The Leavenworth weekly times. [volume] (Leavenworth, Kan.) 1870-1880, 1874-07-16
KANSAS TINS.

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the howl OF the wounded tau,n~ = heard IN
tn. lsni-Wi.6eA Ccarier.
Col. C ,bb b.. . made good 'ervs"t TOT
the people and re believe they vii 20 re
him in November 4 r another term Oi iwo
yean.-Baner Republicans.
We had . delightful, peir nI, care
shower on Monday mor1inR, wLich vas
Jus, the thirg for berries, and re OILY n
eret IL At it WAS not more extensive. les
miles to tie southwest We learn il barely
sprinkied, 7fibnse.
-Those bob-:ailed cssches Which are en-
ployed BY tie new contractor tr transport
ing the U. 6. mails, are the subjs cts Of much
.port among tie boys II may be economy.
on the put Of Uncle Fam. to run ouch We
hicIes, but it il mighty unp!ea amt for the
peoplr.-Ek FaLs Ledoe..
Mn. Thaddsu, Prentice while getting
out OF Q c. rrisge 10 front oil her r. residence On
C. ,unecticut tueet on Saturday evening.
los. her tai aoce, fell and broke her arm,
and disloca,ed be rwrist. DR.. Morse va
called and set the arm and replaced the
wris'. and the psttn', though in great
pain, is ipproving.-Larresce Tribune.
"A rabid dog amblsd down Kansas Az
euue yeAerdsy, WiIh extended tos que. d.
lsted eyea, and mouth furious with foam
Tue dog didn't bic any thing but dust, and
~ allowed to die in peace, 1t the hands Of
eeverAl infuriated citizens with rOnble-bar.
relied fus, e.. The dog wasn't registered. hat
the city MARSHAL had no desire to tOn6s"a.e
him prior 10 his ceoease.-CommonHeuth
Quite scare yrs gotten mp at the rea'-
dence Ut W. B. Speucer. Of this city, Sund y
night les, causei BY . crazy woman getting
into tire house, and intruding upon the
peaceful rlumbeIs If the family. She went
from ,Oom tn room On II che awoke all the
inmates, BY feeling their faces in the dark
rooms, or by catching them By the arms.
The women, very La,urslly, we're tie inst
10 raise the aisrm. whtn Mr.. spencer got
I'D, struck light, and corralled the unfor-
tanate dis,urber Of ssett drsams.-Edrfer
Republican.
M. w. Hopper, who la, just returned
from Barbour cOuny, reports that bnt three
men have been killed on the Medn lie
Lodge this spring from lis head TO It's mouth.
That no houxs have been burned and but
1t lie stock stolen. He puts down the In-
dian raid % hunsbug. lie rays 'Le Indi-
ans are not there now ard have not been
tbs re 10 force this re non The settlers have
all re,u ned t. the Z home, and peace and
quiet reign On the Medicine Lodxe.-Wdt-
mt Valley Times
"A young married cnul lie from the sub
urhs surrounding TOpk,. came over 10
Atch:s yes'erday 'jurt on little "Trip"
They scosned the luxury Of an Cmnibus, and
like the bsbes 10 the wood, hand in hand,
the sweat pouring down the b,idegroOm's
paper collar IN the brid. held her own
with difiicultr. Afer invesing ten cents In
coda wst,r, aud two bits tor eenersl lunth.
they wan Tered back TO the depot, and like
two turtle toves, they sat and billed and
coed until tie O'Clock train waited them
back to the sacred precircts from which
they emisra:ed. -Atehison Champion.
About fifty Rgsisn Mennoaiies arriev
in this city lat Monday evening. being the
pioneers Of come OF hun ired fami les that
are exp c,ed shortly to follow. The colony
ha, already purchased ovsr i've ihots and
acres Of land 10 Di .mond Valley to~nsa'p.
and ,me With familie, prepared b COM
mence set 'e0eLt On the land they will i'm
mediatelv I rJcerd 10 building and imPrOv-
ing. II i-s afed that several hundred fau-
ilies will follow ard tile with this colony in
the course Of sncth season. ThOs. Who
are here Look healthy and viz Or0us eoOugh
to tackle the virgin prairie and transform it
into thrifty farms. Thee Mennonite are =
robust typ. OF German christia. 5, and we
wish them great ProsPesiiy-c0ntenied and
peaceful homes under Their own vine aud
fg tree, where no monarch can modest them
in the enjoyment of eli the rights, risil ges
and immusitits Of this free land and c1nn-
try.-Cowncl Grore ReruNicar,