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Yankton daily press and Dakotaian. (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1875-1875, 1875-06-14

. Ss. keu1ss
ST.. LOUIS, June II.
WHEAT-Higher; No. 2 fall, t1.s5@1 80
Tor cash; 41.871l for July.
CoRS-I.oSes i &c for cash; 661Sc for
Nomin.lly lower, at sec bid for it,l
cash; &c 1br August. 80
RYE-Unchanged.
BAuLHY-Dull.
III WHDKY-Nominal; ats$1.1s.
PoRk-Dull. and held at IS for cash.
LARD-Nominal
Yankton daily press and Dakotaian. (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1875-1875, 1875-06-14

WnEAr.Weak; No. 3, e1.04a4@l.o415
, 1875-09-23

1HEAt:s HAIL @1ii' "lt'
Itie County Building Was agloW with e1ci:e.
mint Yesterday morning, and the Citizens An&oc
atiun. coptstnnoab NY oil!Ie'hosSsa.an[
esuo.1ully that clara wl4o add TO their Salaries III
interest III pup'lc co''11"c's anH "'o e"!'t1
themselves by thu acceptance OF LiiLt3 for tlpt
vote.. gss.a.y ,nosrinv ruE TntausE. het-
iug that tle ComnItiee Oh luble liocoFul
l,,J reportch tn tha fannpty Board it
"' n.. n,n - 80
taSos of allowing foI1zof Sao'ooo ZOE IN
, 1875-09-23

WILLIAM GlpoINGS. DAhvlLLE. Ill.
etfSt4t hpiatrt I" Jhs CAlcdttn Tribune.
Dass'aif4 H., fsps. e:.--Tle funeral OF Will
laai t'laainEa, sIcu'ilesldent Of tho Danyllle
Nank'us apa TsAAt Company, took place to-,lsy
At D. hs tfo1n sfie Narth Htraet Methodist
Church. 1hs psttor, the 10y. N. T.. Heath. liz
sisted by tba Hov hr. Hooper. Of kimber
Church, otl'caslnB. AL tAs busiuess 1ousca
meFe closed. sud rho sc'aalns were followed to
Spring Hill Cemetery bY large concourso 1t
HolEo~inE fr!endH. Tho oank nNicess aus. III
YectorH attended il, body. Seldom l,an tha
death Ut pr,'ate citizen caes rucl! a YIoom oypr
our community AZ has thAs Of Mt. G.d4iugs,
, 1875-09-23

Some sItno ago, says tho Owen (pa.) hens,
Mr. Holelt Wllllnaia near tlis pl:cs, hearing
ons OF Lila wlfcA ducka uaGlIga nolso " i
a!arsaed, got out of led aud went TO wtleka al.e
waB. but could not sea or hear auythtug. lte
wont tho second time with the Same RESULT, liz
told bis wife he gueasel Tho ducks lad gona
crazy. Ss1t mosnluK hs won't to where The ola
.lnck WAS sitting uloI. her oEss, under brush
ll!e, M! 10 llih abtouiAflH1ens hc raw large
b!;,kenaks uailod ul,dar tho foAl. Tue knaka
H-y.u3 sp4l!os ri !"plys G. 81. As. ,NiAlaps eat
lis htnd pIf eYt .Aiu. =ppau look sls csgs qut::
4ud piassai. thsH, utnr the s!ucls; ana elasen Ct
that do.ou oEgs hatcAad, alr. Williams word Is
t. good ~ his boud,
, 1875-09-23
tu1. Tho lnss |. !si0lNo; Injured IN Iouisvillc
mud indianapolis uostan companies


III CHICAGO, ......
A Enall fire brokr hut III tho two-story ffsfno
dwelling. No. 7da so4h State street. about halt-
ruBt } n'cIoek yastcnhy morning. Which caused
MI alar Il, from rox Z. Tie building Ia owned
AID oscupics! M Il Taidcuco BY jacob Frsnso,
and TIM iro wnH a1tig,,,sl,ed with lnaH not to
exceed l ". II II supposed 10 have hecn tho
work Of All lncoti.liaI.
Tho afarlu from boz Gt1. At 9:3'i o'clock iast
evening. was canacd by tho discovery of fro i''
lIau.e outage at NJ D., Rossb,itl street, Owned
aud occupied ty William 1Icsu. Damage. no:ni~
nal: int,lred in tl.ot;ornsan IIro. OF Frccpurt,
for 5000.
, 1875-09-23
I'utnar Of Twelve feara, f;r0vth Custa ~
Hatyny's Hk:a olscnt.


From prominent kont!ar4sn AMI 1d4.dsat u c!aea.
o. for tbs haG nrfy Yeas tall kn1Hn t1 tle AssF
rubtisbcr4 ShtpuaaSAt tAs Uultaa 2satas,
nsw YouA. 1et. y, t:'
duIy u IL suffering u tAkA BRAT satsat9s, ,s.a 9.
w&nG vi sr peaisno m nss.!t. E"s sss5M HI.j ~
urinary utxaaa shie spua tNsyu nansh, a ST.ic,t5
II mY.t terribly ahsetnx assa1s. %'sh s u ..s
4s,4mattun q tho kdt,uTa aud Ladder srn ntfts +
ints npirion thtt ny aas fss.sIxIssa . ;ss
phY.iothns and lad iaken iasHs AuanY .! sIr rs te
GUih zIlorathic su ho,neopatAie; hAt !.d sn, b ~
remei;a aud otno tour snoths ago !paa n"s ~ ii
philsdaErAh SuraK Esta!n ~ II of",,ss oafn i ID
hes went 1i9ht ot and mt a1tno q .}os at,
rsta. Rcsoseht Rfady Ballet ant ~. ~ gfs.t
iy zslssrsd. sgd pux uei well - q f;notou4
, 1875-09-23

EouALsxeo VALUE 5F ILLINOIS RoAos AS AS.
sEssED ny THE STATE BOARD.
SrR1SatIkIp, III, acp. 2l.--1he follow
ting tah:e ehows tl,s o1uaIizcd value of railroad
property III tho Stat, aB adortoa by tho Slsto
1,oari Of Equalization. Including tho valuo of
iae right of way. improvements on tho right Of
nay, anlc-iracka. Aul rollmg-ssock
, 1875-09-23

QulsoY. ILL.,. Rept. 32.-4A rompalitiyo military
drill! took place to-day between tbs Quincy Ma
t1oual Guards aud tho Veterans. both. Quincy
companios. No othot companies coMpotea.
Tho pTize was awarded to tho uuaras. oe!.
SHERMAN failed to cuue, but haa suut word hb
will be bore on Friday.
, 1875-09-23

.5rfttat Uypa.cA 10 1as Chteaao Jr'euns,
Hpn.SuttEIs, ILL.,, Hept. 22.-lhs Lizard Of
Equalization to-day ordered !ts clerks 10 again
squaliza the per ceutngn upon the various kiuds
ot property in tho Eighteenth and Nineteenth
Districts, exclusive of Alexander Coun,y, Tho
ul,srgtipn, though = chhEgu relatively upon tho
property III thcau DISTRICTS will be effected.
, 1875-09-23

LcnASsr't.r, Ind. ssut .2-:a man bv the
nnu's Of Preston Mco: cpnl@ltted sAlclo tLia
afternoon in tls wAset.cluso1 of the 0ehtlny
iiouse, BY bieoling hin,ae.f to deu.n by cutting
Tue 'nain aesasy o1 a'lee. .neslaapdeugy Nss uaa
Cause.
, 1875-09-23

costrIArsr AGAINST 4 PUBLIC OFFICER.
Hpto,as Dis,'atea 10 The Chicago Tr.bun..
MILWAUKEE, Wis. hept. 29.-1n tlo estate OF
August GuentAer, doceascl, Johu L. Van. guar
tliau I'd Item, praHentel petition to tho Cir
cult Court to remove Public Administrator Cosx-
hauacn for having thkon d decd from tho private
safe Of tho doc-Ased and plccca tho snmo in tho
custody Of W. II. Jacobs, q tonkor, nal. On tho
application Of Cotzhausou, the l'ar Association
snes to-day TO investigate the nattsr, but finally
tiescrmnol not to iutotferc Pending tue action
or tho Court. The matter creates considerable
excitement. Coizheusou boing loading Gernsu
aud Democrat.
ILLINOIS aupREME COURT.
OTTAWA ILL.,, sept. 22.-Ihe Supreme Court
mot, nu,el1snt to ad]ourhmont, With = full bench
proaeins, and the following busincss waa trand-
nctci: ........-.
MOTIONS DECIDED.
58 King vi. Xix; time s1ts0dod ten days to hlo
l6. Austin u A. ". nsHt petition for rsheAsiug de-
57s. a1assl. ". Hit motion oses1ulea.
ito. tbs City Ut ClleaRo Va. Tho peoptc az rel.
nation denied. but lie causa Will b heard Gu .hs
7s9. Medrath vs SLOWER; appeal dismissed, with
RI Is g.. Tha sl Wf Nations. Bank Of cnsesso VI. .sa
III. fsybozn H. pesessot.; sss, With damages,
10. correct abstracts aud withdraw briefs and a!s
II; Holcoiab r. Tue roop'o ez ts1s ste,; motion
M! Fry, in,rleadcd. ctc., w. Partridge .. H.. mo-
tton by Tie sppullcs to tax cosls.
773. ataulFiosk! vs.. Mor.uy; sane with yer cent
". Foleealhsl II 81. ~. Duss,e ct A.; tg,ps.
CALL uF TIE lQcEKT.
ii, scotAr1; VI. Tompkins; coAtlausl for sery1re
Il. Tue Chicago. D4Lvillse vinscnnoa Railroad
ii Tnn rnlllc i IkcE Islani itailfoad Cuupapy w.
, 1875-09-23
SPORTING NEWS.


r.,,,,.,,,,. ,y go,t u.-f:o,., at,nut,o,co
1Ao,hs4"ri. "y'' aop'. As'~s'o'u W. as'oi'aaH",
beaualnl "eathof. A'a ttroo ana f1aoh 7naiAoa
&o-lny.s racing At Tho cousso OF ,thc Louisville
,1octev Club, lii tho iltbt race. ,ntls Loats for
H.. r., :. .1,o,,n,d, uote four r,oraoa s,orted
.ne na' ~. 1880 e' ', ''" 1s,n'". H.,
3top NtN he}. foeahot ia,sousa' sn@ h,tent'a ~ a"9
nrst nnE e petk i,o 'asun ssanas as Wy .n,ni. nu,
Wooioy Won ~ two es1a1E.'I neas't ,,, s,onSn
hnF'ea loeeiS I'LL 'uo ""5 W Aoeuo 4s''Aa1os
AllBleal.
,,,..,,,, H. H'mA1at. ~, ,v,,,,,. n 7.,~,
Aonthsan ~. 9atn tn VI Ia, :, 1c,n Law 'oo"9'
, M" u ;f,.sa1, tieaa eh MtsIeni ~ tirny, da,
sishan' ............a q
Len H. Wce'a Il, {, Volcano, years old, hy Fanda',
da,,l ndtse. ........,..,,,;,,.n..3 q!
master, 'Is'n ontaft txr,. iii; ii:;i
t"'" -. .,,.. .t.' s..,. will.
1ho ncconu race, dossn n.utse.,outAas VI nasae,
Ter to iio'lo Measo Aes 10 aaa tMe.vo s3r ssasss
Wcat'a cil. I: by plare>' 31 nam eaiss Morgan
Sto"artn hfaInistct n'naE Mu!9ihhns
!sugs Butler, Nichols saSratt,, Williams
IrstngN Molnotto' 9iantitna sappnI!, 1ppI
Joninhes' Donegal, surgcas's ueut4y Idtaftth
2r9my IN y n Moeme. infnnras &c IT, nf ,e - % whe .n~
aoac1ea @ 1 tho rst quarter sagran H. ,,o or'cr
n. nos s a' aseon 1G o ate iys WV " to- to hrd
who hussed tho lralor ot tic haif.A 1ilo mud
antv uonr,n o.,nui XIX ianuti, n, ,sad ri
B1nn,bay. wiz, cana in eh,ru' 'rinn 1.17i,'.
Thy tlri race, y dasi1 IL I.'1 Of na i1 ind artor
ltad roIr ntn,iars. .,Swirort's Errnt, lam inen
Vorilirrs, Jolr,you's Greysto.J, spd Atclu, on'a
Grrnoble.-thn tlrst 1oIn;r tho fayorito and 'or-
..n os voa NV NV
III IN ~ iIatt y nse1 ~ aIGgu; 'o4ah@"
th!fI, anu Gfef!tou lask. Limo, Il3;a.
rILE 1sLAED PARK NAuEg.
| NEw IoHK, Sept. 2!.-Tl,e trot as tho Island
| pa,l Colryo between Lucille Gold.t1ss mud
| American (;ir] Una vnu hy Lho formor ia tt,Too
ytra,Kht hosts lime, a2l.6, .23l4, mud 2;25.
| 1hSsis,, HAcEs
| S,re,a. Djsoa,eA 10 fne Caauao Tribune.
| LANSING, Alicl., Eont. 22,-Iho rnco this
aftosnoon of lhe Lansing Park Association for
1;2o-.orses was postponed till tomorrow. 1n
| tho a;34raco tho lirat premium WAS Won by
Frank II, tho second by Ned S. stranger, and tho
third by George Sherwood. Time, 2;4Q54, 23DlI,
, 1875-09-23

SNsr#.t Utsx.1tch 4, fhe ch:ala irtauas,
poar Hunk, Aieh., bept, 21.-Dow:'-pfo} u
(}sweg&tchie. uqland. 0nolda, popton, Cumlnu.
dose. COLORADO, CoimorAut aud caAaott.
pF-Erops Arctic, Allno Huaith, I, ,. Hale
, 1875-09-23


pu11ApE1pnA, 6ep.. 22.-Tlu game Of cs'ckat
between tho philadelpaians and Urlish otticorH
waa won by tho forn,or, @lao to-day required but
81 runs to win, At the conclusion OF tho gauio
lis pl!aIe!phIAns had ou'y threa wicksts duwn.
, 1875-09-23
At WENCNA, MICH.

Srecfal NtRaldA q 7Fs ER'a1Ia 7fl60Hs,
EAsr 6AolHAw. Mich. Sept 22,-1l4u Camp
bell block Il Wenoua, 10 nllea bslow thta city.
toot lite about O'Clock .ais morning, ani WAS
dentroyud. 1t waa ownod by James Campbell,
ana Mus valued at $3,t0D Insured.
, 1875-09-23


Tho qusrtorly shoot for tho 0un.Club diamond
badge viii take placs al Tom Htagg'a grouuda TO-
morrow. Shooting w.ll confluence " uoqu.
, 1875-09-23
VeRMtLloH COUNTY, Ill.

!j<rta! Utspatth 10 The ChtfaQo Tribune,
DAsvILI.E, Ill, Sept, 23.-rhe falr, whiell yes-
terjaY looked Ia though 1t might bo tailuGe,
to.day takes on h moro prosperous look. and
entities come IN thick and fast aud this evening
llie entry backs show moro aptr;cA suailo than
e'er bo'ore in firmihon Eauuty. Tho weather
| Ia fayorAu1u.
, 1875-09-23

Mr. l'ugb, Of at. Lonis, is out with smother
clnllonge IN Ills attempt to find an autagouist
for Rlpasot,, 1'Elia time ho makes . SGT ut tue
Dions, uautng Oyrio drHt. aud offering thom =
,4stoh for al,0O0 OF $4,000 provided 1t DO played
In st. Louia. II 1'ugh don't watch out souac
body nil lsAo PIP ono of his chal alleugeannd waitz
Sloe son all arount. Still il be koaps Oil iustAt-
ing OIL playing in st. Louis. ho may be safo.
, 1875-09-23
PtTfsBURG OIL MARKET,

plrTagUHi, IA, hupt. 24.-l'elroloum quiet |;
crudo, 4l.7o1S@'l.76 Ut rarioSs; railned, 1914c,
IhllAteIph phla delivery.
, 1875-09-23

Every tt-op Of the sArsapnsillan Resolveut eoaEsS
c.tos tn5a ugh the Do.a sTeat nI'ne. I'D osh'I d,
tho wsssn. d tho body With no. md sunna a.:;1I
crofala AYpblIfs consumption. RtanalAr dtses.s nsi
ut,os para, n ae t,stern hos. oyes slfutoret, q
cases, era ton., fstae soses seald head rins~o Vi
rhoa',. q, 'ae'a; ache black sot; w91n. r. h tss
palulnl All ehstGos night swca! oss ut t,orn I'D u
wastea Of u fa principle, arc within tho cHrati!t n.y.
will prove to auy s:san sainx It. fo< e!thof lscAsh
ii ths pa ioat. datl5 Iocorn!na sr.uocd BY .herna
snd tneo1n 7sitou tas ts conanaatfy pr"Ese;s.as M ~
with ticx a,a cr.l maao rdn healthy 1)o01 1-snd Til :.
sagtarariiAt Eili aud does secnEr.'-a cura u stas
cal4nn. and coeads ID diminishing. tho lnss of 1a1
rs rcnairs .ii b4 rapid, and avcf1 sy the asat :!
tnri hlm,Hlf GyownR lett1r and s3EpnEor thu oad =.
Fe4tinR better, appets Improving. aud asah sad Esa
Not only docs tha ssrsapsrfllAn Heso1vent csttl u
know reed III Asants ln 10 Iur' 9f Ch!Hntc Ssfouns
foustuticnat, aud skin ti4eAaes. hut It IL tbs
Tive euro 5or
, 1875-09-23

New YoNk, SOFT. 21.--C. Y. 4. u. 6cbuyer,
sop 4 Co.. nholssssgsscsss, hare made ~ az.
stbuu1sAt.
, 1875-09-23

clHc!ssA1I. o.. supt.> GA Now Albany,
1nd., special hays, "reter Ducheit's mammoth
tsaule kseNely mas burned at o'clock this tuoxit-
, 1875-09-23
TIE 5ouTHERA Wan ENDED.

EAanyi1A.,. Tcnn., eepk. 22.-The railroad war
that llaa existed for several months III cutting
rates etc., lntWoon tho Southeastern 4 st.
Louis, i4ouisyil!a Il Nashville, anil Chat
tstuoga It 1T. Lo,s, VIII ancahly settloa to-
tlny. aud tho old rates. 60 Into eject to.mossow,
t4U I'D.
, 1875-09-23
AT TIE MINNESOTA peh!rsnT'ARY.
At DEXTER, MICH

9ptrat Q,spafth ~ Ihs Chfca4o Tribune.
AIM AAloa, Mich. Hert. ga al5,000 flro
destroyed tie eash and blind factory At Dexter
list night Of fhe!pa i Sill Bros; no insurance..
, 1875-09-23

uRooasr1sLE. Ia. Sept. GA number Of
prouinen. citize.,, embracing several hoavy
,ron aud cpal operators, met here. in Jefferson
Hall, today, to take action on she
projected lnu Of railroad lutnoon this
poit.t aud Mount Braddocxs. company
was organized By tho election Of q Board Of Di-
rsctors, with J. II. bowman. Of tllis citr, ah
President. and over 100000 worth Of stock rms
taken. Thts road will connect by tho south-
weatoru Pennsylvania Road. with ths Ponnsyl-
yabia Cenlrat, aud tie baltimore 4 Ohio
l,oala, AID will DO commenced nc1s voek.
, 1875-09-23
REDUCED RATES,

- ~ = HEUUEEU tn TES.
The illinois Central aud Chicago d North
Western lallross1a haye reduced tho ratea o.,
grain anl lour IRON Chicago to Dubuque, Dun
,et,,, and Ga1cna, AZ fol!pws: O1ai1,-0i3 rAte
.5c now rate, 20c. Flour-Old rate, 6Vo new
rate. 4Uc.
, 1875-09-23
FIRES.


!sntcfaI D,spalsh to Ihs Chicago Tribune.
KANSAS CRY, Mo-, Sept. 22.-Atout half-psht
, O'clock this morning destructive cont!asra-
tiou broke out in seeond-cla1s llosel called tho
Chicago House, opposite tho Union Depot III
this city. Tho Fire Department welo quickly Oh
lani but wore ntlab!o to eope surcomfuliy with
tho tlarles. aud, before thoy could bo uubtluesl,
tho st. James aud New York Hotels aud tho
Union Depot were totally destroyed. an un.
known man waa burned to tloatll in the st. James
iIptc!. His chartha 1en,ains woFs fouul ti,is
morning. All tho railroad tickets In tho Uniuu
Depot weEo lost. Tic baggage una Ha,.
senges cars wo1o oil saved. Had
tho The Department uHca tho city
water hydsants, tho Union Depot could have
been saved. and probably ono Ut tho hotels. YLa
total lQsH will be ub4r!y 45p, QUO, IN "cl. tLoEo
III INSURANCE amounting to 2b0ut 81, 0u1. a
temporary stynCtnIe Will ha al unca erGcttd fir
Tho use of tho travelling public, aud It ID to bo
hoped tlat lew derot suitable to tue wants Of
tho city will TO built on tho oid site.
At THE MINNESOTA PEh!TsnT,ARY
:s4tcttt DHysa:th IL The Chiauo Tribune.
BE. TAvL, Mipu., Sept. aa.-FIro broke out III
the Penteutiary workshop i At Saltwater ut about
o'clock this morning, and At oua tms slroatul.-
oil The entire buildings, l'ae conyicts. l15 in
number. wero put in readiness for removal. anu
preparations malo for tho worst. but by groa.
etlort thu tiro confined tu the shops, Aud tho
loEs will not s4ceed *5,00H.
, 1875-09-23

BpStdal U&sVAeh "a 18S CktfAQ9 FIP3HS.,
nKFRu1r. Mlch., Hspt y1.-Ths Ward vii! cAas to-
day brought out ~ stE1klug lontt, sns woss ossns
ths witnesses to tho will and tbs circumstances ahut
whtcL they were stgued, Involving the question ot
CAPT. Wards couputaney 70 lneks W! - W. nae.
Afternoon ths proponents Of the will 1sstsd shsE csse
, 1875-09-23

Roada, AID will DO commenced ne1f VoeA.
a YVES TERN FAST TRAIN.
KASHAs C1TY Eapt. 11.-Negotiation9 arn now
poniing between tho managers Of tho ct. 1ouIB,
Kansas City l. Northern Nallway and Thomas A.
sco.t for a, extension Of the fast tnala-trasn TO
kauaaa City and Omaha. II tho arrangement is
mGdo> train still rln hero from st. Louis 10
eight hourH.-ttx hours tcss than tho usItsl ti1no,
and bring tho New York matt hero In about
forty hn1Is.
THE EHtE.
A sccrcs meoting Ut Eric bondlIoldcra wnH
held iu Nov York on tho 21st, and tho following
alleged SUMMARY of Itcce;ver Jovc!ts statement
10 judge Spencer for june, July aud August
WAS re9d:
os.s ou u2.. a II, oso r4,a old aeois e. Is ,,ssaoo,
csssss Sis sesviesse ri sse 81 hsna asss sS
,tocSisn 5'2;",no ,aS' ro,,, :; ;ao7 nm
4qstoRMs.,.''. Hstio"" Aota3t.tt's."F'asoooH"
Total. ..47,novol
After long discussion OF tile ab0yo statement,
tho following resolutions werb adopted:
hs.o;rta, That foEecloruro suit Ds sumraEe1y be
INN by tho hfsh'nort9aao bon1iuers pfaael't u e@
t74tortd, That foreclosure suit he commenced by
the hotru Of the htrrn4 honds Of helr Representa-
t>yts present at tlifd nteug. waoto bona have now
tuatntud aud bare not been paid.
Iirsalttd. That slit ha brBnn by the Eonahnldefs
nir AtiY Of the other mortgages upon ~hlch dafallt
has becn .uade and who present At t!ia meeting
Rtsatrei, That assessuhut IN teyled tho honl-
holders of 81 per boni with ~hicl, to lrosnte theae
sa In to courts, and mat said assessment b paid to
thu treasurer chosen at thts meeting, TO 10 drawn
upon ~ tho Conltnltteo inay 'tlroet. 49,.
Rttotrcd, That the ,rs sRcous measures he taken
to place the road and its bnttnea In tho 4ands OF lts
equitable owners, shs bonlhollsrH. -....
Rtsalred, That thc Conlnitco authorize ]. Wordon
deIneY, their Attorney to rosau Charles 0Conor aud
Uextur a. Iawknt Afil aurt Other eminent counsel!
lE fhH JDttitAe deem necessary, to rlAl
theso suits to conclusion with All possible dispatch,
4 committee of 1yp wAs appointed to carry
out the objects OF tho meeting. Although 1t IL
claimed that about s. 300. .Duo Of tho drst antl
sccoud murtGaGe bondA woro represented At the
moosinG. yai tho affair ii looked upon a. M ef.
| fult TO bear tho stock.
, 1875-09-23

T.s1,r ard Apuo cnred Esr hfty eena. Tbers IL NJ.
.n4 y! osAss n,a.asos. '!!aH, .sastos Gphutd ys'
Naaw. - ne.dy Roiei. Fifty csn1 per botIs. *s@a
5od by Dsuxetsta
The Leavenworth weekly times. [volume] (Leavenworth, Kan.) 1870-1880, 1875-01-21
LOOKS VERY BAD.

The presence Of Mrs. Tilton and Mrs.
Beecher in the courtroom where the has
band of the ore is accused of an infamous
crime, and the other As his alleged accom-
plice, has somewhat surprised the public.
OF course il is understood that when the
jury see Ms. Baecher on apparently friend
ly terms with Mrs. Tilton, they viii inter
pref it as evidence that the former has per-
fect confidence in her husbands innocence.
Is it worth while, however, merely for the
possible effect which such an exhibition
may have, to subject these women to the
torture of hearing the speeches of Mr.. TIL
tons counsel, and of lis,ening 10 The revolt
ing testimony which is in~eparab!e from any
effort to prove the crime of adultery! To
be publicly pointed out as the paramour Of
Mr. Bcecher must he more bitter than
death to Mis-. Tilton, while Mrs Beecher
can hardly listen to The testimony on the
side of the plaintiff without undergoing the
keenest suffering. The New York Gupkic
thinks it is, OF course, natdral that in this
desperate fight Mr.. Beecheris lawyers should
leave no weapon uniricd that may aid their
client, but they ought to know that the pub
lie sense of decency ia outraged by the pres
ence Of these women in the couri-noom. The
pres has no right to attempt 10 influence
public opinion n to the merits of a case
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LOUISIANA,

When iyst the news reached the North
rid Of a few Vel. who had no legal right to
seats in that b. dy, by Federal general,
the Democratic press of the country, SYM
path; ing with the White Leaguers, who
suprr. ted them at the polls, raised terri
BILE ~. wi over the event. pf course this
W 10 be expected, but many reliable jour
az also joined in The cry. We said, then
at they would soon change and that when
reliable reports from Louisiana were receiy-
ed, they would acknowledge their mistakes
and uphold President Grant and General
Sheridan in their efforts 10 maintain peace
and order in unfortunate Louisiana.
The Chicago Tribune, which, at first, was
disposed to censure Grant, now approves OF
the course of the Administration. The
New York Times is anoth her evidence that a
leading newspaper can be deceived by false
dispatches. The Chicago Times, 4. Demo
cra.ic organ, acknowledges that something
must be done to punish these rebels, banded
together as White Leaguers. And our dis
patches yesterday morning also iuinish adj
ditional facts for the perusal OF those who
think that Sheridan has done wrong.
The Mississippi Legislature is the only
body oi men who have ihus far passed
resolutions expressing their sentiments,
that seems 20 comprehend this mater. All
the rest have been carried away in The ex-
element OF the hour, and will soon roget
their ACTON
The Leavenworth weekly times. [volume] (Leavenworth, Kan.) 1870-1880, 1875-01-21
WE HOPE The REVIVAL WILL DO GooD

We do earnestly hope The present revival
will have good effect upon the proiessed
foliowe OF Chris. We hope it will make
them moe liberal toward their fellow men.
That ii will have tendency to soiten their
hears to the end that in their worldly
tranSae. ions hey viii not b. 50 exactins-
50 intent on always making sharp trade
When We see a dealer in tax titles get up
and talk about The love of Jesus; when we
hear The man of Two per cent. month talk
about being thankful for what God has given
him; when We see men who have grown
rich by approp 'ia;ing other peoples money
when We hear men who are almost daily
guilty of slandering their neighbors, and
basely lying about them, praising God,
We must be excused for being
little skeptical. We want to
see men grow better; TO have more chart
ty for their brethren; to have more love,
more soul, more humanity, more justice. and
to do right towards all.
We want less preaching Of Christianity
and more OF the practical works OF life.
No less love 10 God but more love for our
fellow-men.
We hope all who take part in these re-
Eg;ous meetings VIII be be.ier men aud
women in The fu.ure than in .he past
The Leavenworth weekly times. [volume] (Leavenworth, Kan.) 1870-1880, 1875-01-21
COMPULSORY EDUCATION.

To the Learenrorth Delegation, and all those Il
ut0m Il may concern:
Permit me to call atten, ion to the com.
pulsory clause in he education law of oul
State by which all children are compelled
to attend school, at least Twelve weeks in
year, unless Excused by the proper au
thorities." This whole system OF compul
sorry education is part and parcel OF deep
laid scheme 10 extend the sphere OF tn.
public schools Already twelve States have
adopted the compulsory education law
There Is no Use in concealing the fact thai
there is a system in the whole scheme; Pro
testant preachers are at the bottom OF it
which proves with a small minority eS
cepted, the tendency of the past Legislation
wherein the interest of force and cenfraliza
lion. For instance, permit once the S,ais
to enter The family, and 10 say to that fam
lily, GLOW do you regulate your family al
fairs with regard 10 your children" that
puts an end to all individual liberty, when
The Sale can enter family and drag out
The child, and send him or her to prison
simply because the parents will not send
them 10 school then, alas, good bye 10 per
sonal freedom in America And vet, TIL.
law can be enforced in twelve Of the State,
in this boosted land of freedom. Let u,
protest against this unjusii6able invasion Of
our individual freedom, the freedom Of our
homes, the freedom Of the parent 10 rais<
he child As he Dleasfs. sir The child does