The Leavenworth weekly times. [volume] (Leavenworth, Kan.) 1870-1880, 1877-12-06
uY>IERiosS AFFAIR.
4 suppo>ed sEonic.de iva the Near
Part co. SedaSia.

The -,dtiI MOI DeSDcTdt u3p, the follow
ing:
y som, WHIST remarkable. circumstance -
report Il To have "Cru.sc d Mou,i-y uIguI Lriir
ut- Gp,I oi o. - street, IN ,HtJpu'~ addition.
IL M nom Ius. T. pTtOI Nj. Thomas Price,
that gang of mowers. WiIsIr crO-~.u. the ci,.
v'TJ over the Il h D.. A. track got Iut"a dI--
putr winch illuminated III CU!d b.Uo led AID
~Tutl iIuIIICIt..
\ cuupI,. oi ,di.s. Mis- FlStc~ and MIS- Moi
lie Horton, nuu HEIR attention attracted To
the moyrTs by t!.c Il fiicuiIy they encountered
IA g,tttIg across a cuiN'Tt. \ young M n
iri ing iOuT-hOTSc team. - uas;r-ssi that
the WAGON : all, II, and a. tlisnniHia wheeled
around Ia" tongue was broken. lhiNril cum
stance greatly euTaZ"d one Oi the men attach
III To- the tT'tI" 90 movers. aud
a FLEECE DISPUTE
occurred between him and the driver of tie
>ia!isd Team, who W.s> .tptstr ntIy N'TS ,utg,
not mere tuau >tNte' "a years 81 a.sr. From
words They came ." blows. S,l'rtI iIrtl.
pass Il, wIen The elderly man ron off To a
wagon aud getting an AN advanced On the
boy " It'll the evident Intention OF striking his
Antagonist wI.h 20. The 10y iicd b~hind the
wagon ia al effort {" e-cslpg. IHe man turned
and pursued in AN opposite dITcci.O at.l met
the I.rd - to face. quick a. thought he
iIfged the axe and struck tiIr youth
TERRIBLE BLOW
On the head, which ieIIed nIn to the ground
a, Al "a, had De shot At tAI>, tue WON
IN tine wagons screamed loudly, and two of
ia, IN Jump-d "ul ami nan up 10 the prpstT'iir
lad. 4 IA n. however. sufrouUd Il the
body, and getting the women back into IL"
wagon picked az the boy allg threw him INTO
a wagon and east over HIM some ODD
quilts aud r.bb sh. In two ladl's
who witnessed the occurrence believe
THE BODY WAS DEAD.
Tn. wagon, hosryrF, containing the body
imnteIiisi'l dove oil. tn" "iTeuinsi hc"s
- detailed above were reported To Justice
KIRBY, vino ISSUED warrant IOr the arrest
ri the .nllr- party aud Civ ~ Z" ShtFlH Mar
raw to execute. IL. Immediately raised
,a.4Vttt in gf Ia
Sentative of tn. IbetsDcrat fearing, however
thai th., delay IncG"nt 80 getting Out "a ".tT-
rant, aud IA IO>~.. together, would enable The
movers TO 81 away, started Odt alter lntlh
ON his oy, account lie succeed Il IN
oyEkrAKISG THE CARAVAN
at Ander-.,t,'s school hOu-s., on the old War
aw rgiToad. Their r. four Wagons, ac-
.ompIHi,d ny Sven IN n ami nv" or six wo-
men. II was a MT .crablr ciTcIGI-taHcr mat
Their wee. I, child eu among tue In NIB -
The women wer,s all yOuns and were cNi-
deut!y
IMMORAL CHARACTER
B-fire "a great while tHr reporter learned
thai tiny came from Ohio. ami We re going To
Fort scott. KAMA , .Oiu many IrcIdeut,pc-
curing duriug the I. M Ia caaIn- % the cpnclu-
sion tJat tn in~u wcr- going To Kansas
leaving their families b. hind them In ONO,
and hid brought these women along
To soLacE THEIR EMILE
from the comforts Of nome. They were as
. .rd "A ST - tB. reporter ever met When he
CAM up with tbcI- The whole crowd were
singing AT The top of their Voice, and were
. vlds nJ,y greatly under til. influence Of
liquor. Ia the r-ar t2On, which was with
uuI "A cover, sid winch answered the d.scrip-
tIOn Oi the on Ia which the body was placed,
wa, roll OF blankets and bed clothing,
" hich concealed
SOMETHING BENEATH THEM.
II might nave beena human body or II might
not From the size anu appearance oil The
bundle or roll, the reporter. IN the hsisfy
{ lance he Wa. abe To give ~, could deter
MN nothing. lie wa, of course expect
ng every mOm.ni that the -herlff's posi-
YOU a Oy-rt,k- THIN. Bat they did not. b.
.DnIe strange mI-stdv ent..re. they took
The WRONG Road
nd went entirely s>tray. The reporter staif
SItn the IN ,vers unit. tIley mt into caLIy,
II Mae. DurriI'- fIrm. northw. st Of the War
.tw road, when lac left them and returned To
,edilia.
IL Will be an easy mater for the Sherif's
,arty To Overtake thrm. They Will not
'rohab!y leave th.ir pr > mt camping place
ntil a late hour this morning, and as they
rayel slowly they oIs Al 10 be oyerhaauIed-