The Leavenworth weekly times. [volume] (Leavenworth, Kan.) 1870-1880, 1878-05-02

on suspicion Of hydrophobia.
Several of the county papers are working
mp Sunday school inter. SITS, by giving the
cause "A column OF space each issue.
That EoserPri>in- Paper.
Hutchinson News, 2Il
y. T. Stevens, Esq. OF the Leavenwortt
TINES, was in the city the first of the week
In the interest OF that enterpriSins paper.
r. r. fSanccrOTt Will Probably Get
Bail.
lEmporia sun, %
The probabilities are that f. +. Bandcrof
will be released on bail in few days, as
great effort is being made by his friends t.
secure his freedom.
His Pastine Likely 10 Prove n Trias
Expensive.
smporia sun, a
Mrs. Sarah Morgan has begun suit agains
VIM. Evans, for damages In the sum of g., d
for The seduction Of her daughter Rachel
The parties all reside in Elm poria.
The Open winter has met Caused
Disease.
Walnut Valley Times. 81
Notwithstanding our open winter and ear
" spring, there Is Astounding health in al
this region.
The Damage Nearly Repaired.
Emporla sun, II
The buildings which Were damaged by the
late tornado have all been righted with but
few exceptions.
Pretty Near Time ro Begin Co Yell
HutchinSon News, -
1t Is nearly time Tor somebody to begin
yelling .'grasshoppers,' .hy in the wheat, u
"potsto,"
To be Under One NaMag cement.
[Atchison Patriot, %.
We heard railroad man say to day that lie
thought in less than sixty days the Chicago,
Burlington & Quincy and the Atchison, To-
peka & Santa Fe would be under one man.
agement.
Something That &. Rarely Seen Even
in this Latitude.
[Chanute Times, 25l
Roses in bloom on Easter Sunday, were
probably never before witnessed in this lat
itude by any one, previous to last Sunday.
There are more people who have seen snow
fall on that day, than roses bloom.
Col. Plumb Has an Extensive Wheat
Farm.
Cor. Emporia Sun, 81.
Col. Plumb has 80 acres OF whea: in one
field that will yield thirty.five bushels per
acre, If nothing happens. 1t is heading out
and will be ready for the reaper by the twen-
ty-fifth of June. In fact all the fall wheat in
this section looks well.
A Legal Fight.
The Harvey county Ne,rs reports lively
hand to hand fight between two attorneys,
named raSnacfiyely Rnwmap opd U ,ri.ar 70.
Gently, during a petty lawsuit at Newton.
They were separated by the Sheriff.
POnca Indians On their way To their
New Reservation.
Western Progress, %.
About three hundred and fifty Ponca In.
dams had a grand war dance in The streets of
Chetopa, Labette county, last Saturday.
They were on the way to their new reserva-
ton west of Arkansas. They are said to be
and loathsome objects to look at.
The SheriHs Posse AT EmpOria Pay.
ed Oh.
tEmporia Sun, 2L
E. T. Nichols, deputy sheriff, went to Tope-
ka last Saturday and received 500 from the
railroad company with which to pay the
guards employed during the late trouble.
The guards were paid at the rate of 500 per
day.
Dine says its Good and Another says
lCoui'n' Sl'A |'.J Heuee'' -'.I
Some of our citi' S are searching for means
70 defeat the night herd-law, while Others re-
dice that their neighbor's stock will be kept
cut of their corn fields this season.
NJ croyrdad ,b,, !, has become p.ces.arv for
hem to issue supplements.
Mr.. Thee. McLeery was elected mayor Of
It. Mary's last Monday.
quite q sum ADDED 10 the Taxes Of
"yand0ate County.
lWyandotte Gazette, 26.I
Through the efforts OF the Treasurer, Nj
Drought, this coun ty receives the tsxes.on
1900 more valuation OF railroad property
han formerly.
The blue Grass Crop In Montgomery
County.
lSouth Kansas Tribune, 25.
Blue grass, thirty-eight inches high, was
brought TO our Office by Mr.. {. VI. Ralston, on
tuesday. In few years blue grass pastures
Will be common In Montgomery county, and
'e more valuable than corn land.
,ome All We who will Work and Get
Rich.
saline Valley Register. o,l
le "hewers OF WOOD ana drawers of.water'
n the oHer-crowded east, come 10 Kansas and |
ulid you nome on our grand oid praifies'
nd breathe the pure fresh ar Oh heasen'
'here there Is none TO moiest OF make you |
fraid.
business NOT Very Dull In Winfield.
TWinfield Courier. 81
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- do,,ars To-, - It's row I.ss ,han
~ ,housana do,I.-s and We have a GOOD