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The Leavenworth weekly times., 1877-11-15

recruiting OF the army above the Dr.san
strength, and Slid that though the Pres;
dent had given orders to the armv N follow
Mexican marauders over the border cen
Ord had been afraid to do "a. becansa h,
had, after sarrisoning his posts, only so
I men, while there were thousands al
men on the other side of the Rio
Grande who defed the United States
ana their own government There
would be limit to the patience OF the peo-
pie on the frontier, and when that limi-
was reached, there woald be WAR.
Mr.. CALklNS said he was in favor of
increasing the army TO 10000 men, and
believed that was economy. The recent
riots had shown, conclusively, that for the
protection OF property and life, something
was needed besid,s militia.
Mr.. BLACKBURN moved TO reduce the
army to 1900. He denies for himself and
the members Oh his side Of the House. thar
proper method Of I~eventing such disor
der as disgraced the country last summer
was to be found in an increase Of the army.
or In supplying more canister and Crane
shot to shoot down the Impoverished labor
ers OF the land, who dared to complain of
the robberies OF which they were victims.
by reason OF the persisten' ''class Ieyisla-
ton OF the last fifteen wears. He gave
notice that he would call for the yeas and
nays in the House on his amendment; 80 As
to test the sense OF the House As 10 whe;her
II would propose TO redress the wrongs o.
the impoverished citizens of the couptry bv
an increase of military power.
MIR. PEiDNORE said ne would vote for
Mr.. Blackburn's amendment, and that if a
proviso were not added like that one en-
bodied in the bill last year, he would vote
against the bill
Mr.. HEWITT said let the United States
discharge its just obligations and leaveto to the |
luture the question OF an increase or de- |
crease.
MIR. CLIMER took similar view.
Mr.. WR!Gi L said he represented dis
rict where the troops had been stationed |
turing the recent riots at the solicitation Of |
he controllers Of mine. but he had not |
zen an occasion fDr an officers sword or a |
oiliers musket, and he favored a reduction |
o fifteen Thousand men
Mr.. CtLBElsSON held ii the army was
Ia lIUOo the quota for1exas would /
~ 50 small that in the future as in the past.
he people of the United States would be
murdered there and its flag insulted in the
'cry presence OF the troops
MIR. BANKS favored the keeping of the
rmy up to the authorizing maximum Of
= O09
Mr.. BLAUNT opposed Mr.. Sleicker's
amendment, and Messrs. Baker and Throck-
norton favored it. Without action the
committee rose and the House adjourned.
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Mr.. ChaHee's Resolution.

WASHINGTON, ID. C., November 8, 1877
The resolution offered by Mr.. Chafee
relating to the Union Pacific Railroad and
branches, is a measure intended to compel
compliance with the law under penalty
of immediate forfeiture of all rights,
privileges, franchise and lands
received from the United States, togeth-
er with all property of every kind
belonging to the companies. 1t is
designed to test the question of the power
of the executive department to execute
existing laws regulating the operation of
these Pacific Railroad and point to further
legislation for the removal of all legal
impediments, If any should be found which
prevent the President from enforcing the
acts Of Congress.
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SPRINGFIELD, ILL.,, November S-COry-
dan Weed, OF bloomington, ILL.,, has filed q
voluntary petition in bankruptcy, with liza
biiities of one million eight hundred thou
sand dollars, with scarcely any assets. Mr..
Weed has been loaning money for other
parties on Illinois farm mortgages, suaran-
ieeing the interest and principal of the loans.
The securities having been sunk to nothing,
he is left between the real creditors and the
insolvent debtors. Among his creditors are
the .Etna Insurance Company, Of Hartford,
for S270OOO; I. Tatinger, OF Waterloo, n.
y, for el20,0o0; Hiram Sibley, OF Roehes-
ter, y. y, ior e26S,00 Henry Ideson, OF
New York City, fI $500; J. Il. John
son, % Seneca Falls, n. ", $54.OOO: W. X.
Balm, Of New York City, for $4,000, and
Others to smaller amounts.
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Row at Oak Wills.

The Atchisoh I'Dfriof sa, that on Tuesday,
one Andrew Brown. a lame man, attacked
John Cities, at the Oak Mills polls, and cut
him severe cash two inches long with a
butcher knife. The knife entered the left side
just above the hip bone. Cities commenced
To heave rocks at This stage of the game and
then enSued a general melee among a few by
ISLANDERS. Our reporter says that ..Wm. stills
hit on the head with "a rock and he fell
like a beef
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X. C. PRODUCE MARKET.

WHEAT-Stcady and fiTmrr; No. winter,
81 i6 November and Dec mbcr; No. 3, 81 ~ J
spot; Il OF al rii. first hall November Il Gsi
last half; - OIi. November Il u6dl o. firsI
half Dcc,mber : u. Z. last half. Il UGi II, ccIn-
ber; sl CIil year 81 80 January: No. 1, sSc
spot; So tc fist half November; SgfLs9i e last
half; - sd>>f. November; gIt.CfirSt half de-
crmber Sc lnst half: gl1 ,cdg. Decemb-r; s,5z
ds9c year; 81 tc January; TCjrCts Il, 12c spot (;
No. spring, S6c spot, November and Dccem-
Der; No. ), sc spot
CoRN- steady and firmer; No ?, % .n30c,
first half November: = e, last half, "a 4c,
November; 25lyd = e. December and year /;
27lac, January ~ =. May; No. white mixed,
SIC spot rejected, 20 0sG',c spot; 25izc, No
vemDer.
OATs-Quiot; No. ., I7c, spot and Noyem-
Der.
RYE-Dull No. ,. iGc, spot and NOvem-
Der; Ilc, December; +. Jected. @ic, spot
EAELEY-\OmiHdl.
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Turnkey Thong Int TO he Elected.

PHILADELPHIA, November s. The
''Press-Republican" says that complete Oh
closely estimated returns from fifty of the
sixty six counties in Pennsylvania, indicate
that the Democrats will elect Turnkey for
Supreme Court Judge, who runs behind the
ticket by between one thousand and two
thousand. In fifty counties where the ma
iori.ies are in, the Democrats have nine
hundred and forty-three votes to spare,
while the sixteen counties to hear from
gave Hayes only 2,56i over Til len last
year, and unless unlooked-for gains have
been made in these counties, Judge Sterritt,
Republican, Tor Supreme Judge, is de-
ieated.
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ff:Nrftssi.

y -trfd,A ~ NJ. = Od.y number "i
friends a,-~riubl'.. at ihr r,->id''ncr of Mr.
KIu smta, un Fourth Avenue, 1" witness
the na,I sti> 81 Nj Edward hius>nan, and
Miss An Il. 3; "I"n- At 'nr appointed Lour
tn. happy couple mad" their appearance, and
A .,. ..tI.i.a- ,..-f,... tuuy performed 10y
Rev. W I.l,rl Ia ti'- Aiicr IT," rpii-raiiuid-
IIo:t~ w.rJ O., rr,1 eel IA ~ buunit-pn> re-
paSt WAS .laI! ken al, to ;hr fult satisfaction
of all Tn brist,. Na~ t.t,. I,-cl!'ieuI of many
Naidabl' p'-- l.. A. he participants pio-
nounced Il n pleasant aiiilII Ih ou-hou-
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ST. LOUIS PRODUCE MARKET
ST. LOUIS, November ;.

~ IVI i, -NVNtIIIDtT
FLoUR-Dull and weak unchanged fall
extra, 81 5osI 30; Nm, - Oos5 % (; MN,
So J195 b.
WHEAT-Dull and lower tendency: No. 3
red, 81 ~ !, cash; IL - November; 81 25i.a
~ a, December No. 1, Il IL cash
CORS-Higher AZ "a ISc, November eos
ing at ~ SC, cash /; ~ g, November; NJ 46g
iUi C, December.
oArs-BeIter: - e. cash; c6r .p2Fr g,
December.
RYE-Iiigher; SIC.
BARLEY-Duli No. ?, Iowa and Nebraska,
~ a bc medium To prime, do. 5Cd6Uc.
WHIsKY-Steady 81 %.
BUTTEI-Firm for best choice To select
dairy, 216t2sc do. country, lS.L22c.
PORK-Dull; jobbing, Sl3 SAILS 80.
Dry SALT MEAT Easy; 6i,c, 7itd7Izc.
BACoN-Packed bacon dull 5Iec, - 6, SI.c,
81 scd994c.
LaRp-Quiet; = &C bid for Dee, mber or year;
Sc asked.
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Bene.ri, the Waves.

CHICAGO, November S-The "Tribuue's'
he ,kuk special says the northern line
steamboat ALEX Mitchell' sunk four miles
below that city this evening at five o'clock.
She struck asnag and went down in half an
hour, water coming two feet over the decks
All OF The seventy-five passengers got of
safely, but some POO tons of freight il DAM
aged. The same boat sunk near Burling-
ton in August last,
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Just So.

Speaking OF tn b--S' way to kill n town or
city, an exchange telling puts it in this
way: .-Underrate every present and pros
pective enterprise speak i'll Of the churches
and schools; tell everybody the hotels are
bad enlarge the vices Of the people, cspeci-
ally the Young people withhold IN" patro-
mage from your merchants and tr,,desmen.
and buy your goods aud groceries somewhere
else: never SubScrib" for til" local paD.r>-
and II YOU are i'm business refuse Ia advtr.
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RensOsns Why.

The reasons why Dr. Prices True fiavoring
Extracts, Lemon, Vanilla, etc, are superior
to all Others, is d cause they are prepared
from choice selected fruits and aromatics,
without coioring or poisonous oils, that all
the fiavoring principles are retained un-
changed by chemical action, highly concen-
trated, requiring less TO flavor, that there IL
no deception in bottles aS they hold one II alf
more than those sold for the same siZ". That
they are in every particular like his cclebra-
ted Cream baking lnwder-periect-
ltdeu
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CITY NEWS.

From Thursday Mornings Daiiy.I
TRAINS are running slowly on The ROADS
again.
LAST night WA, a miserable one, - far a.
the sireeI- WEI concerned
TIE election OF Hon. r. O. Lowe a. 9iiei'L
giv.-s universal satisfaction.
THE great >alo o. horses takes place U"-''hS
at tie Mansion Huu>r - bl's-
= FARLAND. a oOi"i"d man was ''"c',"
Constable. Ia FairInOuut township, on the
Democratic iicket
Tr Won want a mare, stallion or trotting
horse 90 TO the great sale today at the Man
sion House stables
lisa girl and weighs-well no matter what
Z, ,r.ip,,, Engineer Brownhill Of the Chicago
and Rock Island road IS satisfied with IL.
Iris reportr-d that q large amount Of ap-
,l.s which had been barreiled in orchards in
The country were frozen during the cold
snap.
AN aged German woman arrived in the city
from Wathena yesterday and r'scn- d her
daughter VINO il about sixteen years old from
"a house of i'll fame.
THE feeling with regard 10 the result % the
election is most satisfactory Even those
who opposed Mr.. Lowe. now say the choice
of the people WASH good one.
THE amount % lines collected from various
sour. in the Police Court, yesterday, was
rep rrs 10 have been SIvO, but the bulletin
don. indicate the nature of the cases or
nan ss.
AFTER the first of January the public VIII
be able TO know what transpIr"s in the
county jail aud tax payers Will not be refused
adnli ssiou, when they want 10 know how
prisoners are treated
THE great sale of horses To day at the Man.
sion House stables, il the talk among horse
men. Capt. Tough will be present to give any
information as TO age, pedigree &c. DO not
fail 10 attend.
.PuNcTUALTTY il the Hinge Of Business"
In iamilie, where Dr. Bulls Cough syrup is
kept there il nerer case Of absence from
school or business on account Of Coughs,
Colds OF sore throat.
HAIRY HELEY. young man well-known
In this community has received the agency
Of the American Sewing Machines for Leav-
enworth. He is capable and will make "a
good agent.
A LITTLE son belonging to Mr.. John Ma
dusky's family, while playing at the Morris
school, yesterday morning, had his left arm
dislocaied at the elbow Dr. Jones treated
In. case and says the little fellow behaved
like a hero. |
THE Young Mems Matinee Club give their |
first Matinee Tomorrow evening from eight |
To twelve o'clock. A pleasant time is antici- |
pated Music 10y Whii"hair's hand These |
n ,ti..e,.. will br continued during the ain |
Z y months, und 7 tue mana ment of Maj. |
Shrrve-
The sid'walk on Walnut street between /
Fifth ard SIKH, i N am"St deplorable condi- /
zion, one side of the walk being about "A I
100, and "A ha lower than the other, making |
ii almost impossible. q" pass "n a wet day /
without running the risk Of IA ling down an /
emba Ikmrnt.
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LONDON, November S.-Four hundred
Of the principal inhabitants of Belgium, in
cluding the Alex Geshoffs and their fami-
lies have been sentenced to exile in Asia
Minor. They started in chains under q
strong escort to-day.
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LONDON, November s-A Russian Official
dispatch, dated kurak Dova, November 8,
says that General LazaroE, yesterday, occu
pied a position in front Of the southeast
forts of Kars, for the purpose Of erecting
siege batteries. The Turks attacked him,
supported by force from the forts. The
Russians beat them back in disorder, and
pursued them into the forts at the point Of
the bayonet, infiicting great loss, and spiked
their guns, captured ten officers and forty
men, and then retired with a very small
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Markets by Telegraph.
NEW YORK MONEY MARKET.

New YORK, NoVCmbcrS. :.
day.
CARRYING RATES and q per cent.
E~ILyER ENRs-sI ~, gTrrnback>: 81 10,
gold silver coin, par to = per cent. discount.
GOvERNy ~ NTS-Steady.
RAILROAD EoNDs-buIl ana tirm.
STATE BoSB~-Quiet.
STOCkS-Ihc market was heavy all day.
and lower prices ruling until just before the
close of business, when there was >tradicr
feeling. and recovery uf from ! To !. per
cent, from the lowest points
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NEW YORK PRODUCE MARKET.


FLoUE-Slightly in buyers favor; prices
unchanged.
WHEAT-Dnll No. !, Milwaukee spring,
81 ignI - : No. =, Milwaukee spring, Si2tjs
un graded white, 81 -
fsSE-~teatly; No. ?, western, 73c-
BAKLEY-\p. >, Canada, -2Gf-Ic.
Constantly active; naked western un-
gr Ided, ole, high mixed, GSc, yellow western,
tI r..
oATs-Mixed western and state, 3FZc;
whit western, '6HIic.
CoFFEE-Ig uiet and unchanged.
SCGAR-Huil and unchanged.
MoLASSIS- New Orleans, new, 55d''J-.
RICE-QE q and unchanged
EGGS-~t, .tdy 2-Ct-ir, for western.
POEK-gu!st mess, 81 -sst'I -.
BEES eady; western long clear middleS,
quiet and steady, ut Sc.
LARD-PTimc steam, - G2j.6 6.
BTTrER-W'SicTn, llaZ2c.
CHEFsE-DuIl 1HlZi &C..
WHISKY quiet, but iirm 81 II.
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G,rman Savings Bank vs.. Wuliekuhler-
Mandate uI supreme Court, case ordered sci
FIR Iral and continued.
Woodward Assignee Vs. HcnSl'y ri al
Iearr given plaintiff and d'f''ndant> Burns &
MaIk>om Io r,'ly ia ten days. defendants
Iuslcy. Snir a TO-, given until November
lrfh iu Nt.IciI 10 amend anSwer-
Olsen ~ Mo"ncy-Cou.t triaI evidence in
ANA HTs d.,s'ii isUsI sIpineI,
sam " Mciarthy-Same entry.
ia PrIs-FI ed IL. JaInlsen admitted to fuil
cIt!z-u.
Auiou ned until this morning at ten
o'c oci-
Tn. Cas-, of the Lawrence Bridge Company
v, TN. I.twrrnce Land and Water Power
e uupany VIII be- caik Il tor trial In the Dis
triCl Io4rL I4il> mo. ming.
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SEEKING OUR PROTECTION.


The Samoan Islands Want 20 be
Placed Under the PrOtectiOn 81 the
United States.
SAN FRANCIsCo, November S. The
schooner Isabel" from Apia, Navigation
Islands, brought, among her passengers,
McClOud Mamet, Secretary OF state OF
Samoa, who is enroute to Washington to
arrange a treaty whereby the Samoan Is
lands may be placed under the protection
OF the United States government 1t is rep
resented by the passengers of the "isabel'
that the German and British consuls resi-
dent on the island have been administering
the affairs with
50 HIGH HAND
that the natives can no longer stand the
expressions. One OF the passengers has in
his possession a copy of the proclamation OF
the British Consul levying $4,000 on the
natives. Since this proclamation was Is
sued, other fines amounting to 700 more
have been levied, As the usual tax of five
dollars on each male adult 1t is represent
ed that The sentiment of the natives is al
most nnanImo1 1sly in favor OF connecting
with the United States
The Leavenworth weekly times., 1877-11-15

WASHINGTON, November S.-Represen.
tatives OF the House have offered a resolu-
ton declaring it to be inexpedient to attach
to the army appropriation bill q proviso
similar to that which caused the defeat OF
the bill at the last session, namely, tina,
none of the troops should be used for politi-
cal purposes. The resolution was agreed to
by a vote of two to one.
The Leavenworth weekly times., 1877-11-15
WOnsna's Meet rsesssay Want.
lGlobe-Democrai.l

Lovely woman cannot complain that she
is wholly unnoticed in American legislation
Our own persuasive Bland followed NJ. 49,
victory on the silver question by an act To
remove the legal disabilities Of wollan, Dy
allowing lawyeresses 70 plead in the Su-
preWs Court 81 Washington, il they have
been admitted TO practice in any Superior
Court, and another bill was introduced to
provide National University for Women
at Washington. We believe the r'ost -
sing want OF woman at the preset; tim, is
a portable derrick which will e;,aLi. h,r
to pick up her trail without eOtsscrI ing
her body down through her skirt
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Occupying the F.r,. Of Erxer.an.

CONsrANTISoPLE, November S.-An Of
fetal telegram from Mukhtar Pasha Id
mits that the Russians compelled him to
retreat from Deve Bayun. 1t says that
some officers who, panic stricken, abandoned
several guns, will be tried by court mar
tial. The dispatch concludes: ave are
now occupying the Notifications Of Erzer-
oum and preparing means of defense. The
Porte has demanded a withdrawal Of the
Ssrvians corps of observation from the
frontiers. under pain Of vigorous military
me asures,,
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club,

The Young Mems Democratic Club met
yesterday. and elected Thos. u. Gable, Presi-
dent, and Fred. W. Willard. Secretary. A
committee on Constitution and Bylaws.
consisting of Scott Ashton, Frank T. Lynch
and r. \. Ksfner. and n committee to secure
Club room consulting of rhO>. y. Gable and
Eugene Chaplin were appointed. The Club
adjourned, subject TO the call Of the Presi-
dent.
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Had Accident.

Night before last while gentleman from
the country was r..tnrning home in his wagon
with a new sewing machine just purchased,
his horses ran the wagon into a ditch near
the ..back bridge" on Five Mile Creek, ana
upsetting broke the sewing machine to pieces
utterly running it. and breaking part Of the
wagon. Fortunately the driver escaped un-
hurt
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pennsylynnin Goe. Democr.s,c.

turns up to midnight are nearly complete
from every county in the state, and with
the official vote OF thirteen counties show a
majority of 1852 for Moves, Democrat,
over Hart, Republican, for state Treasurer
Col. Wilson, chairman Of the Republican
State Central Committee, comedies the elec-
ton OF the DemocTa ratio state ticket
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Schuerman,s Concert

Miss Angie Luddington. aS Lawrence, one
of the most charming and talented singers in
the west, will appear i'm the first concert on
next "Wednesday at the Opera House. Among
the other attractions during the CONCERT, will
be found violin and ciarionet solos, by
Messrs. Abbot aud Ross, OF the Fort band.
Tickets and reserved SEATS at Crew 4 Bros
hook Store
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q RenntArs,l Inh.

We noticed, yesterday, al the shop OF Mr. j
Lyon, a beautiful carriage which he has just
finished for Mr.. VI. Phelan. 1t is elegantly
built, solid, substantial and neat. Mr.
Phelan may we'll feel proud Of the job, and 1t
will be a continual advertisement for Mr.
Lyon, who is one of the best workmen in the
West. Ifyou desire a nobby rig give him
call
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All for n steer.

A man named Collins WAS before Justice
Clarke yesterday charged with stealing a
steer from Henry Squires in Salt Creek VAL
ley. He had been arrested before, IN Atchison
county and the case being dismissed the case
was brought TO this county. 4 continuance
was granted by the court in order TO give the
state time 10 procure testimony. Collins
gave hall In the sum $40,
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uarrvtnxU Under Dtmculr,es.

Joe Duke, while taking couple over to
Farley, Missouri, in his hack, TO be married,
Thursday. got into mud hole with his team
and when he tried ta pull out broke his har-
ness and n portion of the hack, leaving the
couple 10 the q nder merci,s of waiting for
another conveyance. Joe got them through
though and brought his hack i'm yesterday.
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ST. LOUIS STOCK MARKET.
ST. LOUIS, November

HoGs-Easier; good packing in demand !;
light, 81 mai "a: packing, ~ j0dI - butch
er> To extra. 81 coal ~. Receipts. 500.
CArTLE-Shipping grades scarce; choice
steers, - I2I4Ca5 6l faiT to good, siri7 butch-
ers, active and strong cows and heiicTS. 81 "a
3 Texans, 81 ,a3it feeding steers, So as /;
stockers, 81 ,d3is receipts, l2tJ.
!eSHEEP-tiood demand butchers, 50 .Gt:' {;
shipping muttons, So as. Receipts, 30.
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CINCINNATI, November Sit is reported
that Carl Sach, Of Eichberg Il Sach, has abb
seconded. He had been borrowing money
from friends and business men giving the
firms check, which have proved worthless,
amounting TO nearly S20,0O0. The firm
made an assignment to-day.
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Grant arton,iycly lis,enei To the whole per-
formance. Upon his leaving, the orchestra
repeated "EaIi Columbia" The crowd
waited for Gen. Grant at the door ard
respectful ly saluted him. The General
bowed and appeared pica.ed.
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Mass Meeting.

WASHINGTON, November s.-A mass
meeting OF colored persons was h,ld here
last night, in respect to the memory of the
late Senator Morton. Addresses were deliv-
dred by Fred Douglass, Pinchback and
Rev. q. q. Bagwell, and suitable resolutions
adopted.
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RAPID DECLINE,
Cigar Maker,, Ssrtke.

NEW ORLEANS, November s.-Cigar ma
kers on strike, numbering about 800, held
meeting last night, and passed resolu-
tions demanding an increase of two to four
dollars per thousand. They appointed a
committee of fifty to organize and induce
wOrkmen to Join the strike.
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YESTERDAY ws,> ni.. OF ll,,. most diSagr ga
bile 81 the .,~on. 4 slow, 'irizzIiug rain be-
gan falling aaout three O'Clock ira the
murni-.v. aud al twelve o'clock changed To
SNOW. WEic!, T,lI IN Lang soft flakes for some
tim - About tlir,-,. o'clock tn SNOW changed
aga II L. ls Ia. .ud last nfsEt mud and dark
r,,-S> I,.VH Hl.ssl.
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The alarm of fire which was sounded from
| the First Ward last night, about half past
eight O'Clock, was occasioned by the burning
out of "a chimney i'm a small frame building
near the Southwest corner OF Miami and
Third streets. The department turned out
promptly, as usual, but no work WAS needed
The Leavenworth weekly times., 1877-11-15
The Paris EXnQaallQ0.

WASHINGTON, ID. C., November s.-The
House committee on foreign affairs will, on
Monday next, agree upon a bill for Ameri-
can representation at the Paris Exposition,
and report it to the House on that day.
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Again Postponed.

WASHINGTON, ID. C., November S.-The
case of Senator Patterson, requisition
having been made for him by the Governor
Of South Carolina, was before Judge
Humphreys to-day on habeas corpus, and
postponed until November 2lst.
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THE DOINGS OF YESTERDAY.
Turnkey, Candidate for the Supre ne
Bench of Pennsylvania,
Elected.
Bloomington, Illinois, Records Two
Million Failure:
A BIarsted Hinglishman Assaults tire
American Consul at Sam
bora.
One of Montreal, Canada's Hesv-
lest Hardware Firms Goes
Under.
Thanksgiving.

CoLvMBUs o., November S.-Governor
Young, today, issued his proclamation fix
ing the 29ih of November as the day of
thanksgiving and PRAYER.
The Leavenworth weekly times., 1877-11-15

Prof. Skinner's dancing school on Saturday
afternoon between two and four o'c,'ck. A
week from tomorrow night he viii give the
first sojree of the season AZ Old Fellows Hall
in which he will introduce the "Parisian Va.
rieties," "'Prairie Queen" 4aadrilies, and 9th
er new dances,