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The Leavenworth weekly times. [volume] (Leavenworth, Kan.) 1870-1880, 1875-09-09
SCHOLARS IN POLITICS,

Professor Sumner, of Yale College, is jus,
now calling on the scholars TO come into
politics and make everything prosperous
and pure. There is great deal of nom
sense written about the necessity of Undue
ing men OF character, college professors,
writers and orators, TO enter political life.
Though occasionally a scholar like Glad
stone or literary man like Disraeli may
prove himself statesman, the great re-
suits that have been achieved in states
msnship have, as rule, been the work of
men who were in no sense scholars. but who
were great in the possession Of clearcommon
ssnse and executive power. What we want
In politics is the intelligence and ex.
Perience of business men, and the integrity
which success in business presupposes. The
same qualities which fit man to manage
a railroad successfully ct him TO be Gov
ernor or Congressman. The people un-
slerstand this well enough, and Infinitely
prefer a man like President Grant. for er-
ample, who cannot make speech or write
a leading article, TO popular orator or a
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MOTHER SUICIDE.
: Young Girl in Marshall County is Insulted
by Leoherors Scourdrel, and browns
Herself

Z Young Girl in Marshall County is Insulted
by . Lecherors Scourdrel, and browns
Herself.
Last Sunday night young girl, about is
years old, named Alice Deal, committed su-
icide by drowning in the DlCe River, souic
seven miles north OF this city. For the
past year she had been working at the poor
farm for the family of Mr.. Wilson Martin,
and was quiet, sensitive gill, respected by
all. Her parents live in Jewell county, but
a brother was working in the neighborhood.
We are informed that last Saturday this
young man found letter in the Marysville
postoilice, addressed TO his sister. lie open
ell the envelope, ant! found letter without
signature, scurrilous in tone, and obscene in
details. Instead OF this weak minded pro-
tector (?) of lis sister destroying the trash,
and hunting up the author and giving him
Z thrashins, he took the letter and gave il
to his sister. She brooded over the matter
Sunday, and that night resolved to end her,
life because some low scoundrel had wished
to insult her. The poor farm is about two
miles from the river, but she followed the
little creek down, her trail through tie un-
derbr,ish showing that she must
have been wild with excite
ment and feared pursuit. At the river
bank was found 4 note to her brother sta
ting that she did not wish to live il people
thought such things about her, an i in
sweet tones OF pathos lSde him good bye,
With the note OF her brother was found the
foul, slanderous letter that had caused the
wreck and end of this pure young Lille. The
river bank is steep at this point, and the
marks OF her going into the river were
plainly visible, leaving no doubts in the
minds of her friends as TO her sad fate.
Monday night parties were in the city get
ting graphing hooks to drag the river for
her body. We have not learned at this
writing that the search has proved Success
full. Poor, sensitive Alice Deal sleeps her
last sleep, the victim OF some lecherous
scoundrel, whom justice may never over
take. Ii ever discovered We hope he will
be strangled on the spot where his victim
sunk beneath the cold waters.
LATER.-Since the above was in type we
learn that the body OF Miss ID. was found
about half a mile below where she went in
70 the river.-Neus.
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he tipped the wink, ard every border riff
IN ard Eympathizer with the Confederate
cause will he there if JEFF appears. Bu,
these do not constitu;e.the element which
Kansas City depends upon, Tor good will,
for trade, and Tor ultimate prosperity. We
know OF acity, whose leading hotel had lis
business crippled for years, by contenrau-
ously discarding Frederick Douglas IRON
its doors, when on Iecturing tour And,
we know a city which, if it deliberately in
suits the loyal sentiment amid which il
tfIIives, by deliberately inviting the unre-
pentant traitor Davis to its hospitalities,
will become byword and a kissing. Kan
sas City, Missouri, can try II on, il she
likes. Well see what will come Of it.
The result will be that Kansas people
will stay away from SHOW which other
wise they would wish to attend. And Da-
Wis will talk to very few people outside oi
Kansas City, and those lew will 1t old
-
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The Wamego Blade says that ut may be
pleasing to a certain class Of Missourians,
such as the James boys on one hand and
the editor of the Kansas City Times on the
other, to honor the nominal head.pf the late
Rebellion, by allowing him TO address he
patriotic farmers OF Missouri and Kansas at
the exposition OF their industry. But it is
not pleasing to good and true men to see
even repentant treason honored in this
way" The Blade further advises the people
to "let the pet;icoat Of oblivion be kindly
cast over this weak-kneed representative Of
all that is false, mnr1erous, reasonable
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TEE TWINS DEFuNcr.
A Georgia Monstrosity Consigned to an
Alcoholic Bath.


The Augusta Chronicle and Sentinel, Thurs
day, gave afull description Of tGsus nature
surnassine even the celebrated Siamese
m; 81 .L.i.-.
wins. '' ' ~, A "a' ~ '"' snap
OF double Child, or, more strictly speak
ing, two children joined together The
mons,rosity first saw the light ON Tuesday
~. en- TO- - - ,.., 90 -. ,ke 81
.ne - I's u .. 80" I r-;.,s ine un
SsI.n 49, Soi rs - PLI nssS Gaau r anu
Sar"h y1hes, VI oseeh IslaI'c, o,'n Naro-
ma ihe TWO Deinss were joileu 'oeelher
~iue JAM, "n..n p esuni!'
n 70 'ie movements VI 'he iunss.
ms pu ni i.u " 'he susses.!on tia'
one OF tne lungs Oh the inorsttosiaes was
IocA'ea "a .ne collnec'ing ing. Mne'hef
one SCI Oh vilai organs seiseu ioI ootn 1e-
mgs' Is saIi an open question. Gne Oh the
oeihss mus permanently Hhke1 Il, together
was a Ieiiy aeVeloped iemaie. Inc other
OF tne ooucI1ui sex, pu' was an embryonic
creature. ahe oody and NECK were similar
70 ihose OF the female, out .he legs arms
ana nead wete the mefe LudlmenIs Oh those
Pofuohs oi the human iorm diSne. Inc
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WHAT WILL coNH OF II,

The following editorial from the Wash.
ington Chronicle is very sensible, and should
be read by the astute ('l managers of the
Kansas City fair:
The Leavcnworth TINES, and very many
other journals in Kansas, are giving notice
that 'K ansas men will not be present. un.
less jeff Davis is absent" at the exposi.
tion in Kansas City, Missouri. q: course
all the Corlerheads for miles around will
The Leavenworth weekly times. [volume] (Leavenworth, Kan.) 1870-1880, 1875-09-09

THE Kansas City Times thinks that
Leavenwor;h and Atchison "are to make
common cause in legislative war on
the two greatest Kansas roads, to force
them to tear up this end of their track and
run no more cars into Kansas city,"
We wish the Times to understand that
Leavenworth does. not propose to snake
war" on any railroad. She only intends to
see that Kansas roads shall have their. ter
mini in this State. In this We will be as
sisted by Atchison, Lawrence, Topeka, and
in fact every town in Kansas.
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The Kansas City Ncrs says: Now that
Atchison, ST. Joseph and Leavenwor:h
have all got bridges, we would like to
know where they are going TO get railroad
traffic sufficient To pay men 10 keep them
from going 20 decay
To speak plainly, NC do not think it con-
Germs the Ncus at all. We believe that the
three cities named, can and will take care
OF their own bridges, and will make them
useful and paying institutions without the
aid OF the ofIicious little Neus.
The Leavenworth weekly times. [volume] (Leavenworth, Kan.) 1870-1880, 1875-09-09

The editor OF the Parsons Si.a is tickled
because the Kansas City papers cory ar
article from his pen on the metropoli:
question, and pat him on the back, telling
him to goin. Now there may be millions
in it' for the Sun, but for lis Kansas read.
ers it is very disagreeable reading. Kan.
gas has had grasshoppers and other pests
but she is not yet so poor bu; that she can
build town Of seventy-fve Thousand in.
habitants, in short time, by united &C
tinr
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COL W a. PHILLIPS.

Our efficient member OF Congress, we To
greet to hear has been confined to his bed in
Washington City, for the last two weeks
with serious attack oi pneumonia and
rheumatism, caused by severe cold taken
during heavy rain. We are glad how
Yer 10 learn that he is rapidly recovering
and will soon he able to be around and a l.
tend TO his ariuous duties.
The Leavenworth weekly times. [volume] (Leavenworth, Kan.) 1870-1880, 1875-09-09

PERSONAL journalism is INDUCED in by
the Paola editors. The Spirasays that "the
editor OF the EepuJiiarn is one OF the most
ignorant and illiterate Doors in the State
as ignorant of history and biography as he
is OF English grammar. And he il as de-
void oil integrity and truthiulness as he is
ignorant" 1t remains now for the reform
or of Kansas politics to vindicate his char
The Leavenworth weekly times. [volume] (Leavenworth, Kan.) 1870-1880, 1875-09-09

ACCORDING to the Boston papers the pres
ent status OF the principal manufactures
OF New England shows prosperous condi-
ton OF affairs. The lcck-outs and the shut
ting down of mills have, il il said, contrib
uted largely TO bring about healthy con-
dition Of trade. To reduce the stock was
as much financial as a remedial policy,
and il is claimed to have acted we'll.
The Leavenworth weekly times. [volume] (Leavenworth, Kan.) 1870-1880, 1875-09-09

President Ralston's life was insured fol-
s65,Oo0, all paid Up policies in the follow.
ing companies: Equitable, of New York,
Charter Oak, of Connecticut, New York
Life, of New York, Mutual Of New York,
Widows and Orphans, Of New York, Con-
necticu. Mutual, Newark, Mutual Life and
Pacific Mutual, of California.
The Leavenworth weekly times. [volume] (Leavenworth, Kan.) 1870-1880, 1875-09-09

THERE has been . great increase in the
cultivation of fax in Iowa, this year.
There will also be . marked increase in
the vote which ID to fax the Democrats of
that State on the twelfth Of October.
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writer ri eloquent essay. The problem O:
the day is how 10 bring business tact anC!
business integrity into POLITICS. The schol-
ar in politics may he, 10 certain extent,
ornamental, but he i by no means what
tie necessities Of the country require.
The Leavenworth weekly times. [volume] (Leavenworth, Kan.) 1870-1880, 1875-09-09
STATE TREASURY.

Another examination Of the funds in the
State Treasures Office has been completed,
and the sum OF two hundred thousand.
three hundred and FIVE and 96-lO0 dollars
has been found on hand, belonging to the
different funds, a. follows:
The Leavenworth weekly times. [volume] (Leavenworth, Kan.) 1870-1880, 1875-09-09

The foregoing, says the Commonwealth, ex-
hibits the amounts on hand and belonging
to the several funds al the time of the ex-
animation. Several warrants have since
been paid.
The Leavenworth weekly times. [volume] (Leavenworth, Kan.) 1870-1880, 1875-09-09
AFrrR ali II .nnear. ,b., tL..h.,

AETER ali, it .ppean that thssheat har-
vest throughout the Russian Empire will be
full average one, and that that country
viii be able to export during the year at
least $1,000, 600 bushels Of breadstufIs, with
out reckoning other grains. =.
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The Lawrence Journal says: @The Rock
Island railroad company thinks of building
line from Leavenworth to Topeka, to con-
meet with the A., T. 4 S. F. They had
better build TO Lawrence, and connect with
five roads instead of one"
The Leavenworth weekly times. [volume] (Leavenworth, Kan.) 1870-1880, 1875-09-09

The SONG MONARCH.

rRicx 70 GEMS. O. 80 PEI hozES.
by ii L PALMER, ASST ted by L. q. EMsEps.
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The Leavenworth weekly times. [volume] (Leavenworth, Kan.) 1870-1880, 1875-09-09
OVER THE WIRES

California Still M0urus the Death
of Her Fallen Chicftain.
The Up-COuHtry Indians Getting
Blood in their Eye.
jeff. Davis Cordially Received
Everywhere.
Favorable Crop Reports for the
State of Kansas.
Latest News from the Mississippi
Wa..
More Than Fifty Colored Men
slaughtered.
Indians Attack the Hayden Sur.
veyins Party,
And Hold Them in hay for Eff.
teen Hours.
Hanging Of Six Murders in Ar
kansas.
Soldiers Re- Union ut Caldwell.
Ohio.
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NT,fpJTT- NcUf --TTe nI.aTT,T IN
So,a No sncc;ai ,o-J,v ..vs In ,bs -.
cen,ion r.; Mr. Dayis va. ali tina, could he
Jar;rcJ A. Cbarlr.,or Mo a hand a
mn.;c met them. Messr., Deal Dapinr,b
Ea,bnne ard Hatcher conurised the com.
n,;,,eo the later a sI,n Of The Cnng,..sr,,n
from this district, who was formerly men,
Der of the Confederate Congress.
When we reached Belmont, a speech o.
welcome was made, which was endorsed by
stormy applause. Mr.. Davis replied in q
lew words 80 happy and elective az 10 force
renewal of applause.
At Charleston, another similarly hearty
welcome awaited him, and he was com
ple,ely surrounded by the people, among
whom were many ladies.
At the cioee OF the speaking, which was
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\ to summon medical aid, and some tempo
rary relief was afforded, but il il said tia
his recovery is out Of the question. Wheth
or the man was crazy when he took the IA
tai dose, or whether worldly troubles wer,
the cause of the act is not known. Late
reports say that he is dead.
The Topeka Blade says:
"The railroads seem determined to throw
all their favors to cities East OF Us, ever
though it takes our prosperity TO anothc,
State. The Santa Fe has made a chesr
rate for excursion tickets to Kansas City
thus holding out the inducement to people
10 20 there to trade, while from here South.
west the fare il nearly six cents a mile. l,
il palpable discrimination against Tope-
ka. They not only 60 to the dogs with mail
arrangements, but seem actually 10 try TO
starve our town TO DEATH"
The Wabaunsee County Ners says
HOne day last week, on the west line of this
county, a man was found, where he had
been killed by falling tree. He was a
stranger from Missouri, with a flock of
sheep, which he had been herding for some
time in that vicinity. He was not found
until two or three days after the accident.
syVulS Va kLC uAsNDNCiCu bhhS III.
sheep were scattered, and that his mule re-
maincd tied in the same place, which caus-
ed an investigation to be made, developing
the fact that he had built a ERE At the roo,
of tree, laid down and gone TO sleep, and
while asleep the tree had fallen over upon
him" ga.
The Salina Herald explains as follows ::
Many Eastern editors are much puzzled to
know what We mean by volunteer wheat"
They have sen notices in the He1ad and
other reliable cent? al Kansas papers, an
nouncing the harvesting Of Volunteer"
crops of wheat and rye that have yielded
twenty to twenty-five bushels Of number
one grain to the acre, and they can't under
stand it. For their information We will
explain that volunteer crop" means
here just what it means anywhere else: q
crop grown on subble ground from the
scattering Sod left BY the pssvious years
harvest, without any blowing, narrowing
or eowing, or any work or care of any kind
until it lie ready to be harvested. Many
fields of this volunteer wheat" yielding
over twenty bushels to the acre, have been
harvested in Saline and adjoining counties
this season
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1875-04-29

enth street.
ADMIEISTRATRIX SALE
THOUSAND DOLLARS WORTH OF HARD
WARE AT THE STORE OF THE LATE
PoULLUS THYS0E, ON SEVENTH STREET,
BETWEEN II AND STREETS NORTH
WEST, EMBRALIEG AN EXTENSIVE AS
S0RTMEET OF THE FOLLOWING GOODS:
LARGE AND Varied STOCK OF TABLE
AND POCKET CUTLERY, RAZORS AND
KNIVES, SILVER-PLATED WARE OF
EVERY VARIETY, DOG COLLARS AND
SPORTING MATERIAL, SOLDIERS HARD
WARE, CARRIAGE HARDWARE, BUILD
ING HARDWARE, CARPENTERS AND
CABLEETMAKERS TOOLS IN GREAT VA
RIETY, PINKIEG AND FLUTIBG IRONS
UEDERTAKERS HARDWARE, LARGE AS
SORTMEHT OF BRASS, LEAD AND WOODEN
SPIGG0TS; ROPE, SASH-C0RD, CLOTHES
LINES, TWIEE, BRUSHES OF EVERY DE-
SCRIPTIoH, CoRK-SCREWS, HACHIEISTS'
HARDWARE, BRICKLAYLRS TOOLS, STA
BILE UTENSILS, SPRING BALANCES, PLA T.
FORM AND COUNTER SCALES, IMMENSE
STOCK WINDOW AND LoOKIHG-GLASS
LAMPS AND LAMP-SHADES, BELLHAEG-
Frs MATERIAL, PAINTERS MATERIAL
OF EVERY DESCRIPTION, SHEET TIN
AND PLUMBERS MATERIAL, SHIP-CAR-
PENTERS' TO0LSAHD MATERIAL, HOUSE
KEEPERS GOODS IN GREAT VARIETY,
SPoHGES AND CHAMOIS SKINS, WOVE
WIRE, SHOE AND STOVE BEACRING,
GRIND-STOFES, SASH WEIGHTS, THUMB
BELLS, CEMENT, &C, TOGETHER WITH
MANY ARTICLES NOT NECESSARY TO
MENTION, AT AUCTION.
On MONDAY MORNING, May 10, 1875 BEGIN
ming at 10 O'Clock, and EVENING at $50 O'Clock,
ana continuing until all are sold az the store Of
between and streets northwest, shall sell tue
{ ntire stock Of goods.
Terms: One hundred dollars cash; over that sum
credit Of thirty, sixty ami ninety days s1tisfac
torty indOrsed bearing interest at seven par cent.
PARTHENIA THYSON.
ap29-dtf rStar1 AuctIonaer