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The Leavenworth weekly times., 1878-11-07
IOWA..

CHICAGO, November 5.-The "Journal's'
Des Moines special says, 80 far as posi-
lively known congressional elections will
be held to-day in the Second and Ninth
Districts, and possibly few friends OF
Weaver and Gillet in the 9th and 7th will
vote. A Davenport special says, queer
election is being held there. The people
met this morning, elected their own Judges
and clerks, opened the polls and proceeded
70 vote for Thirom Price, Republican, for
Congress, almost unanimously. The same
Is being done in Muscatine county.
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TENNESSEE.

| MEMPHIS, Tenn, November THE elec
tion is passing of quietly. But little inter
est is manifested. The vote will be light.
NASHVILLE, November 5.-The election
here is unusually quiet, and but little
| interest the indications are it is the
| lightest held in the state for years.
NASHVILLE, November 5.-The election
passed of quietly all over the state and the
vote unprecented light. The entire Demo
| cratic ticket in this county was elected. the
Greenbackers having received a great
many of the colored votes in the county
Hon. Bright DeBrell and Atkins was re-
elected to Congress in the 9th Congressional
district. Sunonton, Democrat was elected,
and Houck, Republican, elected in the End
district and in the Is. distrsct the Republi-
cans concede the election OF X. l.. Taylor,
Democrat, over Pithbare, Republican, in
the 4th district Mcmillan, Democrat, pro-
badly elected over Galliaay, Independent,
in the 9TH destrict The vote is close be
tween Whitborne and Moore, both being
Democrats. The returns indicate the re-
election OF Whitborne to the legislature
very largely Democratic. Marks, Demo-
cratic nominee for governor, has MAORI
ty over both the Greenback and Republi-
can candidates.
CHATTANOOGA, November 5.-Returns in
dicate the election of Pettibone, Re-
publican, in the first, and Dibrell, Demo
crat, in the third district, of Tennessee. 1t
is very close in the second district Hank,
Republican, ia ahead. Lowe, independent,
beats Garth, Democrat, in the eighth Ala
bama district 1000 majority. FELTON,, In
dependent; in the seventh district of Geor-
gia, is runniI behind. Lester, Democrat,
is probably elected by small majority
Forney, Democrat, is reelected in the sew
enth Alabama district.
MEMPHIS, November 5.-There was
only half of the full vote cast to-day. Re-
turns are coming in very slowly. Casey
Young, independent Democrat, carries the
city by not less than 600 majority, over
VIM. Randolph, Republican nominee. The
Greenbacker's vote was very light Casey
Young's majority in the city will, it
is thought, be swelled when
the returns from the country districts
are received. The reports from Hardeman
and Fayette county indicates Young's re-
election BY 1000 majority. II. ID. Money,
Democrat from the third district of Missis-
sippi, is elected, he had no opposition. The
vote throughout this entire section of the
country was very light.
KNOXVILLE, November Sat midnight
the returns show Tarfor, Democrat, in the
the LIST district, elected over Pettisbore, Re-
publican, and Hauck, Republican, over
Watkins, Independent, md district.
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Petty TIIicyiuE.

Instances OF petty IhIeving are becoming 50
numerous in the city that they have come 10
be regarded one Of the necessary occur
renccS OF the day, 10 relieve the weary nlonot-
o.sy preceding election. The latest brought
to notice occurred yesterday morning about
s:;C'ciock, at the residence OF HT. u. Ma DD=it,
corner oi Fourth and Arch streets. The bur
glar entgTt q the house by means of a pair OF
u3ppers. by which he turned the key, which
was in the lock, but awakening Mrs. Mabbett
by the noise and seeing that he was discover
cd, He made a grab for the first article within
his reach, which happened 10 be the pants
of Nj. MaDbett, and made his escape. The
aforesaid unmentIOnableS, which were dis
covered some time after ia a tree in the alley
were niled OF their contents consisting OF Il
pocEt tbOOk containing s3 or 81 IN cash, keys
and some other smaller things Of no psTiIcu-
lar value. There Seems TO BE- 10 C.ue 10
who The TUbge- WaS.
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NEW JERSEY.

TRENTON, November 5.-The probabili-
ties are that the Republicans will elect five
OF lhe seven CoDgressmen, and the majority
OF the assembly of Congressman certainly
elected are Robinson, Republican; Pugh,
Republican VOORHEES,, Republican; Blake,
Republican Brigham, Republican Albah
Clark, Democrat, and probably Eos-, Dem
ocrat a Democratic loss OF two,
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VERMONT.

ST. ALBASs. November 5.-Ihe special
Congressional election in the 3rd distric,
ordered by the governor, there being nc
election in September, took place TO- day
Returns from forty-eight towns give Brad.
ley Barlow, boiling Republican, 7,l41; w
w. Grant, regular Republican, 3,l6I; q.
L. Waterman, Democrat, SOC; BarIow's
majority 3l74 plurality over Grant, $3.50
Gain over Grant since September, 1888.
Twenty eight towns to hear from, but Bar
lows victory i. assured.
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RHODE ISLAND.

Providence, November 5.-The election
proceeds with spirit. Nelson W. Aldrich,
Republican, will have large majority, in
this district. The Greenback vote is insig.
nlhcant. 4 sharp contest in the western
district.
The journal" has returns from the en-
tire State, except Black Island
In the LIST district, Nelson Wo,drich, Re-
publican, has 500; DAVIS, Democrat,
,S2i; Sayles, Greenback. 6O6; scattering,
l0i; Aldrich's msjority, 3,s75.
In the ID district Larimer ". Ballon,
Republican, has $3.50; Barnaby, Democrat,
i,535; Smith, Greenbaek, 81 scattering,
nore; Ballons' majority, 7OS.
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TIC cnuu,r Cnmmt..iun.r.

When Mr. Van Wrinkle was running for
County Commissioner against Mr. sgu.TeS we
favored Ir. Van Wrinkle Tor the reason that
ne had been true to the interests Of OEr TeO-
Die in protect ing them from the uni ust and IL
Isgal bonded Indebtedness OF lhe county. Ir.
S.tuireS was. however, elected and has s"TNed
the people honestly and faithfully ike a ca
Iab!e, true man
The question very naturally arises is II
best to trade horses in the middle OF the
stream" Mr.. Fem Is one Of the truest and
bsst men in the county and the only question
Tor the voters TO consider Is the lIpHtl-iy OF
changing onr agent al this timc.
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To Exchange for " esrern Land q.

(kansss, Nebraska or Iowa preferred.) -Four
handsome dwelling houses and two corner
stores and dwelling on Columbia Avenue,
Phuadelphia- tetween 18th and nth Streets,
vaiuation over moderate mortgages, SO go.
also, six brown stone front houses, elegantly
finished, on Walnut Street, above 3Srd, valu-
auon over moderate mortgages, S2o,000... These
vofuatious are less than cost of building. Co.
iumbia Aveaue IS one Of the most thrifty
business and residence streets, and Walnut
tne most fashionable residence streets.
froperties traded singly or collectively.
run paftaco1srs by addressing,
. REuBEN c. KELLY,
tylyania. noy5eodsW.
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From, Wichita.

Special 10 tbs TINES
WICHITA, November 5.-The Democrat!
and Greenbackers.. combined here to-day arC
the result on Representative is very doubt
ful between GTifenstien, Democrat, and
WoodcOck, Republican. The city last ter
hundred and thirty-eight votes. The Re,
publican State ticket receives about two
hundred majority. Ryan's majority is
about 500. Sluss, State Senator, about
400. No returns from the county at large
Tucker, Republican, is elected Representc.
tive in the Ninety-third District. Full re-
to morrow
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NEW HAMPSHIRE.

CONCORD, November 5-From returns
received it appears that Head, Republican.
Is elected BY the people and it is probable
that Republican Congressmen are elected
in three districts. So far as returned the
House stands fifty-two Republicans, thirty
seven Democrats and three Greenbaekers
The Republicans claim they shall have a,
least thirty five majority in the House.
The Leavenworth weekly times., 1878-11-07
MARYlsHr.

BALTIMORE, November SIP till one
O'Clock the city marshai reports the elec.
lion proceeding quietly. At the opening
Of The polls this morning slight disturb
l ance occurred at the third precinct, seven
teenth ward, between the Judges Of election
aud L. ; supervisors OF election, in regard
10 tie custody of the ballot box. There
were present two L. S. supervisors, L. S.
Deputy Marshall Wright, the two judges
and clerk, and four citizens. During the
wrangle over the hallo. box pistol shot
was fired, and Deputy Mslshall Wright
Was struck in the side, the pistol ball max
ing slight flesh wound. The police ar
Rested Murphy, the Democratic Judge of
-i-cIlnn, the L. 5. Deputy Marshal, and a
ci'iz N named Busey, who were released on
bail. In other wards five judges of elec-
ti"n have been arrested by order OF the su-
t'eTvision. In three cases the judges refus-
e,i 10 admit the L. 5. deputy marshals in
the room. The day is bright, and full
vote is being poll.d.
BALTIMoK., November 5.-Full returns
from the Third Congressional District, COM
posed OF the first nine wards Of this city,
give kimrnel, Democrat, lI,472; Thomp-
son, Greenback and Independent, 49OS /;
kImmeli's majority, G,664. Full returns
IRON the Fourth Congressional District,
cJmpost d of the other wards Of this city,
excepting the seventeenth, ich Is incIud-
ed in the Fifth District, give McLane,
Democrat, ll064; Holland, Republican,
66.l Quigley, Greenbacker, 62S; Gil
lings, Independent Democrat, 39S; Nc
Lanes msjority over Holland, 1898; over
all, 33Il.
BALTIMORE, Noveinbtr 5.-Sufficient re-
turns have been received from counties on
the eastern shore, comprising the 1st Con-
gres-ional district, To insure the election of
Henry, / emocrat, by not less than l., 900
majority. In the ID district T. Abot,s,
Democrat, majority will be 1900. In the
9Th district, Hercler, Democrat, majority is
estimated at Democratic headquarters at
800. At this hour, midnight, no returns
have been received from the lower coun-
ties, Chadler, St. Marys, and Colvert, in
this district, and in the 9th district Fred
erick county is reported as having given
over 200 majority for Urner, Republican,
which insures his election in this district,
making delegations stand five Democrats
and one Republican.
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& WousN wR0NGE3.
IL Ahonf a. Dangerous, IL not Wore
80. Than n Woman Scorued-Do.
me-tfc Felicity.

n little scene occurred yesterday on north
B!o3dway which was not down in the bills
but sort OF an extemporaneous performance
as il were, in which a husband and wife took
part, and in which the wife came ont one
ahead. Mr.. Edward Minter, living with his
family out toward Sprinsdale. has evidently
not been living at peace with his better
haLi, although II Is not recorded tnat they
had been separated or anything of that sorf
Yesterday MIR. Mintar went u m. Morris
school building where the children We're in
attendance and calling for them was taking
them home with him, or some place else ii
doesn't matter whether at the lead OF
broadway, ON the military res
erNailon, he was met by his wife
who ordered himto deliver the aforesaid chin,
uren up 10 her, which he refused to do. she
lneTeupon drew pistol which She had con-
Seaaled under her apron and putting IL 10 her
llege lords head She soon convinced him
which way TO act, and the children Were Civ
10 go with his father, She took fhe Others
and sailed OF in proud triumph.
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NORTH CAROLINA.

RALEIGH, November 5.-Davis, Demo-
crat, carries the 4th district by 500 ma
iority estimated in the 2nd district, close
chances for Kitchen. Democrat; in the
3rd district, Waddell, Democrat, majority
is estimated at 500; in the 5th Scales; Dem
ocrat, msjority 1900; in the 9th, 9Th and
Sth districts, Democrats certainly elected
No opposition.
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NEVADA.

SAN Francisco, November 4.-Dispatch-
es from Virginia City to the chairman of
the Democratic State Central Committee,
state that the Democratic legislative ticket
is ahead in the State There is a good deal
of scratching. The Democrats charge the
extensive use Of money on the part Of the
Republicans.
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LOUISIANA.

NEW ORLEANS, November 5-The cleo
tiOn throughout the State very quiet A
good vote Polled. Returns, owing to much
scratching arrive very slowly, not sufficient
TO base calculations.
NEW ORLEANS, November 5.-The Ma
tiOnals and Republicans claim the re.elec-
ton OF Hebert for Congress in the Third
district ever Acklin.
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ALABAMA.

MONTGOMERY, November 5.-Indications
are that Democrat nominees are elected
except, passibly in the Eight Distric,
where the contest is very close between
Gooth the Democrat nominee, and Lowe,
the Independent.
JACKSONVILLE, November 4.-Inval Co.,
the largest in the District gives large ma
jority for Bisbeeron for Congress, but it is
believed Hull, Democrat, will be elected in
Madison county at sundown when the polls
should have closed, 400 people had not yo-
ted and voting was going on at last ac-
counts. This may complicate matters by
by any an appeal to courts from other dis
trict. Very few returns, but no doubt of
the election of Davidson, Democrat.
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WOULDN'T PROMISE.

Certain voters at the Second Ward polls
yesterday, offered to support Gable for the
Legislature if he would pledge himself tc
support George I. Anthony for Senator
which he fatty refused. His frmness in
this regard is IN marked contrast to the
vascilating conduct of his opponent.
The Leavenworth weekly times., 1878-11-07

SpecIal 10 THE TINEs.1
ToSGASoXIE, November 5.-Maioritie.
at Reno precinct. State ticket: S.. John
81; Humphrey, p; Smith, %; Bonebrake
%; Francis, 25; Davis, 2I; Horton, %
Lennon, -. Congressional Anderson
% Hollowell, l6. County ticket: Tay
lor, S; Mann, II; Hunt, "a; VanEman
%; Blackman, Is.
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Ryan, 400; Waite, Republican, vas elected
in Pawnee county. Watson, Greenbsck, is
probably elected to the Legislature in En-
pora. In Shawnee county, three Repubii-
cans were elected to the Legislature An
derson'. majority is about 500 in Fl Scott.
Goodin, 36l Mitchell, 10; st. john sos
Blair, 5iS; Elder, 267; Haskell, 403
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AN ACCIDENT.
Nir. 9no. soEensen NARROWLY Escapes
Instant Death.

The many friends Of Mr.. Sorensen, the ef-
ficient foreman at Abernathy Bros, furniture
factory, met with a most painful and per-
haps serious accident yesterday morning.
While overlooking the Loading OF some lum-
Der on a wagon large pile OF walnut planks
without any warning reeled over toward
where be was standing ard fell. He seeing
the shadow coming jumped TO one side but
not far enough TO escape entirely and was
knocked down. \ portion OF the lumber fell
on his right ankle in such a manner as TO
fracture some OF the bones. He was also injur-
ed considerably about the body. If he nad
not fortunately jumped in the right direction
he would have been instantly killed by the
fall He was taken into the office of tue
factory where he remained until DIS Neeley
and Brock were sent tor and afterward was
taken 10 his home in South Leavenworth
Tnis is the second accident that has befalleu
him within a few months
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TEXAS.

GALvEsToS, November 5.-The returns
are meagre but indicate the election of
the State ticket by about the usual major
ity. Not more than two-third vote poiled
and no disturbance reported from any quar-
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POLICE EOTEE.

EEcGa and EancICsiH Yesterday Morn
i0g-a Session Ut Ihe BcIice Court
The End Of thc Uaion Iscpot War.
In the police court yesterday morning VIII
liam Smith, and Michael Duffy were fined s.
each FOR drunkenness, which, being unable
10 pay, they Were committed TO the rock liIe
for ten days
Frank Morgan, petit larceny. i Smlssed at
cost Of prosecution.
Isaac Hayden, grand larceny, continued to
the 9Th inst.
The case against Lon Moore. Percy and Ed
kesSler was dismissed and the defendants ad-
lnunlshed 10y the court This is the ending,
50 far as the case in the plice courilis concern
ed, of the trouble at the Union depot between
the hackmcn and Ihe 'busmel and baggage
men.
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fever AND ACUE,

Fever and Ague cured tor rfty cents There
Is not remedial agent in this world that
will cure Fever and Ague, and all other
malsriOus Bilious, Scarlet, Typhoid, Yellow,
and other fevers, (aide,I by Rlidwsy's Pfll-i
80 quick a. Railways Ready Relief. Fifty
cents per bottle.
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Ji,I.coyerIs. At the Mounds,

Some young men who were digging in the
Hcwly discovered mounts on sheridan :
Drive, last Sunday, discovered, or unoaTihed
rather. two brass brac 9let-. with carvings
thereon, a plain German silver bracelet ana
a plain ear ring or nose ring, OF ti.c same
lIiateria! of the last named bracelet Many
sgy that thaSa aTilcls are OF Indian workman
ship beyond doubt.
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Or Price has done his best TO make his
T-niGua Perfumes superior in sweetness
freshness and peTmanency oi pdoT 10 ll.Ose
rs,sIr in This or any other county and laGies
- ruOst cyu... site s;c have tiecIc's that als
intentions u,l. been successfully carried
ont -'atN"
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MISSISSIPPI.

NICKsBURG, November 5.-The election
In this city to-day, was devoid of excite
ment, the vote being almost solid for Chal-
mers for Congress. As far a. received the
returns indicate the success OF the Demo-
Gratis throughout the State
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The Result in Thirty of the States
Which Held Elections is
Given Below.
Showing Considerable Republican
Gains in tIe Matter Of Con-
sressmen.
A Large Vote FoIIed Everywhere
The Figures From all Parts
of Kansas.
KANSAS.
KANSAS,


Special to THE TIMgs
FAIRNcUST, November 5.-Fairmount
township has gone Democratic by twenty
msj1rity on the Safe ticket Cables ma
jority, fifteen; Taylor, thirteen; Diefen-
dorf, twenty eight : Churchill, seven; Con-
ner. thirteen.
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FIRE At TORT LE,yESraH ORTIZ
The s..st Gf Ibs G;d Row oG Govern
meHt STABLES EsnrRed-Loss About
S$.pnn.

AAS s--Has SA Aat ~ wa sEtN GA N-Ot Stt'
msnt STABLES Fsnrned-Loss About
$1,000.
Last Sunday about twelve o'clock fire was
discovered issuing from the last OF the old
row ofGOvernment stables at the north end
OF the corral, known as "So. 49, and in a
short time the whole structure was in flames
There were at the time confined within the
walls fiity-three fine mules and a large roam
horse. The alarm was given as promptly as
possible and The fire department arrived a.
soon aS could have been expected, owing to
the distance. The men worked hard TO save
the stock and n did Tor awhile seem as ifthey
would succeed, but the flames We're too fierce.
ana Thirteen mules ana the horse had TO be
abandoned 10 tlciT terrible fate, and were
soon seen wrtthiuC in the flames in the ter
rible agony of death. The poor brufeS seem
ed almost human as wal after wall was sent
up by them amid the cracking flames only TO
be lost IN the sickenlng smoking that arose
from their burning bodies. Among the lost
were n well-known roam horse owned by Mr.
Geo. Few and Il valuable mule team owned
by Col. Hoyt. The entire building WAS de-
StroyeI. .entaiiing loss that will not fall short
oi ,uC1. y board of survey Will he cOnSen-
Ell soon, when The exact loss will bs esIims-
ted
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ter. Regan, Mills, Culberson and Well
burn, Democrats. no doubt are elected to
congress. No returns from Schechers or
Hancocks district.
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0Hi1.

PETERSBURG, November j.-The returns
from the 4th district indicate the re-elec-
tiOn OF Jargensen, Republican, to Congress.
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THE NOVEMBER ELECTION Day

THE NOVEMBER ELECTION Day
Elections were held yesterday in thirty
States. In Vermont, the election was only
in one congressional district, where there
had been no choice at the September cleo
ton, but all the other twenty-nine now
regularly hold their elections for State Of
ticers and Congressmen on the Tuesday
next after the first Monday in November.
The latest convert TO this general agree
ment is New Hampshire, which yesterday,
for the first time, held its State and Con-
gressional election in November. Pennsyl-
vania, Connecticut and North Carolina had
preceded New Hampshire only few years,
the former having shifted her election from
October to November in 1876, and the 9TH
er two still more recently. There now re-
mains out of the common arrangement Col.
orado, Indiana, Iowa, Maine, Ohio, Oregon
and Vermont, which would all do well to
conform to it.
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from until tomorrow. TIE election was
quiet am orderly thspugLout the State. no
disturbance OF any Nd having occurred
anywhere.
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Total vote Of this township, SIS; Rice,
Greeslback candidate, majority 23S; in
some town hips no votes cast at all. Rice's
probable maiori,y in the county will be
10
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Nrs. Gen. Sherman, VIE Oi the -s,@. , %
aIer, says: II have frequently itt.tI'i'.' -,
Durang's Rheumatic Remedy 10! iIlS.i'-,. % -, -
frrinp with HTupumailsm- ana IN tht!S "a,
stance IL yorked like magic So;4 DE an
nrurgiSts send for circular 10 X. h. ie!P-
hepsIine, Druggist, Washington ~
a .s-Ts.r
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Inflammation Of the Kidneys,
Inflammation of the Bladder
Inflammation OF the Bowels,
Congestion of the Lungs
Sore Throat, Difficult Breathing,
PslPitstion of the Heart,
Mysteries, Group, DiPtheria,
C.tSrrh. IuAuenz
Headache Toothache,
Neuralgia, rheumatism
Cold Chills, Ague ChilIs,
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" RTAD FALSE AND TRUE 81

Send q letter stamp TO Railway 4 Co, No.
Warren, Stree New Yogt.
Information worth thounnndu viii sunshs
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0Neektg Gj1Hes
THURSDAY, NOVEMBER :, 1873


w. q. ". HgutZlngcT VIA hereafter ID
foI;ud Br his fr! ads at = eIlEy EttCnsgn : ~
goods store, n - South Film street. Nj
Euutz:ngcri j. we'll Known to the dry g'"d5
rr.de OF Lgaytuy,grtn county &ld ~ a sooI
Sagesrl.u
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IToni kinSicY.

Special 20 the LeavenSorth TINES
KISsLET, Kan, November 5.-The Re-
publican State and county tickets are elec.
ted BY over one hundred majority. a full
vote cast. The anti-Huff boilers are des
perate, and have been working blindly all
day, they are very sick tonight. Today
defeat Of McCanz, the ring candidate makes
Flick's chances for appointment as register
of |. 5. land Office at Larned through Sena.
torial trading next winter hopless.
Hubbs and Hallowell, editors OF the ''Re-
publican" weIe arrested for libel, on COM
plant OF McCanz, yesterday. They waived
examination and gave bond. Flick ard
Edwards offered Monroe, the Independent
candidate, FIVE hundred dollars in cash last
night to withdraw in favor Of McCarz, the
bolter. The bribe was refused. Also the
attempt by Bruer TO bribe Hubbs, the can
didate for commissioner, TO withdraw, was
refused. The people are rejoicing.
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REAL t.NEAEE TBAS>EERs.

!sCgi,tcr og Deeds.
Joseph WiG!1r 10 Clamans Bran lage, all of
the following described piec. and parcel oi
laad lying and situate in Ike Cily Of Leayeu-
worth commencing at the northeast corner
or Dscptah and Tenth streets, running thence
north on the east line Of Jen;h street Is .
feet; thence east, parallel 10 Dacotah street
l2O feet thence south parable! to Tenth street,
lSl5z ioeJ 10 DdCOiah street; thence west on
place Of beginning and containing one half
.F-F.4