The Leavenworth weekly times., 1877-11-01
from Tncsaay M.rnins,s naily.l

TopEKA is afflicted with scarlet fever.
ANoTiIEH horse race took place at Topeka
yesterday.
Cnu.Ls and fever are beginning TO be spo-
ken of again.
Tie mud has been nearly dried during the
past two days
WOULDN'T a telegraph line be profitable on
the Narrow Ga IGe rua /:
TIL sea son approaches when warm Goldfish
balls for breakfast are TO thful.
QUITE a large number of officers, from the
Fort, were down town yesterday.
THE court house was almost deserted, yes
terday, there being no courts in session.
RoBT. PAGIIa VI L. laIs arrangements ID
remove his stock Of drugs to Kansas City.
THE high wind o Sunday succeeded in
nearly stripping he Iipe leaves from the
trees.
CouMoS sense. For all cases of Coughs,
Cold, Sore Throat, etc, use DIR. Bulls Cough
Syrup.
THE A;chison bridge is yet in an ugly con-
dition, work having not been begun in
the way of repai.
DEPUTY CITY MARSHAL MAT MALONE, is
reported 10 be sick at his residence in the
| west part ofthe city
Mr. EMIL WETzEL found quite a large sum
of money saturday, bsiUng;ng To gentle
man on Fifth street.
MIss. SENATOR INGALLS, we learn is eridu-
ally improving, and in Time, it is hoped She
will fully recover her health.
A LAEGE party of Kansas Pacific railroad
officials visited Fort Ieavenworth on a spe-
cial Tram, Saturday afternoon
AKHANGENENTS are beIng made to build n
side track from the Kansas Pacific road 20
point near the STATE Penitentiary.
Az ugly hole in the sidewalk on Delaware
street, in front Of the old St. George building
needs tIie attention OF the roper authority.
THE Turner'S enjoyed ball at their hail on
Broadway, last night. 1t is needless TO say
that the large crowd in attendance had "a good
time.
WM. TIIoLEN'S residence in north I.eayen-
worth was burglarized Saturday night of a
quantity OF goods. The police have the mat
ter in hand.
Mr.. II. Corbett, for Sc .craI years past
night clerk at the Planters, and generally
known as "Old Reliable has succeeded Mr..
jerks as chief clerk.
Rev. DR.. Hnrdwicke delivered fine SER
mon at the Baptist Church Sunday night dur
ing which he maintained that nearly all the
good men of old had been failures in a worldly
point of view.
\ CONSIDERABLE disturbance was raised
near the corner Of Pawnee and Third streets
Saturday night, by Il number Of the frequea-
tiers of .Lize" bunning's establishment in
the neiShborhood.
THE Imogene combination will appear
here on the 9TH and S,h of next month, Prof
Scheuerman's concert on the 18th, and Cal
Wagner's MINISTRIES on the 2ah, are the
amusements for next month.
THE Young Mems Lowe Club meeting last
night, at the office of Hon. II. Moore, was well
attended, and arrangements begun and COM
mittees appointed with reference TO a rousiny
mass meeting, to be held Saturday night.
As 4 young man was escorting a couple of
young ladies along + fth street, Sunday night,
he Was accostcd by some va.sabond and WAS
compelled 10 listen 10 some of the vil.-st Of
of language. Such rowd!ps ssouid he sum-
marily dealt with.
Those vino have back taxes TO pay on city
property have now but n short time i'm which
10 take advantage of the l. per cent rate OFF
tcreSt, which j. all that will he charged un-
ill November 7th, when il Will be raised again
TO p per cent.
\ CHAP giving his name as c. y. Hardiag
tried TO beat Caleb Chivors out of four dol
lar banjo, yesterday, and got as far with it as
Beverly, Mo-, before he was overhauled by
Mr.. Chivers. The banjo came back, and
Harding was allowed to depart in peace.
THE friends of Col. II. ID. Mackay will be
panied TO learn that he is lying quite ill at
his residence on Otto'Ta street, between Sec
ond and Third. Mrs. Mackay arrived home
in answer TO a telegram, Sunday night and is
now ministering To her husband
TTD houses OF Messrs. Cosby and Kendall
and Mr.. strickland at Valley Falls Were
robbed last Friday night of quantity of
clOlhing and silver Niare. Mr.. Paint.r OF NaI-