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The Leavenworth weekly times., 1876-07-20

The Sioux question may come to have
a diplomatic a well as a warlike side.
While preparations are making to over
come the Sioux by military force, the Cana-
dian journals have started the inquiry,
what shall be done with these Indians if,
when defeated, they cros the line and
plant their feet on British soil? The
American Consul At Winnipeg thinks q
treaty should be entered into to meet this
case, and predicts trouble otherwise.
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MEDICAL.


"Eear, for I will sneak Of exceileus
pcss's rllaasI-Tis s:sat ve.e,.nle Pal.
Desfr0yc-. Has been in use over thirty
years. and for cleanliness and prompt c0rs-
tive virtues cannot be excellcd.
sHli oREN.-Ns family can afford to be without
Fond's Extract. Accidents, Bruises,
CcItusions, Cuts, Sprains, are relieved
sinost instantly by external application.
Promptly relieves pains or Burns, Scaidss
HIcoriafiens, Chnfags, Old S"ses,
goi.-, Ee,ons. Corns, etc. Arrests In
Stmaton, rednrcS sweli;rgs, stops bleeding,
srrsir wsssss.ys. sses,ons and hsa,s raRai
1.-The back dioins, ,fulfne-s and pressrgpa;n
~ ths head. nausea, vertigo.
III iEJeoaahgA it has no eqnal. All kinds Of n:-
ceratieus TO which ladies' are subject s-e
p1npt,y cused. Fuller Gesails n boos .c-or,-
panying each bottle.
HsS-b'ind or blee,iing-rnee. promp. rsref
and ready cure. No case. however chr O.ic os
ohs.irs;e, can long resist its resalarus-
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HSsks e.s4sss.-lt has no equal for PERI y
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cihc. II has saved hGndreds OF lives when
ether remedies failed to arrest bleeding fro.i
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EErucsc &C ~ alike r,leyrd, and often y =
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with roa2's EStrac: CT Nitch Hazel rrvs
Ctnmend II IN tEeiE prac: re. We have letters 4
cczlmeHisrIuIi from hundreds of PhysiciG.s,
many of whom order i: io- Use IN their o. !
V-SctCe In addition ~ the foregoing, ~ v
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~ mauE cr Of skin diseases.
GS!ieI uSE.-PeECye~ Soreness, Esuchacs-,
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AID p:npifs. II Tr-!'~s. i.Uilcruss and r.s-
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Street E.iiruadsand first hOrsemen IN New
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Tue genuine article hes the words Ponds sy-
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tEe GrlY pers"-- living who ever knew how
40 oprepare II properly. Refuse all other pre-
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tllS 0i this cOfnfry and Europe.
f!sicsf EH0 USES ef Poso's EXTRACT,
Pcas's KIaSsI agssss!, S. naIdei,
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TIE attention Of onr readers d called to
IN article in another column from the Be-
lot Gsaass which may explain the cause
Tor tie stzuag couns punued BY d. L.
Paln9. Some powerful influence has
vro1ght this voaderfal change in him else
b has surely Let his reason.
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FINANCIAL.
THIS WEEKS ISSUE SENT FREE.

Contains Pictorial illustrations of Bulls and Bears
Also. full and compie Q instructions hos 10 ope-
rate In ssoeks and stock Privileges. Capital hits
md su sgesuoas. ALo, . lis, OF Valuable Premi-
u1s =, Clu,n. "send for -.
1CC3WAxTER 4 CO., Bankers and Brokers'
=. .. box ssi7. 101 Wall ST., New fork. City
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IlnIr0 FOR LADIES only. t5enilcmcn
IhUl1Os reed not applv) send 3 three g. NJ
stamps and learn SECRET every lady, mar
riei or single, shou DDs5ess- Address MS
JennieJonnson Lock Box ass, Proyid-n nee, Il. I.
mays dim w3rn
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Col W. A. Phillips, Washington, D. c.
There is considerable matter in the fore
going communication, which does not i'm
mediatily pertain to the subject under con-
alteration, but We publish the letters COM
plete, in order to avoid any appearance of
having gsrbled them ard further. for the
purpose of showing the public that Mr.
Palmer acted wisely in deleeating some
body else to act for him, as he evidently
did not know what he wanted to do himself.
A few days ago We received communi-
cation from Mr. Palmer, enclosing "ca!l,"
(which he very politely requested us to
publish for q convention to be held at =
date several days prior to that 6xed upon
BY the committee, and accompanied with
the following note:
JEWELL CnY, Kan, July 10, 1876.
Col d. r Anthony, Leavenworth, Kan
sae. Dear Sir: In accordance With the earn
eas request Of . majority Of the Repobliean
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SymDtoms of a Diseased Liver.

DYSPEPSIA AyD sIcK HEADACHE.
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Board met pursuant to adjournment.
Present-Full Board.
At the request of sundry parties the mat
ter OF acting upon the Gaiser road was post
woned to the next regular meeting.
On motion OF Mr.. Richards the Clerk
pas instructed to advertise for propo-
sails to furnish beef at the poor house, said
bids to be opened on the first Monday in
August, At IL O'Clock NJ
A proposal for beef was presented, and on
motion ordered returned unopened
In the mntter Of the county printing
Parties interested in the printing con-
tract being present, the matter was taken
up, and the following communication was
presented and read
LEAvHSwok1H, KAN, July IL, 1876.
To the Board Of County Commissioner:
GKSrLnES 1t having been suggested
to me that the publication of the proceed
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ing- of the County Board ought to he in
both the daily and weekly editions OF The
TINES, l hereby agree that | will publish
said proceedings In both issues Of TsE
TINES for the said price of two cents per
lire in case the advertising ia awarded to
Iue.
The bid l. awarded so a. 10 be five cents
per line weekly. Respectfully,
D. K. ANTHONY.
After the above communication was read
and Mr.. Embry heard in the matter, Mr.
Lucas moved that the hearing of evidence
be closed, and the Board reserve its decision
until to- O-inorrow-motion adopted.
Mr.. NanWinkle moved that the bidders
have until tomorrow at 10 o'clock A. NJ to
rewrite their bids and hand them to Mr..
Eichards-motion adopted.
The following roads were ordered opened,
upon the reports of the viewers:
Bishop roads, No. / ard ,
Muncie road
Paupport road.
Edgeil road, and S25 damage allowed.
The following viewers were appointed
upon road petition:
Ga petition J. V. O'Kane.
A. G. Cogswell.
Jos Cheatwood.
q. n. Piper.
On petition of W. c. NJ. Dalton.
q. Markham.
l.. Usher.
A Nsbor
Adjournment.
On motion, the Board adjourned until 10
90 a.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1876-02-16
Meeting OF Navy Yard WOrkmen
Last Night.

A meeting OF workmen and others inter-
ested in the Washington navy yard was held
last night at Odd Fellows hall, near the
yard. Mr.. Johannis Watson presided, and
Mr. Richard Emmons was elected secretary
pro tenn.
The president said IL was reported that a
delegation are here from Baltimore for the
purpose of inducing the Secretary of the
Navy 70 send work from this yard to Bal
timore-work on the Wyoming and Nipsie
MI. EmmODS said the laboring men of
Eastern Washington should do something
10 Keep work here. There were vessels al
the yard needing repairs; they could do as
good Work on them at this yard as could be
done elsewhere. 1t is reported that as soon
as these vessels are afoat they will be sent
10 nelghbor1Dg city 10 finish the work.
The Washington workmen want work: they
need II TO keep their families from suffering,
and they should appoint committee TO
wait on the proper parties and have the
Work retained here TO prevent the catas-
trophe which will surely fall on them unless
they are successful.
Mr.. George Keithly said he was not an
employe In the yard, but his interests were
Identical with them, for every working man
OF East Washington had an interest in the
promptly, and the sooner they moved In the
matter the better.
Mr.. Hardesty moved that committee OF
seven be appointed TO carry out the object OF
TIE meeting, and he suggested that they be
selected from men out of employment.
The motion was adopted and the follow
Ing were selected: George Keithly, Edward
Mckenna, Johannis Watson, Jos. =. Mar
TIN, VIM. Stevens, j. n. Minnix and VIM.
Gates.
The meeting adjourned subject to the call
of the chairman.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1876-02-16

COAL AND GAS CHEAPENING-Theg great
coal combination finds the trouble OF arriv-
Ing at any general tariff for the coming year
Increasing, the Pennsylvania company, Tom
Scotts, being in full rebellion, while the two
large Lackawanna companies are intracta-
Die. In the mean time, dealers are being
caught all over the country with great
stocks OF coal on hand, which they have not
been able to sell, and the lightning of bank
ruptcy has "struck" at numerous points, the
past week. A moving OF stock is thus neces-
STATED, and the pressure TO sell has alread =
preclp1tated quite reduction in price
throughout New England. Carriers, as well
as middle men and first hands, share the
general modesty, and we understand that
TIE Boston and Albany railroad is prepar-
Ing, under new arrangement with the Del
aware and Hudson canal company, to "cutu
the New York road about so cents on present
rates. This is an important movement and
likely to contribute IN no small degree TO the
revival OF industry in interior New England
The price of gas Goals, by the way, has been
fixed at reduction OF so cents from 1874 in
the New York market, the saving being
mostly on freights. II is reported at Boston
that the price OF gas is TO be reduced TO - p
per thousand, and a fanciful rumor credits
the gas companies with plan to borrow a
million dollars at 3 per cent and corner the
petroleum market. Gas in New England is
estimated TO have been supplemented by
Kerosene to the extent of 80 per cent.-(Spring-
neld Republican.
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GEORGETOKN.

TIE GEoRGBTowN MASONIC CHOIR gave
their annual concert last evening in the
new sci ooi building, and despite the buster
Ing night many were present Donch's band
furnished Instrumental music. while the
choir rendered several well selected part
songs The solos were rendered by Mrs. Il.
4. crosby, Miss Flynn, Mr.. Widney, aud
Mr.. Morsell. This latter gentleman il quite
young, yet possesses a tenor voice of rae
quality and deserves the test teaching
which, judging from his method at prese q /,
he DOES not seem 10 have had. To have so
me voice lost TO our musical circles woulf
indeed be unfortunate, when tenors are so
much neeced. Under a gooa instructor, Mr.
Morsen will be able 10 attain a high position
as vocalist The concert was very enjoy
able throughout.
SCCCESSFUL.-At the recent Centennial
tea party, given by the colorei people OF
Georgetown, for the benefit OF the General
hospital, the. proceeds amounted 10 SIl3,
which sum was turned over 20 the treasurer
OF the hospital. The colored people now
propose TO make permanent Organization
for benevolent purposes among their own
people.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1876-02-16

PENALTY OF OVER CRowDING CARS
The courts have administered another re-
buke to our city railroad monopolies for
over crOwd1ng their cars. On the 18th of
March John CHINA took passage on q Sec
ond Avenue railroad car. Every seat in the
car being occupied he stood on the rear plat
form. Near Fifth avenue there is switch
which somehow got displaced, causing the
car To deviate from its natural course. The
sudden turning and joltlng of the car threw
CHINA from the platform, causing injuries
Suit was brought by Martin CHINA, his
father, against the company for 50 900 dam
ages, the statutory Limitation in such cases
The case was tried yesterday before Judge
Donahue, holding supreme court circuit.
The defence was cOntrioutive negligence,
but the jury thought the railroad company
was in measure responsible, as they
brought in verdict for $4,000 in favor of che
plaintiG-IN Y Herald 18Th
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~Several people were frozen to dea

HSeveral people were frozen to death
during the recent blizzard" in Minnesota.
1Our crowded cars give steady employ
ment to Geo pickpockets.-lN y Paper
~John White, of Rox borough, Pa, com
mitted suicide yesterday by hanging him
SELF He had been little deranged of late.
DAll the members of Count Won Arnin's
family has concurred in a petition TO the
Emperor of Germany for his pardon.
H-Charles Dudley Warner tells of a Mons
young man who boasted that he taught a
Sunday school class of young ladies', every
one OF whom wore six buttoned Kid gloves,
nF-A Mrs. Barbara Holmes has Just been
awarded 50, 0o0 for damages by the death on
her husband, killed by train On the II anni-
bal and 81. Joseph railroad.
~ When the horses drawing the fire en-
eines At Buffalo rush out their toe-corks
rush Oh, and things come to a stop. It Is
supposed that the department blacksmith is
trying new sort OF cement.
ga young lady of Austin, New, who has
been for some time wrestling with the proh-
lem OF O suitable costume TO wear a. the
coming masquerade, on being askei by a
friend what she intended to wear on In AZ ne
cssioD, replied: sob, bother! / can't thin
OF good costume 10 wear, so don't th,nx 4
shall wear anything" The winter has been
very severe In Neyada.-I Chicago Tri5ate.
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The Hogg Family ut the Theaters.

ny Dear AStdT: Can you suggest TO the men
occupying the orchestra chairs in the thea
tiers some other place for their feet or knees
than in the back OF the lady who may chance
TO sit In front OF them? On Monday night
my enjoyment of Martha was utterly
marred by man just back of me who planted
his knees against my chair and iCObbLed &c
during the entire opera. My chair quivered
and shivered and my back was thumped and
bumped. until j longed TO turn about and
address him In language more fOrcible than
polite. When Kellogg particularly pleased
him was kicked, and when he applauded
1nvoluntarfly leant forward lest my head be
caught between his gigantic hands. At the
close OF the performance was so dizzy from
the rocking OF my chair that could scarcely
stand. Is there no relief? Men who can't
sit upright In the space given them should
stand In the outside fringe OF interesting
youths who go the opera because it is lust
the thing, or they should take the front row
OF chairs, and when they want 10 kick or
otherwise gyrate with their feet, go for the
base violin, or the French horn ar tue fiutist;
but Tor PHYS sake spare the ladies.
GIROFLF.
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THE CANAL INvESrIGATIoN.-The un-
fairness that characterizes the canal inyesti-
gatlon is a surprise TO us, we admit, and we
admit it sorrowfully. To shut out ali fnouIrv
that might by any possibility lead 10 an un-
pleasant exposure; to PROFOUND only such
questions 10 witnesses as are suggested by
lect TO summon any witnesses but those sug-
gested by German and Bannon, is not the
way TO secure fair and honest inquiry into
the management Of the canal Ctns6eTldIld
TIMES. Dem.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1876-02-16

ANOTHER BROOKLYN PASToR-The Rev
William Wolfe, a German Presbyterian
clergyman who has preached in Hackensack
but who lately has lived at Isl 10th street
brooklyn, was before Justice Delmar vester-
cay morning accused of assault. He had
separated from his wife, whom he had mar
req IN Hackensack, and was living alone
lie old not prosper TO suit him, and he
sought bis wife 10 induce her return and live
Win him. This she refused 10 do, and there
were loud aud angry words between them
MIS-. W olfe was so mortified by his conduct
mat she changed her boarding place from
Battle 10 WykOn street. soon he called ON
her there, aud the angry scene was repea ted.
Mrs. Wolfe then removed 10 III Bergen
street, and on Saturday Mr.. Wolfe cal ed on
her again. When in the midst OF another
taiK, Mrs: VOTES mother inteTferei, il is
alleged, struck her on the arm with an
umbrella. The black and blue mark male
by the blow was shown in the courtroom
yesterday. The case was adjourned. Wolfe
says that his wife is the Gauss OF ali the
trouble-iN. y. Sun, 18Th
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ga portion OF the New York Old Guard
will leave on steamer to-day for Charles
ton, s. c., to participate In the celebratI on
OF Washington's birthday.
eYIf the $500 risked at faro by Tax Collac-
tor Fuller, of Central Colorado. had wop. he
would have been able tosq uars his accounts:
but he lost, and has been arrested as a de-
faulter.
9-"Dirt, Death, and the Devil" was the
title OF lecture recently delivered I'm Peoria
The Transcript of that city seems TO tut nix
that the lecturer knew all about the first
topic, If he didn't abont the other two.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1876-02-16

TWICE LAcERATED BY A GIANT POWDER
CAP.-A young daughter OF Mr.. Wilson,
In singular manner the other day. She had
been playing with giant powder cap, when
ltexpioded, severely tnjuring her hand, and
wnen a young man In her fathers employ
Tor a supposed bullet, a piece of the cart,
ridge TO which some illuminate still ad-
hered, on account OF being damp, exploded
ner.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1876-02-16

TWO YOUNG GIRLS PoIsoNED.-Mary
Matthews, OF Market street, and Julia DaY.
OF so Halsey street. Newark, were arrested
yesterday on charge OF wilIful misdemeanor
In giving peppermint lozenges containing
arsenic to Emma j. and Julia c. Day, ged
Twelve and ten years. The complaint is
MADE by Mrs. Emma j. Day, of pa Eighth
avenue, who says that the children ate the
loZeDges and became very sick, aud were in
danger ofdying. The two girls were admit
15lH. ''
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tn. Buffalo linn W.,er.

The extraordinary curative DO wers o. these
Waters IN the Pecllls0r Diseases OF y0r.ca: IN
affections O. the Urinary Orvoas: In D1Jspepssd
and in Cory and RheuaGtic Arectso1s "a
vouched .or by some OF the best medlca
Kidwell & Son, 1851 street; Charles Stott 4
Co. $50 Pennsylvania avenue, Wash ingfon,
ID. C.; Fickllng & WEIGH. II High street
Georgetown, u c.; and F.. s. Leabea ter a
Bro, So Fairfax street, Alexandria, Va
~Pamphlets can be had OF the houses.
THOMAS T. GooDE, Proprietor,
1a,i,m&w,e. Buffalo Lithia Springs, Va
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LOVES RAPID PINIoNs.-He arrived at
Cuthbert, Ca, late Saturday evening, ana
LOOK quarters at the hotel on Sunday morn
ing; He called at the college to see the girl
he had seen but once before, and popped the
question. He then returned to town, and by
the assistance of the hotel man hunted up a
merchant, purchased clean shirt, procured
two horse buggy, went pack TO the college,
TOOK In bis intended, drove IL miles to the
town of Lumpkin, obtained the consent Of
her parents, procured his license, married
The girl OF his choice, and returned TO Cuth-
bert, q miles, all the same daV
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THE C0URTR.

CIRCUIT CoURT-Judpe Oufter.
Yesterday, Hosmer agt. Rosne, executor;
Too day, Riley agt. Allen; uon-suit New
Kirk cgt, Hubball; verdict FOR plaintiff Gill
man agt. McGhan; verdict for plaintiff,
and Georgetown Tailroad-action for dam
ages received by falling Off car in 1874 al
legged to have been the result of carelessness
by defendant; on trial.
CRIMINAL CoURT-,JihlJc Mac A5-ihis
To-day, James Rel. larceny; fined SIS
Dan Sullivan, selling liquor; judgment ar
fiImed; sos; frank King, tapping sewer
do. VIM. Burk, unlawful bar, room; do
Sos. Edward Roach, disorderly, 1.-TWO cases:
nolle pros. James A. Conner, violating
building regulations; Judgment affirmedj
guilty Peter Miller, selling liquor; guilty:
fined $50. VIM. Lowering, unlawful bar;
guilty; fined slo5. Henry Schwelr, disorder
Iy; not guilty.
POLICE CoURT-Jmlge Shell
To day, James Moore ,disorderly; forfeited
John Hoffman, do; do John Hayden pro.
fha family do or Sh hss f. warner yagrancy;
and boisterous; as. George Davis Indecent
exposure; forfeited. George Bowman was
charged with unlawfully keeping a bar
-Four colored women testified 10 getting a
five cent drink and dividing it, and a col
Ured man to getting liquor several times
but on cross examination he got confused
and the court remarking that they would
make an average he stepped aside. On the
part OF the defence witnesses testified that
they would not believe the women on oath
and "all Hell's Bottom knew them" Toe
judge was quite severe in commenting on u
Csc and gave judgment for SIPS fine. Cat.
arine Bailey was charged with keeping an
u lawful bar: -Four hard looking white men
apre AIRED against the defendant, who Aeeps
store on the 7th-street road, near the toll
gate; they testified to taking about one hun.
hundred fve-cent drinks at her store within
the last three months. Officer McGray tes-
tified' that he served the warrant on defen-
dant yesterday, and found four men there
drunk. For the defence Eliza Bailey was
Introduced, and testified that her mothe,
was absent from home on one of the days the
prosecuting witnesses testified she sold them
liquor, and that no liquor was sold by de-
PENDANT at any time. Fined S125. Appeal
noted.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1876-02-16

NEW SUBSTITUTE FOR BARK IN TAN
NING.-The western tanning plant (PoLygo,,-
tol dTIlplt6tJsln), which grows luxuriantIy in
Inc MISSOURI river valley, seems destined to
replace old bark in tanning. 1t contains IS
per cent. OF tannin, while the best bark con-
Ia ms but IL per cent, and large establish
third more leather can be obtained with il
than with a like quantity of bark. The pro-
cess OF tanning with IL is Identical with that
with bark, but the leather is tougher, finer
and more durable, and receives q liner finish
The plant is an annual, and can be moved
dried, and stacked like hay.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1876-02-16

a RUNAWAY WIFE AND A DEAD CHILD.
On Friday last a man named Moon olIoWei
MS runaway wife from Hancock to Walton.
Delaware county, New York, and failing RI
induce her TO return, took their child sixteen
months old, from her arms. as he said. to
KISS IL good by. He ran away with il and
fell down an embankment a distance OF
twenty feet: He arose and threw the child
into the Delaware river. He says the child
was killed by the fail, and he threw 10 into
the river, not Knowing what else TO do with
Z. He WAS arrested '~