The Leavenworth weekly times. [volume] (Leavenworth, Kan.) 1870-1880, 1876-06-22

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| judiciary committee "a follows.
nave Just read IN the New 1ofS
r - .S1nlaihpg ocou evidence aooui
oJ onc 'faI'Sic'ions, AMI can Iuiiy cor
E:'S never gave Blaine any rof
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wonIJ Gladly enm,. home .nJ - -,
can make affidavit to hi. efi,.c, .nJ nail
II Il desired | am sorry ,bat an,
not able to go personally before
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glad 10 forward them under oath. The
charges are so void of foundation, that |
have no fear of their doing YOU any perma-
nent injury, and hope that YOUR persecu-
tors will be able TO show As clear a record
as your own in connection with the Little
Rock x +. 5. railroad.
| TSigned.l Yours faithfully,
| JOSIAH Caldwell"
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our AT noon lo-nay. me uiol@ ho,ei an.
TDo"' .Hen's nre uHei' were pulu
Two OF 'hree h'ss were io,,; NO running
properly ua.iiaSeu' lhoush maze Nare!oes
TorA ar, are IN great danger ior the unie'
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WHERE'S THE MAN!
KANSAS CITY, june l9.-Jim Gallagher,
m ~ ,a 81, H., 'I ~, ,oa ~, 1 nan
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FIGHT AND SUICIDE.
Times correspondent sends the par
ticulars of tragedy at Buckner, twenty
miles from this city. On Sunday, William
Sullivan. OF Independence, attacked a man
named Roberts with a knife and stabbed
him in the left arm, severing 4 small artery.
Roberts was taken home after being arrest
ell, where he secured a razor, and making
an excuse TO cut some wood in the yard, he
drew the razor across his throat from ear
to ear. He will die. Ii is supposed that
he was insane.
NOMINATIONS.
WASHINGTON. ID. C. June 2O.-The Pres
ident to-dhy sent the following nominations
IN the Senate. Las A. Williamson. of
Iowa. Commissioner of the General Land
Office: W. L. Wilson. of Minnesota, Sur
yeyor General of Minnesota,
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blulord wilson. Soiicitor OF the treasury
department, sent IN ms resishatioh 'o-uay'
10 take elect July Isl.
| A MESSAGE.
The President to-day sent a message TO
the Senate and House of Representatives
res,ect;no the extrad;tion treaty. with Great
Britain After stating at length the pro-
visions Of the treaty. and criticising the
,c,;on t,Eep nv the British cover, ment in
,Ls WinsIow and Rrept cases the President
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ar with extreme re ret that | am now
called mon To announce To Won that her
N,;e.,v'. government has finally released
both III these fuoitives (Winslow and BrentJ
and set them at liberty. thus emitting TO
comnlv with the proyisions and require
ments Of the treaty under which the extra
dition Of fugitive criminalsi il made between
the two governments. The position thus
taken bv the British government, if adhered
10 capno, but be regarded az an abrogation
and annnllmen. of The article in the treaty
on e,tradit,on- Under these circumstance.
il will mot in INV Judgment. comport with
| the dianity or respect Of this government to
make demands upon that government for
| the surrender of the criminals. nor entertain
any reonisition Of that character from that
government under the treaty. 1t will be
c,nse Of deem reoret IL the treaty.
which has been thus beneficial in its prac-
teal operation, which has worked so well
and so efficiently. and which, notwithstand-
ing the exciting and, at times, violent poiit-
ical disturbances oil which both countries
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ment demands. under its act of Parliament.
Should the attitude OF the British Govern