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SHALL HE EE TAKEN OFF,

| The question OF removing the name 0
George T. Anthony from the Republican
ticket is being seriously considered by man.
OF the best Republicans OF the State. Thu
charges against him are Of such gray,
nature, and the evidence is so strong ant
convincing that the cries of "malice" ant
personal quarrel" with which they wert
met at first, will no longer answer, and
many OF the ablest and sourdest Republic
cans of the State are now demanding either
that the charges be explained away or that
another candidate be put on the ticket foI
Governor Read the following from the
Garnet PIdiRdedjer:
CHARGES AGAINST ANTHONY"
"ln the recent canvass, as well as in the
Stale Convention, We favored the nominal
| ton of Col. J. p ST. John for Governor,
and, after his withdrawal, voted for John
| Guthrie. But the convention, by a small
| majority, placed Geo. L. Anthony, of
Leavenworth, at the head OF the ticket.
| We accepted the judgment of the majority,
| and, believing the nominee 10 be an honest
man, have so stated. His record as a gov
ernment officer was unim, reached, and the
only charges made against him were made
by personal or political enemies. We stated
these facts in our issue of the LIST inst, in
reply to quotations made from the Leaven
worth TINES. The charges in the TINES
were backed by no proof, and, knowing as
We did, the bad feeling existing between the
two Antbonys, We ascribed the statements
to this cause.
The Leavenworth TIMES of the SIh, in
reply to our article, publishes copious ex-
tracts from the records oil the DISTRICT
',UOnr,r =, ni."a Co. II sr,hnnx IN
the light of a swiHdIing defaulter, unwor-
thy the support of any honest man. These
records were INST published by The Kansas
w, W. ~ In. " na .;s III ms ;,,
for Can, Anthony or hi. friends 10 furnish
some explanation or denial of these records.
They have furnished none; and We feel
d ,hs, ~ mas ,sS LIS PNaS.i;n. . ao az
state sbouId demand that the convention
be re-convened and new name placed on
the ticket.
In an article on the withdrawal OF DR..
Vernon, the Wa,ervilIe Ielegnaph SAYS:
DR. Vernon w.s g. f,;,,v nou;n,,eJ .s
was Geo r Anthony and If anw odd
more 50. The committee have lust as much
right, and probably more grave reasons, for
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FOREIGN.
The Eas'em Question Still Agitates
all Eu ope.
Secretary of the British Legation
at COnstantinOple,
Publishes Report of the Bull
gariOn Outragrs.
The Butchery OF the Musselmen
the Most 1nhuman Of Record,
THE EASTERN QUESTION

THE EASTERN QUESTION
LONDON, Eng, September l9-Five hun.
dred working men held meeting on the
eastern question last hight, over which
Henry Fawsett, liberal member from
Hackney, presided. Resolutions were
passed, condemning the eastern policy Of
the government, and demanded a meeting
of Parliament. A vote of thanks to Mr
Schuyle-, Of the American Legation, at Con
stantiDople, for his report on the Bulgarian
outrages, was al-o passed. A large outside
meeting was also held.
PUBLISHED.
The report OF Barring, secretar. Of the
British legation al Constantinople, on the
atrocities committed by the Turks in Boil
garia, is at last published. Ii il accompi-
ni,d by note from Mr. Elliott to Lord
Derby. in which the British ambassador
Acknowledges that Baring's report clearly
establishes the fact that cruelties have been
perpetratrd, sufficient to justify the indig-
nation ~hich they nave called forth He
transmits a letter from Schuyler, regarding
the atrocities The report Is also accompa-
MED by programme Of the bulgarian in
surgents, which the Turks claim, and Bar
ing believes TO be authentic This pro-
gramme provides for the general ard SIM
Infamous rising. A'lsrge number Of vii
lagos, all OF which are named, were TO be
burned, and railways were To be destroyed.
The government stores were 10 be seize
all Musselmen who resisted were TO he
killed, and all Bulgarians who refused to
Join the lIsurrectiOn were TO be forced into
the ranks Of the insurgents Barring, in his
Al.
Phillipopolis 1900 Bulgarians and 1000
Nusseimen were killed, and - Villages
burned but the Gariens burned five small
Turkish villages. The report give, a cir
cumstantial account OF Inc destruction %!
each town. 1t states that the most fearful
tragedy OF the whole insurrection occurred
at Batak. Hearing that prepar atoms for a
revolt We're going on here, Aehmetagha
was ordered TO attack them. He summoned
the inhabitants to give up their arms, but
his intentions they refused to
obey. a desultory fight followed, lasting
two days, and on the oh Of May the inhab-
itants had parley with Achmetagha, who
swore that if they would give up
their arms not hair of their heads would
be touched
The villagers, thereuPon, surrendered
their arms. Then all the money in the
place was demanded. After securing which,
Bashi Bazauk set upon the people, and
slang them like sheen. About 500
took refuge in the church, and baffled all
attempts to fire it from the outside Bashi
Bazauk finally elimed to the roof, tore of |
the tile, AID threw burning pieces of wood |
and rags dipped in petroleum among the
Ihicklv packed mass Of human beings he |
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JEFFERSON COUNTY.

The following ticket was nominated by
the Democrats and Greenback men Of JEFF
e-son county, at their convention, on Sat
friday:
Senator-Terry Chi chfield.
Probate Judge-Ju Is l.. Williams, re,
nominated.
Clerk Of the Courts T. Henderson, re-
nominated.
County Attorney alter y. Allen.
Superintendent-Cha S. Smith.
Representative Eight pis;rict-A. V.
Dunes, Winchester.
representative Ninth District-L. H.
Ge Dsawkee.
TIe Republican con -ention meets Satu5-
day, September -, lSI6.
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!sy-seini 10 the L,ay,H,rorih Timer I

sEDALIA, Mo, September 1i-Felix
Burke, worthless white man, who il mar,
ried to a negro wench, last night killed a
negro child, who was adopted by the two,
by brutality kicking it to death. He il
now in Jail.
Mrs. W. b. McMilien and Mrs. +. ].
Fitton, while coming in from the fair this
evening, were thrown from their buggy and
both badly injured. Mrs. Fitton had her
Jaw and thigh broken, and her spine in
iured. Ii is thought that her injuries will
prove fatal.
The horse Henry Ward Beecher, of Sioux
City won the three minute race at the fair
this afternoon.
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IEDICAl.,
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The Universal Pain Extractor.
Note: ask for PONDS EXTRACT.
Take no other.

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years. and for cleanliness and prumps cara-
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cAiieAEn.-No family can afford to be without
Contssiens, Cuts, Sprains, arc relieved
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Promptly relieves pains or Bsrn:s Scalda,
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FEMALE vEAInt$Sfx..-n always relieves pain
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ether reHs3ies fa.!sdto arrest bicetIil, ROE.
r.sc. s'cmEc'3. issr-, nd tl>..wher,,.
RSksaAriSii, as1gAis,A. Teoshscse ard
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PhfS,ssASS Of al schools who are acquainted
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iS e1:aS.-Foro's TxI-.cr. No $50 =
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IL ii is used BY al The Lead ~, liv ~ Stables.
S.sgct Railroads AID first Enrseriru =. Mo-
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Extract hes bep,l irnitzt,..
thr geGGlne article hiss the words Pos,.!,- e.
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HE cniS pers~-~ living who ever knew - y
10 prepare il properly. Refuse all other pre-
partitions Of Which HAIL This Is the onty
article used BY Physicians. and liz the ho- pi-
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History sse USES OF foEpS l1iaAc!,
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MISTAKEN

Dr. Hodge assures US, in private letter,
that We were mistaken in our item Of few
days ago, in saving that he was the man
who called in the Sheriff, a: the Abilene
Convention. Wetake pleasure in correct.
ing our mistake, and in putting the Doctor
right upon this matter before the public.
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Special 10 the LeareaTo,fh Tis.es
Sr. JostrH, No, September IS.-The
Daily Herald" of this city has to-day
changed hands The new proprie,ors are
Daniel w. Wilder. State Auditor Of Kan
sas; Frank and Robert Tracy and Joseph
Thompson. They published the "Fr,s
Democrat in this city sixteen years ago,
the first Republican newspaper in North
west Missouri.
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10y Si-..-s i:EFS.... Eisi. "a sic.
"a. MGLAME'S
Celebrated American
WORM SPECIFIC
OR
VERMIF'UGE.
SYMPTOMS OF WORKS
SYMPTOMS OF WORKS.

fHE CountenanCe is pale and le1dc.l-
L Colorcd, with occasional Gu2hcj, OK
4 circumscribSd spot OF one or boz,
check 3; the eyes become dali; the puu!!s
di!dte; an azure scniCirclc runs a,ulg
the lover cyc-I!I; the nose Is irritatc,!,
sweiiS, and sometimes bIccds; swell
n% ri TIC upper lip; occasional head
ache, with hnmming or thrOb5ing of
tbs cars al UuusuiI! selection O. saliva;
shiny or fTrcd tongue; breath very
!oG., I@st..a.II.y il the morning; ap-
petite vIT.-,a.r. son.,im,S v0ragioaS.
wilma InIw.asC sgLsa ION %: The stomach,
II o-hc:E, cntl-c!y gone ftcting pains
in ttr stOnas \ occasional nausea ami
vCmi.in. violent pains throughout the
abdoGcn; bowels irregular, ri times
Cosjivc; 500, shiny: no; unircqucnlv
ting,d wi,l blood b-ily swollen and
hIr'l urine '.!r1I; respiration o..I-
.iJ:.J..r DID,. and ACCOMPANIED by
hicc'u-s COT sometimes dry All
roAvIi> O.. rG..r.t-y AMI disturbed sicco,
wi y 81 ( % Tia" teeth; tcmp.r
Tas.i.'.., b. generally irritable. &c.
Whenever t.. above symptoms
;,:c .oInd to exist,
Dr.. 9. h1cL.lNE'S VERMIFU(iI.
VIII certainly effect i cure.
IT DOES Nor CONTAIN MERCURY
n any lorI; it is an innocent prcpr-
ra,.on. MT cLhGbh' sf 2oiRg tie SlighE..
'Agrr 10 III saosf h,2itr infant.
Tn genuine d.. McLaNE's VErAu-
FUGE bear; the Ilnaturcs oGC, MeLiyE
md FLEMING BRos. on the wrapper.
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Spec al 10 The LeIr.airorfi Times

TOPEKA, Kan, September lS.-Alf Nov
~, who was member OF the last Legisla-
ture from Doniphsn county and vas ex-
PEELED for the alleged connection with a
fraudulent issue Of bonds in Comanche
county, has been on trial for the alleged Of
fens. in the District Court here for tie a, t
three days. The State to-day dismissed the
case, not being able to sustain the charge.
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IsFIfFf-TT7TTT 7
PARSONS, Kan, September Isl. ii
Crichton was yesterday nom mated for State
Senator on the seventh ballot, in the r.
publican convention. The vote stood ::
Crichton, Al; Reynolds, -. Grsa, dissst-
isfaction exists, serious charges heing pre-
ferred against Crichton in the convention.
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EDUCATIONAL.

JERSEY Cry, n. j., September I9.-One
hundred and fifty children Of Irish parent
age we're Withdrawn from the public school
in Bayone yesterday by order Of Father
Killum, the priest of the Roman Catholic
charch at Bergen Point, who Opposes the
system Of Catholic parents permitting their
children to attend public school A par
schial school has been established which
the children will attend.
HE'LL GATE.
NEW York, September l9.-Gen. Jao. b.
Newton announces that Haliet's Point
reef will not be blown up until Sunday
morning nett, owing to the failure Of the
contractors TO provide explosive materials
in the time agreed on.
YELLOW FEVER.
SAVANNAH, Ga, September Is.-Yel,ow
fever fntermen;s numbered q to-day.
LOST AT SEA.
WILMINGTON, n. C., September l9.-Tbe
steamer "kebecca Clyde" from this port
for Baltimore, has gone to pieces at Ports
mounth, off famblico sound Captain
Childs, two mates, two enginess, three
seamen, the steward, two coal beavers
and passenger named Whildon, we're
lost
The schooner ~Chss. K Ti~nickson,n
sunk during a storm on the 18th and the
captain, mate, one seaman and a boy were
drowned.
THE AUGUSTA yEUD
AUGUSTA, Ga, September I9.-Two com.
panies OF Fed eral troops from Aiken ar.
rived o; Rouee's bridge this morning. Ths
whites agreed to disperse upon the Feder.I
officers promising 10 disarm the neproe.
and arrest the parties charged with
crimes. Ii is known that two whites and
Elk negroes we're killed and several wounded
The white club have gone home.
ooLoRED REP, BIIcASs.
UTICA, n. Y, September 19-The State
Convention OF Colored Republicans wa
held here to-day. Resolutions were adop-
ted declaring tie south dangerous to The |
colored race and calling on the President to |
protect loyal men in their political rights. |
The national and State nominees were en-
dorsed.
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A CARD.

SPEAKING of Blue Jeans Williams. an
Indiancorrespondent says that his mouth
was evidently put on warm and ran all
over the lower part of his face before it set.
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DR.. e. HcLANE's
LIVER PILLS.

These Pills are no. recommended IL
remedy !or AL the ills that hcsh Is
heir to- but IN affections of the Liver,
and in all Bliua Complaints, Dyspepsia
and Sick Ii aadacae, or diseases Of That
character, they stand without rival.
AGUE AND FEVER.
No better cathartic can ne used pre-
paratory to, or after taking Quinine.
As a simple purgative they are m
equaled.
BEWARE OF INVITATIONS.
The genuine are never sugar coated.
Each box has red wax seal on the
lid, with the impression DE-. MfLANEs
LIVER PILLS.
Each wrapper bears the signatures Of
c. McLANE and FLEMING Bros.
Sold by all respectable druggists and
country storekeepers generally.
ma, 2-iIsi&w
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Mas. MINNIE BrAL. RrADE, the famous
young Kansas ginger, died in Europe on the
2ith Of August.
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cd,I II. s'hkhIDAN,
Lieutenant General
THEY WANT To SURRENDER.

Gen. Drum sent the following to Gen.
Sheridan:
''Col. Buell., commanding the heyenne
agency, under date Of the 9th inst, says
that they have had messengers, yesterday
and to day, direct from the hostile camp,
near the Slim ButIe., $50 miles distant
They report that Gen. erry's column is on
Beaver creek, moving towards the Missouri
The Indians are very deslrous OF surrender
NJ. TEey have stated to the messenger
that it could only be an unconditional sur
render of arms, remain "a prisoners and
submit TO whatever punishment and treat
ment that the proper authority might die
tate. They have sent a courier To Cen Ter
nv, who will reach him in about days.
Signed IL Z. DRUM,
ASH. Adjt. General"
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Leavenworth Enterprise


From the Cheyenne san OF last Saturday,
We clip the following complimentary notice
of one of our Leavenworth institutions, the
Alliance Insurance Company is
vigorously pushing its business throughout
the country, ard rapidly gaining a reputa-
tion as one of the best Life Insurance COM
panies in the United States. The following
items are from the San:
PRoMPTSEss.
the many friends of the late u. ii. Will
Dor, who knew his circumstance, and that
he had devoted his life TO the care of his
mother and sisters, whom he left in very
moderate circumstances will now be pleas
ed for their sake, to learn that he had a
life insurance policy of three thousand dol
lars in the Alliance Mutual. The admin
istrator OF the estate, W X. Stebbins, who
As now East, has been paid the full amount
by the company, as his certificate elsewhere
shows. The promptness of the Alliance
Mutual in pay ing the money before it was
due by the terms of the policy, is pretty
good evidence TO those OF our citizens who
have similar investments that it. proposes
10 meet its obligations without evasion or
unnecessary delay.
A CARD.
This Is TO certify that the Alliance Mu.
tual Life Assurance Society of the United |
States, of Leavenworth, Kan, has promptly |
paid the Life Policy of p. A. Wilbor, late |
of the firm of SiebbiDs, Wilbor q Co., bank
err, Cheyenne Wy, in the full sum of
$1,000, which was the full amount of his |
policy. The Society did not desire the /,
time given by the terms OF the policy in |
which to make payment, but paid the |
whole demand before due Such prompt
ness in paying Death claims must certainly \
commend the Society to all persons desir.
ing Life Insurance. Very respectfully,
W. Il. SIEEBNs, Administrator.
Atcllson, Kan, August end, 1876. viii
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For Governor 4.
For Lieut. tioveTnOT-------.--..--.--.- .' III.
Tor -reTo,afy Of state-.-.--.-..Ihcs lie
-, i. l.
For Observation-Disclosures -.-.'.....-.--'"'N'.
For Attorney-Geuera.. "iiiaId Da'is
For state superintense lT a. hi' bSin'H
Tor h.ssciste J.tre...! NJ. > bieSa
nTCToss.
y. T.. siinons. }. Il. Jphnson'
TLos. HugheS, ". A Jahh'"h'
Rw7F. NUS
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ROUTED.

RED CLOUD AGENCY, Neb, Septembe
18th, via Fort Laramie, September 49,
| Gruard, Crooks chief scout, arrived her,
last night, with dispatches for Gen Nc
kenzie, ( ON Crook. He left the comman,
on the afternoon OF the 1lth inst. He re
ports that last Sunday, Crooks advanc,
guard OF $50 men, struck an Indian camp
about 30 miles north Of Crock City. Tina
night the remainder Of the command ar
rived, and an attack was made by Crook
tie fight lasting until noon Monday, wher
the Indians were routed, with loss to the
whites OF only 3 killed and Q wounded
Fourteen dead Indians were found on the
battle field, and four bodie. are known Il
have been carried Off Thhty-fve India-
lodges, with all their contents, wer,
burned by the whites The Indian.
received reinforcements during the fight.
Twenty-one Ind ans were captured. but Of
these two bucks and nine squaws were re.
leased, the remainder are being brought in
Ii is known that in the vicinity where the
fight occurred there has been a camp OF
hostile Indians for several months, from
which the raids were made on the Black
Hills miners, but the guard thinks that the
Indians attacked We're Of Sitting Bull COM
mand, Tor the reason that the spoils Of the
Custer massacre were found among them
which was $500 in money.
IL is reported here that Gen. Sheridan is
at Fort Laramie, and that Gen. Crook Is
expected to meet him th-re to-day, but the
guard says he can not get there BY the time
designated. Among those killed were
White, a scout, and the other two we're pri-
Yates. Second Lieutenant A. H. Won Lut.
WITT, OF the Third Cavalry, was wounded in
the knee and had his leg amputated; he
was captain of the 54th y. Y. during the
war. The lighting was mostly done by the
Second and Third cavalry.
Whipple, L, ons, Howard and Hinmar.
of the Sioux Commission, returned to Red
Cloud from Spotted Tail Agency Yesterday
evening. They report that the council
held by them with Spotted Tails Indians
on the preceding day was vel attended,
out nothing was done beyond presenting
the proportions OF the Government. To
morrow is the day Get for the council here,
at which the Con mission hope to receive
an answer from Red Clouds people to the
propositions which were presented here on
the 1th. Very few Indians are here, nearly
all connected with this agency having gone
lblo camp On ShadrOn creek, twenty
miles distant, and about half way
between here ard spoued Tail,
"a they represent, for The purpose of con-
suliing with the Indians of that agency.
Ganard says he is convinced that two-third.
OF the hos'iles are Indians belonging to Red
Cloud and Spotted Tail and No. river agen-
eies, and that large amount supplies
have feen received from some source, and
that there are thousands of Indians now in
lhe Northern country, who do not Belong
there Ganard has been with Sitting Bull
two or three years, and knows the Northern
country thorOuehly, and the Indians be-
onging there. The counts made here and
II Spot, Tail by the Military, recently,
how = 300 absentees, with the very old and
'oung Indians Preponderating among those
Vho remain here.
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0US EEPUBLICAN CANDIDATE FOE GOV
EREOR

Or the Leavenworih TINES.
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ARMY REUNION.

INDIANAPOLIS, September 19-In COM
pliment TO the appro aching re union Of the
Union Veteran Association or "Soys in
Blue" the city il assuming a holiday ap-
Pearance, ard preparations for the comfort
OF the Veterans are complete Three csmps,
with tents for the accommodation Of IL, 900
men, have been established in the city, but
only small number will be thus quarter
ed tonight.
Gen Spooner has notice of large numbers
en- route from all directions. Senator Nor
ton will deliver the address Of welcome. to
which Gen. Garfield, Commander in Chisf
OF the Boys in Blue" will respond. IL is
intended that Wednesday evening shaIl be
tenoted TO regimental brigade and CORPS
reunions, with speaking from the hot.I
balconies and other places.
Thursday night will he devoted to
parades, reviews and torch light professions.
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THURS DAY, SEPTEMBER q. 1876.
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OFFICIAL Returns.

AUGUSTA, Me-, September 1S.-Oficial
returns received at the Secretary of States
Office, give total vote of ls5 961. Con.
nor. 1910; Talbot, G0,26l; scattering,
so Connor's majority over Talbot Is
5,459. One hundred and twenty Republi-
can Representatives elected, and twenty
Democrat; two not heard from.
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