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The Leavenworth weekly times. [volume] (Leavenworth, Kan.) 1870-1880, 1878-09-12
SEEMED To BE DESERTED.


about two hundred came aboard. Yellow
fever had broken out the night before
The scenes at the depo, We're hear'rending !;
wives leaving husbands, mothers leaving
sons, bidding them farewell, perhaps for
ever. At one place. mother with three
children got on the train. Her husband
had died hall an hour previous, and before
his death had made her promise to leave
on the next train to save the lives of her
self and children She left her husband
uncofii ned and unburied.
The Howard Association is accomplish
ing great good.
The Leavenworth weekly times. [volume] (Leavenworth, Kan.) 1870-1880, 1878-09-12
Personal.

Captain J. E. Brady leaves Monday for
the East.
Hon. J. II. Gillpatrick has returned from
the mountains.
Henry d. Kirk, ofDavenport, Ia, is WIS.,
iting VIII Taylor.
Hon. Jos. W. Taylor, departed for Chi
cago, yesterday to be absent a few days.
Col. d. d. Cohley, of Dodge CITY, and
old Leayenworthian,is inlthe city visiting
friends.
Rev. T. W. Barry left yesterday for Kan
sas City to preach in the Episcopal church
in that'city to-day.
Captain ]. 7. Haskell, of Co. F., leaves
Tuesday for the East TO go into the re-
cruiting service for two years.
John Trump departed for Washington,
d. C., yesterday, TO attend the National
convenes there.
Among those registered at the Continen-
tai yesterday were George b. Taylor, Man.
haitian ]. B. Mooney and c. ID. Culver,
New York; Edwin Cabe, st. Louis; l..
Gardner, Chicago; 5. Hirshe. st. Louis J..
NJ. Sorrel, St. Louis; VIM. IGuenther, Chi
cago; III. E. Salsich, Milwaukee.
AT the Mansion yesterday were J. G..
Hollingsworth, Platte City; c. f. ii. Camp
bell, Council Bluffs; ]. III. Mccoy, Kansas
City; W.. K. Stone, Spring Valley Farm,
Mo; S. H. voorhees,, St. Louis; james
Phelan, Denver; L. McCommons, Chelsea,
Iowa; d. Fisher, Washington, Iowa.
Registered yesterday at the Planters
were: E. \. WEIGH, Chicago; Geo. A. Row
ley, st. Louis X. B. Scudder, New Orleans:
W. H. CLANCY and Peter CASTILLO. Atchi-
son /; II. C. Wild, Baltimore; c. II. Mat
the~s, Connecticut; W. f. Jameson, St.
The Leavenworth weekly times. [volume] (Leavenworth, Kan.) 1870-1880, 1878-09-12
WILL 1T NEVER STOP ?

New ORLEANS, September New cases,
232; deaths, a. Among the deaths today
is Willis X. Woolf, telegrapher, aged Il,
a native OF Alabama.
The Leavenworth weekly times. [volume] (Leavenworth, Kan.) 1870-1880, 1878-09-12
Where 20 Go.

The city schools will be opened one week
course purchase the required text books for
can be procured, Grew & Bro, have just re-
ceived An invoice of school books, the kind
y be used in the schools, and are
able to supply every pupil. Crew &
Bros is then the place to go, in order to
get the book at the lowest prices and the
right ones. Crew & Bro. also carry the
largest stock of books, periodicals, picture
frames, brackets, wall paper and every
other article to be found in an establish
ment of this kind in the west, and besides
Embellishments retail trade throughout the
Seas<hich is constantly on the increase.
If you want to buy the best at the least
price, go to Crew & Bros
The Leavenworth weekly times. [volume] (Leavenworth, Kan.) 1870-1880, 1878-09-12

At Nu.catine, Iowa, After Buying
Their Burial Outnts-BOah Of Kan.
The Leavenworth weekly times. [volume] (Leavenworth, Kan.) 1870-1880, 1878-09-12

,xsThe fast train from Leavenworth to
CHICAGO is by the Chicsso, Rock Island &
Pacific, This train leaves Leavenworth at
COS P. II, Chicago time, daily, Saturdays
excepted, and arrives in Chicago at $40
1900 day, making the run in twenty
o1hoon and thirty-6ve minutes. The
time Consumed By this train between Leav-
enworth nd Chieaop ZONE hour and fifty
two minutes len than the time by any other
stoats. and . Ranger from Leavenworth
by thia train arrives in Chicago in advance
Of thoe: By any other line. This accounts
III the late Increase q Leasenworth travel
~ TIE Chicago Rock Ilsnd & Pacific.
c and Dining Cars always on this
The Leavenworth weekly times. [volume] (Leavenworth, Kan.) 1870-1880, 1878-09-12

o. Cards, Is styles, Zoe. or 20 Chrome cards
~ aOc. with name. j. L. Hustled, Nassau,
NY. apriwl3t
The Leavenworth weekly times. [volume] (Leavenworth, Kan.) 1870-1880, 1878-09-12
N Dis Nuisance.

mtg Nuisance.
We are informed that the intolerable
stencil in the western part of the city, Of
which We made mention yesterday morn
ing, is caused BY the burning of offal, at q
butcher shop. It's an "offi stink" at any
rate, and We hope the Board Ct Health
viii not neglect to seek out the nuisance
and have ii abated.
The Leavenworth weekly times. [volume] (Leavenworth, Kan.) 1870-1880, 1878-09-12
ORGAN CONCERT.

The public will please accept our thanks
day evening. Special thanks Is due to
aid, andtc Me@rA y. ". Crapcer, J. W..
New-York tribune., 1878-11-25
TIE BOULEVARD RAILROAD.

The project of placing street railway on the
poueyard was again considered before the Committee
on Railroads of the Board Of Aldermen on Saturday
A large number of property-hoders on the BoueVafo
ana streets crossing gave their opinion Of the pro
posed measure Cyrus Clarke stated that the petition
ssng Tor the granting of the right to Law tracks on
the Boulevard to the Forty-secOnd-st Manhattanvie
and St. Nicholas Avenue Railroad Company" was
signed by the owners Of 652 lots out OF llo' Io's
on the street The men who signed the petition owned
real estate to the value OF S3,46lsO0 While those VINO
had not signed wore the Of and valued at 81,
6,770; making the " majority In ValCe IN iaNOF VI
the railroad, S495,lOO.
Simon wormser opposed granting the petition deciar
ing that the Boulevard had been made for
a great public driveway. MIlliOns Of dollars
had been spent in making the Improvement
with fine residences All these plans would fail If
Relief In the matter Of quick transit would soon De
afforded 10 residents OF the neighDOrnOod Dy the
Elevated railroads. o. L. Jones said lie thought that the
value Of the property would De douDed IL 'he ProPOseu
street railway were built
Lawson N Fuller sad that it took him an hour aud a
half to reach his property On the upper part Oi the
island -, o, ~,
Political Reform argued against granting the petition
He hOught the right to through the street ought 10
DC put up at pubic auction. The city should nave re-
eeiyeG over 900 the railway franchises which
IL had granted but It was only receiving "a sInd
amount from this source. William ~. Lambeer said
prosperity 20 the facilities for communication when II
enjoyed while the West side was neglected. Hundreds
of property ty-hOders would improve their lots
o railroad along the Boulevard AT present lots were
them Simeon +. Church gave some statistics regarding
the value of property either side OF Central Par
New-York tribune., 1878-11-25

BELL TELEPHONE COMPANY, OF New-YOrk,
5lS Broadway Headquarters for private lines ana the District
stem.
New-York tribune., 1878-11-25
Announcements.

BARGAIYs.-GO to b. S. SQUIKE'S,
900 Broadway. foI WATCHES and JkwELRr-CAsH ONLY
right trOm the iron safo
New-York tribune., 1878-11-25

A cough neglected NAV lead to serious re-
suits. PoRlER's CoUGH BALsAM viii relieve at
New-York tribune., 1878-11-25

cough when remedy safe Dr. Jaynes EI.
pectorau procured. throat and langs
are speedily helped by 1t,
New-York tribune., 1878-11-25
FOREIGN PORTS.

LIVERPOOL Nov 23Ar strs Amy Dora from Chareston
Brooklyn, from Montreal.
ougENsiowS Nov 28-Arr Adratic. NewYork for
Liverpool.
Sailed str Germanc for NeW-York.
soUTHAPTuN, Nov % RaIto, from NewYork for
New-York tribune., 1878-11-25

BosroN, Nov. 23-TLe schooner William H. from foston
for ROckpOr Mass 20 load stone for NcwaS, ashore
yesterday at iOckpOt and went TO places The crew was
saved
WAsnNGroN D. G.. Nov 2l-Tho scrsl Corps observer at
sand HOos reports 10 the Chief signal Officer a p m az
foOw' The small slo0p star from NewNor6 Tor Squam
y j. ashore this station. No danger 10 lc Nothing
can be done for her until high de and the wind changes and
mOdeTa'es."
New-York tribune., 1878-11-25
DIABETES CAN DE CURED.
EVANSVILLE, Ohio. Nov. Z. 1873

Mssr,. Morgan Allen.
sRs II has been some time since wrote you how
father was thought would wrto 10 day. am happy 10
that entirely L lie has been cured with less than
three bottles Since he has been taking the
WATER" heard of good of diabetes In
this CITY, has very bad. When we first heard OF
her she in bed with t. She bought one bottle OF
CONSTITUTION WATER, and took few doses, after
which she able TO sit nclose two Scent stamps
for which please many circulars as csn as
there are great many persons want them Yours very
truly. JOhN ". oMlln
New-York tribune., 1878-11-25

The Electric Protection and Central Office
Holiness Burglar Alarm Telegraph Company Is
Broadway security than all other methods combined
New-York tribune., 1878-11-25
SHIP NEVIS.
ARRIVED.
PORT oF NEW.YORK. =.

PORT OF NEw.YORK. ..........Nov %.
GS td @ EsGT %sR Hq 0 Nov
aa Str Excelsior T Clayton CeDGelOnla IT, Messna 28
8 With ffuit 70 Lawrence Cues Co; John
ST. Gate City Daggett Savannah days to Geo YOnge;
Sta Margaret FoOe Wilmington, NC Sdays to VIM clyde
str Frsnconia Bragg. Portland. Me. TO p Ames.
hp Oneida (oi SearsporO Eaton iabeon de ca july u
Calao Aug s. Hampton Roads to Hobson. Hurtado
5srk skudesnaes tSor Heldsen Batavia III days, with
coffee TO Barring Bros; vessel 10 master
Delaware Breakwater % day ballast Fuuch Edye
Bark Tne Baker, White, Liverpool oct q In ballast 70
BARK Arcadia (Br, Dakin Liverpool via Key West 81
BARK (Nor Aagaard. TOnsberg 90 DAYS ballast
BaTE Adele sabna lNOrl Petersen Antwerp 60 days.
BarE Toffaeus CNor Pedersen, Havre via the Downs
days ballast 70 een9am Z Boyesen t r,r, r
salt to Dwight 4 Plstt -.,.s ,,,,.,.u ,,.,.D... -.
Break II days with moasses 10 oder vessel
Big c Mazetno tOf Beltasp. Perkins, MOntevdeO 50
days with hides, etc, q O Ramsey ,,..,. 20 a..
with oewood to = Lyons; vessel 70 Miller HoughtOn
o.Ss Bg t GaIsss sesST S e,c 10 Towbre Co.
Brig jeremiah Ford csGsTSn pSn ls days with sugar to
Brig Fideia Br Rugges. CNbaren oct 80 with sugar to
Bris onsaska Cot Boston, Grggs MatsnHa. l2 days with
sugar 70 De2e Morgan CO. vessel 70 aaef os @ Nd
Donald somersde, l. Gays, with potatoes to oraer
Bne Emiaa Hal loi BOstonl. Berry. Matanzas days
chr Dora FI6Gsii Ei i BosCn Miner Rio Janeo a
DAYS with coffee TO W DE yesser & 60: -.
wool Miller Peabody; vessel Bentley. onderseeyo
ssaT IdIE ESyS H RCya Para 30 aay: with rubber and
sehr egrza toi Port JenersonI Bays Bahia 81 days
Wit. rosewood; etc 70 order vessel 70 Abbott
days inOasses etc, to 7 J owen sOn' I
9@se Sy MTssCsps oct e via Inasua Nov
schr Ella Cef Boston Mitchell. MlragOahe days. with
logSood 70 k3nsardt % II; q td,c CO. cur xou,, IN ,.v
v ogsood SCae e Co.
New-York tribune., 1878-11-25
PASSENGERS SAILED.

FOR VENEZU ELA-By Steamship BerTnudd.-H. L. Bean
A. o. FlRass IL r. Hamilton, VIM. 81. Henderson General A.
Ebarra j. r. Graves A. COnata b. Vgloo, Master Vigoto
n Copsio Chbert, g. CavatO r. Belize, Mrs A YOarrs
New-York tribune., 1878-11-25

Tender lungs cannot long Withstand the irri-
ation OF violent cough They first become inaned then
ubcrcuated unless the mischief Is arrested one bottle OF
HALRs HONEY HogRnOUED AND Tan will generally cure
the cough and prevent all dan gGE. CETKSIoS 9th
ave. Sold by AL dIugRists
Pikos TOOthache Drops cure I'm one minute.
New-York tribune., 1878-11-25
MARINE INTELLIGENCE.
MINIATURE ALMANAC.

,nn,,,s, s5s sun ses...... 495 Clock aOwl2m 46s
No. sets 5.3S Moon souths Loo Moons age days
WAIER Io.DAY-A
SANDY Hook SO7 GOV Island S37 He'll Gate. ..... 1925
WATER ro.DAY-P. ~ -
Randy HOOK 835 Gov Islsnd. 90i Hell Gaze. .,..' 1903
New-York tribune., 1878-11-25

The clock at Castle Garden and that at
Trinity Church both stopped yesterday at tho same hour
1244 conclusive hst both mOvementa Of
tmelock may stop In night The HOlmes Lock- DIS
Broadway electric attachment for opening should this
occur, and is superior III every respect.
New-York tribune., 1878-11-25
COT,oRED SILKS
g. Colored Velvets
DRESS COODS DEPARTMENT.
SPECIAL REFLECTIONS
Have been male
TuROUGUOUT THIS DEPARTMENT FOR THI
OCCASION.

Have been male .
THROUGHOUT THIS DEPARTMENT FOR THIS
OCCASION.
ofrr
pIsreg WOOL EllENti MATT IASSE ~, Plain ana
pXcf Culoa inches Wide a cent reduced from 81 70
M Pieces ~ ANA CLOTHS. 70 ccut- intu.r.5 cents
gS- pieces SILK Wool tLf NOlI'lE MiNIU RES, IL
ccnts IrluC, q from 20 cents ..-..,.... ,- 49,
80 p,Cces T,rA Fine SILK MIXTURES, % c'nts. re
ducei irutu so cont - -. ,., 70, .- -. .,
yn'ue Tor SO cents .....,,,, , -, , -. ,, ...-
as5 pieces ENGLISH CAsHMEUEs, 30 inches wide, in
Cc o.. 80 ccntf {" - ovns well worth 40 TO 80
800. -. 90, 49,. m - --,---,
from - tcuie ,...,.,.,.,,t,.,
cents. cent?.
excellent value for 81 -. - ...,, -,,...
Inig Piece 4 ALI~WCOL FRENCH CHENOIr SUIT
JNGS 90 inches vlGc. at ~, reduced from 81 ~.
THESE GOODS AXE DECIDED BARGAINS,
AND SHOULD RECEIVE SPECIAL ATTENTION.
7la Peccs ZEPHYR sUITGNGS Beautiful Shades 81.
originally C1,t 81 %. - .- . - 49,. x..,. -,
Wool. al real IS attractive prices. 800. . .,.,..,..,
20 a BbGPIN'S FINE FRENCH CASHAEitE az an
actual TttuCt!on OF % per cent
ftrls n
New-York tribune., 1878-11-25
TursE GOODS Axe Decided BARGAINs
TIE WUOIFsALE AND RETAIL sTOCKOF
Fine French Novelties

HAVE BEEN MARKED DOWN FIFTY PER CENT
FROM last weeks prices.
A IROPORIIOSATE REDUCTION IN PRICES
mas bcen made IN all the other Departments,
consisting ot
IACES aud FMBROIDENGES. all now goods 49,, -, -.
six ana LINEN HANDRERCHIEFS, FOR HOLIDAY
PRESENTS.
HOSIERY tuIl liIcs, recently H7sortcd.
GFNTLFMEN'~ FJRN1~lllNG GOODS In llrge variety.
SUITS, CLOARS. and SIIAWiS most recent novelties
LADIES UNDERWEAR, complete assortment
CLOTHS, the cOlcc don IL untyaI'd.
FURS and FTRLINFD CIECl LARS specially attractive
HoYS' SUITS. MILLINERY. BOOIS AND SHOES.
illustrated catalogues FURNISHED without charge.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1878-11-20
Practica, Su,,.ncation.

Additional arrests to the number OF seVe'
raj hundred have been made In South caro-
lima for violations OF the election laws, an0
the parties held for trial. Official iuforma'
ton has also been received that many OF the
witnesses for the prosecution nave been
arrested on trumped-up charges under the
State laws and locked up in Jail, every pos
sible effort being made to prevent themtron
obtaining bail. In several instances par
ties desiring TO become suretieS for persons
so arrested have themselves been arrested
and thrown into Jail on charges OF similar
character. the object being to prevent the
witnesses for the Government from appear
ing when the cases against the real ohenG-
crs are called.
A meeting OF Republicans few weeks
ago in Georgetown, ). c., was broken up by
Democratic rowdies, and the American flag
was seized and torn to pieces. The offend
ers were arrested under section 552O OF the
Revised Statutes, and are to be prosecuted
at the next term OF the court. The a1ndaVlts
upon which the proceedings were Dasca are
made by Republicans, all OF Whom nave
since been indicted by the State trlal JUS
tices for libel. Private letters have also been
received from Kingstree, bringing the !n-
formation that the persons whose letters de-
scriptiye OF Democratic frauds and outrages
have been published in the Tribune have
been indicted and some Of them arrested
Washington Republican.
[The Republican is so untrustworthy-
such n ialsifer, in fact-that we give the
above merely for what it is worth.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1878-11-20

B Charles Young, a farmer near Lebanon,
Ohio, was beaten by Archibald Steen. and
his son on Friday during difficulty about
work or the farm. \ hired man, coming
to the assistance OF his employer, was also
LETT inseasible, and it is supposed they will
both die. Mrs. Young and her daughter
we're both assaulted by the; Steens, who
fed, and are still at large. G..a <
Charles Keary and Michael Cuyanagh have
been arrested fer causing the death OF
Charles Blanchard, blacksmith, at Madi-
son, N. j., on Saturday. Keary had a diff.
culty with Blanchard aud was himself
beaten, when he got the assistance of Caya-
uagh, and beat and kicked Blanchard SO bfu-
tally that he did not survive his iniuries.i Y
The subject Of proyiding.a tabernacle for
Mr.. Moody was discussed at a meeting OF
ministers at the Young Mems Christian AS
ISOLATION, and it was resolved to hold gem
Ierai meeting in Baltimore OF ministers9and
Iaymen next Monday morning to decide
upon thesquestion. " IS .5eE Il
l New YORK, N November 20. Henry! w halen
| and William Burke, sehar ged with stealing
the bod OF A. 4. Ste Wart, sef tot day com.
lnitted for trial. !. .:sl
| Charles b. Martin il appoint led postmaster
lat N euns Laursi, Hal lax county, Va, ice
Leslie ;. Mason, fesignea. ii 81.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1878-11-20
DANyILLE.
t,orresponaenee q .se Riehnona pispatch.

tr,oYrespondcrce of t.,c Richmond Iispatch.1
5,... NOVEMBER 10, 1878.
A fight occurred on the l4th instant near
McDoWeil,s mill, in the western part OF the
county, between w. e. Wilson and Haley
r. Jefferson, in which Wilson was killed.
Tbe difficulty, am told, originated some
three weeks ago ab0uta pair Oh shoes Wnlcn
jefferson had bought OF Wilson. They haa
met once after that and had had some words,
but had parted without fighting. On the
14th instant they met-casually 1t seems
near McDowell's mill, and there the battle
was fought withs revolyers. Jefferson re-
ceiyed two wounds about the bead. wilson
was shot through the body, and died IN a
few moments. After the death OF Wilson
Jefferson went on to the mill, told what bad
been done, and went home to have his
wounds dressed and await the action OF the
authorities. The information obtained yes
terday evening was that Jefferson had ap-
peared before magistrate OF the district
and had been sent on for further trlas, tue
magistrate saying that, while 1t seemed 4
case OF killing in SELF defence, he preferred
that it should go before the higher court.
In the United States Court yesterday the
grand iury presented twenty-one parties
for illicit trade in spirits, four Tor removing
spirits unlawiully, one for seiiiug unstamp-
ed tobacco.
Rev. r. d. Haymore, pastor OF the Bap-
fist church at Cascade. iii this county, as
sisted by Rev. r. E. Taylor, OF Patrick
county. has recently held a protracted meet
ing at Cascade, at which eighteen persons
professed conversion. ALPHA.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1878-11-20
Contestants for Pay.

We limited few days since, for the bene-
fit OF our venerable friend MCMULLIN, OF
national fame, that it would probably turn
out that contestants for seats in Congress
would not be paid, as was once the case,
for contendng for seats against their re-
turned competitors. And we said what we
believe will turn out true. ANY man, we
believe, who contests expecting that If de-
feated he will get as much out OF the Fede-
raj Treasury as he would if he were elected
will be sadly disappointed.
In the beginning Congress adopted the
custom of paying contestants for the time
employed in the contest. But the tempta-
ton this presented soon caused so many
contests that thu" custom became one more
honored i'm the breach than the observance.
There arose a congress OF contestants as
we'll as returned congressman, and the Gov
ernment was put to great and unlustlhable
expense. Every yahoo OF candidate that
was defeated, and without the ghost OF
chance, contested the seat OF the represent
atiye.elect and got his pay. The custom,
therefore, originally intended TO keep the
ballot pure by encouraging and sustaining
contests that had some color OF justice to
back them, became the means OF abstract,
ing money from the Government Golfers
under false pretences.
We are warranted in concluding that
stop is to be put to this vile practice. Con
srross has IN some occasions failed to pay
the contestants, and the evils of the custom
Of paying contestants in all cases have beer
so patent that we do not believe it can bt
continued. The country will be sratlhet
when it is ended, and when men who have
no case whatever will not undertake The
risk OF the expenses Of winter residence
in Washington under the expectation O
drawing from. the Treasury the money tt
nov them s.a ..-,s 1885,.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1878-11-20
DEATHS.

Died. In Henrico county. on The 18Th instant; at
O'Clock p. NJ, OF consumption. ROBERT, cldcSt
son of &. Fl. A. and the laie NJ. A. Clay; aged egh-
teen wears and two months. ,
Funeral TODAY (Wednesdiy), the 2Oth, AT II
o'clock A. NJ, from Fulton Baptist church.
Died, In Fredericksburg, Saturday morning. No
ycmber 9th, OF diphtheriic Group, GEORGE Ed
WARD. son of Dr.. Spotswood W. ana Fanny
Tucker Carmichael; aged five years ana i've
months.
Died. Tuesday morning, November 10. 1879
SETTIE THERESA. youngest daughter or WIZ,
liam Il. and Emily j. Williams; aged three years ana
three days. .,,,
Nor dig II very deep.
The little grave in which TO hide
My baby gone 10 sleep.
But dig it where the sun will shine
Upon ii all the day,
And birds and blossoms al! combine
To drive the gloom away.
How slow the days will come and so,
Now babyS gone away;
But Will love her hest know,
Although eep to-day.
Her funeral will take place THIS lWednesday)
EVENING at O'Clock from her parents residence,
on Sixth street, Port Mayo.
Died OH Tuesday evening. at s O'Clock, COY
ERNOR Il. LAWSON, son of III. c. and Doll:e L.
Lawson, In the fifth year Of his age.
His funeral will take place from the residence OF
Mrs C.. II. Shelton. ia west jackson street, or
THURSDAY MORNING at II O'Clock Friends of
the family are respectfully invited 10 attend 2t"