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The Leavenworth weekly times. [volume] (Leavenworth, Kan.) 1870-1880, 1878-02-07
An ATTRACTIVE STORE.
q. EoewsnthaI-s New House at No,
42i 4 426. Della ~ are Street.

re k<Se WV ENO-
42i 4 426. Della ~ are Street.
Yesterday afternoon one Of our reporters
stepped into the new store just opened at No.
i2i and 40 Delaware street, by Mr.. :. Loewen-
thai. II Is styled a new store, because ifom
TN. arrangement OF the stock
which was removed from the
old stand, everything looks new anu
seems as fresh as when first made. The new
goods lust received are not more prominent
Inau staples, the light which II thrown
into the building rom Tue top ana ENDS gives
the purchaser am pie facilities for n ciuse eX-
animation. Their. ~ "A general cheerful and
"none look" about The establishment that
causes the visitor To feel perfectly at ease,
inch l. not the cas- IN many business Ia ust->,
wueTe there - "A KIND Of st.aHe-, apparent
that makes one aiIaId to ask for anything
and ciIIiI, tEe customer.
The dry goods department is so costly ar
Ranged mat one feels compelled 10 spend
some minutes III looking through IL. Al
though tue work of dressing up" has not
BIN completed, this department already
gives evidence II being one OF the most
pleasant OI any OF similar character Ia the
city.
The clothing department. in the adj Icent
will be mol only pleasant suj profitable. The
upper story of the building is u he used en-
tIrrIy a. wholesale department.. IL II
being stocked wit hBe lines UI piece goods,
c.o'hIng, hosiery ai.d other staples OF IUe
qualify. when the store is completely tGr-
i.!silcu We shall have occasion 40 IugtLcr de-
scr!Ds its general app, arancc.
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PennsvIyanta Greenbackers.

PHILADELPHIA, January 30.-At meet
ing OF the State Central COMMITTEE OF the
United Greenback Labor party to-day, del
egates were appointed to the Toledo con-
vention from the various districts in the
state. The delegates at large are Hon. f..
Humes and James Emerson Becker.
1t was decided to call state convention
in this city on the 9TH of June next. The
chairman Of the committee stated that the
party was gaining strength daily, and he
had not the least doubt that it would hold
the balance power in the next legislature.
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The Ylang-IlHng is a flower produced by a
large tree, and lis ordor is powerful that it
sc -nts the air for miles around the trees. DIR.
Piice prepares his Ilang-lang Handker-
chief Extracts from the otto of these flowers.
representing their delightful odor, and IL is a
charming perfume, having fragrance I'M
like any other handS sTci4ief extract. Ali of
Dr. Prc-'S American Perfumes are admired
for their DURABILITY and sweetness.
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ST. LOUIS, January 30.-Capt Jas. b.
EAds delivered quite an elaborate address
on the scientific features of his plan to i'm
prove the Mississippi river to the Delta to
the merchants and citizens generally at the
close Of change hour to-day, and was list
ened to with close attic ntion. The plan Of
Capt. Eads contemplates permanent chaE-
mel depth between Cairo and New Orleans OF
twenty feet in low water, sufficient to float
the largest vessels navigating the river at
all seasons of the year. After the speech a
resolution was unanimously adopted thank
ing Can't. Fad. for what he has already
done for the river, and asking the board Of
directors to take means to bring the present
project before Congress at an early day.
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Mayo has been kidnapped and is being he'd
by parties who are looking Tor

Mayo has been kidnapped and is being he'd
by parties who are looking Tor
A REWARD.
This may be possible but il Is hardly prob
able tina; the parties holding him If such
- the case, would so soon make known
The TACT. The detectives say further, that no
murder has been cumlnitt-d or some traces
could have been found. They say ne kIdnap-
ping game Is d frequent occurrence, ana iht-y
are satisfied that our missing citizen
II one OF the victims The letter aliudes 10
the cane and vaIise, which had gone TO Gin
cinnati and states that they We're sent back
TO 1T. LOUIS EgrryihIng indicates that If
Judge MAYO got on the traiH, he DAD so with
oGg MS CONSENT
The IA s-lve WAS vc:y encouraging IN its tone
and WY different l-am tie fir-s one, as to-
ward . C.Os- tie write said, ave look for
light ia a few days. Don't think any OF Mar
shal ; friends are connected with The sf-
fair"
Two te!eSrams, one from Maj. Hopkins and
-, 'e from Lewis Mayo, wer- Received late in
Z afternoon, but nU hing further had been
learned.
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A LUCKY ESCAPE.
An Engine RIMS Into an Immense
Boulder.

YESTERDAY morning while the mixed train
Oh the Missouri Pacific due here at S:21, from
Kansas City, was speeding along toward this
city, Engineer Hays fe!t a sudden shock
while near Delaware, and before he could re-
alize what the trouble was, his train Esd al
most stopped. He at once reversed his en-
CINE, and came 10 a full stop as soon as posi-
bic. On looking after the causes for the 'jsr,"
il was found that the engine had struck an
immense rock which had fallen from the
hillside above, had, by fortunate stroke OF
the pilot" been Hurled from the Track The
stone is said to be a large one weighing near
~ a ton. The pilot OF the locomotive was
scratched and The machinery
considerably damaged. IL was Fortunate the
pilot struck as IL did, for the cut Is - deep
and close that there could have b en- no es-
cape for the engineer and foreman
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STILl. MISSING.

Ne Further Intelligence From Judge
". l.. Nave that will Sasisty the
Minds 81 the People.
During yesterday the general subject Of
conversation wss The strange disappearance
of Judge W. l.. Mayo. As Is usual, there
were many theories advanced as to
the probable cause of his absence. Late
in the day q letter was received by his wife
from their nephew, Mr.. Albert Hall, which
stated that the search for the missing msn
WAS bring prosecuted with all the energy 90 he
gained nom the detective force in 81. Louis:
that scouts were out along the line Of the
Ohio and Mississippi ro-d to discover The
body IL he could have fallen from the train.
and that every stream along the road Was
s s1ins thoroughly dragged. The most
nave been employed, aud as q reward
o. ~ hns been offered for
any knowledge Of the whereabou 3 of TIE
missing man, they Will work 70 the bs,f sxi
vantage. M. Lewis MAYO left 81 IIouis ~.
ter6sy. ior sprirsnead, Ills, where he win
ther proeecutfon q the nSarrh.
The informAfaoa received On the d~s.~<,--
IN 81 Louis leads shxm 10 bc31ove s<corsss'.s
- lie lettsr receivea yesessaay, tSsf joSS
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AUSTRIA IN EARNEyr.

She Makes Known, In Plain Tesos
so Russia. that She Proposes %
have Europe have SomeshSag 20
Nay In KegarA 20 the Ftnal Dispo.
siiiOn Ot Turkey.
LONDON, January 31.-A dispatch from
Vienna SAYS that the Austrian ambassador
at ST. Petersburg is understood to have de-
Iivered, yesterday, to Prince Gortschakoff
a note declaring that Austria in no way
disputes Turkeys right to conclude treaties
in her own interest, but must consider the
arrangements at Kazanlik, 40 far Is they
may modify the present treaties or touch
Austrian interests, as not falling within
THE RIGHT OF TURKEY
until new arrangements have been made
with the signatory powers Of the Treaty Of
Paris.
The "New Free Press" states that Count
Andraszy has taken steps to bring about a
joint action of Europe to prevent a preju-
dicial policy on the part Of Russia Aus
tris, With this object, would take the initia.
tive in assembling European conference
at Vienna, to discuss and determine all
points in the peace conditions Affecting the
conmon interests Of Europe.
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ANOTHER SEA DISASTER.

The Metropolis Goes ashore Near ia.
Fifty Persons ReiIeVed 10. have been
Drowned.
| WASHINGTON, d. C., January 81. The
signal observer at Kitty Hawk, \. C., re-
ports to the chief signal officer as follows
Steamship Metropolis" stranded on Cur
rituck be oh, three miles south of Currituck
light house; total loss; two hundred and
forty-eight persons on board; fifty swan
ashore; no assistance from life saving sta
ton.
The chief signal officer has ordered one
of the operators at Kitty Hawk station TO
go at once on horseback to
THE SCENE Or THE WRECK,
and open the telegraph Office there, and
forward all information as rapidly as it can
be obtained. The scene of the wreck is
about twenty miles north OF Kitty Hawk
station. The Metropolis" sailed on Tues
day from Philadelphia for Brazil. She
was dispatched by contractors for the Ma
deiIa x Mamore railroad, carried two hun
dred laborers, five hundred tons OF railroad
iron and several mails for Brazil.
THE STEAMER WAS COMMANDED
BY Capt. Ankers; Paul J. White, formerly
chief engineer Of the Lehigh Navigation
Company, and Jas. I. Moore, a well known
engineer, were in charge of her cargo OF
railroad stores. &C. The wife and little
bow of Mr.. Collins, one of the contractors,
were among the passengers.
The messenger who brought the news of
the wreck OF the Metropolis" TO the opera
tor at Kitty Hawk, did not visit the wreck,
bat a. far as can be ascertained at present,
il appears that there are persons still on
board.
FULL PARTICULARS
will be obtained a. soon as the operator |
reaches the scene, whittier he star ed at 7:30 !
D. m, and should reach there by midnight |
The secretary OF the navy has directed Ad- !,
miral Trenchard, in command at Norfolk, |
to send Z steam launch through the canal \
to the scene of the wreck.
WHEN SHE WENT ASHORE.
NORFOLK, Va, January 3l-At 6.3J
this morning the steamship Metropolis
bound from Philadelphia for Para, Erazil,
went ashore on Currituck beach, ,hrse
miles south OF the light house durin, the
prevalence OF a furious southeast gale.
GREAT CONFUSION PREVAILED
on boaid, owing to the fury OF the gale and
the roaring of the surf The orders Of the
officers could not he heard. About fifty of
the passengers and crew were washed ashore
and about two hundred are believed TO be
lost. From some Of the sailors who arrived
at one of the signal stations, it appears that
the vessel had encountered heavy gales
from the southeast for the last twenty four
hours, and when she struck she was
heading about south, southeast
THE Vessel SWUNG ROADSIDE
to the surf, which made complete break
oves her and washed many of her people
overheard into the sea. As soon as tele-
graphic CONGESTION u made full and more
detailed particulars viii be sent BY the
age.t OF TIE sociaasa pse.. Who has gone
b IL vEeek !,
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The Pope and the Scottish Hierar.

ROME, January 3l.-The Pope has rati-
fed plans for the reconstruction OF the Scot
fish hierarchy, and has appointed two arch
bishops and four suffragans, and will hold
a consistory shortly to give palliums to
areh-bishops. The eight uitramontane car
dinals are trying to bring about such bad
relations between the Vatican and the
Italian government, as will lead to the re-
moval OF the conclave from Rome.
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The Army and Nary journal says that the
following promotions and appointments were
sent ~ the Senate for confirmation, January
2lst:
Promotions-2i Lieut.. John Pope Jr, LIST
Artillery, to be LIST lieutenant; additional I'd
Lieut. Jonn Ii. White, ith Artillery, tn be I'd
lieutenant; additional 81 Lieut.. Adam Sio-
ker, 9Th Artillery, to be ID lieutenant.
Northumberland quiTes, "a lieuten-
ant, LIST Infantry Thomas j. clay, 2d lieuten-
act, 10th Infantry; Erastus W. Maxwell, I'd
lieutenant, 3th Infantry. WIN. \. Nichols
- lieutenant, 23d ibiantry; Stephen OCon-
nor, Ind Infantry, serseant: Thomas MOsher
Jr., (of Signal Corps 10 be I'd lieutenant, I'D
InIaDtry.
The following were confirmed January %
Il. +. Hancock ID, lieutenant, I'd In1antry :
Augustus Z. Macomb, I'd Lieutenant, 4th Infan-
try.
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IT is now being discovered that Kan sas
City has been sapping Kansas TO the extent
that when one of its banks Is closed many of
the smaller business men in the stale are
crippled So much for neglectiny to patron
lie home institutions, and rushing away to
where there Is great excitement without
any foundation in iac,
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Last night. amt t ten o'clock, daring the
absence Of MIR Kun flesh, near The corner OF
Delaware and FIfih streets, fire was discover
ID in his store by gentleman who il en-
pluyed In drug store ncXt door. The stove
was found to be overturned and the flames
sprc Idils rapid y. tn" fir- with some a iiiicul-
~ was "XtIBgui>ned wituoutany alarm. The
daroagr il uifilng compared with what II
might have been.
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German SAVINGS Bank ~. Wulfekuhler
ptr,ie. :sS Tor special findings, case held UNI
der aidvi,sment
Washington VS.. Wash ngton-di missed.
inman Bank VS.. Richards ct al. dismissed
Anthony VS.. ketch- Ion ct al defendants
presented their bull for NrepiionS.
Eeiter " i8etter-passed IN this morning
at Ten O'Clock.
Adjourned until ten O'Clock this morning.
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ARurg, rioo. yIi,earriaxe.

HARTFORD, nm, January 3l.-The
Deep River Ma .ual Bank was entered by
burglars last M .s,. The vault was blown
open, which ar ed the citizens and the
burglars fled Without opening the safe
Two of the burglarSwere arrested in New
Haven on the train from Saybrook, who
gave the names of Andrew Hubbeil, 81
Ohio, and James Watson, of New York.
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GLADSTONE TAKEN TO TASK.
The Ex.Premier Called up in the
House Of Commons TO Answer the
Charge Of Having Incitcd & rccce to
War Against Turkey.

LONDON, January SILT is stated that a
question is to be asked in the House OF
Commons tonight respecting the correspon-
dence between Gladstone and Negrapontis.
Mr. Gladstone, some time ago, was accused
of melting the Greeks to attack Turkey.
lie refuted the charge and challenged the
DAILY Telegraph" which printed the
charge, to produce its informant. 1t is
reported that the question tonight will
elicit the fact that Layard, the British am
bassador at Constantinople, furnished the
charge to the 'Telegraph's" Constantinol'le
correspondent.
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Exciting Scenes in the House of
Commons Upon the Question
of the Supplementary Vote.
The Signing of the Armistice To
Take Place in AdrianopIe and
not in Constantinople.
A Probably Unfounded Report to the
Effect That Peace Negotiations
Have Been Broken OF.
Doubtful, Vet Probably True.

LONDON, January 3l.-The Rotterdam
''Courant' publishes under reserve, pri-
vate telegram from Constantinople, which
does not obtain credeuce, asserting that
peace negotiations have been broken of,
and that the Turks will resist to the last ex-
tremity, and that the foreign ambassadors
are taking measures for the protection of
the Christians.
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DIAiriCa Court.

Minterys Minter Continued.
State of kaIrsas VS.. Coagllin-Mandate pre-
scented and ordered complied with.
Cranston vs.. ST. Louis Insurance Company
ct al. Jury trial. The following jury were
empanneled to try the case of HIP. Scott
1. Larimer, Daniel Lahey, Edward Green,
II. Harris, Alex. Kirk, L. buchanan, and
j. NJ. Hamilton.
Adjoura,d until this morning at ten
O'cluck
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Sill at Work.

All the news that could be heard yesterday
from the parties who are endeavoring TO dis
cover the whereabouts of Judge W. l.. Mayo,
was simply that all was being done that
could e, and that as soon as anything defin-
lie could be found IL would re made known.
rom TINS II would seem thai the detectives
ln,ve a new theory, which they do not Tor
the present wish 10 dlyulge.
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Our Debt.

Tse f!o.liug H. lot OF the city is now report
"a Ia be abpur S5,00. This, together with the
bonded ind biedncSs, foOt> up the sum of
Ss.1i, 600. % the Heating debt We are Informed
by Manor GH'm'ihun ,'U has been paid of
th'. clap nV,.r, /" which h- found when Ia. went
INTO Office. TniS shows thai econ. my. which
il al ways sure 10 tell" l. doing its work.
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WAsHIsGToN, January 31.-The House
committee on Pacific railroads to-day heard
Mr.. Huntington on behalf of the Southern
Pacific railroad in reply 10 those advoca-
ting the Texas Pacific railroad.
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snow.

The country around Onaga, on the Kansas
Central road, has been happy during the
past few days in tie enjoyment OF IA first
class snow storm. The snow there yesterd "
was reported u be four inches deep. The
Kansas Central cars yesterday afternoon
were covered with crystals, and looked very
much a. though they had come from a win
try country.
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serv,a :eeslnx Arr.>ar,.

LONDON, January 30-The Vienna
"Press" says that Servia demands az a con-
dirion Of peace all of old Servia, except
that part comprised in Bosnia, I5O, OOO
Turkish pounds for war indemnity, and
the immediate appointment of a special
commission to examine the respective
claims Of Roumania and Seryia.
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The Merchants National, of Fort
Scott, and the Savings lns.itu-
ton, Of Topeka, Woodbined
Yesterday.
Which Doesn't Seem, However, to
Shake the Peoples Conf
dence" in the Least.
Contraction of the Currency, Gener.
al Prostitution of Business and
the National Treasurer's
Financial Policy the
Cause.
The Furry at Kansas City About
Over, as tits Believed the First
National Will Pay Up.
The Beard of Trade P.sses q Reso-
luton Comforting the Officers
and Directors Of the Busted
Institutions.


Special To -he Laaycnworth Tines
KANSAS CITY, January 30-prof Scheur-
mans concert, which was TO take place
Thursday evening in Leavenworih, has
been postponed to Monday, the 4th OF Feb
ruary. Miss Bidwell and number OF in
strumental musicians from Kansas City
will participate.
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LONDON. January 3l.-A telegram from
Athens says that after the speech of the
Greek premier to-day, the Chamber, by a
vote of III, against6, passed vote of COM
plete confidence in the government, grant,
ing the ministers full power TO act in ac-
cordance with the interests of IIelenism
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The celebration of Thos. Paine's birthd ay
by the Leaven worth Turnverein last evening
at Turner's Hall, was well attended and was
a most enjoyable affair. Everything was free
and every guest who was present was forced
to have good time, whether he would or
not. The Turner'S are whole-sculed boys and
do nothing by halves
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THE TINE HAS CONE.
Mr.. PRIME, Conservative Member for
Gravesen6, Ihtnks the Time has
Come fer EDglanA % strike.

LONDON, January 30.-In the House Of
Commons, this evening, Mr.. Prime, Con-
sentative member for Gravesend, gave notice
that he would move tomorrow that the
House, while giving the government due
credit for maintaining the policy determin-
ed upon after the solemn assurances OF the
Gar that be desired only immunity for
the Christian subjects Of the Porte, and aimed
at no aggrandizement whatever, Is of the
opinion that these assurances are being
deliberately violated, as he proposed terms OF
peace anil now advances Of the Russian
army, and believes that the time has come
when the immediate action of England il
absolutely necessary, and requests forthwith
estimates Tor placing the army and navy
ON a war footing.
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a Change in the German COnssiau.
ton.

LONDON, January 3l.-A special from
Berlin says that there seems to be some
chance that the Federal Council will de-
clare bill which is to pave the way for
the appointment Of German Ministers, and
which involves change of constitution
and requires a majority OF two-thirds.
However, as it is impossible for the Chan
cellor to bear the burden imposed by exis-
ting laws saddling him with control Of the
entire German administration, earnest en-
deavors will be made to realize the con-
iemplated change.
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WASHINGTON, January 3l.-The House
Committee on the Pacific railroad, TO-DAY
continued the hearing OF arguments on the
Texas and Southern Pacific bills. c. r.
Huntington addressed The committee in re-
ply to Col. SCOTS argument made last
week.
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They WOn'i Vote.

LONDON, January 3l.-The Home Rul-
ers at the meeting to-day decided to abstain
from voting on the governments motion Tor
a credit vote
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The weather was dark and gloomy all day
yesterday, but during the evening. there was
a sudden break in the clouds, and at nine
O'Clock the stars were shining as brightly as
when they first sang together the chorus of
universal harmony,
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Or honest trade When you buy DooIcy's
Yeast Powder, for sale by all grocers, you get
perfectly full weight. just marked on the
cans aud beside tnat AN article made of the
very best aud purest material, SO that the
strength can always Da trusted
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snow In Michigan.

DETROIT, January 3l.-A snow storm
prevails generally throughout the lower
peninsula Of Michigan. Up to doom about
six inches had fallen, and there are 10 in
dications of cessation or abatement
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unserser,r. with the Te,e.rapn,

NEW YORK, January 3l.-A snow storm
has prevailed here since early morning, and
communication by telegraph with the -ou,h
is interrupted.
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MEDICAL.
Ii. Ei1lPi'S Essence Of Life

Restores manhood and the vigor Of youth in
the most shattered constitution in four weeks
FAILURE IMPOSSIBLE. This Iif--restoring
remedy should Se taken by all about to mar
~, or who have become weakened from ex-
cess or any other cauSe. Success in every
case is rs certain as that water quenches
thirst - per ease, sent eyeryw here. sole
Agent, DR.. JOS. JACQUES liver
sl,y Place, New York Druggists sup
piled. janS