" 10 an awkwards4ss fer which only
long isculcateI reverence could feel 40 much
rhetorical inspect - not TO msr Dssr mo-
nisl ecstacy. IT'LL death u do part IL .
dilocstion 10 which ahs nosl 6evsue ehuI Oh
vomsn nu-t feel . ping. The inquiry,
"Who givesh this voa1as . Be married to
this nssr l., 70 say d lsas o. il, - ssa-
ehroaisn. II pcosoalesyua nas and Viz"
Aason somsvhaf of tie 0essoent house N
io;s, - 81 . coup1s heneeloett TO ssy, 'eGy
man i absoad today" or my vomsn n
set,isg dissss." with al my worldly
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WASHINGTON COUNTY.
WASHINGTON, KAN Oct.


EDITOR TINES: A large and enthusiastic
meeting was held at the county seat Of
Washington county to-day. The meeting
was addressed by Hon. w. W. Guthrie, Of
Atchison, and Hon. ". A. Phillips. The
latter spoke first, and was enthusiastically
received. At the close of his speech he
started for Peach Creek, twenty miles dis
tant, where he had meeting at night.
About ten times as many persons we're pres
ent as when Parrott spoke. At the close Of
Mr.. Guthries speech, resolutions endorsing
the action Of Col Phillips and pledging sup
port to him and the State ticket, were all
most unanimously passed. Washington
county is all right. ii.
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NEMAHA COUNTY.
CrxTHAMA Octoter l,lb

CExTRALIA, October 11tb, 1871.
EEIroR TIMES: Tie 9th District Repub-
lican Convention held at Weimore, to-day,
nominated for Representative S. z. Conrad.
The best OF harmony prevailed. The nom-
inat;on is good one, ard cannot be beaten.
Green men are scarce this wsy. All cup
port Phillips in preference to apolit'c,l tool
as Green il making himself. CCG.
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REPUBLICAN TICKET.

Far Congress- First Distric,
WILLIAM A. PsILIPs, oil saline
For Congress, Seoosd Dis'riof,
s. A. CoRB, Of .wyandoife.
For Congress. Third District
w.R Brown, OF Reno
For GSrerJaor,
THOMAS A. OssozS, o, Leavenwoah
Far LieaIeaant- GouTncr,
IL. sALTER, OF Neosho.
For Secretary Of Stale.
THOMAS II. CAvASAUeH, Of Saline.
For Auditor,
d. W. WILDER. Of Pourhon.
F1 Treasurer,
SAMUEL LsPPIS, OF Nensha.
For Attorney General,
A. NJ. 4. RANDOLPH. OF Coh'y.
For .ssperin,eadeat Of Public Instruction,
JoHs FRAZER, OF Douglas.
For Associate Jus.ios.
DIN. VALENTINE, OF Franklin.
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That Little Bonus.

Yes, Proiher Green. and while you are
ling , our little tale, Just have the kind
ne-s 10 explain how it happened that i, COS,
four sections Of land to get your Official sig
nature TO a certain railroad land grant when
ven were Lieutenant Governor. and then
tell u, how or the sake of 'puiiiyios"(?)
the p liiiicsl Arena, your corcisnoe compell-
ei you 10 ''shuf1l. off" that little bOous.
Perhaps Judge Thatcher, Of Lawrence, can
explain 'or you.-Washipgto Repu5;,caa.
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NENAHA COUNTY.

CENTRALIA, KAN, Oct. 18th.
EDITOR TINES: The Bourbons to day
nominated the following county ticket:
For County Attorney, ]. E. Taylor.
For Probate Judge, L. H. Evans.
For Superintendent Of Public Instruction
=. X. Shoemaker
For Clerk Of Court, W. /. Robbins.
For Representative OF the Sth district, A
Iierrold
The ticket, though considered strong
one, will not win. Green is way below paI
with Us. Yours, &c, Cog.
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A CARD FROM DIR. LEMONS.
To The Ptople Of Learenworth:

To The People Of Ledrenworth:
My name has been used in connection
with the organization OF clubs in the inter-
est of PARROT, of the Reform party. ] de-
sire TO say that this is done without my con-
sent. Lam in favor OF the election OF Col
Phillips and the whole Republican ticket,
and will so vote. THOMAS LEMONS.
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CLOUD COUNTY.
CoNCoRDIA, KAN, Oct. II

CoNCoRDIA, KAN, Oct. l6.
EDITOR TINES: Col. Phillips spoke here
to day to large audience. Hon. W. w.
Guthrie also spoke. Both speeches were well
received. Set down Cloud county at 900
majority for Phillips and the State ticket.
Nc.
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flayed.

Senator Ingalls, caught Paneborn. the
sensation monger Of the Xmas City Time,
a: the Olathe meeting. "PAne" came
there, announcing that he intended to be
present at the meetines the Senator YRS to
address in Southern kansss. During bis
speech Mr.. Ingalls paid hi, rtspec1s TO
''Pang" in characteristic style. Those who
wee present say no one ever received such .
skinnipg. Without mentioning either him
or his paper, he drew the picture of his
class In tuch language that every one present.
recognized il. The audience shouted, and
laughed, and cheered, until Is eeemed IS
though they would never get quies sgsiD.
"Pang" tried to face the music, bat msde
lamentabie failure. Even hi, sublime
cheek was not hard eSough for the occa-
sion. The correspondent of the Kansas
City Journal Of Commerce thus descsiba
the scene:
ism. vas present. md nav J. J. Ingalls, Tor the 6rst
time in lis ainful exisienea In the course Of his
remarks ingalls, took occasion to a!lude to the
political harlop'' Who inside IL . business for
mDney 70 de1ame the far name Of evesy public
man. He talked abont ten minutes In strain Of
tie most vithcring sareasm that Il has ever been
our lot 70 hear. ..Psns' at 90 the siaee; facing
cuser. kven his bsszen cheeks showed aisns q
crimson, and the lily white hands tre1biet 20
that his peoeil refased - Wree. and he looked HE
thief receivinga seate3ee Ct execution. when
senator IngAls finished his sssies a Setnsiag. Ne
fined sarcasn, and ''Aofsd that his andteoce would
not think be made sny pefsoaal allesteos" ~
thsn turned his hne Torn alsana, 1esded hb arms
aeFoes his hssast, al looked dieatly, stefnly ~
the author Of th6 hfteen column hbgieatioa. the
room fairly rang With shouts q APPROVAL aad The
worse shsa ss..ssi1 vae esaBalsd - - eeea air
outside the hall Sesster I1galls sPeeeh eas
complete and mastery presoniatioa q tho issres
Of to-day, md did inaen.e gosd here.
"Pssg" abanduued his istentioa Of follow
ing MI. Isealls 10 Fl. Scott and other
plscer. He got enoogh Ut this oee meaing.
He conel1ded that discretion vas bs1eR than
cheek, and vens sorsowially hons. eoee and
sick, vieee I'D ~ hope . belief nm.-I
Atekisca Ckanpioa.
Tie Oppssain PaSess are naking d.
tesmise1 eight sgsinst San LAppoA she Re
pabliean Dooinee foe trnsuer, - Ddalee
ia srest deal ~ nilssps0esea15so nd
dow.-fieht lyisg. Hssine knevn NJ. Lap
Pin fes . ssat9 e yssls b Eepuhaiss -
The pa to ysass p9suaaly, ve an tzuly
~ DIT he = . es1alsnn, I'D q hso9t
usD. BY eloss aeasa16so % basise0 - -
aseunslsacd psePesly, - - fail = hsae
IL Asse vell sl1honlissoo1 inseancs WAeo
- - ~ soostySvgy ds1laf - ssnI
hesssly.-11y~as N1s
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The Chicago Tribune Of the 9Th irst. pub.
lishes . sermon delivered by Rev. DR..
Cordley, Of Lasrene., in rcea,d t, the si,I-
siion OF Ksn-as. The discourse is vOahy
Of the man Who delivered it-one Of the
most straightforward and morally coura-
eeous men We have ever known. A msn
Who Las always Isbored fsithfully in his vo-
catios, aud hss facrd with urAinchiSg de-
tesmiuaiion all the calamitits which have
befallen Kansas 10 period Of sixteen ytars
or more. Ths sermon il an appeal to Kan
ass men to stand BY their StaAe, and TO make
the bet Of the situation. The ser-
uos, moreover, contsias some stir
ring words 70 ,hoss vhO blame Kan.
~ foe evils they have brought upon
thenselves. As When the preacher says:
whsa nature, weary q bsing triAsd With, ehas-
tIses them vfss faisals. they blame tho country
insasaA Of their oWa i1do,eeee. Las year vas
enIleh pse1 y0r-and most Of our farDeD we've
DssR 0sWh-yseI knev fsxDen vhs .eae mere
ID rem shaa asy sshes year tbey have been
hsss, sd shsy ven snly Elsin. sesndys hard
vOiiag -, nd did ely what any ore else
nigAs Z. 1Asrs ~ - unusaal sktn q luck"
We fsd IN IL CAicsgo hsdssarial Ags,
a 0eqoe0hw II, hesded sDismal Coodifioa
q TkioQ q Kassa:"
Dox -. JuSc11oa CIR, KAx., Aus. q, 1874
: DDAnHnunD 6ooDar1:-Yoaf lase - Ies1R
sAssA hsvs bssa answered log 40. Bat Asvs
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PEACH CREEK, Oct. Is

/
EDITOR TINES: This village is densely
settled neighborhood in the south part OF
Washington county. A large concourse OF
persons were present, some OF them coming
twelve miles. Col. Phillips spoke for two
hours, and was listened to attentively and
frequently applauded. He said but little Of
PARROT, and never referred to Green at all.
When he got through, Methodist cler-
gyman named knight spoke in favor Ct the
Republican party, and criticised the course
of Mr.. Green, who, he said, was not endorsed
in his action by the Methodist Church.
Other brief speeches were made. At the
close a vote was taken, endorsing Col. Phil
lips record and pledging him support. This
was taken by rising, and nineteen. twentieths
of those present enthusiastically rose. ii.
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CLYDE, KAN . Oct. l,

EDITOR TINES: Col. Phillips and w. w.
Guthrie spoke here. to a crowded house last
evening. The meeting was enthusiastic,
and all one way. As this is one OF the
points claimed by Gov. Green, it is evident
he will not get corpo:al's guard in this
county. b.
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view, Jewell comfy, S. A. Welstead; Plumb
Creek, Phillips county, W. II. Barker;
Princetoo, Franklin county, J. Z. Thorn
burg; Zahnville, Cloud county, Owen Scott.
No changes for the week ending, October
9th
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A RousinG Majority.

CT Phillips is making a through canvas.
o. the Di.tric', and is every shere received
With ubtound enfhuissm. The Republican
nasss have faith in him, and will Ee-elect
him by = rousing najeriIy.-Ctcy County
Dnpates.
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COUNTY TICKET.
70, REPRESENTATIVES,.

70. REPRESENTATIVES,.
1874 Disf,1c.,
H. d. MCK.Y.
2oh District,
JoHS c. VAUGHAN,
2lsf Disfriet,
JANE. r. IEChT-.
22nd District,
WM. O. GOULD.
2ih Disfria,
- Mitchell.
For Treasurer,
a JoHS KIRcH.
For Aas'ney,
LUcIKS BAKER.
For ClerI Of the District Court,
PATIIcK H. CosEY.
For Probate .Iudge,
JACOB WISTKR,
For Sspert>ndent Of Schools,
j. Z. KIRBY.
For Coroner,
S. z. WILLIAMS.
For STATE Senators,
". B. DUrIoS,
L. SIILLISGs,
T. L. JOHNSON
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4 Unit.

Reply ing to . statement made BY the
Leavesvorth CS@mzeial the Concordia
(C!ood CO.. Empire seys that The Northwest
h slcost unis for PAilliP.-Caay County
Dispasek.
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M. Lappin's nsishbors are enthusiastic
in his support. They know hin TO b .
man of the sricsest integrity, and eyesy
way vcnhy to manage he 6nancial a6ain
Of fhs STATE Of Kansaa Nenaha county
vii voee lpr Lappis alnost to . nan. We
ass ela6 10 ksow Other oouatia viii do tie
same. Hiseleesion i e9taiA.-Snsn Cesr-
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--Ihs Na.haaa.n Bssesa, Atehissa Cssr-
isr (Ganasl Csvlsy Cosy z3eyvaA, 81
ssysssl a. .R6oE." psPsssI ksvs tsha.
dssa ~ C1nsy tskst - hedsasd - Re
pobIaa.
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: nSeST - GoopGrn:-Yosr Ii "a iesS,r
sAs0h I'M tesa answered log 80, Bat Asvs
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TIE ROSS CASE.

The Father Of the Lost Child Driven GRAVY
BY His leos and the Cruel ISLANDERS 81
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The interesting information given below
concerning the four erelt religious newspa-
psrs referred to Is culsd from the New York
Ersning Post.
Pioche daily record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1872-1876, 1874-07-21
Thunder storm.


Sunday and Monday the thunder
storm was Of very severe and danger
ous character. On both occasions tor
rants Of rain fell, accompanied with fear
ful peals of thunder and terrific flashes
of lightning. Several casualties occurred.
On Sunday, about half past II a. m,
Mrs. Holland. the lady of one of the
proprietors of this journal. was standing
near the iron water-pipe in her kitchen,
when stream OF FIRE suddenly flashed
from the pipe and developed her with
fame, burning her clothes and person
very severely. The force Of the explos-
ion was SO great that it took her off Of
her feet and threw her some eight or
nine feet. For a few minutes she was
stunned and helpless. but assisted by
her daughter and some neighbors, she
was revived and medical assistance sent
for. Drs. Philson and Lee attended
promptly and did everything that was
possible to be done under the circum-
stances. Though dazed and dizzy from
the severe shock caused by the lightning,
Mrs. Holland did not become uncon-
scious, but gave very clear account OF
the terrible occurrence. We are glad
to say that, though necessarily suffering
greatly, she will not suffer any perman-
emit injury. Her escape from instant
death seems almost miraculous. The
stove and the metal kitchen utensils were
charged with electricity. for while at
tending Mrs. Holland, DR.. Philson had
occasion to go into the kitchen, and
happening to touch the stove, be
received quite a sever shock. The
lightning struck the hill above Panaca
Flat with tremendous force, for q mo-
mens the whole mountain seemed to be
alive with lightning, while the peals of
thunder were absolutely deafening. Yes.
terday early in the afternoon similar
visitation occurred. Masses of clouds
came up rapidly from the northwest,
the rain falling in torrents, accompanied
with tremendous flashes of lightning
and awfully loud bursts Of thunder.
Mrs. Caldwell, who lives on Meadow
Valley street, was thrown from her feet
and very much shaken by binding
flash of lightning, which struck the
ground close to her. We are pleased to
say that she speedily recovered from the
effects of the shock. At the lower end OF
town, on the fiat, a house occupied by
Mrs. johnson, was struck and consider
ably injured by the lightning; luckily
the occupants were absent, and so es-
capped any hurt. A cabin on the hill, at
present untenanted, was also struck and
portion of it destroyed. The water
came down Main and other streets in a
torrent. On the space between Cedar
and Meadow Valley streets, the water
washed down.in large volumes. guam
tity passed through Mr.. Poudjade's
store, and also the lower floor of Mrs
Caldwell's lodging-house without, how
ever, doing much damage. In China
town and on the fiat below, number o.
houses were flooded. though not causing
great deal OF damage. Later in tn,
afternoon several heavy showers fell
but none of the destructive character o
those we have described.
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SAN FRANCISCO sTOUK REPORT


SAN FRANCISCO. July 20.
su,,r., MORNING SAIEs
45O Ophir-N In
90 90 4 1os. q, = n Int
81 Sayage-7s II TAFT
1855 Chollar Potosi-68 57h 81 56ks3o 67b30 56k
56h 56A ....
100 Hale 4 Norcross-s6 46s30
2s5 Grown Point-74 73k
GAS Yellow Jacket-7I rs TN 1880
45O Imperial-7,.b30
500 Empire Mill-65t 6h 6I 6k
900 Kentuck-l3k 13kb3O
so Alpha-llk Tx
2275 Belcher-66 S6k 66A G7b3O 65ks3s &c e6sSo
66hb30
97O Con Virginia-82 san
l65 Sierra Nevada-23 23s
g65 Overman-3O 29H 20 2sk
SIS Justices
$50 Julia-2x AK
rs Csledonis-l6 Is.
635 Knickerbocker-32 k2
lI25 Giobe-2k az az
100 Baltimore Con-7A
500 Eclipse-5
so Silver Hill--5k
45O Dayton-5k 81. .-.....-
$50 Rock Island-2
so Pictou-30c
20 Dardanelles-8k
100 Credentials
60NY Con--2k ...... ....-..-.
$50 Woodville-3h