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The Leavenworth weekly times., 1877-11-22
An As.auIt On Plcyna

CoNsTANTINoPLE, November ia re-
port is current here that the Russians have
made an assault on Plevna and have been
repulSed
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BeamtnE CeosinualIy " ish u Pleased
ana Gracious Ssmsle.
(Chicago Times.l

More misery for Tom Hendricks. On
Monday night, Sam1. j. was Observed in
the box of a New York theatre seated be-
tween two beautiful young ladies, and, to
quote the gushing reporter, 'beaming con-
tinualiy with pleased and gracious smile"
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Mr.. Coulter, of Leavenworth, is in town.
He is representing one of the best daily pa
pers in the state,-THE LEAvKNwoRTH
TINES.
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dodge City Times ]

Mr. John Coulter, of the Leavenworth
TINES, whose visit to the city we noticed
last week, spent five days with Us, leaving
on Tuesday morning for Pueblo. While
here he made many friends, and said time
never seemed to pass more rapidly. He ex-
pressed himself greatly surprised at the
growth and enterprise Of this city, and was
much pleased with his visit and the people
he met
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VEGETIi.E
Prepare by
H. q. sTESES>, BOStG.. IHss.
Vegetine Sold by All Druggists.
PURELY VEGETABLE

containing those Southern Roots and Herbs,
wi.ich aIl alI-wi>.. Prov id~Hce has placed IN
countries where Liver Diseases most Pr'Nall
u siii Cure All Diseases caused BY Dsrangsmenf
u IN. tyeT ano bOSeis
The SYMPTOMS of Liver Complaint ar"
bitter or bad taste in tire mouth Pain IN the
Back. Sides or Joints, often mistaken Tor
rheumatism: sour stomach; Loss OF Ape
tit.-: Bowels alternately cOsftNe and lax,
HsaGache; Loss % Memory, with "A painful
sensation of having failed to do something
which ought to have be-, II done; Debility,
Low ~pirij-; a thick. yellow appearance" OF
the skin and Eyes, "a dry Cough often nilsta-
ken for Consumption
Sometimes many Of trese symptoms attend
the diSesIs.', AT others very few bul the LlN-
,.r the largest organ in ths body, l. generally
thu. seat of disease, and II not Regulated in
time, great suffering, ,wretcheInessand DEATH
will eusuS.
I can recommend a. an efficacious remedy
for dis. its.. OF the Liver, Heartburn and Dys-
pepsia, simmons Liver Regulator.
LEWIS G. WUNDYR Assistant p VI.
les Master street, Philadelphia
I'VE have t'~ied it, virtues, personally, ana
KnOw thai for Dyspepsia, BllouSness, ami
Throhbine Headache, ~ j. the best medicine
TN. wor!d ever saw w. have tried forty 9th
er remedies b.fDr- simmons Liver Regula-
tor but none Of them :. We us more than Il M
por;try relief; but the Regulator not only re-
iieved, but cur..i us."-ED. TELEGRAPH sSD
HESSESGER, Macon, Ga.
MANUFACTURED oSLY BY
J.H.Z ZEILIN q CO.,
MACON, GA, and PHILADELPHIA.
Price, 81 90. Sold BY all Druggists
Wed-fri
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ANOTHER.

The case Of Thomas S. Lambert Pre-i-
dent of the American Popular Insurance
Company is postponed, the convici's physi-
clan pronouncing him too sick to 20 to trial
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GIVES
Health, Strenghth,
and Appetite.
GIVES

My daughter has received
great benefit from the uSe of
NegeiIne. HE. declining
u,alth was a source of great
anxiety 10 all her friends A
few bottles OF Neretine re-
stored her health, strengt h
and appetite.
y. II. TILDEN,
Insurance and real estate
az ut, No ~, Sears Building,
Boston, Mast.
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GENERAL sCoBELoFF WOUNDED.

General Scobeloff during the skirmish on
the night of the 10th, received Il severe con-
fusion from the fragments OF a she'll He
had already received a similar confusion TN
the night of the 10Th. His wounds, how
ever, are not dangerous. and he continues to
direct the fire, uninterrupted, against the
Turkish positions.
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LASTING MISERY
Insuvanec Trials.

NEW ioEK, November 20.-The an
nouncement that Robert l.. Case, the con-
.s,ed pIs-aen' the Security Life snd
brought from the tombs for sentence, drew
together this morning in the court an i'm
men-e crowd, principally persons interested
in Insurance business The care was not
brought to the court, however, and the sen
tence was deferred till tomorrow, when a
motion will be made for a new trial
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FULL HAND.
Tne Kansas City Times Informs Old
RaAer That u Hold. n Full Hand
Against HI. s2O.e0O Libel BlWfr, and
lnteOf1, 90 Ppny ID for All lt,s Worth.

KANSAS CITY, Mo-, November l9.-The
'Times'" special dispatch from Jefferson
City, announces that the answer OF the
Times" Company to the $4,000 libel suit
brought against them in the United States
court, by +. p Baker, OF the Topeka Com
monwealth," was filed, to-day, on which, al
ter disclaiming tina the alleged libelous
matter was published with the knowledge
or consent of the managers, they declare
the same
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A REHABILITATION
THE FALL OF KARS.
After Many Days ihe Russian Troops
Succeed in StOrning the FOr,iiea-
tiosas Surrounding this Ancient Ctss.
End Make a Clean ssNecP OF the
Town.

TONgms
LONDON, November ia Varnin Ko-
leh's special SAYS that Mars was captured
by about 1000 Russians, who climbed the
steep rocks, ramparts and walls, and Storm
cd an equal number of desperately lighting
Turks in a headlong flight over their bitches
and parapets, compelling them to die or
surrender. The escapade had been origi-
naliy fixed Tor the 18th, but it was post
ponei owIEg To bad weather. The princi.
pal attack was made ON the southern side
Gen. Lazaroh, who commanded the right
wing, consisting oil the 40th division, assault
ed Hafiz Pasha's tort, crowning the steep
rocky height. Gen. Count Giraffe, with a
regiment of Moscow grenadiers and regi-
ment of the 39th division, attacked Halz
Pasha in the center
ANOTHER REGIMENT OF MOSCOW GRENA-
DEIRs,
under Gen. Rarp and kimahoff. forming
the left wing, assaulted Fort Ingles on the
North. The attack begun in the center al
$50 on Saturday evening. When Count
Giraffe led his brigade against the khuti
| retioubt, he fell dead at the first onset, be-
ing pierced by bullet. Capt. Kwadalicke
of the 39th regiment, was the first to eniel
the redoubt at ii o'clock at night. Hi,
sword was cut clear off his hand, and hi
clothes were pierced.
THE REDOUBT SURRENDERED
| early in the morning. and then the thre,
towers. Almost simultaneously with ia,
capture OF the Kanti redoubt, tort Half;
Pasha was carried by an assault. BY day
light Sunday, Gen. Lazaroff-s troop
had made progress as far as the captur
of Fort kradagha The other iorts, espe
eially Arab Tobin, on the east, and Ioka
Tobin, on the west, maintained stubborn
resistance till o'clock, when all the garri
sons which could escape, Simultaneous
fled towards Erzeroum, but those were over
taken by the dragons and Cassocks AN,
brought back, prisoners
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A Turkish official dispath, dated Bogat.
Saturday, saws that news has Just been re-
ceived there that detachment of Cossacks
and infantry succeeded in driving the Turks
out Of Rosali pass, and the turkish camp,
there, was captured.
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notes should so be held, but, as fact, they
have never been held, set apart and
DISTINCT PROM OTHER FUNDS
in the treasurey. There Is without doubt,
in the various offices and vaults OF the
treasurey a sufficient amount of | nsted
States notes To redeem all such bank notes
If presented, Simultaneously, for redemp-
tiOn, but they are not always in the vaults
OF this office when redemption is required
to be made.
A REHABILITATION
of silver issued payments made in p1rsu
ance at the act OF April l., 1876, including
the payments from April, Is, lS,6, until
and including October, 1877, shows an ag-
Sregate OF S2S, l56, ,l62 of silver issued for
fractional currency redeemed md destroy
ed, and Sl3, 500 OF silver issued in lieu
of, or in exchange foI currency, making a
total of $50 6,62013, Upon an official esti
mate of $50, So, ,533 of fractional currency
lost in circulation, there NAV be still ISSUED
before the limit of fifty million dollars il
reached Sl0,269,06l in exchange fur frac
tional currency 200 Tor currency OBJ
legations.
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NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN, That letters
IN OF administration have been gstnted 70
the undersigned Oh the estate Of Phlilp b.
Has, late of said county d-c-s--d, Dy the
Honorable, the PIUbate tOur4 Of The JOunty
ami state aforesaid, dated The hrSt day oil No
y.mber, A. H., ls5 N0S, all persons haviI
ella ms against the said estate, are hereby no
tifies! that they must present the same 10 the
undersigned for allowance, within one year
from the date OF said IstteIs. or they may be
precIuded from any benefit Of such estate ;
and that IL fsuch claims be not exhibited with
in thre. years after the date OF said letters,
they shall b. forever barred.
HERNIA AARk~ON, Administrator OF the
estate Of Phillip Il. Haas, Deceased.
LEAvESwoRrH, Kan, November 2, 1877.
In witness whereof, !, the undersigned Pro-
bate Judge of Leayenwortb County,
have hereunto set my hand AMI al
LsEAL.1 fixed the seal Of the said Probate
Court this second day OF November,
A d., lssl.
NEWTON MANN,
nov3 dltw3t Probate Judge.
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GOES 1T ONE BETTER.

ATcHIsoN. November 10 The daily
champion" will publish. tomorrow morn
ing, the official vote OF all the counties in
this state except two. The vote toots mp on
Chief Justice Horton, Republican, 62,5S9 4;
Wagstaff. Democrat, 25,39S; Riggs, Green
back, 9.63S. Horizons plurality over Wag-
staff, 81 ,l9l. His majority over both is p :
553.
The vote for Lieutenant-G Governor is
Humphrey, Republican, 81 ,302; Waterson,
Democratic, p, ll3; Hooley, independent,
1851.
The two counties vet to hear from are
sure. They gave Republican majority
last year OF $40.
The vote last year was: Hayes, IS 322 !;
Tilden, 1902; Cooper, 1916. Total, 12l,-
900; plurality for Hayes over Tilden, 40
500. The total vote this year will be just
about one hundred Thousand. The Repub-
lican majority is fully as large in proper
ton to the total vote east as that Of last
wear,
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that, while the revenue from customs, lands
and miscellaneous sources has decreased
year after year, since 1873, the revenue
derived from the internal revenue so-called,
has increased the receipts from that source,
in 1874, having been SlO2, ,409,1S4, and in
the fiscal year of 1877, SllS,63o, ,i07.
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whether legal tender notes deposited for the
redemption of the circulation Of failed, re-
ducing and liquidasing banks, and held -
. separate fund. II nsy be that there ID .
lroViaies q iaw which requires that such
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The Omcinl Vote Of Kansas.

TOPEKA, Kan, November l9-The Sec
retary of State has received the official re-
turns from all the counties in the state ex-
cept Butler, Phillips, Prate, smith, Green
wood and McPherson. Humphreys, Repub-
lican, for Lieutenant-Governor, received
56,672 votes; Hadley, Greenback, 1898 !;
Waterson, Democrat, 23,l59; scattering,
s23. Humphreys majority over all, D.
S96; Humphreys majority :over Water son,
1888.
Horton, Republican, for Chief Justice, re-
ceived 57,0l9; Riggs, Greenback. 9,575 /;
Wagstaff, Democrat, "a ,655 scattering, S4l.
Horizons majority over all, 2l,94S; Hor-
tons majority over Wagstaff, S2,36I.
The counties to be heard from will in
crease the Republican majority about 1900
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SACRIFICE OF HIS LIFE,

and also spoke of the Commonwealth" as
the Inurderer's organ. The Times" will
answer editorially, tomorrow, thati propo-
ses to thoroughly sift the matter both as to
the completely OF Baker in the killing Of
Swayze, and also as to whether or not Baker
had such reputation as was liable to be
damaged in the sum of $4,000.
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administrators Notice.

STATE OF KANSAS,
LEAyESwOKTH CoCSTY.
In The Protate Curt ia and for said County.
In the matter Of the estale)
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(Albany N. II Jsurnal.l

To point out es.on - = urge their cor
rection implies no hossiiity. TIE Pr..ident
himself freely euns thaf be has klundeced.
And We prnans sAaa sobody villdsny dat
Hayo = . usel Hsgo nan.
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To BE TRUE,

and that thes will prove its truth on the
trial. The article complained of was a let
ter from Topeka, and published in the
"Times" last April, just after the murder
of Swayze, in which it spoke OF the william
Gus part +. p. Baker took in the
The Leavenworth weekly times., 1877-11-22

PuriiieS the blood Reno
Yates and inVigorates
the Wiloie System.
Alternative, Tonic, Solvent, and
Diuretic.

IT'S MEDICAL PROPERTIES ARE
The Cairo bulletin. [volume] (Cairo, Ill.) 1872-1878, 1877-07-07
G. HARRISON LEA CHI, M D
HOMEOPATEIST.

Especial attention given to Homeopathic
treatment OF surgical diseases, all chronic
diseases and diseases OF women and chill
dren. Office on Commercial avenue near
Ninth street. CAIRO, ILL.
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THE ,rpDERFR OF TuIKTY.TWo MEN
FINALLY CAprI-RED
rha ch.,,,,,o,. +, o,i.io,o, T.,.o :,
''pI'' .' -,
aU|horliy LOT inc iohoWl'ig' wv lea'"
from Mr.. Courtney. deputy sheriff OF
ma Soto nori.h that nm last Monday or
,r,,,;.,,, ,,,,aio,. y.
lue'u"S nc a'toS'eu " imam i-""El'S u
a very desperate character, VINO Is
wanted in TcXa, tor many highhandcd
outroges lac la. Committed in that state
a. .....,.
i'c n''""c'c" Nus last ''oV'Lh III H'c
coupoy, where he was weI-known and
| feared AS a bad mou and remarkably
GOOD shot with either pj.toI or rifle Far
,o,,a ,i,,,. .I.,.',,..,,.
'''''' '''i'' ~ vas 'O'''' '''' ia '''' 0o""''
jail OF Lee. but subsequently, he made
his escape and fed TO Louisiana. settling
I, ua sot, rorish ,yhoro ho
h., -.
MAS Oeeh H'i"~ quietly ana pedceaDiy
for nearly two years under the
| assumed name Of JACKSON. The Sheriff
of Lee County learning OF Langley,
wherpabo1t. wrptp 10 tho Sherj0 ot DE
Soto Parish. giving a tull dcscription Of
the man and the crime he had last com.
| mitted, and Cautioned him 10 use every
precautiOp for IN, capture as he or some
OF his uosse mirht nossiblv lose their
| lives. Soon cycrythipg VA. uuiotIv and
systematically arranord tor IN. r,ntnra
Mr. Courtney and a small pose went
,nto ho lT"r',3 3''', - 10, pna ,ni,
man was living and hecore
he was aware of what was cojng IN
they suddenly came mon him in the
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After Thirteen Years.

CAPTURE OF ONE OF THE iMuRDERERs OF
AUGUST STEWART, OF WHITE COUNTY.
In 1864 there lived in the ueighborhood
Of Carmi In White county, Illinois, a
well do. farmer named August Stewart.
1t was known, or at least generally sup.
posed, that Stewart had considerable
money about his hohse. One night in
the year dboyc mentioned. man known
by the name OF Glide called at The home
OF the Stewards and asked The privilege
OF staying all night. The Stewards
were hospitab'e people, :and as Glide
was known to them, he was welcomed
to their home. Late IN the evening,
after talking to the old man Stewart for
some time, Glide left the house anu was
gone somet'me, and when he returned
De WAS accompanied by his brother and
a man, named Aiken. AS
the party entered the house old
1nan Stewart rose up to receive
them. and - he raised 10 his feet one Of
The Glides fred upon him, killing him
Instantly. rOne Of the Glidcs then stood
guard over the old mans dead bodv
while the other Glide md the man John
Aiken forced Mrs. Stewart to lead the
way to where The old mans money wa:
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the NEWS IN ERLEE.

Secretary Thurman is in New York
to consult with leading bankers.
The widow OF the late Frank p.
Blair, died at her home near silver
Springs, Maryland, on Thursday.
President Hayes, his cabinet and
NIce-Presidcnt Wheeler have accepted
invitations 20 attend the Vermont cen
tennial,
Henry Burch, a prominent Rcpubll.
eau OF New Orleans, was arrested on
tie fourth for the embelzlement of school
funds. lie was sent to iail.
Preparations are being made for the
fourth annual encampment OF The soldiers
national reunion to take place at Marri.
eta, Ohio, on September lth to the 7th.
"A special to the Gq=cite from Pres.
colt, Ark, gives an account of fight
between gang Of horse thieves and u
sherlil'sposse, fifty miles below that
place, IN which one OF the posse-a cum
berland Presbyterian minister--was
Killed. The murderer was rIddled with
buck shot.
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wheeler objects.

THE yICE-PREsIDENT's VIEWS or CIVIL
SERVICE REFORM.
Vice President Wheeler is reported as
being very much dissatisfied with Hayes
order to federal officials. \ friend OF his
here reports him as saying that he does
not consider it either rs eXpedient or
practicable. Mr.. Wheeler, with the eX-
ception OF one briet visit, has not been
in Washington since the adjournment of
the senate and has had nothing to do
with the shaping OF the policy OF the
administration In any respect. In fact.
he has Just been the same nonenity that
a vlce-presldent has always been. This
is somewhat curious after the authora-
tive announcement made Immediately on
the accession OF President Hayes TO OF
flee that radical change was TO be in.
augurated 10 this particular and that the
vice.presldent was to be admitted to the
counsels of the administration on the
same footing as cabinet officer.
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The Woe OF the Returning board,

WELLS AND KENNER HELD 10 BAIL.
An associate press dispatch from New
Orleans says: "ln the superior criminal
court to-day Acknowledgement ogden
and District-Attorney Flnney filed inior.
nation against J. Madison Wells, Il. c.
Anderson, Louis M. Kenner aud g.
Casanave, charging them under section
S33 of the revised statues With uttering
and publishing as true certain altered,
false, forged and counterieited records.
Immediately after filing the information
caplases were issued tor the arrest OF
them. Wells aud Kenner surrendered
themselves TO the sheriff. The iniorma-
ton is very lengthy, and charges them
with having on the 4th OF December
1876, falsely and felonlously uttered an
published as true the altered, forged and
counterieited election returns Tor presi
dental electors from the parish of Yer
non at the election OF November last, by
adding los votes TO each OF the Hayes
electors, and deduction 39G from each of
Tilden's electors. The bail IS fixed at
$1,000 each and has been furnished BY
Wells and kenner. Anderson aud
Casanave will surrender themselves and
furnish the required bond"
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Il. y. HunkeIs Bitter vino OF Iron
has never been known TO fan In the cure of
weakness, attended with symptoms indis-
position to eXertion, loss of memory, diff
Guilty OF breathing, general weakness, horror
OF disease, weak, nervous trembling, dread
tul horror Of death, night sweats, cold feet,
weakness, dimness OF vision, languor, uni
versa lassitude OF the muscular system,
enormous appetite with dyspeptic sys,
ten, hot hands, flushing OF the boiy, dry
ness OF the skin, pallid c0untenance and
eruptlons on the face, purifying the blood,
pain in the back, heayness OF the eyelids
frequent black spots flying before the eyes
with temporary suilusion and loss ofsight,
want OF attention, etc. These symptoms
all arise from weakness. and to remedy
that, use Il. f, kunkePs Bitter Wine OF
Iron. II never fails. Thousands are now
enjoying health who have used ii. Get
'.a.0u ne. Sold only in 81 bottles. Take
u.G -, r. Kunkeps.
AK 'or kunkePs Bitter Wine of Iron.
hi. truly valuable tonic has been 50 thor.
pughly tested by all classes OF the commu-
ATTY tnatit * now deemed Indispensable
Hs q tonic medicine. II costs but little,
purlies the blood and gives tone TO the
stomach. rcnOyatcs the system and pro.
| long, life
only ask ll.0l II tills Nllu lblC tonic.
Price 81 per bottle. u. f. Kunkel, sole
proprietor, No 10 North Ninth street, be-
low Vine, Philadelphia, Pa Ask Tor Kun
| ko's B tier Wine Of Iron. and take no
| other. \ photograph Of the proprietor on
/ each wrapper; al Others are counterfeit
/ Beware Of countcr'eit.. DO nOtlrt your
druggist sell you any bul kunkeIs, which
| j, put up only as above represented, You
/ u n get ,iN bottles for five dollar. All
! ask /, one simple trial.
TAPE WORM REMOVED ALIVE.
Head and MI complete in Two hours. No
/ fee I'll head passes Seat. Pin and stomach
worm, rem cd by Or, kmkel, 2j0 North
Ninth street. Advice free. No zee until
head and all passes in one, aud alive, DR..
kuukc i, the only succc sslu physician in
this country Tor the removal OF worm. and
his Worm syrup is pleasant and safe for
children or grown person.. Send for cir
Cuiar, or ask for bottle of kunkelS
Worm syrup. Price one dollar per bottle.
Gatil of your druggist. 1t never fails.
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The Indians.

AGENERAL INDIAN UPRISING ANTICIPATED
News from the far west indicates that
nearly all the Indian tribes have agreed
to join in a war against the whites. The
Crows and the Sioux have made peace,
and Sitting Bull is 20 have command and
he the "big general" of all the Indians
to fight the whites. Should these reports
prove true, the government will have a
bigger Indian war on its hands than ever
before. and it will require a good many
soldiers and a good deal OF money to sup
press the red skins.
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ADVERTISING RATES.



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concealed. Securing the money, about
seven hundred dollars. the murderers
and thieves LETT the country, and for
thirteen years no trace OF them could
ever be found. A few weeks ago, how
ever, the sheriff of White county,
heard that Aiken was in
Canon CITY, Colorado, and he
went there after him. Word from
the sheriff conveys the intelligence that
he has captured his man, and perhaps
ere this has arrived at Carmi with him.
These facts were learned from Mr.. Thos
Lee of Carmi, who was in the city on the
Fourth.
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THE WISCONSIN REPUBLICANS IN A BAD
WAY.

THE WISCONSIN REPUBLICANS IN A BAD
WAY.
A majority Of the members Of the
Wisconsin state central committee are
postmasters, and they are in a quandry
to know whether their signatures to a
call tor state convention will violate
the presidents order against federal olli-
GERS taking part in political conventions,
etc. +. W. Reyes, postmaster at Madi-
son, writes to the postmaster genera
that OF the five members of the state
central committee four are postmasters,
and that unless some OF them sign the
call no convention can he held, and
wants to know what they are to dc
about it. The postmaster-gencral replied
that although he would prefer each oili'
cal should interpret the presidential or
der, yet he is of the opinion that to mere
ly provide for meeting of a convention
and TO call it to order without attempting
to control its organization or future ac-
ton would not be inconsistent with the
spirit or purpose of the Presidents in
structions.
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Fublahoi every Thursday morning at ~
pc! anBun, invariably in advance. The postny
the Weekly will be prepaid at ,Gis office, 10
ha subscribers vii obtain rora suhsrr.ption
rice ! = year