The Leavenworth weekly times. [volume] (Leavenworth, Kan.) 1870-1880, 1878-02-07
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THURSDAY, FEBRUARY Z, 1873.
CITY NEWS.

From Thursday Mornings Daily.l
THERE is considerable talk about a new
} opera house.
HAY, Corn and Oats, for sale at y. NJ Tan
< nsr's Commission store, PC Delaware street.
PARTIES who desire 20 throw mud mad
pleNy ofammuntilon 10 work with yester-
day
THE road TO the Indian camp has
been alVosi Ina. - -,as4e DUR NJ the last ten
weeks.
TIE fire department is now supplied with
government wagon with which 10 exercise
th- horses.
TH&E was considerable excitement in this
ely YESTERDAY relative TO the condition Of
Kansas city banks
THE celrbralIon Of ~. Patrick's day Will be
the next following the anniversary of Wash
lDgtOi. : Dlrih day
THERE has been a general 'deadness' i'll
3 the markets during the past few days, caused
by the bad We itiier.
OCEANS OF mud" "How do you like this?r
and awful amt it, Were among the passing
remarks OF STREET acquaintance yesterday.
PI.oF. SCHECRMAN's concert, which was TO
hsve been AN attraction at OPP ra House to-
night. has been postponed until Monday
n4Eht.
TIE you-g people are preparing for Vaen-
tine day. There j. marked difference be-
tween the ''Valentines' OF to-day and a hum
dr-d years ago.
THE Superintendent Of the County Poor
House. reports the whole number OF inmates
at -. Admitted during the past two months, I
~, and II dismissed.
The special meeting OF HENDERSON, Cho-
raj Society viii be held this evening, at 40 I
O'Clock. full attendance is desired, as /
matters OF Importance Will be transacted
HUMPHREY SUGHKUE, Jr., met with an ac- l
cidenJ yesterIay afternoon on Cherokee ST.,
which will cause him "A lame foot for some
days. A bad sidewalk WAS the cause of II.
A MAN named Ashton who Is subject to-,
fits was arrested yesterday by the police and
locked up Tor aW lille. lie was released dur
ing the afternoon when it was found that he
was harmless.
A SMOKE house belonging TO Maj. Klingler,
OF Common station, was consumed by fire yes
terday morning about three O'Clock. The
loss viii be considerable, a. there was "A large
amount OF m AT ia the structure.
YESTERDAY WAS one to be placed ON record
day for the shoe dealers. Over shoes
were ia BE- seen almost every corner
sticking fast in the mud or floating about |
near tine cur D-stoncs.
We were r gated last evening with
seren 'dc from the Colored S.r.nade Club,
CO.'S sin: OF ->srs ID. l.. Wright, Cha.
Aud .r>"n, q. g. !raiu, 4. \. Brown and r.
r. Walker.
IL is reported that there has been no rain
of consequence beyond Cameron, Mo-, during ,
the past week. The railroad boys report the !
weather on the east end of their Ioaa dry, and :
that The roads are in some places dusty.
ONLY one case was called before the polio. q
court yesterday morning. That was one a
Whore the usual Inc had been collected FROM .
$. keeper of a house of i'll lame and whose n
name was TO appear on The register, as "a :.
Ise.' \
THERE was considerable of disturbance h
yesterday a. the union depot about twelve
o'c ock re-. tive 20 the taking away of a fam \
i.y of CHI dTsn from their mother. The police 4
were on hand, bat a. the husband WAS ~ al
40 10 "a l4S % hG, he was pei miti.-d to take
the llii.r ones whHrH he thought they would =
DE cared for better than here. :,
WE regret tn learn that Tom Fortune, one
Of the brave>t boys in the fire ii pariment, 50
severely Sprs,ined ON. of his feet AT the last
fre in Ih- First Ward, that he is unable 10 II
afIicn' 10 any duty Other than that of night al
waicliInsn. The latter place he fills with the \
same grace and ease when ho IL at the ot
fore i'm "A fire. "