The Leavenworth weekly times., 1876-01-27
MiSFoRTUNEs, ETC.
GONE To HUNT TWEED.

DCl-nN Iopuary .1-Thp evening papSrS
i,IEi = " h;'ai:-,,ro, agsc,;n'. II Wins
VIII Iu, ~, i.nwn ;on-n,I;s, and ,ol;,ician
~ .D1 L,own .. ono 81 m. rr;ncipsI owners
aS a ~ ..n,;I, 49,, apd .Rn.ton Post
u. -, :, =, L..I;ay,I e,,ber Of these
80. ,ra ,eac,.d no his transactions which
fa r-a 49,. com;n,, 70 I;,ht Notes amonn,irg
20 e. OOO neeofia,ed ~ one National bank
-, W;nsiou .r.. Ir,wn IN hear f.rvel en-
Sa-S.r,an,. - Dst,iIs Of the alleged
forgsr;..s hv him. published BY the
aIe,,-,.I y renresep, that il il esti-
n'.,eJ ,,,t the total amour. of DIS
l'''s,,a3 ,,a,,.r i..r.,d INV him must he in
~ I1io oon bni wbe,ber the en-
Ja,,. 30 oa,,;n.. or not c,npo, he
Io.:S :. s,.,aa ,b,, W;nslow
II -: -. ,.,, s.SawsD I,s, wask
S~:iiA Sou me .e.' .'a,a.,aJ Co. /, u,;r;.,er and
InaI " "I.rIa;n in two ,eg;ment. durinu
the war. He was also chaplain in the na-
w, and has since ofliCiated in several
churches. He was formerly publisher Of
"Zion's Herald" and was q member Of tLs
legislature in 1873, 1874 and 1879. He
lett last Thursday, accompanied by his
family, for parts unknown. 1t is said that
before his disappearance he made several
eno''' W :" ~ or;o. - \.
was threatened with exposure
Some private parties, it is said, had fully
SlOO 600 worth of Winslow's paper, large
proportion OF which, it is feared, is worth
less, and the total amount OF paper issued
b. him is stated by the Herald to be
$50, 600. Some papers say it is quite
probable that he has systematically car.
ried on the business Of forgery, endeavor,
ING to lake up forged payer with other
worthless notes, until driven TO the wall.
The journal" has information from re-
liable sources that Winslow, with his fam
ilv- sailed for Brazil las: saturday. No ef-
foris have vet been made to arrest him, OIL
discover his movements. II will require
several days to fully disclose the extent ol
his rascalities, as several banks outside Oi
Boston are said to have been yictimized.
rau,,, w;u
LArhk-I ne heran
staie .hal among ure p.n , go
whose haIies are 3T ins par sd
or o'hsr"I, arc Scn e n,.a III
wv L. ooa Molse, .ol SJo,Oo. ~ - -
ior ~',Vo', a'" 'h". WIG ~ T;aA,au a.
ioIged anu eenu ,I u uL " onn"o -"N
heio a. security II ie'''n ~'o'''''
MURDER AND RkrRIBUTIoS.
c,, I.os- -Th..c:.,.,,s,,,
cSas,..,an cSS,TE TE v. .,-c;.l ~ Tho,oa.
n;aa" s"I W.. n~1Isr h.d =. .,,.,c.,;or
~ ItN'ee .'u 49, ~ IL. -,
80 Es,.-,. a. 80 1o-,;rh,
IT,: " n'ois aLa,' 81 80
a.I, r. 'en. Iaa - - % -, r D,,a I .n.S.1ad
M M;.a .no ,.ucl u h; .;,h = tn;t. =, ,bf in~s,
n..s g ~. -. .av..;.% ,ha ;usrls, vs;n
r. RnO,sr ..;,eJ ~ ;,s,rm,,sn, = - 10, linn
inc boo,s and fsIlsd H;nes 70 the ynnund
nsol.v 3;eJ .hon, an ho,r .f,s1wa,d,
u;ne. IL in i,;I -s 100
The case Of Dawson and Esiep, charged
with the murder of Lee, several days ago
was called in court at Charleston, to-day
| Counsel for prisoners consumed the day in
arguing for change Of venue, on account
| of popular excitement against the prison
err in charleston. The Judge re-ervsd hi,
decision until tomorrow. The court houss
and yard we're filled with anxious people, 3
majority Of whom are citizens Of Camp
bells Creek, where the murder was com
\ mIttf0.