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The Leavenworth weekly times., 1878-11-14
KANSAS NEWS.


panev Chanses Hands.
Mr. n w WcCune has trapsfer.d his in
MI. n NY oun. C..,-
terest in the Emporia Ledger TO W. r. Chai-
FAINT, Esq, of Burlingame, Kansas, formerly
editor of the Burlingame Chronicle.
Land sales.
Lxn Drp,prurSr
rIp,CrIc R.IIw.y
SALiSA, has., NoNemoef = io'''-i"e iaHN
sales made oy this company oune wv.
month OF octosr' amount 10 io'o'o 1eies' az
an average price OF 81 IS per acre.
SE c,ruopr Land Commissioner,
SE,...,.. n.,.,...
ceCOuosy hheCsa~o
Toe sterling Gozefte publishes an extra CIV
ing tabular statement OF the vote In hice
county at The late election. 81. John receive
ed 5eS votes Goodin 2s2 and Mitchell 1S. st.
~, -. ,..,a ~ his ,,crs, WiuR Lee
Johh rau aheao Vi nus u
was elected CLERK OF the court, ". W. NosHs
Probate Judge, and Mrs. y. +. Barvey Su-
perlntsndent- ALI Republ;caus,
uInssea a s,aaes C0QFt.
TTopeka Commonwealth,
-. .,.na r-,,,aa Stotas
The november ieIm n .ne Snv.,,SSr .,
Circuit Court will c1inmence Nosemosl ..
Ihe seSsioh VIII oe neIu III '"e 90
The 1ncre0Se0 &c Of jackson
Coaasy.
IHolton Recorder, 4.
The vote iast IL auesG ~ IN tn,s ,s eouns ses y,.r
H. va.a ~ iasf var "f "a aud over the Iut..
r,-o Sa.rx a-o nTs-,
Low woseS.
Topeka Common wealth,
The va,a, ,s so low In the Kansas river. that
sand hsrs can he seen ne.r,y All the way
acIoss n Tne channel NV snn-ars 10 b.
just north Of the east end OF IN o ridge
~eseF frO@ soe ssasef SSreee'
Lawrence toniSers''SI Cooiier'e.I
Judge Halderman, Of Leavenworth, has
donated TO the University bottle fiiieu with
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The boy who whispers is a scarce article
yet he exists, and his name is David
OKeefe, of New York city. His whisper
undoubtedly saved lives last week. He
found the six story factory on Sixth street
on FIRE. The huge tinder-box was full Of
vorkmen. Every other boy in the world
except David would have shouted fire" in
= tone of voice plainly audible in Detroit,
and = stampede and . panic would have
ensued. David whispered his terrible in
telligence to the foreman Who quietly dis-
missed The men, and no ooe vas hurt Tai
y eos fos the lad Who Whispered.
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SNYDER'S
CURATIVE PADS!

The most wonderful HEALTH RE
0TO0 Ef2S ever discovered. LEADING
PA YS1CsANS and the intelligent are mosl
loud in theff praise.
Nd. l-For LIVER and LUNG All.
MENTS, CH1Ll.S and FEVER. DYS.
PEPS1A. Indigestion, Billousness, Sick and
Nervous Headache, and all diseases arising
from TORPID LIVER The most effectu
al BLOOD PUR1R1E8 EXTANT gives
strength 70 the weak and debiiftated
PRICE S3.O0.
Nd. 2.-For FEMALE WEAKNESS and
q I'd q Ia RGT1ES, FALLING Of the
WOnB. LECCOR u HGA Twhitesl, and
the many other ills to which FEMALE are
SCBJE ECr enriches the blood, purif1es ne
secretions, and strengthens WEAKLY and
DELICATE EENALES. PRICE $500.
No. 3s-For KIDNEY. Spine and
BLADDER affections. Brights disease
diabetes, LAVE or WEAK BACK.
TONES UF VITALITY and RESrOREs
LOST ENERGY. PRICE $500.
II your druggist does not keep 'sSNY.
DER Cs8ATlvE PADS,'' and Will
not get one ror you, do not let him palm on
other worthless limitations, but send the
price 10 Us In letter. and we will mail them
tOyou. Address.
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Two Nndden Deaths.

ST. PAUL, November S.-A special from
Pembina, Dakota, says W. III. Anderson, oi
Dallas, Texas, the sheriff, in pursuit OF
Wm Collins, Of the famous bank-train rob.
bers in that region, found his man in Penn
bina, this evening and attempted TO arrest
him. Collins listed and the men ex-
hanged fire wit natal effect, both dropping
dead in two minutes
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New uiuistry in Greece.

ATHENS, November S.-M Commentaries
has formed new ministry with himself as
president OF the council, minister of the in
terror and temporarily minister OF justice.
VI. Delayn is Foreign minister and tenn
porarily minister of finance. NJ. Brabaul
is minister of marine and temporarily min
lister OF war, and NJ. Augnsis minister of
education and worship.
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$4,000 Reward.

New YORK, November s.-Mrs. A. T.
Stewart has offered reward of $4,000 for
the recovery of the body other late husband
stolen from The family vault in ST. Marx
church grave yard, and the conviction oi
the thieves. \ proportionate sum will be
paid for the recovery of the body.
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CHICAGO, November S.-The grand jury
in the United States Court to-day returned
indictments sgainst Jno. McAurther, e1-
postmaster, Jno. W. Gregg, Eda Miller,
and VIM. 5. Salsen, clerks, for the embez-
Element of government funds.
Henry Greenbaum, president OF the de-
funct German National Savings Bank, was
held to day in $500 bail for embezzle-
ment
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ACaIifornIa Murder.

SAN FRANCISCO. Cal, November s.
Mrs. Richard Barry, residing in lonely
part OF the city, near the Masonic cemetery,
was found murdered yesterday in her
house; her head was chopped to pieces
with a hatchet. The object evidently was
robbery, though but few dollars was OBJ
tanned. Foot steps were traced from the
house to a tramps camping place, three
quarters OF mile distant. One man found
there was locked up for examination.
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COIlision Of steamships.

MONTREAL, November S.-The steam
ship "Moravian," downward bound, and
the "Phenician,' upward, collided near
Capalaroche this morning, neither being
seriously injured. The "Morivian" pro-
ceeded to Quebec and will sail tomorrow.
The "Phenician," whose damage is near
the water line, took considerable water, and
was run on bank, where she will be re-
paired
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Gambeltn Makes a speech.

PARIS, November s.-M. Gambetta yes
,erday, receiving deputation of proviuc-
ial workmen said, 'On returning to your
homes you will tell your fellow citizens
how unjustifiable was the mistrust OF those
who wished 10 decapitate Paris by remov-
ing tbs legislature to Versailles, where it is
in quasi exile, but fortunately not for
ever"
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Democratic club Meeting.

The regular monthly meeting Of the DEM
ocratic club WAS held last night at their hall.
IL was a kind of a love feast, speeches being
made by the several officers elect. The fol-
Loving resolution was offered and unani.
mously adopted:
WHEREAs. One r. b. Castle, claiming TO
be IA Dem crar, and on those z ounds being
elected n member OF this cub, and
WHEREAS. At the late election, the said
Castle conducted himself, both rs a Judge OF
election and "A member Of the club IN u most
dishonorsble manner be IL
Resotued, That the said Castle be and is
hereby dIshonorably expelled from this or
ganizstion.
Resolved. That these resolutions he spread
upon the records and that We respectfully
reques; the editor OF THE TIMES To publish
the
The Leavenworth weekly times., 1878-11-14

New ORLEANS, November S.-The citi-
zens continue to make afidavits against
the Democratic election managers charging
them with fraud in counting, ballot box
stutiiug, destroying votes polled, etc. These
frauds involve the titles Of the congressman
in lst and ID districts, as we'll as all candi-
dates for the city and parish officers.
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COUNTY BOAR ID.

u VIII Meet To-Day and :PrOce~d 10
Canvass the VOses Cast "a the Late
Fg~cafOa.
The Board OF County Commissioners will
meet to day to canvass the votes cast at the
election held last Tuesday. The official re-
port of the result is anXiously looked for
although, OF course there is no doubt of the
election Of the candidates named in yester-
day mornings TIsEs. In some particular
instances the votes run 80 close that no hing
but the official count will satisfactorily deter
mine the matter. The canvass OF the vote by
the Board viii be made very carefully 50 MS
10 insure Justice 10 All concerned.
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SAN SEEAsTIoN, November A letter
is published from Senior Egana, formerly
Senator from the Basque provinces, implor-
ing the king to restore Feuras to avert the
total ruin of the north and the serious con-
sequences which would ensue. The letter
has caused much excitement The army
of the north is about to be recognized un-
der a new general
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THY CALL FoK FUNDs.

NEW ORLEANS, November S.-The Cath
olic relief association of New Orleans, or
gsnizsd to carry ON the work oil relief after
the suspension of other charities and acting
without regard TO race or religion, being
pressed by applicants and nearly out OF
funds, solicit further contributions 10 be
made through THOMAS LAYTON,
Treasurer.
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Balance
Pr0bAse Court.

The following is the the record of the pro-
reedingS 70: yesterday in the Probate
Court
Marriage license issued 10 John kiSsenger
and Jennie McMullrn.
Marriage license il ued to William j. Wig
ton and Harriet :. NJ. Honey.
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ST. LOUIS, November s-Buckner, Demo.
crat, in the 18th distric, is elected BY 5000
plurslity. Ford's, Greenback Republican
majority in the 9TH district will reach 800
Clardy, Democrat, in lst district. part Of
which is in this city, will probably have a
plurality of $500. Fro-ts plurality in the
3rd district over Metcalfe is increased by
returns from the county precincts to about
], 800; in the 1lth district Clark, the presen,
member has no opposition. There is not
enough returns received from other districts
to give the msjorities, but it is pretty safe
to say tnat the Democrats are elected in all
of them.
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AT NEW ORLEANS.

New ORLEANS, November $. - Two
deaths from yellow lever for the twenty
four hours ending at noon The board OF
health have discontinued their daily meet
ings and take no note of the new cases for
public ilion. L. : Na-shsl Whorten is out
Of danger and rapidly recovering from an
attack Of fever.
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TWO DEATHS.

MtMPHIs, Tenn, November S.-The
Board OF Health officially reported two
deaths from yellow fever during the past
twen;y-four hours, ending at six o'clock to-
night, both colored. One new case is re-
ported OF person who had been exposed
To fever during the epidemic.
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JACKSONVILLE, November S.-Re'urns
thus far received give Bisbee, Republican
tor Congress, $50 majority over Hull,
Democrat, with three counties to hear from;
these gave in 1877 a Democratic majority
Of 156 and it is expected that there will be
falling of in the vote this year.
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Crea, Snoy. storm I'm Europ..

LONDON, November S,-TelegIams from
Northern and Eastern Europe announce
heavy snow falls. The Apprentices and
Black forests are covered, and the Swiss
passes are blocked with snow. In France
the rivers are very high, and the Seine
threatens an inundation.
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NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.
SPECIMENS FREE.

We Will on application send TO any address
a free specimen copy of the Toledo Weekly
Blade tSasby's paper,l the largest and best
family paper published, and the only paper
publishing the Nasty letters.
We sell books, both standard ard misceila-
neous, at half price. Our catalogue is a large
one, and mailed free 10 any address.
THE BLADE, Toiedo, o.
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VIZ, ..,.uI,ed and Shot At.

Last Tuesday morning, as tue incoming
Chicago, Rock Island & P@clhc train was
nss.Ing Etg.rton Junction, Mo-, some party
,,ot on tb, Irain and refused 10 pay his ihre,
wb.rrupon conductor W lite promptly put
him on The conductors answer WAS a pistol
shot which, fortunate y, missed him. Brake
In an = witt, hearing the shot, went out 10 Zee
" hat II meant, and was a,so greeted with "a
shot but wss not hit Both balls struck one
al the coaches. II seems TO be an org4nized
plan among the trsmps TO have what they
want, IL they night for II.
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As the happy couple were leaving the
church the husband said to the partner of
his welded life:
Marriage must seem dreadful thing to
you Why, you we're all of . tremble, and
one could hardly hear you say i will"
Il viii have more courage and say it
lsoder next time, said The blushipg Ride.
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The Reds.

THE PURSUIT OF LITTLE WOLF
News receives, at military headquarters says
that a courier who arrived from the 7;h Cav
airy comm and On Ash Creek, at Camp Rob
inson, day before yesterday, states that Lit.
tie Wolfs trail was discovered Tuesday GO
ing south from the head of Ash Creek in the
direction o. running Water. The hostiles
are endeavoring 10 crUSs the road between
Fort Laramie and that posi-. Four compan-
les of the 81 and 7Ih cavalry, Capt. J. r.
simpson, commanding, are in full pursuit,
and will doubtless ca pture them, not, howev-
er, without loss OF life.
THE SIOUX TO THE CHEYENNEs.
Red Cloud, Red Dog, Little Wound, and
other sioux chiefs arrived AT Camp Robinson
on ed nesday, requested permission 10 see
the Cheyenne prisoners, and We're admitted
to the prison-IUOm under military discipline
| and police regulations. They neld their
council In the presence Of Lieut.. q. r. Chase,
of the Sd cavalry, the commanding ofiicer OF
the Indian Guard. Many of the oux chief
tians' friends and relatives we've, among the
C-eyenne prisoners. The scene at the meet
ing was Very affecting. Tears trickled down
the cheeks of the most savage of the Indian
warriors. After some time had elapsed md
| the first impulses of the meeting subsidized,
Lieut.. Chase announced that he was Ieady
| for the coaEcii. The pipe OF peace WAS pass
| ed around
RED CLOUDS HARRANGUE.
| Red Cloud said: my friends, look at me.
| I am ding 10 make you a short speech. This
| 49,, ..t..> II. n. -. -.
| Ne n,an, x,;Li, -, l..u ~. aos' T.y anu NY
| far ner toId m,. 10 treat the white men in NV
| country well. i have done right by them.
These white men have talked aboat me q
great deal. They have made me a prisoner,
/ taken my ponies and arms snd those of my
people, even to the knives of my women aud
/ children, and when in this very room was
/ a prisoner, and looked on my old men, wo-
men, and childr. n, my heart sank deep with.
| In me. pitied them. These chiefs referring
| TO tho>e OF his own tribe around himI and /
| we thought IL hard, but for the take Of our
| children and women We yielded TO the ad-
| vice of the " hites, and We have profited by
/ il. We have
-
GAINED ook LAND AhD ook hoNhss
| and my people are to have them forever, You
| young men lreferring to the Cheyenne war
| riorsl that stand around me, make YOUR
| hearts strong and don't think anything Of
| this II you nave sisters or mothers in here
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UnG0nnded Reports.
Germany and the Vatican.

PARIS, November s.-The reports that
the Gar is indisposed are believed, at the
Russian embassy, TO be unfounded.
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YELLOW FEVER.
AT MEMPHIS.

MEMPHIS. November s. Two deaths
from yellow fever are reported since las,
night. The weather is much cooler since
the rain OF Yesterday afternoon.
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BERLIN, November The "Ultramon-
tone" declares that the center party will ac-
cept the result of the negotiations between
the government and the Vatican.
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A correspondent OF the Chicago Times writ
ing from Fort Lincoln, gives the paf, Gu ar.
oi a somewhat startling incident sccid. nt Oh
whatever II might be called, involving case
OF mistaken identity, lasting almost ne
time Mrs Noonan, the W dow of a soldier
of the old 7th Cavalry, who was killed WIN
Custer in the battle OF the Little Big horh,
died the ojher day, and after her death IL Nas %
discovered that sne was nothing more BOZ
less than a man She had been inarfit "a
three times and the correspondent haS siie
(or bel formerly Kept a millinery stoie III
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The S,x,een,h Dtstric,.

The result in the 10th Representative DIS.
trict in this county was victory for j. A.
Black man. his majority over mis- competitor
Moore, Democrat, being 81, and over both Op-
ponenis, Greenback and Democrat, q. His
inajorities at the different voting precincts
were as follows: Reno, IL; Tonganoxie, 2s
L-nspe, %; SarcOxieviiie, %. Moore's major.
tiles: Stranger, -; Walnut, 26; Fall Leaf, Is.
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BosToN, Mass, November S.-Petitions
for . recount of the votes in the 3rd Con-
gressional district, in which Field defeated
Dean. were fled to-day with The city clerk,
on the ground that several hundred ballots
we're counted for Field, which did not be-
long to him. The difficulty arose entirely
from The ballots having the name of Benz.
Dean, for Congress duplicated thereon. In
one case the name was in large plain type !;
and another wss in email type, dot easily read
or likely to be noticed. One ticket had the
name OF Dean in small type at the bottom
Of the alp where the printers name is often
placed The ballots gotten. il said after legal
consultation. it being veil understood that
il cast se printed each ballot would count
bat one for Dean. IL Fields name was
pasted over Deans pa-ter and remsinIng,
the printed name Of Ienn would neutralize
each other ard the citizen who intended to
vote for Field in place Of Dean would lose
his vote, Dean being hereby the gamer.
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List OF Petit Jurors Drawn for the
NOvembe Term Of the q. =. Strcnii
COnP0. lS3S.
Topeka Commonwealth, S. !

CJ Blown, Msrshall county.
W NJ FOrtescue, LeavonwoTth county
James Chilos, Johnson county.
Frank She. man, Shawnee county.
W II smith, Marshall county.
Oscar IomsoD, Shawnee county
4 l. Moore, Shawnee county.
W I Roberts shawnee county.
w Simcock, Morris county.
J r rpiner, Miami county.
Ed II Smith, Linn county.
B Parrot, Miami county.
J Carey, Reno county.
jas smith, Anderson county.
Tuos Buwnont, Norton county.
L II AnDsb;e, Bourbon county.
e X Mccoy, Cherokee county.
Harry Mcbride, johnson county.
jacob Heis-r, Miami county.
J Collins, Shawnee coun y.
Samuel Pennick. Shawnee county.
John T Lanter, Anderson county.
II Oglesby. Shawnee county.
+ l. Mitchell, johnson county.
Hiram Raft, Reno county.
ThOs Steinberg, EOug as county.
+ n Morrill,, Brown county.
lou U lex, Shawnee county.
Samuel Shoemaker, Usage county
U ID skinner, shawnee county.
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About Kansas Schools.
Lawrence University Courier, 5

TI.aWIeEce Z nlNtrSlTyT IOuIleIi
In the Kansas state University, forty coun-
ties OF the state, ana twelve States are repre-
sented by students
The Kansas State Agricultural College has
over oue hundred anu fifty sIUients.
Tne Paola Normal school has, at present,
an enrolment OF one hundred aLd twenty
eight stundents.
The Kansas Institution for he education
of the deaf ana dumb has about one hundred
students.
In the Kansas Institution for the education
of the deaf and dumo, the pupils IN tue ln-
dustrIes e thus employed ms iOIioW-: Ten
III the printing department. i've MY Ia TOE
suoe shop. and seven in The ctbI.' shop
while ali female pupils, not otnerwiSe el".
pioy,d, are in The Ing department..
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,wnLe otner articles of their kind are la'ge-
. a1oi'sr,ied, DIR. Prices Cream Baking
rs.s n0aos Us unshakeu poeition ss the
enn that oonsttt1tes perSScs resulfs. fI csn.
~ ce sepcoacAsd h9 any oshcr hakinc roV.
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FOREIGN.
Nothing kn own Of IL.

ST. PETERSBURG. November S-Nothing
is known here of the alleged appointment
of Count Schouvaloff "a vice chancellor.
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New YoRK, November s.-The Produce
Exchange Fire Insurance Company closed
its doors this afternoon, and the business Of
the concern will be vousd up, all liabili-
ties be net, and $1l, 900 remain. The lia-
bilitis Of Dodd, Brovn 4 Co, ST. Louis,
ars 8, 200 ITO dellan; actual available ~
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Gone for Life.

BRIDGEroRT, Conn, November s.-The
jury iu the case Of Mrs. Alexander, on trial
for the murder Of a man known as "Stut-
,ering Jack" brought a verdict Of guilty
of murder in the second degree, and the
prisoner was sentenced to Imprisonment
for life.
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5th to 9. b, ending in clouding, threatening
weather, with local rains or snow falls.
9Th TO nth, clear or fair.
Iith to 18th, ending in clouding. threatel:-
ing weather, with heavy rains and storms in
places according to latitude.
18th and 10th, clear or fair and cold.
18th to 2ist, with heavy rain or snow
storms IN, places, and probably q severe
northern In Texas on the 21th.
2lst and 22d, clear or fair and cold.
nd TO 26, ending in clouding, threatening
weather, with heavy rain or snow storms in
places.
10Th to 2s, clear or fair and quite cool, II
heavy storms have prevailed.
Is TO 3Jth, cloudy and threating wealth.
er with local rains or SHOWS.
The comparatively warm days will be
about the LIST, 7th, 18th, 18th, 18th and Srh.
The comparatively colder days will be
about Sd, sIh, i4th, 20th and %.
Auroras, II any, will be visible the 9Th, 10th,
10TH I'd and 9th.
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Getting Ready tor . Fight.

LocKPoRr, n. Y, November s.-The
employees of the Buffalo & Lockport Rail-
road Company, under the superintendency
of Senator Lewis S. Payne, reattempted to
lay their track across the track of the New
York Central Railway, At Tonavanda, this
morning, but were resisted by the employees
of the latter railroad and compelled to de-
sist. Serious disturbances occurred and at
the request of Col. Payne. the slerif Of this
city enrolled about 1000 special deputies,
and also placed the Niagara Light Guards
under arms.
IT L EXPECTED
that the combined force will 60 to Tona-
wanda tonight to protect the Buffalo d
Lockport Railway Company in their pro-
posed endeavor to 7. lay the track sgain to-
morrow and serious trouble is feared. In
conclusion with the trouble to-day, David
McCoal, Assistant Superintendent Bur-
roughs, of the New York Central road,
was arrested here for alleged riot at Tona-
wanda and brough, before police jnstic,
who held him in bail in the sum Of 81 800
to await the action of the grand jury. There
is great excitement in this city and vicin-
ity. Warrants are out for other employees
of the New York Central railroad.
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shoo,ing A fray at fmpOria.

Last Friday, near the Junction of the raii
roauS, there was an unfortunate shooting
aff ay. A proprietor of one of our hotels, IL
Is said, beg N a quarrel with the clerk nf the
Fuller House. ihe latter. Eugene smith,
drew a revolver TO settle The dispute or the
dIsputer. An outsider, named william
DewIe; but better known as the Iron Jaw"
man, AN employee of Loves livery stable,
play ing the part of pe3cemaker, received "A
serious wound. the bullet entered the alb
dcmeD ami struck the nip bone, followed IL
around and lodged somew here near the spine.
The bail H. as not yet been found. The wound
il OF a serious nature, Dut the patient, under
the sk iliiul tseatment OF DIR. 1rueworthy, Is
daiuy eli tnuli bts tx d.
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APPROXIMATION PRIZES:
1857 Prizes, amounting to,

Responsible corresponding agents wanted
at all prominent points, to whom liberal
compensation will be paid.
Application for rates To clubs should only
be made To the Home ONCE in New Orleans
Write, clearly stating full address, for furth-