The Leavenworth weekly times., 1878-03-14

: fellow-wOrkmen at Mr.. Bickford's ofiic
) This was about a quarter past eight oc.ocl
: Immediately after being paid of, he pre-
ceeded home, changed his clothing and le
his residence after doing so, about or nearl
nine o'clock. This was the last seen OF hiI
alive.
THEORIES OF THE ,,I-RpER-
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Nhhkh WAS The MURDER COMMITTED!
The body, when found, was lying upor
Its face, with the head turned slightly te
the West, IN northwesterly and south
| easterly position, upon the decliylty leading
| Gown 10 lhe bed OF the creek which run:
along tne line oi Nihth street. had Dreer
'aken MS usuaI course III coming from ms
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Is HE THE NrRpERERp
e. ,Lo
About noon, after The testimony oil several
Mi."essess ,1 Sno Iau peen eAaniileu' .he ar
re:t was ordereu oi JosePh Lewis; "reeh
|Nooe II ~ ING s'he
enclosure. Lucy Notter, the mother oil Ereen
s"ore tiat her son had toid her some tlme
ago that he mad an enemy, that he lived
Just west OF MN, ana that MS name was
yoseph Lewis thal Lewis mad threatened
,,a, ono 10, III 60, -. -
he pulled ont a revolver She asLad hin,
what ne was doing with If. and he replied
that there was a man waiting for him ayerv
night that life was sweet to him. and that
if his enemy wished TO make meat of him he
mustdo itquick, and not give him a minutes
notice. He said his enemy was Joseph
Lewis. He had talked several times about
it, and said that Lewis had tried at one
time to burn his house. Mrs. Lewis testi-
fed that she knew OF the bad feeling exist
ing between her husband and Green, but
had never seen them threaten each
other. Charles Lewis,son Of Joseph Lewis,