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The Leavenworth weekly times. [volume] (Leavenworth, Kan.) 1870-1880, 1877-10-11

DoOOS INC hhHHe CI0D8s
CHICAGO. October 4.-Stony Island near
Chicago.-This was the FIRST day of the
three days rife shooting on the Dearborn
Rife Clubs range. The interstate match
was first contested at 800, 500, and 1000
yards. The Illinois team comprising Jas.
Hofer, George Willard, r. S. Thompson
and Walter Birnham. The Wisconsin team
comprise J. johnson, David Hill. E. Fielding,
J. c. Wells. and the Michigan team COM
prising G. j.. Walcott, j. T. Harrington, J.
s. Lakey and ]. Haine. At 200 yards, the
Wisconsin team second a total of los.
Michigan team, 1873; Illinois team $50.
The best individual scores were made by
Hill, Of Milwaukee, and Thompson, OF
Chicago, who each scored A points out o.
possible 80. High and shifting winds in,
terfered greatly with the accuracy Of their
aim. At 800 yard range, the Illinois and
Wisconsin teams each made AS, cut of a
possible 200, the Michigan team made AS.
Best individual scores were, Thompson As
out Of possible 50. Hill, As; Fielding, AZ;
Walcott, -. Poorest score, Wells, %.
At 1000 yards, fifteen shots each, out Of
a possible 800, the Illinois team scored 17s;
Michigan, Isl; Wisconsin, l42 The best
individual scores in the Illinois team were
Thompson, 81, and Willard 81; out of a
possible75. The best in the Wisconsin,
Hill, Sc; Johnston, 80. The best in the
Michigan, Walcott, Al Levy, 40; Herring
ton, 49, The first prize therefore goes to
the Illinois team, and the s, cond to the Wis
consln.
THE MOST EXCITING EVENT
of the day was at the 500 yard range, open
20 all members of regular rifle clubs. The
prize was silver pitcher to the best shot
and silver cup to the next best. Thewind
had almost entirely died out. During this
contest. d. Hill, Of Milwaukee, made con-
secutive bulls eyes, scorips.50, and winning
the first prize; c. Fielding and Il. s
Tho hpson each scored 40; ]. X. Miner, OF
the irish team, F. HYDE of the American
team, and George Willard, each scored As;
Sir Henry HaIfsrd. OF the English team, A
Gaylord. and John J. Johnston, each
scored 81; X. S. L. Greenhill, of the Irish
team, A. Fielding and Thompson shot of
the tie for the second prize, and Fielding
won, making five successive bulls eyes.
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THE directors offhe Os'.aloo5a fair associa-
IN e cited recently are follows:
Geo. Davis, Oskaioosa, Geo, A. Patterson,
Oskaioosa, J. +. True, Kentucky, NJ. NJ. Max
well, osawkee, Geo. A. Huron, Valley Falls,
y. J. Griest, Jefferson, I. II. Bayne, Rr-ai,
Geo. H RushmoTe, Kaw, ID. A. Adams, Fair
view, Geo. Hensly, Rcck Creek, Wiley Ro. !,
Ssrcoxie, john Gspsert. At large, ]. :.
Willis, Union.
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ANnGPORTAMT LETTER

ANN HARBoR; Mich, April 80, 1876.
DIR. RADwAY-Kind sir: 4 nave been tax
ing your Resolvent, Regulating Pills, and also
using the Ready Relief for about one year for
ovarian tumOrs on the abdomen, which the
most eminent physicians OF our medical col
lege pronounced incurable.
They were like knots OIL q tree. When
was sitting in chair they hun almost to
the floor, and my weight wss rs pounds
when commenced with your remedies, and
now il is 2l0 pounds, but they are not all gone
vent, nine OF Relief and twenty -four boxes Of
Pills. get the medicines from &c. GrenvIl."
Please send me your book "False and True"
MRS. c. KRAPF.
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An Excursion Train Wrecked ON the
Pickering Valley Railroad, and
Twelve Persons Killed and Wound.
ed.
louisville, Pa, October San excur.
sion train from the Pennypacker reunion
held near schwins's hill, yesterday, on the
Pickering Valley Railroad, when neal
Phenixvllle, last night, between nine and
ten o'clock, was badly wrecked by the rain
washing out the track for some distance.
There were about two hundred persons in
the train Up to $50 O'Clock this morning
the dispatches show twelve persons killed
and about fifty wounded. Owing to the
confusion and excitement, it is impossible
TO obtain the names or the exact number
killed and wounded.
THREE PERSONS DROWNED.
FIRE ScHTowN, n. J., October 5.-Three
persons were drowned in the wreck of The
south bound Oswego & Philadelphia e.
press on the Belvide,e division last night,
the engineer, conductor aud an unknown
lady. The train lies some distance from the
shore, where it was washed by the current.
The news boy, baggage master, fireman and
Others saved themselves BY swimming.
THE CAUSE OF THE WRECK
WILMINGTON, Del, October 5.-The acci-
dent TO the passenger train, south, on the
Wilmington and Northern railroad, last
night, was caused by the track being wash
ed away above Coatesville. The engine
was upset and engineer Amos Peacock
killed. The fireman was badly scalded.
LIST OF THE KILLED
PITrsrON, Pa, October 5.-The names OF
the killed in the Pickering Valley Railroad
disaster, whose bodies have been recovered.
are As follows: Isaac Tustin, Jonas Tus-
tin, William Holman, Mrs. William Hol-
man, Frank Kidney, George Griffith and
Nathan Pennypacker. The number of
wounded found up 20 one O'Clock this alter
noon is forty-6ve. The list includes SIX
Pennypacke-s killed and wounded. Thev
were mostly residents of Phanixville.
Three passenger coaches and the engine
were badly wrecked.
ANOTHER SAD ACCIDENT.
SCRANTON, Pa, October 5.-A fast freight
tram on the Delaware & Hudson River
Railroad ran of the track, owing to mis-
placed switch, last night near Melrose sta
ton. Patrick Riley, the engineer, was
scalded to death; Michael Msrrick, fire
man, crushed to death, and Jones, brake
man, badly injured. The section watch
man reports that be examined the switch
half an hour before The accident. The dis
aster is attributed to the strikers.
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A sIxTEES-PAGE paper. worth fully four
.imes the price asked for H. is Andrews Ba-
arr Beautifully printed OF fine paper,
finely Illustrated the beTs artists, q wealth
II Information and amusement in Its col
E ms, it fills loDg-ie.t want in he news
PIPER world. Published by W. Il. Andrews,
c 1cinnati.
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Railways READY RELIEF

Will afford instant ease, Inflammation of the
Kidneys, Inflammation of the Bladder, In
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Ague Chills. Chilblaines and Frost Bites.
The application Of the ready Relief to
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Thirty to sixty drops in half q tumbler Of
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Travellers should ALWAYS carry Q bottle of
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CITY NEWS.

QUE merchants are looking forward to a
piendjc win. er .ratie.
THERE is no use o try and talk TO Henry
srtman now sine he became father. IL
3 n girl and weighs eleven pounds.
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THE OLD KING BEE.

Another Chapter From the Log Book
Of the Greatest Criminal America
has Ever known.
New YORK, October 6.-The examina-
ton of VIM. NJ Tweed was resumed to-day
before the commettee of Aldermen. He
said that in the senate the "ring" paid the
members for voting for bill in committee
of the whole, and allowed them 10 vote as
they pleased in its final passage. Their
names were not recorded when voting in
committee of the whole, but were recorded
on the final vote.
Attorney General Fairchild having stat
ed during the week that Tweed, in the So
called confession submitted to him, had
not mentioned having subsidized the
ALBANY "ARGUs" AND JOURNAL"
or mentioned the names of Edgar Papgar,
assistant secretary of state. Tweed replied
that he had not specially mentioned these
parties, but he offered to become a witness
in any suit in which he might be called,
and TO give evidence of the numbers Of
frauds upon the city and the safe treasu-
r;es which he did not then recollect. He
said that he could. however, substantiate
all he had said, and could produce checks
and letters in support OF his assertions.
One letter
CONGRATULATED TWEED
on his personal victories and the success of
his patty, which letter said it would be a
good thing for their "Journap people next
year. Regarding the explanation OF o. p.
Papgar, regarding his relationwith Tweed,
the witness had the letter from Papgar in
1870, stating that he was in debt for board.
clothes, &C., and asked him (Twecdl to add
tomany former favors by procuring him
payment of his salary, 80 that he (Papgar)
could liquidate his clOihes and board bills.
OTHER LETTERS
were also read by Tweed, showing that VIM.
Cassidy, of the "Argus," had sought ap-
pointments from him, and that Hastings
had expressed very warm sentiments.
Tweed repeated his statement that he paid
SIS, 600 to the board Of aldermen of this
city to pass a resolution authorizing the
appropriation by the city of 81 500, 900 for
the bridge. The money was paid, and the
witness got his share from Henry C. MUIR
ply. This was in 1870; COnnally also got
his per centage. The witness knew that
Kingsley, who had supervising control of
the bridge, had an interest in the qlarries
which were to furnish the stone; he knew
because he wanted that himself, but found
Kingsley was too strong for him, and was in
his way.
Alderman CoWing. Republican, furnished |
the witness with . partial List of the Tam
many Hall Committee, and asked him if any
of tke r,or,ona uenfioned vero conrac.s,d
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! A CLERGYxAN's opinion.-Having had an
opportunity 10 test the excellent qualities of
Dr.. Bulls Cough Sy.up, / hesitate not to say,
It isf9e best renody Ihave ever used in my
famfly-Eev. WIN. Il Chapman, Pastor NJ.
a-xcrch. GeorgetoEn. D. c.
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SHOT HIS FATHER.
Fatal Ending of a Family Quarrel
Mt Pl0tssbUr.. MO

:. s>&-ssSuks. -uOs
Froma gentleman who came In last even.
1ag rom Plattsburgh, we lea. N of a shooting
ARRAY that took place there Thursday, BY
which a man by the name of Jas. Ward. was
sho, and fatally wounded by his son. From
the Information We obtained, it seems that
Ward was man of Incorporate habits, and
when under the influence OF LIQUOR. WAS
very abusive to his family.
On Thursday evening he went to his home
IN an intoxicated condition and commenced
70 beat his wife in a mos. inhuman manner
en- hi. son Frank interfered TO protect
Ser aud the Infatuated father TUNED
upon him aud struck him several
This was more than he could be.r
80 seeing there WIS no wav he could defend
Ell from his ather; drew his re-
and fired, the bullet tik'ng eject i'm
night temple and from tie effects of
'3c3 he died yes;erday me ming at seven
Frank is spoken ofas a fine young
he was relea on be- l y, terday.
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FEVER AND AcuE.

Fever and Ague cured for fifty cents. There
Is not a remedial agent in this world that will
cure Fever and Aeue, and all other malarious,
Bilious, Scarlet, Typhoid. Yellow, and other
fevers, (aided by Railways Pills. so quick as
Railways Ready Relief. Fifty cents PEI bot
tie.
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DR.. RAILWAYS
Sarsap rii;ian aeso!yent

Has made The most astonishing cures so rap
id are the changes the body undergoes under
the infiuenc. of this truly wonderful medi-
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Mr.. Il. NJ. SMITH, OF Oskaioosa has re-
igned his position as postmaster. Mr.. W. r.
rice taxes his place wiki f. FL. Roberts :
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Lecture mt PAIGE Fer,a.c College

OF DIR. Hardv ck's lecture on Esther the
Beau e Won p" the st. Joe Herald says
The sc md in lie regular course of lectures
before the young lilies o. the Patee Female
College was deiiy, ed yesterday afternoon
pv Rev. j. Il. HaTaS cke, ID. ID. 1t vas q pro-
ductlon Of great eat y end decided merit,
and we shall end svor TO find room for 1t en-
tire In )-nol low . Herald
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in all cases of private, chronic and urinary
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Light, Wcfi.-yas.ci Rt,cutts. Brea,

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HEALTH! BEAUTY

Strong and pure, rich blood-increase OF
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Shoes the Rrfle Cubs.

Macklin; Attorney Genera Augustus
Schooumaker; State Engineer and Sur
veyor, HOratio Seymour, Jr. Adjourned.
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A G0Oa Firm.

To-day we present to our readers in another
column, the card o. Grim & Co., (,mmis.
son Merchants, 81 and 90 South Water street
Chicago. Mr.. ID. X. Griffith, the senior men,
Der ofthe firm, is an Old me- .ha of OF sixteen
years 5, .nding in Chicago, and is noted for
the larg, t'e ie and acquaints Ice he so Justly
enjoys. T firm are always for I'd prompt
and reliab a parties ;nroughout X nsas,
who may .-sire TO consign to them, VIII al
ways be Il. p-e than graiified with the manner
in which Lney a.'e treated. See below what
some of the old fruit growers of Michigan
say:
B4NTo.. HAREoR, Mich.
August LIST, 1877.
To Whom HaGy concern:
We, The undersigned fruit growers, have
been shipping fruit TO d. X. Griffith & Co.,
commission Merchants, of Chicago, and find
them prompt and reliable, and chearfully
recommend them to shippers OK fruit, feeling
satisfied That they VIII be honorabiy dealt
with.
o. SPHINX, VIM. NOZZLE.
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Dr. RscOrds Essence of Life restores
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THE GREAT BLOOD PURIFIER

every drop of the Sarsaparilian Resolyent
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II the patient, daily becoming reduced by
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Tuner Of l2 Year, Growth Cared
~ Radvay's Rosolvent.

DIR. RADwAY:-I have had Ovarian Tumor in
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MEDICAL
PREScRlpIlnN EasE.

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The Only Pain Remedy

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"EBSTER'S PRESS WHEAT
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Repairing Of fine Watches a spe.
cialty.

Branch House. a5 Felix ST.. st. Jo.-ph, Mo
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BASTo.. HAsEoR, Mich. I
August LIST. 1877.
BY TELEGRAPH
TERRIBLE WREfK.

An Excursion Train Wrecked ON Che
Pickering Valley Railroad, and
Twelve Persons Killed and Wound
ed.
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r. r. r.
Railways aeady Relief
CUsEs THE woasT:pAMs
In from One to Twenty Minutes.
NOT ONE HOUR

After reading this advertisement need any
one suffer with pain. Railway Ready Relief
Is a cure for every pain. 1t was the first and is
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Advices from the seat of war in
Earope say the Turks have taken
Schipka Pass. the only stronghold in
the Balkan mountains held by the Rus
SLAMS. The fighting at this point for
the last week has been very severe. the
Turks. though frequently repulsed by
the Russians, who were entrenched
Ia the Pass, always renewed the attack
with vigor. Another important victory
BY the Turks under Mnkhsar Pasha is
also claimed. -Four thousand Russians
are said to- have been killed and large
quantity of arms and ammunition
captured by the Turks. If these re-
ports be true. the " Sick Man of
Europe is proving to be more than u
match for the greatest military nation
II the world.