The Leavenworth weekly times. [volume] (Leavenworth, Kan.) 1870-1880, 1876-12-28

isngth, his testimony occupy n, aeariy six
hour. Ia conciueinn. ne -t.,- 10 Sea at'r
McD,naid, that hobert Ga.wa q menu Der
OF the State C,ntrat Committee, had been
killed with. e pat ies days, Just b. on
the city Did MT know whether politics
dad anything 10 do wiih it, and thoug1t
that great naus humicides Committed IN
The State hat nu connection with politics
a. charged. he Committee then ad-
journed.
WAR CLOUD.
The Republicans are already taking steps
to prevent the DemC Gratis from getting pos
session OF the State House, and have bar
ricaded all the windows and door, except
two principal entrances, and have placed a
guard # Metrop Titan police there. The
+ publicans say the Democratic mo
gramme ia TO- Wiltz, the Democratic csndt-
date for Lieutenant Governor, T., take Dos
session of the Senate chamber, which has
already been guarded sg,inat, and that,
failing in Ihis, The next -tep wiil te 10 organ
ize Democratic SrnaIe in another build
Ing This Cannot be accomplished, AZ there
are six Democratic Senat. who will not
consent to this, and the result will be that
Gen. Nichols will -im ply be inaugura,ed,
and then go home
n,y.c,S, ,vSr,,,oxv
\ special from Shreveport, - night, says
the House sub-comm ttee there, a.t-r ex-
smining several witnesses from BJsler AMI
Webster parishe-, placed two cplored Re-
pub leans on the stand who gave Damaging
te-tjmo' against certain citiz-ns in De~ota
Pn'one o' Nhon gave t'e name Oh nis Gun
P'".' aith Nhoni ne was ~iHns 'o'
'"A'' Vi TIC crop VINO CON- Peiiea hiui %
LEAvI THE PLACE
,,. ~,
sb,sv.nor. M, bsf. y. o.. CO., .,,ba,-
ed, and IA never been abl, TO get a .ettle-
ment, although be has applied u a iu-tIce
of the peacc ard a laryer at Mansfield.
The latter told him 10 20 10 the damned radi-
Gals If he wanted anytning. Il VA clearly
proved that the returns from \ Ikins' b,I,
in B,sier parish, thrown GU; b. the return
ing board,
WERE IRREGULAR
-
o.. -
officer. eonduetiay the sIsc,;on
,ur sru.co.x
Lit IN .+fLlI mi Il
SUNDAY morning. and will return ON the -
of January.
DISSATISFIED.
A ,,r,ba. 81 p.,,oo,.,, ho,o A.,
isfied with the result of the investigation
and il il generally admitted that Csddo
parish was carried overS helmingiy by the
Republicans. The Democrats have wasted
a great deal of time in irving TO prove
that it was not done fairly.
Regarding W.b-ter parish. the action of
the returning board has been clearly sus-
tanned
SETTLED.
TaLIAHAssEE. December 26,-C;oyerno-
Stearns SAYS the decision Of the Supreme
Court settles the election question in this
state, and he has advised the canvassing
board to obey the orders of the court. The
Secretary OF state, McLinn, has notified
The other members of the board 10 meet in
his Office at II o'clock tomorrow, to can
vass, according TO the courts mandst'.
The
SENATE COMMITTEE
has concluded its labors herr. and left for
Jacksonville TODAY.
cpovrp
Cav E.,xc,sco Dso.,,ho- a. e.
Grover of Oregon left for Wasbing,on This
evening
ApEr1r1oy
co ~ nL,.
VI. u :. ", De ~ -. ihe Pe-
..,on " .ae .uPee - T; Io'e ."e
4-o a : p U " ue e"
%s. ds' 'It =. w. ~,
1i,, voc $4,000 'o u'e WI"
refus;pg tho motion IN ramona tho c,s, 10
the United States Circuit Court, under the
act OF Congress oil 1910.
FOREIGN GOVERNORS.
JospoS D.cembar 26-Tbe "D,iIv
Ssxsr C,nstaD,iDople sp, ci,I s,xs ,b,, ac-