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MERRY CsIlN ES.

They Rang a." Yesterday in shs
Cetsbrasi"zz Hf,ac 1ar,iase OF John
Roche sna .lnrs se;t-.
Mr. John L pche and Mss Mary D,yle
were united in the holv bonds of 10 atrimony
yesterday morning Al Isht O'Clock. at the
Cathedral, Father DefJuIi performing the
ceremony OF High Mass. The vast edifce
was crowded with The relatives and friends
OF the contracting parties, who hsstened to
tender their congratulations alter the cere-
monial WAS over. A reception WAS given
after leaving the church, at the residence
OF the brides parent, on Usage street, bet
ween Ninth and Tenth streets. In the
evening large number OF friends gathered
al the future resi- lence of the bride and
groom, on Ottawa street, between Seventh
street and Brosdway, where the time was
very pleasantly spent until late hour.
Mr.. Roche, the groom, is one Of the best
known and most highly esteemed Young
men in the city, and his bride, nee Miss
Doyle, is a belle among her friends and a
young lady of accomplishments
The folloSing are among the list of hand
some presents left at the residence of Mr..
and Mrs. Roche during the day and even
ing: One silver butter dish, Mr.. and Mrs.
Kohr, of Omaha, NeS.; cross made Of zephyr,
representing roses and lilies of the valley.
Miss Mary Roche; one set of knives, forks
and spoons, Mr.. J. J. Senhousen; set of lace
curtains and cOrnices, mother of the groom:
pair Of vases, Mamie Doyle; clock, I. L.
Lannan; miniature wine set, Miss Dora Nc
Gonigle half dozen silver napkin rings, p.
II. Mullen; sewing rocker, p +. Roche
moss rose china tea set, AZ pieces, Mr.. J. II.
Doyle; one wine set, Misses Mary O'Don-
nell and Annie Farrell; one ottoman, Mr..
Robt. IL. Reeves; one grsnet and nickel
plated tea pitcher, NJ. and Mrs. Z. Gibson;
one set Of table linen, Mrs Phelps; dining
room set complete, I. l.. Bermine ard r
II. sullivan; marble top centre table. Thos
Roche pair OF flower vases, Miss Johannah
Doyle; myrtle lamp mat snd set OF Tides,
Miss Kate Doyle beautiful air castle, Miss
Josephine Roche; cut glass wine set, Miss
Mary Monahsn; toilet set, Miss Minnie
Meyers; cake dish, Miss Hester Sweeney;
cornuccpia and hairpin holder, Miss Kate
ODonnell.
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eraIIv Credited hsr. i, !. tr.wn ,h,, ~.
Ter leaving Fl. Reosh with his party, tn. y
struck fresh trail, and. appreheniipg dan.
ger. the ladies of the par;v were sent 10 Fl.
Ellis while the commard wen; in pursuit
OF the Indians.
pporyr, sry, r,, nopsrv
VINO i.it ~. Ngosn On Ine 'lh INST says
iePoit 'n"' niies hao hSn' IA WHICH =
~ Vi "'s
thor and TIA, tx, c,mn,,ies Of mounted
infantry from FL. Custer and band of
Cheynepe Iiiaus from Fl. Keoeh, had gone
to their assistance The mail wla he'd at
IT. Kecch
ApAY ASpAH.LF
for p.,,;cpra-s bu, I,r, w,,bopt any dam
ysr The steamer R,r,cheIoru which left
Kao,h sonr hon. Later b.s ro,b;nc
additional
renort has ina. rsacbsd here tha. over
600 hostile SONY are on Sunday Gre,
rear For, Custer An officer az the rnonnt,
cd noIira arriving be-e to-6,y from Far,
BENTON saws Shrine Rail and b;s entire
force are ON this s;de of the line snl, oddly
,rmad and aou;rned
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The Apostles Have n Circus.
Topeka Blade, 10.


Last week being circus week, and the
contingent fund brirg exhausted, the Apos-
ties said they would have circus them
selves.
So they all assembled at the Capital to
Senatorial race, and prepare for day OF
rest and fun.
Now Tom, being the handy-son of the
gang, WIS elected ring master.
And Sam, being Rager little Uneven
of mind, was chosen to the place Of
clown.
And Geo. tea, took charge OF the re-
treatment stand, for he was the ambitious
man, and longed to harangue the crowd.
Alfred, he played spectator, for he was a
modest Apostle, and did not believe in too
rapid advance ment.
The "ipctor" played trick pony, but it
Was understood he was Sheldon to be cali
Ell ut,, rhnish his name beaded the ticket.
AMI r 4. ~auted to play Baker, tor he
was a l.ious apostle, and the flour of the
Hyck, but they put him in charge Of the
ser. oscopic views -"Paris by Gas light"
And Sharpe Ute Ottawa sharp We mean)
being a trustee. was elected elephant, and
thy con- meuced to get him ready for the
Ar. ma
The remaining OF the Apostles con-titut-
ed the audience, and we're dead-heaGed ill.,
10 the SOW
Nos the elephant was gotten up regard
les. Of cost; They pnt the Off rug ON his
back, and On his hands they tied two of the
Trustees resorts; AID they took damp
towel, on which the Governor wiped his
hands, and tied s knot in one end, and put
tie knot in his month. This was his
trunk.
Now they were very much perplexed how
they should put tail on the animal. Here
was where the Ottawa sharp showed his
wisdom, for he raised up his trunk, and
said there we're bob-lailed sheep-why
couldn't there be bcd-tailed elephants,
Ard they all saw the poiat and said, II
twig"
Then the Elephant got down en- allfours
snd commenced to walk around the ring,
and when Geo teawould say, "boopIa," he
would roll over on his back, and let Geo.
stand on him, while he whispered Of future
appointments.
Nov the doctor" thought to play q
Joke on the Elephant, and dropped a pill
into his mouth, which 70 riled him thar he
wen: for the Doctor.
This would have been all right, however
had not F. r, thinking to save the Doc,
tor, poll the Elephanf- trunk out By the
roots Ths shev W. seG"
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knowledge of plair and solid geometry and
the elements Of surveying; in geography,
in his ability to solve the usual problems
on The Terrestrial g'obe; also in his knowl-
edge of what is usually Genominated popu-
lar astronomy.
THE EXAMINATION sIMPLIFED.
The new order which Secretary McCrary
has directed to be issued simplifes the sub
ject of examination as follow: 10 English
grammar, to the soldiers ability to read
and write with facility and correctness; in
arithmetic, to his ability in the application
of its rules to all practical questions; in
particularly in reference 10 the
Northern Continent of America; in history,
in reference TO his own conu-
try, and 10 his knowledge OF the consiitu-
ton and the organization of the govern
ment. and OF the general principles which
regulate international intercourse.
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RoEfYall kRinlSnRsL

There are doubtless a great many peo,Ie
IN Leavenwor;h who have photos raphs OF
themselves or relatives from which thew
would like TO have iifs-size portraits paint
ed, and opportunities for Obtaining such
are OF seldom occurrence in this city, but
Mr.. J. c Wolfe, formerly OF Cincinnati,
Ohio, an artist Of many years experience,
has recently located here, snd is prepared
to paint the portraits of ali u no will Avor
him with their orders. We have seen
come OF his work done since he came to
Leavenworlh, and it is truly excellent. He
has just finished a ife-sizsd portrait. of
DR.. Weed, and those who wish can see
the same By calling At the Lstta House.
where Mr.. Wolfe is stopping. He has :.
number Of other fine porlraits with him
and loven Of at shoull 60 and csc them,
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Hs.ssr IL.

Miss Clara Eng.ish is expected home to-
day.
Miss Hattie IIord has returned from her
summer vacation.
Granville Clarke, of ST. Louis, was at
the ST. James yesterday.
Gen. G. Pennypacker left for his COM
mand at Fort Riley, yesterday.
Dave Simon, agent Tor Strouse & Co ,
cigar Manufacturers, is ON the A., I. n ).
f. K, Il.
Mrs. E. 4. Hall, ci indianapolis, Ind, is
visiting Mrs james Hsll, on the South Es-
planade.
DIR. Viewer is out and around again after
having been confGed for sconsiderable time
al hi residence from illness.
Mr.. J. Wollman arrived home Wedne;-
day, from the East, where he purchased a
iull line OF fall and winter goods.
Miss Josie Burbank leaves for Mount
Carmel, ILL.,, mex. Monday, where she is to
attend school
Nv NJ Hoffman left yesterday. afternoon
for Louisville, Ky, on business. lie will
stop short time in ct. Louis.
Miss Myra Newman, who has been visit
ing Miss Katie Alien for three week, left
Yesterday for her home in ST. Louis. Miss
Newman is favorite in Leavenwortn.
The Rev. Mr. Wright, OF New York, and
the Rev. Mr.. Parker, OF Boston, prominent
cIergyme of those cities, are in the city,
the guests OF the Rev. Wm. y. Page.
Mr.. u. Il. Trthrll, the man with the
ovarian tumor, called at The ZINES Office
yesterday. He represents Bradner, Smith
x Co., Chicago.
Mr. A U-bansky, Of st. Marys, arrived
in the city yesterday, from the East, in
company with Mr. J. WolIman and left in
the afternoon for home Mr.. Urbapsky is
one OF the substantial business men OF Pot
tawatonie county.
Capt. s. Cadwallader, Of Wisconsin, is
visiting Kansas, taking in the Fort and
other interesting points. He was one Of
the New York HereH war correspondents
during the rebellion.
Miss Carrie Cowan, O. New Point, No
in compsuy with her brother, a member Of
the junior class of Princeton College. N,w
Jersey, are at NJ. kelsey's. Miss Cowan
becomss a member Of the Kansas Con-
servatory of Music.
An.ong those at the Mansion yesterday
were 3 F. Carpenter. Clinton county, Mo
Henry Foster, Grand Rapids J. K. Jones,
Davenport; J. q. Clark, Joplin, No; Mrs.
E NJ Galbrai,h and family, PenDsylva-
mia.
At the Continental yesterday we're W.
r. Mitchell, New York; W.. S. Whiteside,
Chatanooga, Tenn; J. A. Turner, St. Loui-;
Lee Solomon, omaha; c. c. Beard, New
York
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CITY NEWS.
IFrom Thursday Mornings Daily.l

lFrom Thursday Mornings Daily.l
The hotels do good business.
MAYBE the warm weather isn't oyel
We will have rousing fair here thi.
fall.
THE City Council meets week from las,
Eight
FRESH tafy, the first of the season, al
Driesbsch's.
The Amusement season is coming upon
us with rush.
BUSINESS was good in the District Court
for yesterday.
The reserved seats for Joseph Murphy
are selling q.it- rapidly.
LEAyESwoRTH is molly responding to
the cry Icr relief from the south.
The yellow fever sufferers ball Friday
evening promises to be grand success.
WIrH the exception of some sickness
among the children, our city is as healthy
ar usual at this season of the year.
THERE is a change of about $50 in the
state OF the thermometer between this pres
eat week and last. Quite difference.
The mission at the Cathedral is still in
progress. The vast ed.iice was crowded TO
its utmost capacity lat evening.
THE ladies Of the First independent Be-
Onevi-nI Society appropriated SIS last even
ing for the yellow fever sufferers.
A Jolly party Of ser,naders took the town
in in wagon last night AMI distrib- ed
their melody I'D lib B,a throughout the
city.
OUR Kansas friends while in London can
fiud The TINES on Gie with Henry +. Gil
lig & Co, American Bankers and Agents,
40 Strand.
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THE RELIEF WORK.

NO hundred dollars was sent to Holly
Springs yesterday, by fine Relief Associa
tion here. In response to a telegram, the
president Of the Towards at that place an
swered as follows: "Your telegram re-
ceived. Send funds by express, as our
banker is dead. Gratefully, W. J. L. Hol-
land, Chairman Howard Associate NJ The
relief fund is growing every day.
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FAIR ASSOCIATION.

The 8rEanlzariO0 OF the LeavsB.
worth Driving PErk AID Fair Assc.
citation.
The Leavenworth Driving Park and Fair
Association has been incorporated and got
into complete running order, the following
being its list of officers: President, S. +.
Neeley; Vice President, II. L. S. McLana-
than; Secretary, J. l. Jones; Treasurer, NJ.
Phelan. The Association is now in cores
pondencc with the National Trotting Asso-
citation, aud has made application for mem-
bership therein. The Association will pur-
chase the present fair grounds. and if it is
within the limits of the possibilities will
construct mile track. and If that cannot
be done they will bring up the present
track to the very highest standard OF per-
lection. Ii il the intention to tear down
the amphi,hea.re which at present disfg-
ures the grounds, and at the side of The
track erect large grand stand, music pa
vilion and other necessaries. 1t intended
TO have three meetings of the Association,
spring, summer and fall, the latter to COM
bine fair with the racing. Things are
now on a solid bssis and everything wi be
rushed through with will.
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Farrell Bros, the leading fruit-dealers of
the Wes', have re ,eived a large supply of
fresh oysters that have only to be tasted to
be pronounced fine. This firm is always
first in the market, with everything, hence
il is hardly worth while to meutiou the fact
that choice celery, luscious grapes, and
fresh sweet CIDER can be found in the store
all the time. Farrell Bros. are gaining
ground every day, and their success is
chiefly due TO their enterprise and straight
forward manper of transactipg business.
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,;UCCEC-

Tho Mayor OF East ST. LOn.. and
Two Of ksis Officers s'JUsged'' for
Contempt of Court.
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Gbisuary.

Mr.. W,n. S. Gable died at Colorado
Springs night before last Of quick consump-
ton, after n comparatively brief illness,
and when friends were beginning to enter
tain hopes OF his ultimate recovery. The
by1y will arrive here Saturday night, the
funeral TO take place Sundry. Mr.. Gable
wa about thirty years of age at the time Of
his death, in the full prime of am nif-
cent AID noble manhood, and bv his sudden
disease bereaves . loving family and
brings sorrow to numberless friends He
was young man of more than ordinary
promise, and that he should be cut eff at .
time when life was just beginning 10 open
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What WAS Dome in She Prob ate
Court for Yssterday-
The following is record Of the proceed
ings in the Probate Court for yesterday:
In the matter Of the estate Of Adam
Brandner, deceased, Elizabeth Kraft, al.
ministrairix, order made authorizing ssid
administrative TO invest money Of said e.
tate in United States bonds.
Alexander Cogswell, Joseph S,igers and
George Starns were appointed by the court
to sppraise and condemn a site for a school
house in district No. Is, in Leayenworth
county.
In the matter of the estate Of James l..
Wallace, deceased, Lorenzo Wallace, ad-
miniStrator, citation to said administrator
returned.
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We desire to call the attention Of medi-
cal men 10 DR.. Prices Floral Riches as be-
ins the finest Cologne Water made 1t
would be found on entering the sick room
20 be wonderfully refreshing 10 the invalid.
besides its being a disinfeciant Physi-
clans know that all pleasant odors are
healthful, while dis,greeabls smells invite.
disease. Dir. Prices American Perfume,
richly deserve TO be called tie best.
Itd,Sy
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Mr.. Charles ". Bsuning, City Marshal
of Aichi-on, pa ~. through the cry YES
I. rday it,rnpon with Z hdndcuticd prison
er nam-l James Gordon whom he had
ssprur. I at L1Vrsnc Gordon is charged
Sith Wholesale Larceny in The pistol bust
Bess, AID il rsputed 10 be the last Of the
gang If three who were first discovered at
Valley Falls not long since.
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C.leri;Y ESRCeYfs.

Twelve ladies OF the A. NJ f. Church,
headed by Mrs. Jeremiah Carr, of this city,
went TO Holton yesterday, FIR the purpose
Of giving a series OF Concerts Tor the benefit
of the church at that place. 1t is to be
hoped that the good people of Holion will
give them liberal reception, and tina; their
Efforts will be crowned with success.-
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IN the police court yesterday William
Mootague, who disturbed the peace, was
ii1ed - for - doing.
Henry Da,am was fined $50 for vagran-
cv, which uds him to the rock pile for
sixty DAYS.
Thosna- anl Nellie Gladstone, distur-
hsnce Of TN peace, case continued aud de-
fyndanis give bond IN the sum of SO for
ar;paranIe
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SUITS TO RECovEs.

Sundrg suits BrOu@.as Against the
kansas City Bus,ed BANKS to Re.
cover Losses.
KANSAS City, September l2.-Since the
indictment OF Mastin, Holden and Allen,
officers of the two suspended banks, last
Monday, there has been considerable ex-
citement among their creditors, and a great
many attachments. Suits have been begun
against the property OF the Mastin Bank,
snd that oi some of its directors. To-day
the State Treasurer is here and has begun,
or viii, tomorrow begin, similar suits for
the balance due MIN from the bank.
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N WIN A FORTUNE. TENTH
UkAND DiSfki BU lion, SIS AT NEW
ORLEANS, tuesday,, OCTOBER sth.
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DlED.

LAiNG-0n Thursday morning, at 1l:SO
O'Clock, Mrs. Phoebe {. Laing, wife OF J. b.
Laing.
The funeral will take place Saturday
morning at 1880 O'Clock, from the late resi-
dence, az the corner of Third and Viue
streets. Friends of the family are invited
TO attend
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The regular .hoot of the Leavenworih
Gun Club for the champion badge, took
place last Tuesday, and was v~ry largely
attended. Birds and glass balls were used,
twenty -one yards rise with the former and
eighteen yards rise with the latter. The
birds were good flyers, there being several
blue rocks" among them. The following
is the score:
Glass balls, eighteen yards rise
Coo,er-l l / / Ito.
UNeii-l l111l11 Ito.
Wernher-I l01lllll-9.
Hsberlein-0 / l l0ll Is.
Laniiz-1 l1l011lO-S.
01l1l0I1l-7.
Birds twenty-one yards rise.
Coo;er 0l1llI1ll 1-9.
Weruher-l OIL l 0-S.
Haber..in-0 ! 10 OIL / II.
Schmelz RI o 001 01-5.
O'Neii-1 1U00l0ll 0-5.
Coo,er won the badge, and if he wins il
three times in succession he is entitled TO
keep ii withou, challenge, according to the
club rules. Whitman was the first winner
OF the badge, Cooter being the successful
man at the following match; Whitman
ther won it twice in succession, Wernher,
however, winning it at the third match, bat
held it but short time, Coote- winui! 6 1t
from him last Tuesday. Tie shoot was
conducted according to the Bcgarins
rules.
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In the police court yesterday morning B.
Cassidy was fined $40 for getting drunk and
carrying concealed weapons.
Chas Nixon, keeping gambling house,
fined So.
The case OF Martin Monaban was con-
tinued until the 10th inst.
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rh~ Epu~ss brewing Company.

TINS company is rapidly extending lis
trai- rhrOu. h"ut the entire west
The superior IN ,iity Of beer which they
manufacture AMI their manner Of doing
business never fails TO secure f. them un-
bouu1t q I,rai e
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>OrS hum.

Mr. x. B Filing wood. of Stansood, Kan
sas, was in the city yesterday with some
sorghum OF his own manufacture. Ii Is
first-cass in every Respect, and the sample
lett at THE LINES Office received consider
abe praise.
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ST PAUL. September 12.-Friends of s..
Paul parties who are on the exeanion in
the Yellowstone region, are not concerned
at the report OF the ma -sscre last night, be-
lieving it un!ounded. When last heard
from, the ladiss at the parry were At Fort
Ellis and Gen. Nilo at tt Grow Aeney.
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From Friday No ning's Daily


Weaver & Small yesterday unpacked
seventeen cases of new shawls, Just received
from England via New York. Some of
the patterns OF the Paisoly make are e!e-
CANT
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4 WRIT OF INJUNCTION

granted by Watts some weeks ago, and we're
lodged in Jail. Bowman offered any
amount of bail, but it was refused. Two
OF his attorneys have gone to Ottawa, Ill,
to procure writ Of habeas corpus from the
supreme court.
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| ISL q
SPLENDID OPpORTUNury To


"A WIN A FORTUNE. TENTH
ORLEANS, UESDAf, OCTOBER sth.
Lou.sisns Stale Lottery Company.
his insiitatlon was regularly incorporated
by the Legislature oi the State tof Educ-s-
IONA! ANA Charitable purposes in lSos, with
cs.pltsJ of ., -, JJ TO which u has since add
reserve fJnu OF s351,,ss. II GRAND -. n
Gle NUMRLR DISTRIBUTION Will take
place monthly, on tue second Iue>1s-. Il
aereT s.stes o. past .pJfaSs- LsoS al Tue fpti,rr
Isis GI>iribGiiou:
CAPITAL PRIZE, s50,eJ).
IO9,sU TICKETS AT Two DOLLARS EACH.
HALF-lICkEF-, ONE DOLLAR.
LiSi UE PRIZES:
capital Prize....-....-........ sJJCO0
ispiIa! 1000
ls'fii'i til1'----.-.--.----------- 49,
RUS Cf E-t-t-----. -.-.-.-.-----------.-- 5,tG
IlZ-s Of iJSV.....-.. -.-....----.. ---.- $50,
- Prizes OF SO ...-....-....-..-. il,gG3
lOJ PiIZu, OF ....-.-.-. 1860
20 Prizes OF jJ.... ...-..-.........---.- lU,UVJ
So Prizes of 2t-...-......-.... l0,utO
llsc Prizes OF lO.....-..--. ... ~ %
APPROXIMATION PRIZES:
DIFFERENTIATION Prizes of Sod. s. 100
Approximation Prizes of 2bi....... 1 so
differentiation Prizes of lvc.... 30
1857 Prizes, amounting 20
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REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS.

List Of Property Transfers as Record.
cd in she Office of she Fegi>isr Of
Deeds Yesterday.
Margaret Hoegner ard husband TO
Bshe-, Winberg q Co, lots IL Il Is,
block 20, Lesvenworth City property. SO
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oUENISEs PARK.

where there was German picnic for the
benefit OF the yellow fever sufferers. At
Racine the party were driven TO the court
house, a. which we're assembled thousands
Of people. The Presidents appearance was
reeted with
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FLED.
Ey5 M.nE
II. l.. CoGk. the Murderer Of q MS.
Collision, of DeadwOOd. ID. T., EI-
aH,insa-Thc Facts Eiiclted.

DEADwOoD, September 1.-THE prelim
mary examination of VI. l.. Couk for the
murder of Mrs. Collision, was concluded to-
day. The accused was held without bail to
awuit the action of the district court. The
facts elected are as follows: Couk and
Mrs. Boughton had been on intimate terms
for some time, and had formed a conspiracy
to dispose of Boughton, a prominent bust
ness man OF this city, and eiope, taking
what property and money they could get
hold OF. This was coufded to Mrs. Coli
son, who exposed the plot to NJ. Boughton,
who charged his wi" with il, and TO pre-
vent exposure, Mr. iiison was murdered,
either by one OF TIE .nspira.ors or parties
in their employ.
The Leavenworth weekly times. [volume] (Leavenworth, Kan.) 1870-1880, 1878-09-19
HEARTY CHIEFS.

The President spoke on the business in
terests of the country for about twenty
minutes in a very earnest manner, which
seemed to meet with the approval Of the
audience.
The Leavenworth weekly times. [volume] (Leavenworth, Kan.) 1870-1880, 1878-09-19
CARP {: Is.

am Offering carpets at very low prices
have also It lot of remnants, suitable Icr
small rooms at greatly reduced prices Gail
and examine them ~ the ns!ll, south side
of ChoctaS, setveeD Thi-d ana Fourth
streets.
OWEN DUFFY.