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The Leavenworth weekly times. [volume] (Leavenworth, Kan.) 1870-1880, 1878-09-19
t;Es ssE.


CATHa x,osa IndcpeadeHt is the only pa
Keep yowhoic country that was mean
ask, ali the yellow fever sco-rss
sex or n was not a just retr.bai.on upon
n's~; naqnts 90 The Burlington Patriot IN
ana =. % the IndepandcHt, saiys The ''senli'
paiu..xpressed is deyi4isn ia its inference,
Gosh in it's cxaElrg and wicked with
phag malice" which Juat about express
l,s,dort Scot Monitor.
H"iD trio, might have saved words u
~, the diabolical sentiment above
This p, by simply saying, at is charac
psac OF ,,hs man who wrote it" 1T Is
vi less and cold. blooded sentiment o
l'ry, that belongs 10 the age OF racks
II thumbscrews it insults the inielii
We of the age, violates all the higher in
nlis of humanity, and blasphemes tn
character sthe omniPOtent. There is on
" one Newspaper man in Kansas Wiz
would write il.
The Leavenworth weekly times. [volume] (Leavenworth, Kan.) 1870-1880, 1878-09-19
pVrUP Or SHUT JP.

The Atchison Champion issues phi
ate circular which they show only 70 I'D
.rtisers, in which they claim that they
Nv Sl6s Is for six months postage. lhey
40 state in The came circular that the
eavenworihg TINES pays oaly sl--'o ior
ne same period. Ne take it for granted
Il the sum named BY the Chr~PS7s Is al
new can claim. We know the figures CIV
a as the amount paid By the LeaSenwor,h
'mEs are false, and have repeatedly 50
,ated, hoping that the Gimp Wouii
ease giving out lis false circular
The Tmls Is paying fifteen dyi.sr' Pa'
seek postage on it, circui1tion, ~, IN o'ho
sorls, a, the rate Of $500 for tx months
$3.50 for ose year. More than douo'
he amount paid by the Champion
TIE TIMES, therefore, respectfully re
,ses.s the Champion to discontinue issuin
Is mtruth.ul circular. Ii the Ct1mpio
--s any proof we will agree to dona'
red dollars to some charitable il
Tr,si they will do the same, that Oh
ens is correc,, and leave the questio
.msster Gale 10 Investigate and rePor
each paper paid for postage Gusia
onth Of August past.
The Leavenworth weekly times. [volume] (Leavenworth, Kan.) 1870-1880, 1878-09-19
4 gr:sf DiccAi Of thr r.iiiiia iass "s
Tine state.

commonwealth, RI
l. All r,,spEs not exempt ty law, and
such others - may voiun'arii! enroll
III, mselves, are subject TO tUt,.
First step necessary 10 organic ton ie-
tition TO tie Governor, sighed by t~ru y
i've names.
> Upon recognition # petition granting
organization. each member shall Ike the
oath IRE. cribvd in See -, Militia Law,
before some commissioned officer, whI
shall csu-e coPy Thereof - b forwarded
TO the Governor.
3, Organization cCmy!g'e when above
pruvi-.ous are complied wl'h, aud iAS en-
GERS shall have been cumuI--ieHe'i.
I. Couplui.s elect their officers. An ab-
stract of proceeding Of merIIS, tG=~'Itr
with names - iii, 81 Oh zen, Rus; 5e for
warded to To-, Governor, through the A'ju-
tant Gener... jAat commissions may be
properly Issued
hundred the maximum numbsr 10 rnt;tle 4
company t. one aptain aud two lIeutenants.
This inclui.- FIVE sergranIs, eight cOspora!-
and two musicians.
6. Fifty men are entitled to two liruten-
! ants.
Thirty men are enti.l-d to one first
lieutenant.
S. Twenty men are entitled to one second
| lieutenant.
9. Captains appoint their own non com
| nis,ioned officers and issue warrants 10
them according 10 rank.
| 10 Commissions are good during the sd
minis;ration appointing them, aad uGuI
their successors are appointed, unless soor
er removed, a. provided.
| IL. The command,r-in-chief may, upon
petition from majority Of the company
order new election OF company ofiictr-
| l. Arms are Issued to oresuizsd com
panie- upon a bond being filed in double
the vaIu,. Of stores r,qGir,d-sigDed by rh'
captain and two sureties, subject to th'
Governors approval.
l3 Term of service same IA L. 5. Rsgu
lar Army. See section Il, page BAL, Gen
eral Statutes Of Kansas, 1868, which say
in substance, in organizing and disciplin
ing the militia all questions arising
not provided by this act. shall be governed
by the rules sud regulation OF the Unite'
States" T. ;. NOZZLE, AdjLGen.
The Leavenworth weekly times. [volume] (Leavenworth, Kan.) 1870-1880, 1878-09-19
BUTLER.

-,s; As'sachusetts politicians are all adTft IS
advice: ssral Buffers strength in the State.
enworth. by
;, but it is not known how many
Il be able to carry. 4 cores
pr. Hunters .
are warranted the Boston Herald says:
dee. StrictuY0 dis, ef.ctsl Ones are reoiv IN
der aud u -, - -. :.
males aer IN inuch lhe saiie ihah-ei -
Dr. Huntegld a dose of physic, not because
ior the srer any real faith in the man, but be-
nv elf,ahns is the only candidate who seems at
OF DIR. HunteSei 70 institute n general house
ton, 81 per- at the state house on the other
as. No-e, the substantial members Of 10th par
SENDS, while admitting tina; retrenchment and
'eSs IN are sadly needed, are not quite ready
= tOdee fr4m the evils already in existence 10
the evil they knox not OF.
The Leavenworth weekly times. [volume] (Leavenworth, Kan.) 1870-1880, 1878-09-19
FIVE .,.uy,.ND VICTIMS.

The 81. Louis RcPuJ!i an estimates that
At least five thousand persons have died in
the Southern 5: .tes, OF yellow lever, since
the peslilerce made Its APPEARANCE al New
Orleans, about six weeks ago. The EtpUb-
Hcln says:
II is impoSs be 10 obtain the oxAc. numoe
of dea' hs caused 10y yellow fever in iheS scum
Ia. confusion and generalization are great
ana the ply sIc!ans and nurses st. pressed ioi
time that they cannot Always make returns
The number OF fatal cases to date Is not iai
short o. i've thousand, however, and the ioi'
loving pproximate estim lie oi the mortaii'S
At the principal cites aid towns my lie sc'
The Leavenworth weekly times. [volume] (Leavenworth, Kan.) 1870-1880, 1878-09-19
THE EasTERN WAR.

The trouble in the East Is still 2 long
way from being settled, and it need not sur
prise us If there is yet considerable more
fighting, though with Austria in the place
OF Russia. The Berlin Congress, although
il parceled out the goods, was not able 10
deliver them. England was permitted 10
take peaceable possession OF her share OF
hespoils, but Austria is not so fortunate and
when she sent her armies to occupy
the territory which the Congress had ac-
! corded to her, she found them opposed by
a very formidable force, which the Turkish
= government was either unable or unwilling
to control, and the result is she is able tC
possess only what she is able to conqSer
Z Mehemet Ali, high officer of the Turkisl
NJ government, undertook to aid in carryin:
g out the decree of the Congress, and was as
% sassinated by his own people. Referring
,e3 to this fact, the New York Herald Of the 81
old tays;
d How deep seated are the troubles that atten,
,ner 1e present attempt TO restore tranquility IN
ists. |ze0untries that Were lately called Euro
IT is btrurkey is strictly shown By the butch
Mothers oftedehemet Ali. His crime WAS that h
happy laueo, take part in the efforts 10 aid III
heir preiudioe TO Austria IT ia OBJ the mo,
,,s s its stosive popular inpulse-nn impuls
"locheirs loyn with tn Common conssne il INC
.r.;n me - VA Oh whole :country-fiiat ca
.Ine Aagrantiy override ali tn con
]. 61EaxipnsS that would have ord
nn1LK procured respect for
ke Mehemet Al a. the hands of
The Leavenworth weekly times. [volume] (Leavenworth, Kan.) 1870-1880, 1878-09-19
4 Pra.enI Cron, Pope Leo.


Some time ago the pastor Of ST. Andrew :
Church, Of this city, Father Curran, re
csived chalice from Pope Leo Mil, in
acknowledgment Of the unusually large
amounts OF contributions which that church
sends every year to support the American
College az Rome. On lis receipt lest
spring it was gratefully received by The
pss.or, AID subsequently cun7ecratet by
Cardinal McCloskey. Yesterday i. Wa
formally presented TO the congregation, and
Father Cusran said he knew that every IN
div;dnal Mou d chez i-h the gift highly.
Though the cougr. CATION is composed Of
m. T0rrer class Of the Church it = alway,
foremost in large subscriptions.
The Leavenworth weekly times. [volume] (Leavenworth, Kan.) 1870-1880, 1878-09-19
.sn.l II IM,>. iNEtit.li

When, aiew weeks ago, the Republican
paj ,ri,y in Vermont showed serious I'LL
ing oil, We were told that it was because
he state Convention endorsed the National
Administration. And nov CUlnss Make
without, any resolution Of Endorsement, aEC
io-es her nsi,=ity altogether. This endois
in. business seems TO work god d, a
ike I.1r-azp DJw's C.iyanism:
"You can and you can't, sou will and !oI
w0ar,
Yo,.'re dam ned If you d., aud yJGr AIMED j
Won GDu'tr
The Leavenworth weekly times. [volume] (Leavenworth, Kan.) 1870-1880, 1878-09-19
Discover, %. a ,r,S Tea Plant.

EI4I atieIILld ItSNOINI' To
Foreign newspapers contain an account
OF a discovery in Asia Minor which appears
to be matter OF Importance. \ plant
which produces tea OF excellent quality has
been found in the neighborhood of the city
of Tfebizond, gro ~ing wild and abundant
Tea made from the leaves of this plant Is
said to possess all the virtues and aroma OF
tea grown in China. Five thousand pound:
were speedily disposed Of in the local IN Al
ket chiefly To Persians, who are great tea
drinkers They recognize the merit OF the
newly discovered plant and buy it at freb
izJnd and send 1t To their own country.
The tea was sold at about thirty-eisht cent:
per pound, but ii properly prepared would
fetch = higher price
The Leavenworth weekly times. [volume] (Leavenworth, Kan.) 1870-1880, 1878-09-19

The Methodist ministers of Chicago are
disposed TO hold to the CD doctrine about
the difficulty OF serving two masters. The
7riJHae says:
The Methods minister ~ Chicago have
entered upol tiisca>ioa ~ thc question
whether a preacher Sho Il a..ls :, political of.
fee ought also TO hold his pulpit. The bulk
OF opinion seems to be that he can't manage
| the Lord's work and look after the Interests
of the party at the same time
The Leavenworth weekly times. [volume] (Leavenworth, Kan.) 1870-1880, 1878-09-19
GGIIINE HElTER.

The Chicago parers chronicle very d.
ciied improvement in business at that point
within the last thirty days. The IiHs
saws last week y the liyIies; week tbs
aa- been ,xperi, I'D Tor long tiIe, aul
a Ids:
In addition 10 tie Iarge lack-ers Of
kinds of ms rrrand,,e purchased by buyers IL
personal attendance iobbers are cnn>i 'HtIA
r ce.ying "A good III any mail Orders for 2""u>
! Az. a cDa-iderAD.c proportion at e. . deg
f, are floIa newiy-> tied point - k'n-'''
| Nebraska, Mines IA, 7 KS and otheg >i';-
l - FL .n.ias
The Leavenworth weekly times. [volume] (Leavenworth, Kan.) 1870-1880, 1878-09-19
| i,csiand sor ine 4. =. Fear Per Cent
lgonds.

81. louis NtruDIIclh, IV-I
\ special telegram from Washington says
thar the rush for per cent bonds is so
great that the Treasury department cannot
print them last enough to supply the de-
nand. Subscribers are obliged to wait
week for their bonds; but if that is so there
Nould be no point in withholding the daily
report of Subscriptions, such as vas sent out
regularly during the summer. The fact Is
there was natural decline IN the demand
as room as there were indications OF bu-l-
ness activity returning, and ii was stupid
thing TO try to hide the decline by stopping
the i,DOrts
The Leavenworth weekly times. [volume] (Leavenworth, Kan.) 1870-1880, 1878-09-19
rt,U GRAIN TRADE.

The grain trade il steadily and rapidly
increasing. An article recently published
in the Buffalo Commercial states that the
receipts az that port during the month oil
August, aggregated the enormous amount
Of Il 299 $50 bushels, exceeding by two
million bushels any preceding August, be-
sides being the largest consignment ever re-
ceiysd at that point
The Leavenworth weekly times. [volume] (Leavenworth, Kan.) 1870-1880, 1878-09-19
Railooniagtn Paris.

The last report from the Clifford balloon
speculation, 10 Paris, states that lis receipts
had reached total OF 10000. Ga some
days as many a. seventeen ascents have
been made with it. Each passenger pays
70 fr .ncs, and the seats are all taken. one
day Mile. Sara B.rnharjt, this actress, got
up a sensation on her own hook. She
made an ascent by herself in a small bi'
loon and sailed away to Fsrrieres, where
she landed in an hour and q hall safely,
and got back to Paris in time TO act iha'
The Leavenworth weekly times. [volume] (Leavenworth, Kan.) 1870-1880, 1878-09-19

We had the pleasure Of call yesterday
from Gen. G. Pennypscker, commanding
officer at Fort Riley. He left by the Kan
sas Pacific fer his command,
and, but expects to return to the city,
in the course Of two or three weeks when be
will-bu., excuse US we promised that We
wouldn't tell-youlI find on; about i. il
The Leavenworth weekly times. [volume] (Leavenworth, Kan.) 1870-1880, 1878-09-19
RESlJNP:iGS.

Washington dispatches confirm the report
thai on and after September l6-next Mon
day-the Treasury Department will pay
out silver dollars 10 exchange Cor currency
without putting any restrictions upon tbs
uses TO which the coin is to be applied.
The Leavenworth weekly times. [volume] (Leavenworth, Kan.) 1870-1880, 1878-09-19

1t would seem as ii the Republican mem
bers Of Potter's committee might exert sui
ticient influence 10 cause Brother Marble
and Nephew Pelton 10 amble before the
public with that little dictionary and ex-
plain the Gobble literature and the So COS
bride. They are full OF valuable knowledge
ami just why they should pine in cbscurI;y
the public cannot understand.
The Leavenworth weekly times. [volume] (Leavenworth, Kan.) 1870-1880, 1878-09-19
The givgi service 7saCl,IE" Wakes
gou.I.i-rai5ic Racket,

Oar Washington spondsnt gives Us
lh.. assurance that 10 changes Will u: made
MS fall IN the Federal offices OF this State
excgpt N single instance, which Will
have no political siguIiicauce. The frssl-
delt il seems, a. taken pains to disciaIm
the intention OF working against Mr. Cynk-
ling and to announce that ne Is deter
mined TO know nothing OF fractional con-
t.st4 in the party. This ia as II should be
The civil service reform machine makes
con. idersble racket when ii l. set in mo-
ton. and the Republicans Of cur State do
no: wish to be Interrupted in the seriou:
wofk OF the campaign, which IL nov open
fry
The Leavenworth weekly times. [volume] (Leavenworth, Kan.) 1870-1880, 1878-09-19
A Firsl.Isn,c Place for 10.
ICnicago Times, H.

The report OF the appearance OF yellow
fever in family living two miles north
Of Cairo, Ill, is Confirmed. The quaran-
tine phy-Ician at Cairo, reports the symptoms
OF tina, type, and says the place in which
the family lived is surrounded with swamps
and reeking with malaria.
The Leavenworth weekly times. [volume] (Leavenworth, Kan.) 1870-1880, 1878-09-19
A Very fa>,idi.u. People.

4 to5accorist in Oberlin, o., it Il asser-
ted, last week Offered Il pay advertisement
TO the Oberlin NerS announcing that on a
certain dry, he would give to the yellow l.
yer sufferers the entire gross receipts OF his
tobacco store that day. The Nc's refused
10 insert the advertisement, on the ground
that the people OF O5eriin would object 10
seeing a tobacco advertisement IN the pS'
The Leavenworth weekly times. [volume] (Leavenworth, Kan.) 1870-1880, 1878-09-19

We have 70 Gesire to publish anythin:
but the truth abou, ID. z. ADIhoay.-Tsplr
r. Edison.
Why should : / make an exception to
your general rule, in our case?
The Leavenworth weekly times. [volume] (Leavenworth, Kan.) 1870-1880, 1878-09-19
ONE OF THE VIrtJnS

The Rev. Parsons, rector of the Episcopal
church at Memphis, who was reported BY
the telegraph few days ago, as having
died Of yellow fever, was we'll known to
many Of the people of Leavenwor,h seven
or eight years ago, when he vas Lieut.
Colonel Parsons, and Poet Commandant At
Fort Leavsnwurth.~
The Leavenworth weekly times. [volume] (Leavenworth, Kan.) 1870-1880, 1878-09-19
Could he essppy with Either. We're
:SGther Bear Charmer Avail.

WV IVT n tENI '11Tf y
General Butler does not seem TO have
yet made up his mind in the choice OF a
party In speech at North Adams a few
evenings ago he declared that be did not
ask for support as a Republican, or a Dem
ocr al, or Nationalist, or Greenbacker,
or Workingman, but as a reformer to pu-
rify the State government Ii the General
ia not more careful he will be repudiated by
The Leavenworth weekly times. [volume] (Leavenworth, Kan.) 1870-1880, 1878-09-19

THE ,TcsT BEAUTIFUL N TEE WEST.
iHOiJpu signal, III
The delegats. rere treated TO a ride 10
the Fort. 1t is tie most BEAUTIFUL pace
III the West.
THANKS FOE THEIR ENTERTAINMENT.
IHE!ton ; gnai, II
Two much praise cannot be given to the
Young Mems Democratic Club Of Leaven-
worth for the manner in which they ar
ranged matter. Tor the Convection, and the
entertainment OF delegates.
FOR REPRE- sESTATIvE..
Topeka Common v. alth, II
On Saturday, ticket favorable to I. NJ.
James for representative to the legislature
from the Sixty-second district, wrs elected
in Silver Lake and ROssviilC.
THEY ARE ALL CONFIDENT OF VICTORY.
Topeka BlaI. 1911
The campaig1 orators Of all sides are
right There J. victory in the coming eiec-
tim for ali h4nd-. FOR par icalar4 call
and s,e Governor 81 john in January.
II WAS nor SUCH a BIG THING AFTER ALL.
FAfchlsIn Champion, H.
Several journals Of h4n-as are publih-
ish a re-Olu;i g. upilm-uIirg the admin
is!ra;iJn Ci {, ~. Au,n,ny very highly, and
preiacing 1t win the statement that 1t wss
unanimously adopted by the late Eep1b:i-
can CobyenIiCn. That resolution was IN
trOducsd jgst before the tins! sdi1uTOment,
when Tot more han t9o dozen members Of
the Coaveni On we're preseat- The other
tao hundred I'd sevec:y-fvs had LIT tie
hail, III ord i !, catch Oh. going traIGs
The Leavenworth weekly times. [volume] (Leavenworth, Kan.) 1870-1880, 1878-09-19
ruE FooL CRoP $, Goon.

Coma0aue1lh, il referring 10 tie
,ers of the Philadelphia Relief C'in-
who OBJ 4cted to receiTins a contri6i-
.scause it was raised by 'ihca;.e pee.
tsays:
r. equal t. man who d1a't live ial
or sia'-s who reported 20 Tie church 81
IN ' n,sv - member, that fe had sold a
Preptr,-d ia Fellows, and As wished to
pell'hia- Is brethren for committing Sd
ca oru rs dealing with "a secret s. "ciriE.
The Leavenworth weekly times. [volume] (Leavenworth, Kan.) 1870-1880, 1878-09-19

I TOT -TTs . E-TIstIf II
The delegate 4ere treated TO tide 10
the Fort. 1t is tie most BEAUTIFUL pace
in the West.
The Leavenworth weekly times. [volume] (Leavenworth, Kan.) 1870-1880, 1878-09-19
Tho g. ~ lid NOnsen.e'' IL Taking
Firm Hold.


The result OF the election in Maine Mon
day will afford much food for reflection to
both the old parties, as it shows enormous
and unexpected gains for the Nationals.
The returns are not all in vet, but enough
is known to show that even in staid New
England the wild nonsense of the Brick
Pomeroy, ke.rney, Butler and Hill leaders
has taken firm hold
The Leavenworth weekly times. [volume] (Leavenworth, Kan.) 1870-1880, 1878-09-19
TnEY ~ ~ coNrIpENr 81 vIcroNY.
gycru h i.ningiy fer Grant.

inter pcsaa, &C.
i D.;roi paper publishes interviews
with Iesdipg Republican. on the subj ct O:
General GranJ's c-Ldidacy IN 1880, sld 81
ives at the c1uciu-ign that Republican
sentiment is Overwhelmingly in favor of
Gran, "a a Presidential candidate.
The Leavenworth weekly times. [volume] (Leavenworth, Kan.) 1870-1880, 1878-09-19
THE GOLD HUGS.

A few more such lessons as that Cf Maine,
will probably convince the hard money
people that the Republican party cannot
be used much longer as a machine for
iurtherins the interests Of the bondholders.
The Leavenworth weekly times. [volume] (Leavenworth, Kan.) 1870-1880, 1878-09-19
Another sig >ten, in new York

There are painful rumors around the city
| hall that the scheme TO heat the city BY
steam has a good-sized eolored brother con-
cealed somewhere in the pipes. 1t ought
TO BE- easy to steam him cut.
The Leavenworth weekly times. [volume] (Leavenworth, Kan.) 1870-1880, 1878-09-19
The Dsrned Thing shoots at both
Ends.

cincinnati Gazette, II
Ii was said that Vermont lest groInd be
cause the convention endorsed the a. minis
tration; vet the Republican majority IN
no, iudorse, and there is no Republican
rnainriiY
The Leavenworth weekly times. [volume] (Leavenworth, Kan.) 1870-1880, 1878-09-19
Tue Only Way OF tsefsing along with
HSlseys

"Just Married, or how Tom Managed
His Wife" is the title OF one OF the sum
mer novelties. We haven't read il, but
presume Tom managed his as the ret OF US
manage ouEs-by letting them manage Us.
TIE late \. Ward, 1t will b. remente.ed,
found it was the only way OF getting along
with Ieisev.
The Leavenworth weekly times. [volume] (Leavenworth, Kan.) 1870-1880, 1878-09-19
or. WHITTIER,
- G.. Charles street, ST. Louis, Nc,
! r. w Il IT I 1 Z i

GIT St EhIJist street,
Treats all forms % N-ucra! Disease, -.sr.
esd Emissions and Sexual Debillty, SIT.
.acrra.Icl,i success. No matter who :2l Pea.
CaiI " ,yrit-; pamphle, OF coEsul'a;Ior f..
IN lcl-r to he medical profession ~ ..
r..rs & the County =
-1--.,a-.l.retrGtedb book 2IC-71 - 10-.
rI.SHsoD, N'G-IASHoGDi &AaEIk"E
I-r1edlncnts 70 Marriage; the causS
and care. Sent cCcHrTiF sc0''f, poe
tfIrs - cents, b2ijg. (. WHITTIER
St. Ca2r,rs S.r-.., -. LD.'-. MO-
he great sp=-ia.: t Read mss works
The Leavenworth weekly times. [volume] (Leavenworth, Kan.) 1870-1880, 1878-09-19

The earnings Of the Western railtoads
for August, show an increase over August,
1877. Oh the gross earnings Tor the tr't
eieh; m nth- OF the year there il sn la
erase Of ten per cent.
The Leavenworth weekly times. [volume] (Leavenworth, Kan.) 1870-1880, 1878-09-19
aow TH.y u.a>ED rae wsNn.
One OF the rays in which the late Mas
tin Bank Of Kansas City kept up lis ap-
pearance Of strength, after it was really In
Il -. -, I'll L., ,ha MLL

solvent, Is thus stated by the ihtd:
Durir : April Mr. Marsh, o. the linseed OIL
works. was approached by the manager CT
managers Of TIE Ma>tin l. lnk, and asked To
loan his creait !icIigiou>Iy Ia a.d the bank in
making good Showing, ;he banker stating
that the Sta'e treasurer, Mr. Gates, wou'd pe
here ON the first Ca May. The favor asked
was notes from Mr. Mar>h 10 The amount "'
$500. the uuG' Giding being ih''t there
should be four n ,Issr and they would he t.
turned I.ithin ten Gays, or II not retarheu
within ten days, should be p AGED 10 MS
credit in the b INK. The not : were given
and therefore, "a r,cejpG was taken for them
Dv Mr. Mafsn. aud the notes have since DS'h
discounted Guda = row ia the hands oil Juno
cent parties, anu Mr.. Marsh hu:s himself III
an embarrassing condition.
The Leavenworth weekly times. [volume] (Leavenworth, Kan.) 1870-1880, 1878-09-19
A Rich Wine OF Rascalisy Being De
ve10pea.
49, I-onis Repu olican. IL l

lSt Louis j
A few days sgo partial report OF the as
sets OF the insolyent Mastin bank OF Kansas
City was made by Col. Coates the assignee,
which, because If was partial, threw no
light no the important subject OF the state
treasurer's credit for moneys deposited in
the bank. The public will have to wait
The Leavenworth weekly times. [volume] (Leavenworth, Kan.) 1870-1880, 1878-09-19
MIR. .NDEH>oH,s APPOINTMENTS.

MR.. aNDEis>ON'S APPOINTMENTS.
In our State news columns this morning
will be found list OF the appointments
made by the State and District Committees,
Tor Hon. John 4. Anderson, Republican
nominee for Congress in this District.
The Leavenworth weekly times. [volume] (Leavenworth, Kan.) 1870-1880, 1878-09-19

lChicago Time, 10
Robert Bonner, New York gentleman
intimately connected with the publication
OF race horse, declines the rewspaper
nomination for Mayor.