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The Leavenworth weekly times. [volume] (Leavenworth, Kan.) 1870-1880, 1878-08-29
CLEAN UP.

The p1s,i!ence which is now raging with
such fury in many of the cities of theSouih,
gives Us striking illustration of the terri
bic penalties that communities have to
pay for neglec;ing the laws of health. A,
every point where the fever is now raging.
it is known to have originated through The
agency of filthy streets and alleys, and we
doubt whether the iilthiest of those towns
ever presented a combination of noisome
smells equal to that which greets the olfac-
riesefLeavenworth people, a, night, in
neay1yesery part of the city. In many To-
eaiifies the stencil from filthy alleys and
foul out-houses is almost sickeninc, and If
this hot weather doesn't bring US some
KIM of pestilence, it will certainly no, be
because we have NJ; invited it. True. We
are not within the yellow fever bel, y
but We are liable to diseases .,mos,
Il net altogether as fatal. Repor,. g.
1est inform US that the cholera !, NJ.
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GOOD WORDS o. OH CsND;-
nATE.
Manhattan Industrial!st.l

fMAnnaLLAl A44LAsNA lA-a5t-4
The LadGstrialia is purely an educational
paper, has never and does not now intend 20
allow anything Of political nature TO eiitei
its columns. Knowing, however, the ~
which both present and former studeh, ""'
for big-hearted, generous Presideh' Al.
we feel justified in publishing iof tns!i -,
nj the following notice OF MN anu --t9
a., Cor Congress. II is an extract from The
e., Is,g,bv editorial written in regard to
,ne Congressional nomination, and is taken
from the Leavenworth TIMES, which former
~ advocated the return Of the Hon. VIM A
Phillips:
p,, asI6e ngm local considerations we
,,I,k as Va. b. yt. previously stat IL mat the
h. Dy all oLU-, among TIE Ne" i''-ii.,
tr,tlght out, y. s. iaal 81 S'Ni4 y Ni'i. 49,,
a.. H. a man who l. lsrs. enough i'f "a" i'',ie
.,,-;rtrf and one VITO viii 80 cfrall 70 ti'
state He j. man OF "Dil4t -'l ih''1'l's
and of extraordinary mental p"N'i- - =
mot only "A fair man, tut sli"hS man -
g. atI a.. aualfties that 20 10 make AN ablt
and effective member OF Congress ~ H''iii'
alove ali the % her new candidates presenter
10 tl. Convention, and the peer oil any man
in IN. slate. To brilliant talent ne adds an
uuitu peacnable moral character ana uhcohi'
oueFa die energy. He Is genial, wbole-soui'
81, social man, mates friends wherever h'
,,o.sS and j. best liked where hc l. best known
lie Is "A gentleman OF culture and education
and Is fair specimen OF The scholar Ia toii
lie Is .. ready IDEtlbiF ~lif-ih'i' 49,
strong enough 10 cope with the besi ihel i,
Congress. He Will make a Tepr-s.IItallN" lha
not only his district bat the entire state VII
have reason TO he proud OF.
The InduStTialit never INDUCES IN any
thing political, but there is such uniyer
sal expression Of satisfaction with the nom
ination Of President Anderson, that 1t
readers will excuse ii Tor telling them "wha
the papers say Generally, after an AMI
mated contest, there Is more or less sore
ness" felt by the friends Of defeated cand
dates, and they are rather slow to speak
favor of the successful competitor. BT
such has not been the case in this instance
owing to the fact that Mr.. Anderson
eminent fitness for the place is recognize
by everybody, there was an immedia'
expression Of satisfaction, from all partIe
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The captive balloon, which is moored by
strong cables to the grouud, in Place du
C,rrousel, at Paris, and which ascends to
the height cf ] 500 feet, nearly u'rt yester-
Gently with a curious accident. A balloon
with two persons in it, that had been
launched in the air from Vanguard passed
so near to il that the occupants oil the two
balloons could almost shake hands. Ii was
onlv by lowering the Paris ballon that
colli.ion in mid-air was avoided.
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oUu po.,IC,,.L >ysEEn;

The Gra,hic says that our political sys-
TEN Is suffering from a number Of causes,
nromineut among which are:
l. The complete breakdown of municipal
government.
?. The controlling iiliaence OF wealth on
| legislation.
3 Government in commission and on COM
m3ssion-,hat is, government by lawyers and
for lawyers, in the name OF the people and
4. The Indifference OF the great body OF
merchants, scholars and f rmeTS, asto who
control the government, if they are permitted
| 70 pursue their chosen avocstions without
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TEcy arc Working The OLD Thing
Too Hard.

That dispatch stating that "Saline county
had instructed for Anthony" Is still at hand
ii has been sent over the wires every day
since the result was known and probabiy
will continue to be displ ;yed until after the
state Convention. II might as well be lie 1
stand ng IN type and marked .tf" Saline l.
the salt that must save Anthony.-Os'Ccg0
Independent.
1t has done pretty fair service, especial
" when il is remembered that it isn't
true. Saline county did not instruct for
ANTHONY" On the contrary, a resolution
to that effect was voted down in the Saline
county Republic Convention.-.itehisOa
Tgrn,y.-on
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CHsNE.E sHoEu,KERs.

Some OF the Chin Sc head men in San
Francisco say the story Is not true that they
have been applied to for Chinese shoemakers
They also declare that they have never yet
contracted fCr or let the labor OF one
OF their countrymen, and that they are
not authorized to do so. They declare fur
thermore that the Chine shoemakers can
make from S25 to $40 rer month there, and
could not aiiord to 90 10 Chicago and work
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Eject Of YELLOW Fever On Co,0hcr.
cia1 Affairs.
tCnicsgo Tribune %

!.
1t is not probable that the visitation Of
yellow fever in the South will much effec:
our trade and commerce in the aggregate
though some departments may suffer. The
provision trade is feeling it most just now,
prices having declined here under the pros,
pect of a materially diminished consump,
lion Of meats Our supply of sugars and
other Southern products will be interfered
with BY the block on transportation up the
Mississippi, and some articles shipped by
u. in return will show falling off i'm ac-
tivity. But there is reason 10 hope that
the worst is already over, and that our COM
mercial relations with the South will be
resumed long before the advent OF cold
weather.
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Topeka Commonwealth, ~. ]


Commissions issued BY Gov. Anthony for
the week ending August 18th:
Notaries Public.-LaFayette Cook, Phil
lips county; W. X. Dawson, Harper; l..
l.. Davis, bourbon; VIM. Green, Mitchell =;
+. NJ Neiman, Nemaha: l.. NJ. L,noimes,
Butler; Geo. W. Reed, shawnee; Edward
\. Campbell, Reno John A. ChrisIle, Ma
rion; David Watson, Ford y. c. Terrell,
Rocks Jane Lawrence, Ford; Fred. q.
Wait, bourbon; CYRUS Shinn, Nemaha
j. Il. Tobert, Allen; Edw rd = McCabe,
Rocks; benjamin McNlu>ter, Saline; j.
ii Trego, Linn; T. l.. Norton, Saline.
Justice. OF TIE Peace-Ephraim H..
Marsh, Jefferson township, Chautauqua
county; vice o. {. Hill, removed from The
county.
Commissioner Of Deeds-Henrv J Sirat-
emeyer, Jr., Commissioner OF Deeds for
New Jersey.
PERMANENT SCHOOL FUND.
The following bonds have been pur-
chased by the commits, iOners for the invest
ment of the permanent school fund
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A Hint Tint EcavenNGrth Mi. h'
Profit by.

IPhlIadeIphla KecOid, IT
1t is said tina; the yellow fever originated
in Grenada from the foulness of sewer.
This being the case, the condition of the
sewers in this city becomes a matter OF
great Importance. Professor Gross and
other eminent physicians base their appre-
tensions at present as much upon our foul
sewers and detective drainage as upon the
probability that the fever may be intro
duced from the South. These facts are
worthy OF the very serious consideration OF
the Boacd OF Health.
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TIE UNCA,. ssSalr

Glover and Davis, Who asserted the ex-
istenee OF all kinds OF abuses and pecula-
'ions IN the Treasury Department, have
been obliged TO confess they found nothing
wrong, and that accounts balance to a cent
The Democratic investigations INTO Repub.
lican administration, have only proved its
purity and the want of foundation for tbs;,
charges Of corruption.
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The Pope a1d Eisnarck Coming u
TOWNS.
New York Tribune, I9.l

New York Tribune, l9.l
Current reports indicate that Prince Bis
marck and the Vatican are coming 10 terms.
The Pope is not disposed to press for the re-
peal OF the Falk laws, provided they are to
remain dead letter, and the Prince Is APP
parentiy willing to place the Roman Cath
Ollie Church on the same basis as all other
denominations. Deeming Socialism great
and pressing danger, the Prince seems
anxious TO have no other quarrel on his
l. an1s
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Doctors DOn's Always Differ.
a.. l.-lx.1....- Di.ax-r..S.

View Orleans PIGGY une.
Doctors may differ as to the nature Of a
disease, and yet agree as to the price Of a
visit
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q CORRECGlON.

We repubiish this morning our article
of Yesterday On the platform, corrected.
1t was the fifth resolution that was voted
down, instead of the fourth, as stated yes
terday
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only an honest man, but a sound and we'll
read lawyer. Therefore, as recognition
of merit, would suggest the name OF Hon.
Jacob Winter as the next Republican can
Gidaie for Probate Judge JUSTICE
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not spare labor. and if not succ. ssful in
raising big crops, II Is not attributable TO
lack OF industry. There is more good luck
IN plenty oil elbow grease than ia dry
wish bone. He "plows deep while slass,ris
sleep"
The funeral of the late Prof F. W. Bard
well OF the State University, took place at
Lawrence last Monday ami was largely at
tended. The Tribune speaks OF him thus:
The death OF Prof F. W, Blrdwell, who
has Tor nine years held the chair Of astron-
omy and mathematics st the University,
viii be universally regretted By the friends
of the institution He Was a man Of broad,
catholic ideas, thoroughly in earnest IN
everything that he undertook, and of strict
integrity. In his dealh the University
loses valuable professo-, the students ~
exceptional teacher and The community at
large a faithful citizen. The scientific
world will also mourn the loss of one who
was rapidly rising in his profession, and
who has already effected valuable i'm prove
ments in his field OF research. He vas a
man whom it was hard 10 spare.
parsons sun, M
We see by the Indian JOuhoi that On
Tuesday last, DIR. J. T. Jones, an accom-
plished and successful physician, of Caddo,
l. T., was murdered at the railroad depot
by House Stewart ami Wiley Stewart.
House will be remembered by the people
OF this county rs the grac-less scamp who
married the widow Gr.gg,Ui Oswego, spent
her property and ran away TO Caddo. In
! 1878 he was tried in the District Court nj
Oswego for stealing several dirt scrapers
from party at Montana.
| 1t was proven, We remember, that he
started from Bredy's hotel AT Labette al
nightfalI, with his team, in the direction Of
the scrapers, was seen in their Immediate
neighjorhood, WAS tracked thence home
ami the scrapers found in neighboring
hay stack. He was acquitted. lie had
eminent counsel To defend him.
| Ellsworth ReporJer.l
The following leyies We're deemed nsces
sary, viz:
MIL,
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4 Cheap and Convenient Ont-Door


Ii is said that camping parties can OBJ
tain a good light by soaking brick in ker'
o.ene oil for ten minutes. The brick abb
serbs the oil, and on being suspended with
wire and igni,ed, brilliant light, la,ting
for half an Eour is obtained.
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Philadelphia Press, l9
The only "bloa,ed bondholder" Kearney
will kill this year is Ben. Butler.
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AMIN paN,,Ci.N.

] DIR. Benjamin l. Robson, who Praciioed
medicine i'll New York for seventy three
years, died at his residence in that city on
the 18th inst, at the advanced age OF
7 ripaty-fxo
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Commercial, Effect. BY y.,row.rover.

I American f.AcIianst, "
Considerable appr, hension is felt lest the
yellow fever epidemic, which is raging in
the South, will delay The shipment OF cot
ton SO long as to have an important effect
upon the foreign exchange questions.
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Target uhs NJ Crop Ever Grown In
This Country.

Facts are steadily accumulating to justi-
iy the opinion hitherto expressed, that the
injury TO the wheat crop and the decline in
production would be confined TO narrow
area, and that the crop would be, on the
whole, the largest ever grown in this coun-
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Doubtful Abo as IA Convention is. New.
INrM Yo X Lines. %. !

New 70 Times, 20.
The Republicans OF New-Iork are still
without aay iniimstion as to whether they
will he allowed State convention or not
this year.
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We are personally opposed TO bestin,
and never indulge, but same Of our friend.
are betting men, and cfier to put up an,
sum that George 7. will not be the ne,,
Governor of Kansas.
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Gen. s:as6-ld aud the l.eopl-.

Cincinnati Gazette, q
Gen. Garfield never had a stronger hold
upon his constituents or upon the country
than now.
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one Crsa. Trouble with the Labor
rIovennens.
Cincinnati Gazett

cincinnati Gazette, 70
Three-fsurths OF all the people out OF en-
ployment in the United States are of The class
who want easy places but not real work.
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VIII do Wei Enough On Dress Pa
Fade.
Inter ocean,

The military authorities in Germany
have introduced telephone drill into The
army. 1t will do we'll enough on the pa
rade ground, but in active service would b,
20 uncertain and inadvertent as MaIE
Twain's iackass battery.
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To prevent the formation of new parties
il is only necessary Tor the old parties 10
create more Offices.
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THETOPEKA DI~rRu, CONUN.

The election of Delegates to the State
Convention from the Topeka District was
held yesterday, with the following vote
Against George T., 4s6; for his renomina-
ton, s.
Conundrum: II the Governor OF State
can get only votes at the Capital with the
state" paper at his back, and with two
wears residence there, isn't it about time
IN r.yerse his battery
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From an examination OF the ballots it
will be seen that the Anderson and Leland
men were unhinching and steady fellows,
giving every time centre .sih6'or RoneS
File sh or nerves,
CoRRUPTiNG THE SOLIDS AND VITA
TING THE FLUIDS,
Chronic rheumatism, Scrofula, Glandula
SW cling, Hacking Dry CoIgn, Cancerous A
tections, Syphiliuc Complaints, Bleeding {
the Lungs, by spepsia, Water Brasil, The dc
Ioreaux, " hite Sw.llinss, Tumors, Ulcer
Skin and Hip Diseases, Mercurial Diseass
Female complaints, Govt, DroPsy, %
Rheum, Bronchitis, Consumption. -
ter one of those lively political lovefeasts,
every hand in the room except two, was
held up IN plighted faith TO abide by the
result, after which the door was opened,
the announcement made public to the anx-
ious outsiders, and the weikin rang with
ioy from one end of Manhattan to the 9TH
er, for they now knew that John \. Ander-
son was to be next Congressman from the
first district, over the gallant and stubborn
fight made by Col. Phillips men.
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Impressed With Tam,
s-TAssss.


| Mr.. John Carson j. highly pleased with
the yield oi his tame grass crops ON Kansas
soil. Wnen be ir-t began farming here
he was advised not 20 pay any attention to
tame grasses. Bat nevertheless, he tried IL,
and finds that it does better than IN Penn
svlvanIa. H. clover and timothy ".elt,,'
al five wears, containing 10 acres, is now
nearly all clover, from which he has IIst
taken a large crop. Next spring he pro
pores, ii the season - favorable, To pillow up
90 OF this meadow, and plant i 10
corn, and raise a crop IN. reirom. the Iike
OF which has not been thought OF. The
long clover roots have deepsned and loo--
ensd the soil, from which, with1u. doubt,
famous wheat crop can be rai-,d. lie is
fivorably ia pressed wiki his tame gra-a
eX p.riments
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4 circular, signed by &. +. Morse, Zen
eral Superintendent, and j. f. Goddard,
General Freight Agent, announces the av-
poiniment OF Mr.. +. J.. Parker, late Private
Secretary 70 General Manager Strong, ~
Assistant General Freight Agent oi the
Santa I'e road with h, s,.Iuart.Is at Tope- T.
Mr.. Parker has since his residence in Kan
sas, proved TO those who have come in con
tact with him, his cspability "a business
man, and his polite attention to every one
has won him hosts Of friends IN his new
position, we know that those who have bur
iness with him will meet a gentleman with
whom it will be a pleasure 10 uansacJ II,
and that it will be done satisfactorily in
every way.
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TIE Atehison, Topeka 4 Santa Re Rail-
road will carry delegates to and from
the Republican State Convention, free. Is
this move N favor Of Anthony or Mar
tin?
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to reverse his battery?
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lOswego Independent, IL

Sylvester Stone, Of Fairview township.
threshed his oats last week. The yield was
ifty-fve bushels to the acre. Who has
done better? Let US hear. He has one
patch OF field corn, standing on high ground,
with stalks fourteen feet high, IVES" does
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fourteen children, and his estate is cousii-

fourteen children, and his estate is eonsii-
er ably involved.
Challenge for n CreGa"i Na,ea.
Valley Falls New Era. 22l
viii T. Allen, with NJ s Orr as assist
ant otier to i.lay series 81 three games
OF cr' qhet against anv team willing To
play. upon the Fair Grounds, during the
Coming fair. The grot.n,is To be 3OxtO feet:
the limits rectangular, PERFECTLY level ami
covered cns-rhirCi iUch deep with saw dust
or -and; margin Of ionr ieet between the
limits aod the Posts ard the side arches.
center arches croS- Mutual rules to b.
agreed upon BY cantesting parties, and TO b.
consistent With both Amer an and English
rules, as now played by all amateur clubs.
The afternoon Of the second d ~ Of the fair
Is the time chosen, the winning team to
play sny competing foreign team on the
succeedlng afternoon Of the fair. A small
purse will be raised to deiray expenses of
foreign teams, whether winners or not.
Notice must DC given Messrs. Allen and
Orr. five days before the fair, at Valley
FALL pos,-otlice.
T.- Heavy Hail storm IN Barssn
SSUnsy.
Arkansas Valley Democrat, IL
| Last Wednesday night occurred the Sc
verest hail storm that ever swept over this
sectIon- 1t commenced about midniyh
and lasted over an hour, increasing in vio-
ience until ii finally quickly subsidized.
/ The ground was completely and thickly
covered with chunks of the CONCEALED aqua
varying in size from hens esq to twice
the size OF mans list Mich damage Wa.
done throughout the city to window glsss
and light wood structures. Shinglei roofs
were badly split up and wood awnings were
| broken IN several instances. The largest
/ glacial fragment that We have heard OF
weighed one aud a quarter pounds, and wss
discovered by MIR. C. +. Diiienbacher This
piece measured eighteen inches in circum-
| ference, and in falling demolished new
| wash-tdo.
| Some idea of the viol, nee OF the storm
NAV b. gathered from this fact Messrs.
Jos. Gray, j. Il. Champion, ID. y. iicizrr,
and others measured specimens that fell in
/ front of their lace~. aud they report pieces
/ all the wIy from i've To- eighteen inches
around. At first II was feared that great
damage had been DONE TO crops, bu: il at
! uvirs that the Storm was confined to a com
ptraGivcly narrow strip Oi territory, spi
| tnAt this in mediate vicini got ;he lT-t
oi it, Beyond cutting up some water sneloE
patches aud killing lew chickens sn,i
Young pigs, there WIS little real damage
done.
| 4 s:nx A..,.s...v NM. s,ns = &,.. n A,
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| nine Anthony men sre from Franklin and
Allen counties. He stands the best show
of getting beaten of any man yet talked OF
for Office, and if he don't get beautifully
''scooped," then no one need despair on ac-
count OF unfavorable appearances.
HE WAS NOMINATED on HIS MERITS.
[oxford Independent, 1871
A, the 2ud District Con gressional con-
vention, held at Garnett on the 9TH, ID. c.
Haskell was renoninaied on the first bal
lott. This is out a meriied compliment to
Mr. Haskell. and shows proper apprecia-
ton BY his constituents, of his energy and
untiriny efforts in behalf of his district,
during his frs, term.
How They Voted.
The Leayenwo.th delegation voted for
Mai. Morrill, on the 23i ballot in the Anti
Phillips caucus.
HIS LINES NOT THROWN IN PLEASANT
IFor. Scott Monitor, 2I.l
Our "Wah" Governor has been writing
laudatory putfs upon Lis own greatness, OF
late,-been fishing 80 TO speak,-tishing
for compliments, but his lines we're not cast
in pleasant places, and the boys whooped it |
up 10 him lively, and the Hartin delegates
became exceedingly numerous.
WILL BE ABLE TO NAME HIS SUCCESSOR. !
Troy Chief, 81
The Anthony papers now say that If the |
Governor canno; be renominated. he will !
be able to name mis- successor. We have |
no doubt of il. We believe that he is able 1
TO pronounce the name of John A. Martin |
with great distinctness.
THE Press DOES COUNT FOR SOMETHING.
Ellis Standard
From the fooiings up in various eIchan-
ges of the primary elections throughout
the State, We conclude that Martin will be
nominated for Governor at the coming
State Convention ON the first ballot Eli.
my dear Col Prouty. The press of State
does count for something after all.
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on CONDITIONS.
Ark. Valley Democrht. III
The State Of Kansas is chock full OK can
didates for office ION conditions"
COL. MARTIS AHEAD.
Lsrnsd Press