The Leavenworth weekly times. [volume] (Leavenworth, Kan.) 1870-1880, 1878-01-10

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LOWER Main street was alive with soldiers
lat night.
NUMBER of Texas COW boys were seen in
the city, yesterday.
FIVE tramps slept at the police station last
night, free of charge.
THE Rose Wood troupe were registered in
Council Bluffs yesterday.
TgE receipts in the county treasurers Office
yesterday. We're nearly 81 800
THE air was decidedly ir favor of snow
Yesterday but was not successful.
SEVERAL. small fights occurred yesterday
afternoon, in various portions of the city.
THE weather was warmer last night at
1, O'Clock than it had been during the day.
Mr.. ]. W. ROBINSON, Of Shawnee street
was presented with a fine boy yesterday
morning.
Harvey Miller's rattle for a gold watch will
take place saturday night, all the tickets
| having been sold.
THE only marriage license issued in the
Probate court yesterday, was TO X. Veeter
| and Elizabeth Heath.
SEVERAL. wagons loaded with hunters left
Yesterday for the country 10 make war on all
zane that can'b be found.
THE ameteur dramatic company, at Fort
I,eayenworth, is progressing finely, and bids
| fair To shake the laurels of many p Professional
| troupes.
LAST Monday the team attached to Capt.
Hairs omnibus took notion TO run away and
| made a lively racket about Fort LeaVen-
1 worth No one hurt.
THE bail of Jacob Grebe was raised yester-
day in the Police Court from 500 TO 5000.
The prisoner had not at late hour last night
| furnished securities.
THREE suspicious looking characters were
arrested by officers Cunningham and Robin
| son last night about II O'Clock, and locked
| mn TO await further examination.
A LARGE number of officers from For,
wentworth, went down TO Kansas City
Yesterday afternoon, to attend Governor
| PHELPS reception. at Coates Opera house.
IT is now understood from official scources
that 1t will be next to impossible TO convict
Geo. II. smith, the deiaulting treasurer
| whose case has been public for a long time
THERE are forty one breweries In this STATE
Tn. sales from May 1876, to May l. ISL, were
p 3 barrels, Of which the Kansas Brewins
Co., sold one quarter, according to the Unitet
States report
the excitement in the dry goods business
seems TO b. as great as ever. Schuneman &
singleton were rs busy they could be- nj
day yesterday, and could have employs
| several more statesmen
| A "variety wedding"-that is, between tn
wooden and the tin eras-is on the taps IL
south L.eavenworth, to come on some even
| ing this week. This is a new tning IN tn
, anniversary line, and its object is 10 Civ
| friends a good time.
MRs. FRANK SHoENAKER. who was fnjure'
| few DAYS ago by being struck on the hea'
II v a piece OF wood At the hands of
Il Swami girl Is reported TO be in q Yer.
; critical condition. Her husband states Ina
he mas some fears that the injuries ma
proy- more serious than at first supposed.
WITHIN the pages Of the Weekly ffn0ncic
' Reporf, published by the reliable house &
e Alex. rockingham Co., Brokers, II Wa
3 $, ia 10 be found more solid and valuabl
e incarnation respecting stocks, bonds, &c
e ron in any other publication in the Liant
= 1t is sent free to any audresss anu every ma
IS should send for il.
An old colored woman named Chariot,
s an. of Fort Scott, was before the Pr
nate Judge, yesterday, for III
!. purpose of interesting Tor hs
4 SON lanes Smith, who is nov confined
r ,up,v ,nil as an insane persOn. Her effor
e xrar, -, lar successful, thai she was around IN
5, city in the evening Trying 70 rs.se sumciei
Is tn trif,e with Q severe cough or cold h &C
y >.,,,v trifliux With ones health. We advil
II IN ~ s.he Dr. Balls Cough syrup 5 60
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