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The Leavenworth weekly times. [volume] (Leavenworth, Kan.) 1870-1880, 1877-10-04

WASHINGTON, d. C., October 2.-The
Cabinet session to-day was short. There
was a general conversation over Mexican
affairs, but no information has been receiv-
ed iron the Rio Grande other than news
paper accounts.
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this time there can be no mis.akrng the gen.
country is unques,ionably on the eve Of bet
ter times than have been seen lately for
wears.
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Burst Her Boiler.

WHEELING, W. ", October 2.-The lit
tie low water steamer Comfort" exploded
her boiler a: Pipe creek sixteen miles below
this city, about two p. M, to-day. Several
lives were lost
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FIRST DOSE
ON A BoSTONPOLICs OFFICE

BosroN, Nov. Il, 1877.
II. R. STEVENS:
Dear SiT-in the spring Of issY WIS stricken
down with fever which ned "a long and al
most hopeless run. Tue, best medical adv &c
being in attendance 1 was taken through the
fever, but II left nte terribly reduced and
weak, with excruc!aiins pains in NV side,
back AMI hips. l was completely Frustrated
with Kidney Complaint, and 10 medicine
seemed to reach my case.
In this condition | was persuaded to try
Nesetine by "a friend whom II cured of the
same d Sease, and IL seemed a. though could
feel tie effect of the first dose through my
whole system and from that moment be-
gan TO mend gradually growing tier nom
uay 10 day anu followed on with the Veg
etine, unil II completely cured restored me
To health, since which time have been able
Ia PERFORM my duties as police officrr, en-
joye,i good health, and their Is no doubt
about the great value OF Ne=etine in Kidney
Complaint and similar disease
1 am, respectful y,
LAFAYETTE FORD, 5si Broadway.
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Disposing Of the Spells.

New YORK, October Peter b. Sweeny
and Hugh Smith, of the broken Tammany
ring, sold to-day real estate which brought
5000.
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Vegetine is Sold by all Druggists.
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Their 18th Animal Session.

PROVIDENCE, r. l., October 2.-Seventy-
eighth annual meeting OF the American
board of Commissioners Of Foreign Mis-
sions commence this afternoon. The at
tendance is very large
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' he Cheapest, Pu,e,t a. d Best 'smIiy hsdi, ire
IN the word
For DYSPEPSIA. CONS IfPATION, Jaun-
dice. Bilious attacks, SICK HEADACHE, tot
ic, Depression oi spirits, SOUR SION, III,
Heart Burn, Nc.,G
This unrival!rd southern Remedy i war
ranteti Iat To- c,4utHi.I sIual" paTTi go, Slrf-
curry, or any IujGFinu, mineral substance, but
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J, H. ZEILIN & CO.,

MACON, GA, and PHILADELPHIA.
Price, 81 90. SoIdby all 1ru sists-
wed-fri
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The Minnesota Dcmecrsic state
Convention.
CHICAGO, October The Times" ST.
Paul special says: The Democratic State
Convention met to-day, with an unusually
full attendance. The Committee on Res
olutions submitted majority and minority
report which caused considerable discus-
sion The majority report yielded a little
to the greenback and labor conventions,
whose candidate for governor, Banning, was
nominated.
THE MINORITY REPORT
was st:ffiy conservative and adamantine on
the money question. The former was finally
adopted with some modification. The first
reOlution denounces the frauds and crimes
BY which the elec,ion OF President and Vice
President was reversed. The second con-
graduates the country that President
Hayes found it necessary 10 adopt the
Democratic policy Of local self-goyernment
and to abandon the devices for perpetuatiDs
sectional jealousy and hatred.
The third ACCUSES the Republican party
OF acting in the interest OF capital against
labor, by making the public debt, which
was promised in legal tender, payable in
coin; arraigns for demonetizing silver; fol-
passing the resumption act fof raising, ex,
pending and wasting enormous revenues
and for adopting high protective tariff
THE FOURTH CENsUREs
the Republicans for keeping in Congress
men VIGOROUSLY in favor Of high tariff
The fifth declares gold and silver to be
the only Constitutional legal lender, and
that resumption should come as soon as the
business matters Of the country would per,
nit, that the decentralization of silver was
a step backward, and the silver dollar of the
old commercial yalpe should be restored.
The following nominations were made
For Governo-, William Banning fol-
acknowledgements, l.. l.. Ames for At
torney General, John X. Jones; for Secre,
tary Of State. p. T. Lindhalmer; for Treas
urer, John 7. Meagher; for Railroad Com
missioner, H. W. Hill.
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WAsHINGroS, October 2.-The President
in the course Of an interview with Hon. J.
E. Leonard, Republican member Of congress
from Louisiana, this morning, remarked
that from what he had seen during his late
Trip TO the South, he believed that the
whites Of that section are really anxious to
accord the colored people their full
CIVIL AND POLITICAL RIGHTS,
and that bis trip had strengthened him in
the conviction that his Southern policy
would add greatly to the interest OF the
blacks, in whose welfare he had always felt,
and should continue to feel, the deepest in
terest. The President also stated that he
had lately received renewed assurances
from leading Republicans of their support
of his Southern policy.
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ENCOURAGING.

The cause of the people against the
money power is gaining ground every day
The following expression from the New
York Times is encouraging, for it must bt
remembered that the Times is one of the
most radical of all the pro-resump.ion
anti-silver organs. Says the Times:
The position of the two parties with ref
erence 10 currency is now pretty well defined
as far as the declaration Of conventions can
define il. We cannot regard 1t as reassuring
The Leavenworth weekly times. [volume] (Leavenworth, Kan.) 1870-1880, 1877-10-04

BETWEEN the temperance campaign and
tie woman's right canvass, the young State
OF Colorado seems to he pretty thoroughly
shaken m. this fall.
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ALBANY Journal
Mr.. coNKLING RESPONSIBLE.

1t must b. admitted that Senator Conk-
ling was the running spirit ofthe gathering,
and the platform and the speeches therefore
indicate his disposition toward the admin
istration, and it is needless to say it Is a
hostile one. Many Of the delegates left be-
fore the nominations were made. Under
such circumstances very strong ticket was
not possible, and if the Republicans lose
the election, they may thank Roscoe Conk-
ling and the state convention which upheld
his measured
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BITTER pESuSc1ArIos OF THE PREsr-
fAlbany Express-l

IAlDdny EXpress-J
The platform, as it now stands, demands
a word or two of comment. Reading it
over carefully we find cogent, thoughtful
and high-toned expression of Republican
sentiment. 1t is, We firmly believe a fair
reflection Of the public pulse, and strikes
clearly the keynote Of the campaign. There
is no bitter denunciation of the President !;
indeed, the Administration is treated with
respectful Difference. Ii Mr.. Curtis had not
thrown his frebrand the sharp and merci-
less speech of the illustrious Senator might
not have been uttered, and National affairs
would have been passed over in silence.
But that was not to be. However, it is ap-
parent that not one word in the platform is
Of the kind to engage the hostility of the
warmest friend Of the Administration.
NIB COMBINES RUIN COMPLETE.
New York Stats Zeitung.l
There is no room for doubt as to what
influence Mr.. Conkling's action will have
will have upon the elections of New York.
The manner in which the State ticket was
manufactured yesterday, shows sufficiently
that it is destined to be sacrificed. Mr..
Conkling may, nevertheless, hope to push
through at the legislative election, and de-
pend on one hand upon legitimate local in
terests, and on the other upon bargain
with Tammany and the Canal Ring. But
no action in the Legislative elections can
help him, and until 1879 he will be one OF
the deadest politicians in the United States
and only the extreme haughtiness that led
him into the arena against the Administra-
ton can, for a little while longer, deceive
him as to the ruin Of his political future.
The New York herald., 1877-07-27
LEGAL NOTICES.

N OHANCEKY. fHELHND.~fN fHE NATTER OF
1.-the Trusts Of Marriage Settlement Of exandcr Hope
Paton and Anna Helena Pnttson dated the 4th day Of
July 1917 and In the matter Of the ith and 18th VIC
tora. chapter es.-Take notice that, pursusnt to the
thcm do under the provisions of tho
lh and 18th vc chap g. commonly called Tho Trustee
Relie Act roandl Andrew s~src liar Vice Provost Of
Trinity Cole co. Dublin. the Rev william Lord ONel
tho trustees Of said settlement in Ihe e hereof men
toned have paid traDsorred to shc credits
OF, this matter Tho Of flO Oti A. iOd overnm ens
three per cent consolidated bank annuities. fsi0
15s I'd, government three stock li IL
la 3D. cash and 81 liberty to make such appca
OF Chancery In lrea and oi
sum cash you think right Dated this
oh day Of July, 1877 GEORGE Y. McGUSrY soiIssor
for said unstseA ~ Dsvpa 81, Dublin, Ireland To
ROBERT pArrisoS, kss-. late Of usr Britannsc N ~
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PROPOSALS..

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rom manufacturer and tor supplying the following
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Paper Writing Papers Details and specifications will be
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CHESTNUT SADDLE AND HARNESS GELDINu. Is
hands high, about ID years old warranted sound and
BAY HORSE LONG NAME AND TAIL, 15,, HANDS
high; fine family Horse; warranted sound ana kind
TOP FULL SPRING WAGON BY sTIvERs
CROSS MATCHED TEAM BLACK AND WHITE GELD
ings. l5h hands high. and years old; can beat
double. Set Double Hsrnes. ana ""N ''"' ''"s'' ""'
TOP FULL SPRING WAGON. POLE AND shAFTs.
BAY KENTUCKY BRED SADDLE AND HARNESS
BAY MARE, i5% HIGH YEARS OLD; TRors
close to three minutes; warranted kind ana truc,
BAY NAME. I5h HANDS HIGH. YEARS OLD;
tros in three minutes fine under saddle; warranted
WHITE SADDLE AND HARNESS GELDING. Is
hands high. 10 old: perfect family horse trots
IRON GRAY MARE, II HANDS HIGH. YEARS
BLACK MARE. lis1 Ii tNDS HIGH, YEARS OLD;
VERY HANDsOME CHESTNUT GELDiNG i5h
VERY STYLISH BAY MARE I6 HANDS f,IIiH, 9
years old tast traveller; warranted sound and kind
PAIR BAY HORSES. IsA HANDS HIGH, 9 AND
BAY COUPE lORsE, 16 HANDS HIGH. s YEARS
old: extra family horse sound and kind.
BAY MARE. BY wHITMORE's HAMBLETONIAN, i5N
hands hi gh, Z years old; warranted kind. single and
TOP SIDE BAR ROAD WAGON. BY BREWSTER, OF
VICTORIA, BY LAWRENCE: TOP DOCTORS WAGON,
by Stivers Pony Phaetons koceaways. Beach Wag
ons Depot Wagon, top side bar and nil spring tosd
Wagons: Gentleinens Saddle and Bride Double and
DOUBLE MARKET TRUCK AND RoCKAwAY, SOLD
by order of B. r. DOWNS to pay bill OF repairs and
storage.
HALE COMMENCES Az TEN O'CLOCK
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choice Wines and Liquors $50 packages. viz
f2 bpis Bourbon and Rye Whisxey.
- casks Brandies Gins: casks Port sherry Wines
barrels Rum Spirits and other Liquors also 2i4 cases
tiarct and Rhine Wines. Brandics Schnspps Bitters
Cordials. syrups; 10 casks Bass Co.'S Ale Champagne
cigars, &c. Sale positive. Dealers invited Also one
copper. siverned Champagne soda Water Machine In
perfect order.
CuEkIFFs sALE.-vAN TAssELL KEARNEY
)shcrihs Anctioneers will sell this day ut II o'clock
NO North William St.. the stock and Fixtures OF Wns
saloon. consisting Of winc Brsndes Tables Desk SAFE
&c, BERNARD REILLY sheriff
JAMES II. SHELLS, Deputy.
WILLIAM Writer'S. AUCTIONkER (BY y. KINsT.
w lEk). sells this dav. st o'c ock At 45O 452 Canal
order OF the Household other Furniture
Carpets. Mirrors, he Phelau Collcnder's carrom
Billiard Table. complete. X S. SYMS. Mortgage.
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Twentyour to foryegh hours given purchasers test
wRrrantces.
Horses. Carriages Harness. Blankets Robes &C., aways
on hand ~ private. sale. '.sft {
CATALOGUE OF THIS DAYS (FRIDAY) SALE
AT 10 OCLOCk.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1877-02-06
|irauna In Paris An UnIriendly Re
,eptiOn.

letter from Paris, dated January
3;h says
The event Of the week is the outrage
asscd last evening on Johann Strauss,
he composer, by the orchestra of the
.raud Opera. | mentioned in a former
liter that he had been engaged for four
lights IS conductor for the tails mosques
t the large sum of $500 a night You
lr aware that the orchestra of the
'pcra is one of the finest, if not the
cry best in Europe and that it COM
rises all the best performers Of the or
hestH of the conservatory. Whether
rom jealousy that such sums should be
,yen to foreigners or from resentment
hat they should be called upon to
lay under the baton of a foreigner at
Il, it is certain that at the rehearsal
lSt night Strauss not only met with a
hilliug reception from the musicians,
ut when his compositions were re-
corsod they were played with such a
lonltest intention to pervert their mel
dies and destroy their effect that the
niortunate composer was nearly driven
lid. 70 mark this inhospitable and
ngenerous disposition still more, when
heir compatriot, Oliver Metra, took
trausss place at the conductors desk
e was received with the warmest APP.
IauSe and his pieces were played OIL
and with a precision and brilliancy
'hlch, however hattering to the French
omposer must have panied him from
he uudisguised character Of the atlront
ttered to his friend Strauss, to whom
sincerely attached.
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A AiRr's Victory.
From the Detroit Free Press.l

The fact that the Detroiters are long
suffering and kind-hearted was again
eyempiied yesterday One OF the
dozen passengers on a Woodward ave,
puc ear suddenly remarked that it was
An awful snow storm, and that he never
saw SO much snow on the ground before.
Pooh" exclaimed a little whitlet OF
A man in the corner, this is no storm
at ALL Why, in Omaha ! have seen
feet Of snow on the ground
at once"
Buried the town, didn't it2" queried
The man opposite.
"Or course it buried the town, but
that was all right. We dug out the
snow and left u crust, as a sort OF sky,
md in three days we had summer
Weather down there. Roaes bloomed,
laach trees blossomed, and the boys
vent in swimming the same as July.
Don talk to me about such storms as
hi, r.
"W.what became of the crust p gasp
d man at the front end Of the car
"lts hanging up there yeti" replied
he noble liar, "and the man who
doubts my word wants to step off the
ar for half minuteW
There that whole dozen men sat as
mute as clans, not daring to even wink
It each other, or to enter a protest,
;hic the little man branched Off anew
nd began telling that he had seen hail
tones weighing six pounds each.
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Lookng over the bulwurks oGthl
schooner, | saw ono o,thcso bcaked
monsters winging l0zily backward
and forward like Il long meteor
sometimes rpisirg till his nose dis.
turhed the surface, and u gushing
sound like u deep breath rose
through the breakers; at others,
resting mouonles- ON the water. ms
if listening to our voices, and thirst.
ing for our blood As we were
watching the motions Of this mon.
ster, Bruce, Ga little lively negro, and
my cook suggested the probility OF
destroying it, This was briefly to
heat a iire.bgick in the stove, wrap
it mp hastily in some old greasy
clothes, as sort Of Il disguise. and
then to heave it overheard. THIS
was the work Ola few Minutes, and
the effect was triumphant, The
monster followed after the Kissing
prey. We saw it dart at the brick
like flash Of lightning, and gorge
it instantcr. The shark rose to the
surface almost Immediately, and his
uneasy motions soon BETRAYED the
success OF the manocuvro His
agonics became terrible; the waters
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y ss:s. FREE 1'''IE;''
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES

,,,II,lostnily newspaper published
north of the Red rlNer ana you WIN 30 h,.
,vnrd "FKEE" in biz black letters MN ~
,oy, II ard you will tnd request i"t rh.
. .,, ~ md address OF all the sons ana uhusn,
M ~ Inc NOrtn and East 70 ne stht w
HST1,XAS EMIGRArlON AGhNi 7eo oCs,
MIssnur. who will mail them "itnoTe ~ ~
@FREE GUIDE TO IhMAS, nd Az Iovelv val.
snn6eams, beautiful prairleS ana 14Ee nSconi.
49, This BOOK we rave seen. IL ls nSev
nSnied with beautiful colored mapS, ~ ~, fr.
Hons. rates of fare and freight, init vi iands
nation concerning our clteSi VIZ ,,avs fn
nr"rs schools, churches, eJc, " nv RTTiSS A
~ THE MISSOURI, hANSAS No IL
p,uWAy They are sending thouShhuS
ali nnrts of the United states hpu I,a fnr
This goes to show what they NY ,hLStt 49,
Texas. They have lat1iy re sy' nunSeNbnif Their
Of fare Tor emlgrants almost ohe, trains are
troins are crowded and specla' run, ,,n,,,is
tranuently run to ACCOMMODATES w p,r,T I'M
rhav ARE spending thousands on uut, ,Ii,a
fexas They have t Twelve fhSiH formation
nnucerning Texas throughout inc WIZ
II,tns rhey ask our aid IN thtl V't S
ppSotrnWige the MISSOURI, kAS,r53hSv ,S
TEXAS RAILWAY, ~, 90 neSSn TnuiH Indian
p.,Tr,tory. They will land you dlieotIrN u,
H.. israyt Union Depot In ~. Louis, lues
Hnnit compel you 10 ride three OF loui II, y,
thr,uvh the back streets anu uilcys ,,, % mar
W. t,,,s In n topping omnibus. Ihey run theiI
L,.nSas and Slice pers through 10 ~, LOUIE
c con- inter the Union Depot. Is there sany
other line from dsxas t9 ssep SGes cars rom
rhey , ~ Iisnnlbnl aud QutBcy: haNe yon
Texas 10 ,iS EaSt Looking towards TexasY u
any TSHSs to undersginedd S SoI
10, viii yS with pleasure forward them SnG ySu
siso Deagilf" oI H% WORTH the e mere request
estine mater "e'' JAS. d. BROWN,
| Address, ,. 81 N. X. a L. R'y,
| 9enl fss's aedalis, MO
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DON'T GET NO CHANGE"
jncISie RPmus' Opinion of Politics
and Collection Plates,

"hN
from the Atlanta Constitution.
Recently a Radical who is also
preacher, tackled old Uncld Rcmus
n the subject of politics,
81 understand, old man, said he,
that you are Democrat"
81 dudno bout dat, boss
"WcII, it comes pretty staight."
81 know dey got two sides, one
What dey call Demmycrat an de
dderwhat dey call Radikle, but |
|on't bodder wild 'em wen de we'd
er gifts dis stiff"
but | hear you vote tho Dem
|cratic ticket every time
81 vote wild my young marster
|Ehat | nurssed wen he want no
|lggor dan a buck rabbit"
"Now, don't you know that this
S going back on your color?'
But hit amt gwine back on my
|elIy; an eff don't tend ter dat de
US cole rain dat comes long mount
Wash dc color right outen me. |
amt takin' no chances in dis bizness,
Poss. I'm gettin ole, an do ol'er
4 glls--l duz for IL fac. "
look at me. | vote the Repub-
lean ticket, and I'm not losing any
|aosh.'
You sorter preches round like,
|pont you, boss?"
Sometimes. Yes. Why?'
Gaze OATS whar de fun comes in
dont GIT no chance fer ter feed
|onien o beaver hat, an | don't eat
oll'n no plates what dey takes up
church hIeckshun in. I'm a mighty
lonesome ole niger, an has ter
Scallic long dc bes' | kin widouI
|onmy congergashun at my back
me preacher looked at his watch,
ana said tnat he would talk some
more another time, while Uncle
menus, with serene smile upon
MS venerable face, went down the
street S,', singing:
'"' "nare shall we go wen de great da!
v,, comes,
VIII us BLOWN Nv de trumpets an d.
How pm GIN, Nv de drums?
~" u my po' sinners Will be cotche'd ou'
An IN no latch to de golden gate,
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,,.,.ton a Texas Centeral II. II.
Arrive.
,,ri,nl ana Departure of tho Mails nj
Dallas,

yorruERN MAIL--Nia NJ, X. & 4, K. r.,
..,,,nrIsiug Western, Northern and Eastern
-g,otlls, NV York and ~, j. uis mails arrive
s,s 1j nm; donart 1T 7:ij am. Pouches close
AZ gpm'
sorruFRN Matthew Orleans aud South
.,n Louisiana, Galveston, Houston, Austin,
W,r5. and all other pOtuts in Southern
Tryas, arrives at 7:li am; departs NJ $50 p.
M. Pouches close ut 3 pm.
r,srERH MAIL-Via 4. IL p II. r., COM
,,i.,Dg Soushrrn and eddie States, Louis.
IiIr, chattanooga, Memphis, Little Rock
shrpyrporl, ana AL Easternn Texas, arrives
daily IL 92O pm; departs AT pm Pouch
closes at pm.
WE TFRN MsIL--From Fort worth, Gle
brge, uRnbmy, Wealherford, Decatur,
pan Pinto, JucksOOrO and western posts
arrives nj y m; departs NJ am.