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The Leavenworth weekly times. [volume] (Leavenworth, Kan.) 1870-1880, 1877-12-06
WATCHING THE CORNERS.

Lord Derby Receives n Number oi
Political Organizations. who De
mand the Active Interference Of
England On Behalf of Gurkey-lne
Sees no Cause for Alarm.
LONDON, November 2S.-Lord Derby,
secretary OF state for foreign affairs, to. day,
received deputation representing the So
ciety Tor the Protection Of British Interests.
and three other political societies, headed
by Lord Campbell, who presented a memo
rial urging active interference in favor OF
Turkey. Lord Derby replied that the
government saw no reason to depart from
it, neutrality, aud he did not think Con-
stantinople nor the Suez Canal in danger.
When the government saw a reasonable
opportunity, 1t would do what it could 10
bring about peace.
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VIII, Fax. Time b. the ForeIoc..

VIENNA, November aS.-News about the
movements of the Russians at Ex;ropsi
leaves no doubt that, instead OF waiting for
the operations OF Mehemet Ali, they have
determined TO anticipate him by vigorous
forward march, which. if successful. would
cripple, II not altogether prevent, the in
tended effort Tor the relief Of Plevna.
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PARIS, November 2S.-The report of the
committee on special accounts, opended by
the Debroglie ministry, during the recent
dissolution, amounting to eighteen millions
francs, declares the accounts illegal, and
that they cannot be sanctioned by the
Chamber without compromising the rights
of the nation.
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B.NCuTt,Ng.

ST Louis, November 2s.-About forty
prslniLrnI Il liens OF Iowa and other north
western states, arrived in This city yester-
day, and after viewing the leading features
OF this city and vicinity, left To day on an
execution through Arkansas and Texas, via
the II. Louis, Iron Mountain x Southern
Railroad and lis connections. The party
will visit ali the principal cities in Arkan-
sas and Texas, and examine their social,
industrial and educational condition, also
the agricultural advantages of these states
and report for the benefit of those who de-
sire to emigrate to the southwest. The
press is well represented in the party.
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CAPSlZED.

a Party nj COloulzers, While F1Oat-
ing D0sgn the Ohio River, Get Cap
,ized, and enc Family Goes Under.
PIrTsBURG, November 2S.-John b.
Painter, of this city, with party Of colon
izers, thirty souls in all, left this city this
afternoon in flat boat, intending to travel
be river to Arkansas. They launched their
boat about two o'clock, and had only float
ed short distance when one of the steer
ing oars broke and the boat began to drift
with the current. Just as they entered the
Ohio river. the flat boat struck fleet Of
coal barges and the fiat boat parted in three
pieces and broke up,
THROWING THE EMlGRANTs INTO THE
WATER.
Some of them climbed out on the coal
baryes. and others were rescued by skiffs.
A swiss family named Rife, consisting OF a
father, mother and two children, and a
man from Philadelphia, name unknown,
perished. All the rest were saved, although
with the utmost difficulty. One woman
with an infant, hoated several hundred
wards before she was picked up.
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WASHINGTON, November 29.-The Re
publican Senators, in caucus, to-day
unanimously agreed to press the kellogg
case TO final vote. Ii was also decided
that Immediately after the Kellogg case Il
disposed Of, that the Butler case shall be
taken up for final action.
Mr.. Conoyer, to-day explicitly stated that
he intends to vote for the seating OF hei,
logg.
MIR. Patterson was not at the caucus.
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ScraaOrA, q Partner 81 LaPPin's,
Heard RR0gn.

TOPEKA, Ran, November Ex-Governor
Anthony is in receipt of information from
the Secretary of State OF the United States,
that Charles G Scrafford is in prison in
Calao, Peru. Scraford was = partner
OF the late State Treasurer Lappin, and
there is evidence that he was associated
with Lappin in embezziing the money
of the school fund of Kansas. Pa
pers will BE- at once made out 10 As to de
mand Scrzfford Of the government Of Peru
under the extradition treaty.
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Throw off that Respondent spirit, crush
that feeling of despair, be cheerful, happy
and we'll. Take Simmons Liver Regulator
1t is no humbug, its virtues can be proved
BY hundrees right here at home. Examine
the certificates. Ii has cured the wors
cases OF dropsy, dyspepsia, and prevent,
chills, fever, &c
Il have been dyspeptic for years; begar
to use the Simmons Liver Regulator two
years ago; il has acted like charm in M
case REV. J. c. HOLMES,
Clayton, Ala.
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cFFICsAs. REPORTS.
The Heads of the Departments Pre-
pairing Their Reports. ~ hich Will
be Kept Under Qua rd Until Monday
Noon, in Order that No Newspaper
sharp May PurlOtn Them

The Heads of the Departments Pre-
pairing Their Reports. ~ hich Will
be Kept Under Qua rd Until Monday
Noon, in Order that No Newspaper
sharp May PurlOtn Them
WASHINGTON, ID. G., November 2S.-The
reports of the heads Of the several depart
mems are all completed with the exception
Of that of the Secretary Of the Treasury,
which will, however, he ready for the print
er to- morrow. These documents will be sent
to the press throughout the country, i'll or
der that they may, as near a. possible, ap-
pear in print as early as the afternoon edi-
tions of Monday next, the day for the
meeting Of the
REGULAR SESSION OF CONGRESS.
The Secretary OF the Treasury will send
his financial report To the assistant trea-
surers and collectors of customs and TO post
masters in places where no one Of the other
men Toned officials are stationed, with in
structio1s to deliver them at noon on Mon
day. In like manner the postmaster Ten
eral will send his report to po-tmasters Tor
delivery at the same time, and the report oi
the Secretary of the Interior will also be
sent under a similar guard 10 prevent
PREMATURE PUBLICATIONS.
The other reports will be sent with the
same precautiOn against premature pub
locations There is no apprehension what
ever of the Presidents message being de-
DELAYED beyond the noon hour OF MONDAY
next, as the House Is already organized
l; would be only some extraordinary elmer
gency that would make the delay. So lar
As the
TENOR OF THE MESSAGE
is concerned, no one outside OF cabinet cir
cles has been advised thereof. In TACT, il is
not complete, and the regular session OF
Friday next will probably hear the final
reading through, as there may be an extra
~essi n on Saturday to complete the mes.
sage in every respect
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". Grevy lnservsevys Wac.

PARIS, November On. Jules Grevy
had an interview with President MacMahon
to-day. The President assured him that
Parliament was in no danger. Neither it.
existence nor its functions, as established
by the executive. would be threatened, and
that the apprehension Of a coup de eto
were baseles-, and he repelled all
indictments to snch solution as resident
and listened to NJ. CREWS arguments fol
rever,ing to the parliamentary regime, but
although he did not pronounce for any
other solution, he seemed not TO accept NJ
Grevy's proposal and evinced towards tbs
Chamber the sentiments Of resistance ratheI
than Cancellation.
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Fly the Track.

WASHINGTON, D. C., November 2s.-Pri-
waite advice-, but not officially confirmed,
have been received to the effect that some
LOO Indians, tn route to the Missouri river,
and now about one bundled miles from
their objective point, have stanpeded and
left the main body
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Gevrnany's scheme.

LONDON, November ga Berlin cor
respondent says that it seems the German
government, on what appears the eve Of a
conclave, has signiiied its intention Of de-
vising more amicable relations with the
papacy, II temperate pope, averse To in
teriering with Germany's new political ar
rangement. should be elected.
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Absolutely False.

WASHINGTON, ID. C., November 29.-'ioy
Kellogg in letter 10 Senator Wadieish
pronounces absolutely untrue any allega-
lions on the charge contained in the follow,
ing extract from a speech by Senator Hi:
Judge SpofIord has told me he has re.
Gently learned that Gov. Kellogg came in
BY the side door and insisted upon the re-
turning board receiving certain
ILLEGAL AFFIDAvITS
that were made up in New Orleans by his
order, and Judge Spofford will prove thai
Governor Kellogg himself came into the
room alone and insisted on their receiving
these illegal afiidavits." Governor Kellogg
thinks Senator Hill is mistaken when he at
tributes the story 10 Judge Spoiiord.
The Leavenworth weekly times. [volume] (Leavenworth, Kan.) 1870-1880, 1877-12-06
R,.hop Marvin. Funeras.

ST. LOUIS, November 29.-The funeral OF
Bishop Marvin took place to-day, and was
ATTENDED by large concour>e OF people, in
GLIDING members of all denominations, and
citizens generally. There were also mum.
Der OF prominent members OF the Methods,
church present from Tennessee and
other states.
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The English Press Criticises Lord
Derby's Recent Remarks on
the Eastern Question.
MacMahon Offers to appoint Par
Iiamentary Min;stery if the
Chamber Viii Vote the
Budget.
A Dispatch from Rome Says the
Pope is Almost in His Last
Agony.
Fighting Near Ru.,cb.cx.

LONDON, November 2S.-There are re-
newed reports of fighting near Rustchuck,
the Turks being the aggressors Whether
these movements are extensive enough to
cause the Withdrawal of any forces from
Plevna, even if the Czarawitche's army were
weak is not known.
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The Pope Again om the Decline,

ROME, November 29.-The Pope passed
a restless night. His rheumatic pains are
aggravated, and i, is feared they may at
tack the heart. His Holiness is passing
through the dangerous crisis. Cardinal
Simori, in consequence Of the opposition OF
strong party at the Vatican, is inclined to
resign the secretaryship OF state, but the
Pope hesitates TO accept his resignation.
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Bank Failure.

LAFAYETTE, Ind, November 29.-Ths
Second National Bank closed yesterday
owing to the defalcation of Charles L. MAYO
cashier. The shortage will reach S60,0OI
AMI Is reported To have gone into Chicagc
speculation This is the first bank failure
in this city for 20 wears.
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Zach package of SkSrnRD's EApIcsL CrHx con
taiIs DIR. SanfOrd's Improved lnhaling Tube, and
fuh dtIcc tons FIR lis use In all cas- Price 81 al
to-saie ~ ali Wholesale and retail druggists and
ccglcrs throughout the United States i.n1 ,ias
WlEks d POTTER. General Agents and whole
salc Drl.E ..st,. l..-tun. Gn,s.
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VIII Renntn ia the Ray.

LONDON, November pa Constantine
pie dispatch says the British fleet which
was to have left Biska Bay To winter at
Symrna and Malta, has been ordered To re-
main in the bay.
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GALExBuRG, ILL.,, November 2S.-The
grand jury, to-day, found two indictments
Tor murder against the prisoner Rand. He
wa taken into court and had counsel ap-
pointed 70 defend him. He maintained an
air of bravado throughout
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Sensational RurlsOr.

SEDALIA, November lS.-A sensational
run,or was put in circulation that a boy
had been killed back OF town by movers.
Upon investigation to-day it turned out to
h, . h,aN
The Leavenworth weekly times. [volume] (Leavenworth, Kan.) 1870-1880, 1877-12-06
4 ship Load Of Fire Arms Left News
York Last Saturday. ,
THeraldl

An English steamer heavily laden with
arms sailed yesterday. There appears to
be little ground for the rumor that although
she cleared for the Mediterranean her real
destination il Cuba. The Cubans are not
investing a million and half dollars in
munitions of war, and for the best Of rea.
sons in the world
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ABANDONMENT OF TURKEY.

except so far as our own interest required
that We should resist her enemies, was re
solved upon, and had declared that even
before the agitation concerning the outrage
in Bulgaria. Having thus treasured his
audience that the policy of the government,
was not dictated by ST. James Hall, and
WOULD NOT BE ALTERED BY 1T,
Lord Derby was able also to say we
have spoken in As strong terms as di plo-
matte usage permits OF the necessity OF not
allowing Constantinople to pass into other
hands than those THAI now hold it, and upon
that point can only refer you to the Ian
guage We held at the beginning OF the war,
and from which We do not intend to depart
| in the slightest d+prep'
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Rand M GalesAun.

GALEsBURG, ILL.,, November 2S.-Frank
Rand, the notorious outlaw, arrived here
from 81. Lonis in charge Of officers, this
morning, and was safely incarcerated in
the presence of large crowd.
The Leavenworth weekly times. [volume] (Leavenworth, Kan.) 1870-1880, 1877-12-06

TcPEKA, November ga little girl,
three years old, daughter Of John Nevins,
Of this city, was burned 80 badly this morn
ing that she died in three hours. She was
playing with matches and her clothes got on
fire during q temporary absence Of the
mother from the house.
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LONDON, November 29.-A special dis
patch from Vienna, 10Th, says: kilograms
received here tonight, from Rome, report
that the Pope is almost in his last agony"
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ST LOUIS. November 29-To-day has
been observed as a usual holiday. business
generally wac suspended aud church service
and social enjoyment We're the rule through
out the city,
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Keeping the Needy.

/. LONDON, November 2S.-The distress
among the mining population OF Cornwall
become 80 great a. to require an organized
charitable movement for their relief.
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,h.k,pear. q. . Wisne.s,

A suit is about being commenced against
the estate Of James Kent involving the IL
tie to ''kent's Commentaries" Ii is claim
ed that the deceased Judge was not the au-
thor Of this celebrated work on iurispru-
deuce, the plaintiffs to support this allega-
tion relying on the following line in .-Shak-
sPesre: Kent in the Commentaries Ca
>ar writ'-HesrsV W., Run 2, Al 4, Scene
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By W. o. PERKINS, j. a true Glee Book, wi Il
the best and most entertaining compositiol
from beginning TO end. sl.j0; ar siS.O -
GgZ
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Emuha,iea,lv Denied.

Bucharest, November a9-In official
Russian circles, emphatic denial is given to
the rum0rs of the intention To conclude an
armistice after the fall Of Plevna
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PHILADELPHIA, November 29-This
forenoon John II. Brown. colored, shot VIM
Kelley, a -on Of Congressman Kelley, while
riding on a street car. The ball entered the
right cheek and lodged in the back part Of
the neck. The wound is probably not fatal
The assailant had been drinking and shot
Kelley without any provocation.
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OLIVER GIBSON & CO., 6os.; 4

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SOME OPPOSITION.

There is good authority for stating that
the number Of senators opposed TO the
appointment is small, and a favora-
bic action will shortly be voted by a large
majority
WASHINGTON, November 29.-The senate
confirmed Receiver OF Public Money, Har-
rison Kelly.
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carriage C.. :.:;;:.; :: Z:
vsals s-rref- which the
Secrets: a Is: .i ii$:
Tss issr pr-. security scaled ~ Address
o. :. q - EuINNN GU y futI Street l8u.s-

y II ~ = y - II'II =
80. q i. BpIINNNAS. GIy y r.
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sr. RECORD Essence of Lir. res,or

manhood and the vigoT of youth to the most
50 TERED constitution in four weeks, from
whatever cause arising. Failure impossible.
Eeware Of advertisers who Offer >O-csiileti fire..
prescriptions that are useless and finally
prove TuiuouSly expensive. Whatever has
merit must cost "A fair price. 81 per case
Sc by express any where. sole Agent, De.
JOS. JACQUES, University Place, New
YORK. DruggiSis suppiied.
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LoxDox, November 29.-Ric hard Hooper
4 Sos, vine and spirit merchants, failed
to-Asy; Eahilifisa 8, $4,000
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Tues SThurscdeow
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Ia ali eases OF private, chronic and urinar
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well known that Dr. James has stood at u !,
bead of the profession for ~ years. Age amt
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TIE EaSTERN QUESTION.
The English Press On Lord Dcrby,s
Recent Remarks On tise Eastern
Question.

LONDON, November ~. The Times
and the Daily News" unqualifiedly APP
prove Lord Derby's declarations regarding
England's policy in the East. Those jour
mails which usually supper, the government
find them very Unsatisfactory. The
fines says: Lord Derby has ct last,
We may presume, returned an answer to
the clamors for war with Russia in defence
of Turkey, and his words will give perfect
satisfaction to the great majority of his
countrymen.
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The Worsi"smen Of Sa" Francisco
Observe the Day by Having GRAND
Dc""".'ra.'"" = John Ch'na"n"
Ma'e"e. the PROCESSION" fr""
instance
SAN FRANCISCO, November 29.-Thanks-
giving day has been observed by almost the
entire suspension OF business, and the city
has worn holiday appearance. The
streets have been ihronsed with people all
day, many being called out by curiosity re-
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Nos Always Pessea N Matters Thee
loGicas.
Boston Traveller.

The Western press is not only posted on
matters OF theological history. The Chica-
70 Hstx.e on Monday startled its readers
By the announcement that Jonathan Ed
wards, Tie eminent Presbyterian theoloeian
and preacher. died yesterday At Hartford,
Cpsa, god "a. Has it no team or re.
vn1s1 ssAn - ~ 0Feaf and good Jahn
|Qn2vin e. - sninlus Hnr6S Iush6e
A. ~ - ~ - 9;
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Or. JAMES
LOCK H0SPITk.
CORNER
Washington
and Franklin
Streets
Chicago, III

Chartered by a. '
State Of Illino. 3
tor the EXPIRE I
puTpOeO Of givir f,
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Csnxr-....au KeBley's So. SAes.

RICHMOND, November 29.-The Rich
mond Enquirer" suspended publication
to-day.
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Chorus. iNilen and GlG} faOss.
The American CIee Book

BYE. TOrRIEE, has - fine Anthems a.
ChDruS.-s and - Chants, Te D-ums- &c. Fir 4
clstss Chorus 4 hoir book. sl5 per dOz.
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TIE "sTANpARp'sn OPINION.

the Government is accused of not knowing
its own mind and OF not having any def
mite policy on the Eastern question, the
country will read with interest Earl Derby's
speech to the deputation which waited on
him yesterday to inform him that Con-tan-
tinopie was in danger and that he really
ought to do something, especially ii he
could set L. ;. trial to help him. he
Foreign Secretary was able to point out
that the policy Of the present government,
TO- ..it the
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NOTES FSOM WASHINGTON.
Speaker Randall Attempts to Justify
One of the Mistakes of the
House of Representa-
fives
The Senate Confirms the Homina'
ton of john p. Harlan, to be
Associate Justice of the
Supreme Court.
Nowtuasiou. Co ed.

WASHINGTON, Nov. On. J. Sal'er
Register of the Land Office, at lndepen,
denoe. Kansas. The nomination OF
]. 2. Harlan to be Associate Justice OF the
Supreme Court. was confirmed, but mo-
ton to reconsider was entered. and this mo-
ton was LETT pending al adjournment.
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New dress goods in knickerbocker effects,
at SIC.
Handsome new chene effects, at Zoe.
Mohair Alpacas, at POE; regular price
pc.
Armour Cashmeres. at DE; sold else
where at :j5c. and iGc.
Best Pacific Percaies, at Zoe.
All wool Cashmere, at jOc.
36-incI Black Cashmere, at Zoe.
4S-inch Black Cashmere, at .Uc.
Unbieached Canton flannel, 10. sold usu-
ally al &c.
Good Dark Prints, DC.
Atwood Red FLANNEL, lSc.; elsewhere
pc.
Heavy } o. Jeans, at IJc.
Wool Filling Jeans, 3Jc.
Glib. Atwood, homemade Blankets, at
$500.
Fell Skirts, at CO..
White Blankets, at So.
Heavy Unbleache,i Shooting, at o e.
Atwood homemade Cashmere, at Doc.
Fine Cloth-iinish Waterproof. at Doc.
sold everywhere a; Sl.OO.
Ladies Merino Vests, at JOc.
Men's Merino Shirts and Drawers, 3Jc.,
40c. and JOc.
Chiliren's stockings, 3 pair Tor pc.
1Jc. WhalcbDne Cor-et- for Doc
Genuine Baibriggan-, at 31lc.
Fine Damask Towels, at 500 per dozen.
- dozen silk liandkerchieis al pc.