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The Leavenworth weekly times. [volume] (Leavenworth, Kan.) 1870-1880, 1878-08-08

Uncle Sans Condition Powder prevents
disease, purifes the blood, improves the
appetite, gives . smooth and gloay coat
Of hair, and keeps the animal in good con-
dition.
For sale By Jos. Hanop, Campbell 4
Kendrick, and Theo. EeersdorE
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Largely DenOcrasie.

RALEIGH, y. C., August S.-Tventy-th
counties heard from, indicate that the legis-
latnre will be largely Democratic, though
thus far the Democrats have lost none, the
members are divided among the Republi-
cans and Nationals, Who have gained six
independents However they cannot strictly
Be Chased vikh the Repoblicans. - most Of
them will vote with Tie Democrats.
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EBINGER-In this city, August >, 1873,
infant daughter OF Mena and Della Ebin-
ger.
Funeral at 5 p. N. to-day, from the house
OF Mr.. Ebinger, on 9TH Ave.
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A. lnseRvieW.

New YORK, August 3-Secretary Sher-
man and Senator Burnside had . long
conference today with leading bankers on
the feasibility Of immediate resumption.
The Secretary thinks with gold aaoat on
called bonds, in supply of coin, it will real
IL excred the demand
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CHICAGO, August 3.-The Chicago Jocky
and Trotting Club organized to-day and
elected officers. 1t has secured an excel
lent and accessible track on the west side,
where it will hold its first meeting during
the second week in September. 1t is ex.
pected all the leading stables in the coun-
try will be represented here, and the races
viii be one of the attractions.
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Killed.

SAN Francisco, August 3.-Tullis Ran
cher, on Grand Island, murdered Thursday
is believed to have been killed by some
member Of the labor organization. Tullis
had received threats by letters that il he
did not discharge his Cinnamon, whom he
employed in large numbers, he would be
killed
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Ntnbbsd by a lamp.

ST. PAUL, August 5.-P. Ward, promi,
nent citizen Of Rochester, Minnesota, was
stabbed by a tramp named Crowley, thi.
afternoon. The murderer was arrested
The victim will probably die.
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For Anderson for Congress.

MANHATTAN, Kan, August Sat the
primaries to-day, in this county, delegates
were elected in favor Of Jno. A. Anderson
for Congress over W. A. Phillip, the
present incumbent, by a majority of sixty.
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The County hoard.

The Board of County Commissioners
meets tomorrow. This is the meeting ut
which the levy should be made for the pay
ment Of the interest, etc, upon the county 5
railroad Indebtedness. Amy number OF
mandamuses have been served, and the
Commissioners and the County Clerk are
braeing up in anticipation OF being sent to
iail
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On Their Way HOm,e 0.

DETROIT, Mich, August 3.-The Shoe
wae-ca mettes crew passed through this
city this morning on their way to Monroe.
They will return TO Detroit on Monday or
Tuesday. next to attend Tie regatta Of the
Detroit river navy and the Northwestern.
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Agalnst AnihOny.

Fr. SCorr, Kan, August 3.-The dele
gates elected to-day for the Congressional
Convention are generally in favor of Has
kell, unless some Southern Kansas move is
brought out The delegates for the State
Convention are agair st Anthony. The
Convention was enthusiastic, but every hing
was peaceablr.
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Murder and Sutcide.

Wzsr RANDOLPH, VT, August g.
Michael Vim, early this morning, pro-
badly fatally shot his wife and babe, while
they we're in bed sleeping, and he later
killed himself to avoid arrest.
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FOREIGN.
RObbing n l.abOrer In the Vineyard
Of the Lord.

MONTREAL, August 3-Chas. Griffin, OF
the firm of .. q. Hobson Il Co, stock
brokers, has been arrested on a charge Of
misappropriating sd 900 belonging to Rev
James III. Webster, of Greencastle
South Carolina. Griffin paid the clergy
man the dividends, regularly, from the
time the money was received,
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He Took Nome of il Along.

CINRISSATI, o., August The Repub-
licans OF the Third district have nominated
Emanuel Chultz for Congress.
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S,ats:
VI II. Insley ct al, vs.. Alice T.. DIIwoTth .t
al, case number tJI2.
Public notice - Hereby given, that under,
anu by virtue OF an execution Issued 10 me In
the above entitled action, and by virtue OF
the Judgments In the above entitled actions,
! VIII, ON Monday the I2ih day of August
\. ID. 1915, at II O'Clock A. VI, of that day, al
the south front door OF the Court House, IN
tie CITY Of L. ay, nw0rth, in the County OF
Leavenworth, and state Of Kansas. offer NJ
public sale and sell tn the highest bidder, for
cash in hand, the following described tract
OF land, situated in the city and Couny OF
Leavenwoith in the state Of Kansas. and
in the northwest quarter and the southwest
in township eight Is OF range twenty,
two (z2,j and In what Is known as the "Gist
survey" being part OF the Impey and j. e.
CAST tracts anu the whole of the q. w Glst
and the Adams tracts of said survey and more
particularly described as follows, tO-wIt:
Commencing in the center of section twenty
six Oh Aforesaid thence running south with
the line dividing the southeast and the south.
west quarters on said sections, J-lO0 chains
to the north line of the Gaples tract OF said
Gist survey; thence west with the north line
az said Capies tract and the north line of the
Todd tract of said survey q 653.l0U chains
10 the northwest corner of said Todd tract:
thence north with the west line OF the Adams
tract aiocesaid, continuing In a straight line
through the east end of the said j. a.. Gist
tract la the south line Of the Fort I<ayCn-
worth reservation 10 2JI-lOO chains: thence
Is as 80 chains to the northwest corner Of
the Evans tract OF said survey ths nee south
with the west line of said Evans tract . G15-
l,1Uchalns To the southwest corner of said
Evans tract thence east with the south line
of said Evans tract ZIJ-l go chains To the
northwest corner OF the Keller tract of said
survey thence sOath with the vest line OF
said Keller tract si3 tOJ chstsHs 10 thS
soui h west cnrI-er OF said X .lrr tract ihrEce
east with the sOuth line oil said htIIrI tract
:; g;-II0 chains to the quarter section hne,
thence south on said last-me ntionel quarter
section line ..5-IOJy chains to the place OF
beginning. containing ~ 0LlOJ acres more or
less, excepting, however, part OF the linp~y
tract afor. : i'd, commencing at the northeast
corner of I,scotah and Tenth streets running
thence north ON the east line OF Tenth street
lsIIL feet : thence east on a line paral eli to
Ia.otah street TO feet thence south on line
nar.IIrI 10 I, nth street lsil1 feet To Dacoiah
Street thence west on the north line Of Ds-
cotah street 10 fec To the place Of beginning
one. half acre.
said properly has been levied upop and il
10 b- sold as the PROF erty ofthe above named D.
Datrd this llth day Of July, 1873.
PIG. LOWE,
SherinOf I.eavenWorth County, Kansas.
r.. STiLLISGs, Attorney Cor Plaintiff.
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Unparalleled Time.

BUFFALO, y. ", August 3.-The per-
Torrance of Rarus, to-day, is the subject of
all talk in town tonight. Notwithstanding
the time 2:l3s, is unparalleled, it is now
the record of Rarus.
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A New Counterfeit.

WASHINGTON, August "a five dollar
counterfeit legal note of the new issue series
vas received At the treasury this morning.
The note vas printed from the origal plate
on inferior paper.
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DUBLIC NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN,
that under and by virtue of an execu-
ton issued On a Judgment rendered in an
zion, in the District Court, in the County of
Lea uw"Tth, in the State of Kansas, " herein
G.OT.,- =. Woodland, a. Assignee OF the estate
in Insolvency Of the Kansas Insurance Com
pany was Plaintiff, and David W. EaveS. An
ma EaveS, Austin VI Clark, Milton T. Clarr,
George l. Hines, Flora \. Hines, the City Of
Leayenworth, Board OF County Commission
ers of the County of Leavenworth, James y.
Burns, Administrator Of the estate OF GeOr. q
Young, deceased, and Herman MarksOn, As
signee of the estate Of the Ieavenworth
Saving Bank were Defendants, to me directed
and delivered, i will, on Monday, the 18th
day of August, A. d., ISIS. nj eleven O'Clock A
NJ, Of that day, at the south front door of the
Court House, In the CITY Of ieaven worth in
the County of Leavenworth, In the state OF
Kansas, offer at public sale and sell to the
highest BIDDER, for cash in hand. the follow
ing described tracts of land, situate, lying
and being In the County OF IeavcnwoTtb, in
the State Of Kansas, namely:
Lot number seven q, in block number two
~. in Leayenworih ely proper, the north
eas quarter 80, OF section numbcr eight ~,
in township number eight ~, south of the
base line OF range number twenty -OEe en-,
east Of the 9Th prime pal meridian.
Dated the eleventh day of July, 1873.
T.. G.. LOWE,
sheriff Of Leavenworth County, Kansas.
II. W. IDE, Receiver.
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Proved an Altbi.

CHICAGO. August 3.-The jury tonight,
rendered verdict Of not gully in the
trial Of Kasso for murder. The accused
proved an alibi and the evidence against
him was considered very weak.
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THE MYSTERIOUS CITY.


Opening of the Democratic Cam.
paiEn-An Attempted Suicidc-lsiesv
isis lsrc ina Out -BO wa nn, the Bull.
G0zer.
ST. LOUIS, Mo, August 3.-The Demo-
cratic Central Committee met here to-day
and made arrangements TO open the State
campaign at Springfield, on the 4ih inst,
when Gov. Phelps, Saml. I. Glover and
Thos. Allen, all Senatorial aspirants, will
speak.
AD0LPIIUs A. PEIERET,
IN Jail on a charge Of obtaining money IN
der false pretenses, jumped from the upper
balcony Of that prison to the stone pave
ment below. a distance Of over twenty feet,
about two o'clock this afternoon, with the
intention OF committing suicide Both his
legs were fractured above the knees, and
the bones OF one foot fractured, and the
skull indented. lie will die.
SOME TINE LAST NIGHT
Charles Wagman, formerly dog-catcher
and . mar Of brutal instincts and passions,
blew his brains out at a dog pound in the
lower part of the city to-day. He used an
old horse pistol, loaded with water, and the
entire upper part Of his head was blown of.
THE APPLICATION BY THE CHARTER
as Wider City county, East St. Louis, for
an injunction to restrain Mayor Bowman
and all members Of the city council and
city officers elected under the general law
last April, from exercising the functions Of
their various officers, come up before Judge
Snyder, Of the Circuit Court at Belleville
to-day. A change of venue was taken by
the Bowanites. The case will probably
come up before Judge Watts, of the Circuit
Court, at Nashville, at the next term.
Mayor Bowman, as relator, filed an infor-
nation in the nature Of quo warranio
against the Metropolitan Police Commits
sioners of East st. Louis, in Judge Snyder's
Court, at Belleville, to-day. The case will
be heard at the September term.
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PUBLIC FUNDS
Chuck Full Of George r.

Special 10 TIE LeaNenwOrth TINES.
COLUMBUs, Kansas, August 3.-The dele
gates elected to-day to the Congressional
Convention of the Second Congressional
District, were instructed to support the
nomination of the Hon. J. Il. Hallowell for
Congress. The delegates to the State Con-
vention were Instructed against the re noK-
ination of George T. Anthony
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BERLIN, August Sit is said the negoti-
atoms between Bismarck and the Papal
Ouncio are progressing satisfactorily in con-
sequence Of important concessions made by
Bism arck.
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Canfessss Hks Criae.

BosToN, August 3.-R- B. Conaut, of the
Couaut, Elliot Bank, has confessed to the
directors that he Loot $4,000 of the bank 3
money in making good margins on Cali
fornia mining stock.
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The 0EARr FAMILY MEDIcINE.-Dr Mil
hoftb Anti-Perlodic or Fever and Ague Ton
ic! No case OF tncurable Chills has yet pre-
Gonted Itself, where this scientific and safe
Wedic1ne has been employed. No case has
heen found 80 obstinate Is 70 resist its promp,
and mastefly action. No man has been 10
reduced BY mAlaxtAl influences, but with its
- hrs come mp perfectly reconstructed. No
nm o. purVafives required With this medi-
cine. WHMIOcK. FIELAY 4 Co, Projectors,
MeW Og1eaDG
Foa SALE BY ALL D9u00lDIS. eOd&w
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BUCHAREST, August 3.-The Russian
troops are returning 10 Russia to the num-
Der Of 5000 daily. The Roumanian army
il expected to make triumphal entry into
Bucharest, accompanied by Bulgarian
troops.
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CINCINNATI, o., August 3-Otficer James
Whalen was fatally stabbed tonight by
negro named Dave Wakefield, whom hi
was attempting to arrest. Wakefield escap-
OIL
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Special to the Leavenworth TINES
HAYS CRY, Kan, August 3.-The Ellis
county primaries, held here to-day, elect
Phillips delegates by reclamation.
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WAsHINGToS, August 3.-Owing to the
great demand for the four per cents, the
Secretary Of the Treasury has directed the
mill which makes the paper to resume.
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Pe.sisesl Secreanry Of STATE,

ROME, August SIT is reported that tie
Pope has appointed Cardinal Antonio de
Luca, project Of the congregation. POntifcal
Secretary of State. Cardinal de Euca is an
Italian. He was born in 1905, and nomin-
ated Cardinal in 1868.
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HOPES Of hi. Recovery,

LITTLE Rock, August 81. b. Nc
Laughlin, who was shot few days ago, by
Orr, is improving and there are strong
hopes of his recovery
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Sheriff. Sale No. a..

DUBLIC NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN
L That under and by virtue OF an execu-
tlon issued ON "A judgment rendered in an ac-
ZION In The District Court In the County of
Leayenwortn, in the State OF Kansas where
In George =. Woodward as Assignee of the es-
tate In insolvency Of the Kansas Insurance
company was Plaintiff, and John Dotter aad
others were Defendants, 10 me directed and
delivered, / Will on Monday the fifth day
OF August, A. ID. ls18, at II O'Clock A. W., OF
mat day, at the south froat door Of the Court
House In the City of LeayenwoTth, in the
county Oh lraVenwOrth, in the State OF Kan
sas, offer at Public sale and sell to the highest
bidder, for cash in hand, the following des-
crlbed tracts Of land. situate, lying and being
In The county of Leaven worth, in the State
OF Kansas, namely: Lots number twenty
three % and twenty-fOur l2iJ, in block NUM-
Der tweniy-four 90, in the city of Leayen-
worth proper.
Dated tins It'll day OF July, 1873.
Pc. LOWE,
sheriff Of Lsavcnwor,h County Kansas
H. ". IbE, Attorney for plaintiff.
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Gray & Bro, on the corner of 9th and
Cherokee street, are doing a rushing grain
trade. They handle ON consignment and
bay On their own account. The Gray
brothers are live, wide awake, energetic
young men and deserve success.
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/ 10 the I.sayenworth lines

Special 10 the I.eavenworth TINES.
KANSAS CITY, August 3.-The failure OF
the Ma-tin Bank affects all classes OF bust
ness. None Of the old Leavenworth people
lose any considerable amount. The officers
OF the bank assign as reason for the fail
ure, the Withdrawal Of the State deposit,
amounting SO $4,000, which was done,
probably, at the instigation OF St. Joe
banker and politician, who is very iniiuen-
tial with State Treasurer Gates, but the
people here consider it "bad break"
There is general feeling Of dependency.
One man said to me: I'VE have facilities
here for doing large business, but we want
money badly-we must have a bank"
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Associated Press Report.

KANSAS CITY, Mo-, August 3.-The Mas
tin bank was not open for business this
morning, notice being posted on the door
stating that, owing to the continued with
drawal Of deposits, a temporary suspension
was necessary. There was no excitement,
but an intense feeling Of regret among all
classes. There was meeting of the princi-
pal stockholders this morning, at which Mr..
John Mastin
MADE STATEMENT
that the assets Of the bank were more than
sufficient 10 pay liabilities, and that his,
and his brothers private fortune were
pledged 10 the payment OF every dollar in
full. Col. kersey Coates was appointed
this afternoon. from the best information,
the following are the
PUBLIC FUNDS
on deposit: STATE, about SO, 900; city, lie.
tween S60,0O0 and $1,000; county, about
SD 900. Universal belief is that the sus-
pen-ion is only temporary, and that the
bank is entirely solvent AMI will resume
business soon. The cause of the run on
the bank is attributed to determined
CONCENTRATED EFFORT
of defeated politicians, which the "Tim.s'
denominates, the Kansas City Custom
House ring, who are determined to rule OF
ruin. There was no run on the other
banks, and while business to-day was gen.
orally suspended, there will not be any
general suffering, As the bank did not have
4 class OF small depositors
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New York, August 3.-Walter II.
Shupe, editor of the Advocate" has gone
into bankruptcy.
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SunWedFrikw.

The Grand Central Hotel, New York. ms.
scsses all the requirements, In size, style. III.
cation and appointments of the modern firsf-
ol house. eodkV
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WASHINGTON, ID. C., August Sub
scriptions to the per cent. loan to day,
| IS, l01. 900.
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Triunphal Entry.

NEW YORK, August 3-The sales of four
per cent. bonds, yesterday, amount to seven
million dollars.
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DURLIC NOTICE Il HEREBY GIVEN,
That under and By virtue OF two several
executions in cases number 72Dl and 792
issued out Of the District Court inthe County
of Leayenworth, in the State of Kansas,
wherein j. l.. Burbank was Plaintiff, and
ID W. Hanlin was Defendant, To me direct
ed and delivered, l will, ON Monday, the
twenty-ninth day Of August, a. d., Is.s, at
eleven O'Clock A. NJ, OF that day, At the south
front door Ofthe Court House. In the City of
Ieavenworth, In the County OF Ieavenworth,
In the state OF Kansas, offer at Public sale
and sell TO the highest bidder for cash in
hand. the following described tracts of land
situate, lying and being in the County Of
Leavenworth, in the State Of Kansas, name
Iy:
Lot number thirty-three css), forty-two (.2).
forty-three tS5), fOrty-four 90 and fOrty-five
(sj), in Norton, Williams and Thomas' ad-
dition To the City Of Leav@nwsTth, in the
County Of Leavenworth, in the State OF Kan
sas. Said property has been levied upon
and Is 10 be sold as the property Of the above
named defendant.
Dated this 18th day Of July. A. d 1873.
PIG. LOWE,
Sheriff OF Ieavenworth County, Kansas.
II. 7. GREEN, Attorney for Piaintid.
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LAMB BACK
M u
''''||CQLLINS'E 1;I54js

Aessrs. Weeks d Potter. Gentlemen, One year
ago WAS seized with a severe attack OF RAeurui-
tsm in my right hip to which vast u5jcct. Itried
the various 1iniments and rheumatic cures. but
without the least benefit, when my son. druggist.
suggested one of your CoLLINs'NoLTAIC PLAsTERS.
The effect was almost magical, for, to my grateful
surprise, was almost Immediately well again, and
was able to work upon my farm as usual whereas
before the application Of the Plaster, could ID
since, one year from the first attack, the disease
returned. but am happy TO say the second Plaster
proved rs eficacious as the FIRST. and am well.
My wife wishes me to add that oae Plaster his
cured her OF q very lame back. We think there Is
nothing in the world of remedies that can Compare
with the COLLINS SoLTAIC PLAsTERs for l.hCuml-
tism and Lame Back, and checrfully recommend
them to the suffering. Yours very respectfully.
npr Nv lime DnREIsT COTTON
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Sufferers from Headache.

THE streets presented an unusually live
" appearance yesterday.
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The Mastin Bank, Of Kansas City,
"CIoses for Repairs"
Several Kansas Primaries Send Del
esatss..to the State Convention
Against Geo. T.
The New York Labor Congress Con-
!inue TO Search for the Cause
of the Hard Times.
One Witness Wants The County
Flo ded with Several Billions
of Dollars.
News Notes from Everywhers-Mur'
ders, Suicides, Fires, and
so Forth.
A BUSTED ban K.

The Masiin Hank. OF knnaas city,
Goes UDdeT-WIihdraw Of shc
State Deposit Assigned n the Cause
An Classes OF Business Feel the
Effect.
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NOT A OUACK NOSTRuM.

GsafiemeR.-I hereby certify that for several
years past have used the NOLTAIC PLAsTErs in
my practice, and have never known them 70 fail In
atorfng speedy relicfin those cases for which they
are recommended. They are not = CGacs Hostrum.
hut q remedial agent OF great value. Very truly
yours. W. G. COLLINS, -. u.
DvCEsPoEr. ME.. May "a. I5.L