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The Leavenworth weekly times. [volume] (Leavenworth, Kan.) 1870-1880, 1878-09-05
From friday Mo-ai-g's Dsily.l

The hotels are having good run now
No real estate transfers on record yester
day.
THE amusement season approaches
apace.
Two fires this week. Something for tie
boys 10 20.
THINGS in general are quiet at Fort
| Leavenworth.
NOTHING of special interest going en- in
police circles now.
No money coming into the city and
county treasures how.
A NUMBER of Leavenworthians came in
from Topeka last night.
A GOOD supply Of hay, wood and corn
upon the market yesterday.
SATURDAY is the last day Of Summer,
and next Monday is bill-day.
THE Kansas Pacific train was some
thing over four hours late last night.
IT was chilly, somewhat, last night, COM
pared to the hea, of the day, but not enough
10 freeze
THERE was a small runaway on West
Cherokee street yesterday afternoon, but no
one was hurt.
ANOTHER car load of shoes received yes
terday by Pemberton & Meade. 1t will
not be their fault if our people 60 bare
looted this winter.
THE merchants of Fifth street near
Cherokee, finding that the Street Commits
sioner did not attend to the offensive gut
tiers in front of their stores. took possession
of several piles of macadam in the middle
of the street and filled up the holes them
selves, carrying the broken stone in baskets
from the middle OF the street.
FASHION DEGREES that our ladies shall
henceforth wear short dresses, and our bellies
will now have to lay aside their old rusty
shoes and get pair Of those latest style
recherche boots Just received by Pemberton
& Meade.
We call attention to the card OF Mr.. Ster-
ling, the we'll known jeweller, who is sell
ing off his goods at cost. His jewelry is
well known to be first class, and we recon-
mend all who need anything in that line
to buy from Mr.. Sterling at 400 Delaware
street.
The following arrests were made by the
police yesterday and last night:
j. Kinsella, violating the bill posting or
John Fardier, drunk; Timothy
Mclaughlin, assault and battery; William
Cranston, assault and battery and obscene
and indecent language.
SOME harmless lunatic was trying to get |
up scarce yesterday by the circulation of
the report that a passenger by one OF the |
trains from ST Louis had been Iarded here, |
who had not vet recovered from the effects
Of an attack OF yellow fever. There is no
truth whatever in the rumor, and indeed,
there is no possibility that there could he,
as St. Louis is too well quarantined TO al
low any thing of the kind.
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REGARD of the Proceedings for Yea.
GcrdaD in ttse Probate Court.
In the matter Of the estate Of Haas & Co.,
Herman Markson, administrator, claim of
German Bank, Of Leayenworih, for 81 900
proved ana allowed.
Marriage license iSsued to Thomas Allen
and Jennie Bennington.
Marriage license issued 10 William A.
Jones and Annie Ra,liii.
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He Pays an Expensive Visit q" the
Foundry Of Wi0berg. Behee & Com
pany, On Cherokee street.

Last night, shortly after nine O'Clock. the
fire alarm was rung out for the Third
Ward, flames having been discovered issu-
ing from the second story windows Of the
iron foundry of Winberg, Bebee & Compa.
nv, Cherokee street, between Seventh street
and broadway. By the time the depart
ment got to The spot the flames we're burst
ing from every window on the eat side,
and it looked as though the structure was
doomed, but through the efforts of the fire
men, the flames were coon eN-
tinguished, and the FIRE Con-
fined to the story in which it originated
How the fire started ia a mystery, as the
FIRE in the furnace was extiDguished before
seven o'clock. The second story was occu
pied as a pattern room, and the loss will be
heavy a. the contents we're almost il not en-
tirely destroyed, upon which there is no in
sursnce, the insurance being upon the ma
chinery, 81 900, in the Germania. The loss
could not be estimated last night, but viii
probably reach from $500 to $1,000. The
brickwork of the building was not injured.
The Leavenworth weekly times. [volume] (Leavenworth, Kan.) 1870-1880, 1878-09-05
Miss Clara Louise Kellogg.

Preceding Miss Kellogg's concerts the
newspapers TEEN with favorable notices, ex-
tracts from the press, and testimonials from
the late President Lincoln and Others, to re-
mind people of the power Of voice Possessed
by one of Americas sweete.t singers. II
your confidence be secured by such adver-
tisements, why shake the head and doubt
while reading the testimonials of positive
cures effected by DIR. Pierce's Favorite Pre-
scription? 1t is nonsense for ladies afflicted
with The diseases and weaknesses peculiar to
their sex to continue to suffer, or to submit
to the harsh and caustic treatment now in
vogue. The Favorite Prescription is sold
by druggists under positive guarantee to
cure
The Leavenworth weekly times. [volume] (Leavenworth, Kan.) 1870-1880, 1878-09-05

Attention il called to the card in another
column If Mersr-. Vim. ". Cooley X Co ,
corner uf Third aud ottawa streets. This
firm has only been before the public for
three months and IL has not only kept n
great portion of the old trade Of the
stand" but has gained many Des friends
The aim II the manager, Mr.. Cooley, is to
have everything fresh ia the way of the
b. 1t qualities Of staples, fancy groceries
aud gre, q vegetables. sir. Vim. Canning,
WHO Is ia charge Of the delivery depart
Tent, knows every house in the city, and
there viii ~ no delays occa-iJnei when
goods are ordered. CaIi q; the store before
sou O. down town"
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CITY NEWS.
,r,om Tbursssv Mornings pailyI

From Thursday Mornings bally-
YEsTEaDAY Was one OF the pleasan:
Gsys of the presen; summer. + uiumn, SC
close al and, is having n inspiriting
efiec, upon the thermometer.
No real estate transfers on file in :4.e
Office OF the Register of Deeds yesterday.
Business is dull=r there now than j; has
besa tor many months.
THE escapement shaft at the coal mine has
been completed, and Is decided improve,
ment; it Is protection to the miners, and
a source of profit to the company. We
shall describe il in the future.
Mr.. james Wallace, OF Plattee county,
was in the city yesterday. He is favor
ably spoken of for the office of county col
lector at the coming election in that coun-
~. Mr.. Wallace is good man for the
nj
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We DO Not Wonder.

We do not wonder that housewives who
have been accustomed to use DIR. Pierce's
Special Flavoring Extracts, to flavor their
delicacies, should turn in disgust from tine
trash often presented to them, under the
name OF Fiavorirg extracts, in which poor
oils, ethers, &c, bear SO prominent part,
that the stuff smells and tastes like turpen-
tine. DIR. Pierce's Flavoring Extracts have
the taste and odor of the fresh fruits from
which they are made 14d&w.
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Help Him .:5.;h.r Than Abuse Him.

The business mcn of the local. known
As North Fifth Street, near Cherokee are
loud IN their complaints against the Street
Commissioner for not filling some ugly gut
ters with stons- The places are bad, it Is
true, and vary uahealth!ui, and they should
be attended to; hut hos can a man with a
small force and the whole city TO look after
attend 10 everything? A lev minutes,
thought in the brain Of any fair minded
person will settle the question. Mr.. Beck
has been an Efficient Commissioner acd has
done all he could possibly do with The
small help he has at his command. He
has left places 81 minor importance to at
tend TO the wants Of PEOPLE who seemed to
he in danger, aTd has been cursed because
he WAS even then too slow.
We have often asked for cleanliness in
various paris Of the city, and have felt an
moved because our requ, ITS we're not COM
piled with; but on looking the matter up
We find that Mr.. Eek has about all be can
attend 10 in small way. Give The man
more help and pay fer it in taxes and city
prison l'b,r, and You will not growl at
him 30 uIu b.
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RESOLUTIONS OF Respect.

Ia"
In letter received by one OF the Cadet
from Capt. q. Scott Hopkins, were rcsolu
tons on the death of Prof. +. W. Bard
well, and also note OF thanks to the Ca
diets who participated in the procession
The resolutions are as follows:
To Mrs f. ". BudreH:
WHEREAS, In his inscrutable wisdom Il
has pleased Almighty God, the ruler of all
things, TO remove by death our faithful and
much esteemed teacher and friend, Prof
+. W. BardWell, ex-president OF Council
Kansas University Cadets; thus depriy;ra;
our University OF an active and worthy
worker, our company Of staunch friend,
and family of a loving and faithful nus
band therefore, be it
Resoi,ed, That We, in this way, do offer TO
you our most sincere sympathy in Ihi,
great grief that has so lately come upon
you. / am, truly yours,
SCOTT HOPKINS.
Ca,tain
The Leavenworth weekly times. [volume] (Leavenworth, Kan.) 1870-1880, 1878-09-05

Sheriff J. j. Wilson, OF Cloud coun
~, came in yesterday from Conoordia,
having in charge Frank Smith, who muir,
d-red d SSede, named John Robinson, nea.
Clyd., short time ago The murder was
= peculiarly Btruciuus one, and was com
mIr;gd sol l. fer the purpose OF robbery
Saith is ur i"r fifteen y,ars, aud the Sheriff
Aa- him sale within the walls Of the peni-
te"riary, where be will be taken good care
OF daring the time of his sentence.
The Leavenworth weekly times. [volume] (Leavenworth, Kan.) 1870-1880, 1878-09-05

ty-fve to one hundred miles wide in the
State of Kansas, and includes besides a
gtc;p Of the Indian Territory, and portion
of the Pan Handle OF Texas.
The road will be extended to Albuquerque
New Mexico, vi hin year, en- route to
Fort Yuma, TO join the California Central.
It will beat the Texas Pacific IN compile
ting its connection across the Continent.
The Leavenworth weekly times. [volume] (Leavenworth, Kan.) 1870-1880, 1878-09-05
The SOclaI Evil.

One hundred and twenty-three dollars
was assessed at yesterday mornings sitting
Of the police court upon keepers and in
mates OF houses Of ill-iame, being the regu-
lar monthly fine put upon those who demon
strste the existence of the social evil. The
city il several hundred dollars per month
the richer, through the assessment Of these
fines
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PICKLES

IT, largest assortment ev-r I2ep: fer
E@le - this city.
Farmers t-rds market, laundry.
Ch.ii1-n's s-hCcl and cIJ-aes
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The funeral OF the late Capt. Henry
CIR nheim winch took lace yesterday al
terhoon, was very well attended, The re-
mains being followed To the cemetery by a
large number OF his friends, who availed
Themselves Of tie opportunity to pay the
last tokens OF re-P,ct. The procession was
headed 10y WuIienair'- band. 1t is no,
known that Capt. Groaheim has any rela-
tive living.
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Hc 0OU"0J OftHHS 70 H1"Sr q z
ven:iOn.

lOfC a b4stuGf
All County Clerks in the city are invited
to meet at the court house this evening at
o'clock to confer on the subject of calling a
general meeting or convention OF County
Clerks at some date previous to January,
1879. Il is thought such meeting, ii held
could be made interesting and profitable.
J. W. GoLTRA,
County Clerk Anderson County.
C.M LEWIS,
County Clerk Marshall County.
J. LEE KSIGHs,
County Clerk Shawnee County.
CuAs. III. kREBER,
County Clerk Atch;son County.
Kansas Patents.
The following patents have been Issued
from the patent office:
Lifting Jacks: J. W. Harbougb, Alma.
Weather Strips; y. Bowen and N. D.
Miller, Oswego.
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Train behaved.

The morning express on the Chicago,
Rock Island and Pacific road, due in this
CITY at 1855, did not arrive here until LBS
Yesterday afternoon, on accoun, OF an &C
cident at Hickory Point, a short distance
this side of Trenton. No one was hurt.
The Leavenworth weekly times. [volume] (Leavenworth, Kan.) 1870-1880, 1878-09-05

! the -ts.- P-rrtls- 2.u-izT- a
= .9-rls ard C-gz-E az god
P>n5s sui me sl-n-y W. e rctmls'
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District Court.

The following was the only case filed
yesterday in the Office Of the Clerk OF the
District Court:
Kate Drummond vs.. Joseph ". Phelan,
George Reppert, Benjamin Reppert, Harry
Shire, Fannie Shire, a minor, and Harvey
Shire, a minor petition.
The Leavenworth weekly times. [volume] (Leavenworth, Kan.) 1870-1880, 1878-09-05
Died.

TARRY-Ofconsumption, at o'clock p
NJ, "Wednesday, August 18th, Sarah Olive
McMichael, wife OF Fred. larry, aged >.
years. Funeral to-day at $50 p. N from
their late residence 7O7 Pawnee street.
Friends Of the family invited 10 attend.
The Leavenworth weekly times. [volume] (Leavenworth, Kan.) 1870-1880, 1878-09-05

Eew Canned E-sG3a.
YEAST EpWcFEG
BASKETS.

Eco-2rly aa1 C1-z's Friend
---.-...........- 70 7osEtc
PeefieS ---...-......--- zJcs
I; rs D=-ht'S Ezk.rr Soda. 2
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MOCK sales.

Daring the camp meeting they are going
TO have. some big stock sales in Lawrence.
The latest one We have heard of is the sale
of fine horses from Mr.. Akers' Kansas stock
farm to take place September Sd, at 10 a.
NJ. See advertisement on the first page.
The Leavenworth weekly times. [volume] (Leavenworth, Kan.) 1870-1880, 1878-09-05
a Fighting Preacher.

Yesterday there passed down on the
Bluffs road a man who figured very con-
spicuously in the Quartrell raid at Law
renee, Kan, several years ago. His name
is Rev. Dr. Fisher, and he is now pastor q
the First Methodist church at Omaha. He
was previously presiding Elder of the To-
peks and Lawrence districts. During the
war Quantreil offered severalthousand dol
lars for him, dead OF alive. He was always
an anti-slavery man and staunch abo-
litionist. He was also the chaplain OF
Jim Lanes regiment during The war. lie
probably received as many narrow escapes
as any man at the hands OF Quantreli.
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Probate Court.

The following is the record of proceed
ings in the Probate Court for yesterday;
In the matter of the estate of Henry Gron-
helm, deceased, letters of administration is
sued to William Shepherd.
The Leavenworth weekly times. [volume] (Leavenworth, Kan.) 1870-1880, 1878-09-05

Tie Missouri Pacific road il now fur
nishing the Horton reclining chair to all
passengers holding first-clas- tickets. This
IL AN Improvement that the travelling pub
lac will appreciate.
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have way OF making sealing-wa1 which
have used eight years, and found it supe.
rior 10 that had the misfortune TO buy
1t possesses hardness without being 80 brit
tie. | thicken boiling resin with the dus,
of common building brick to the consis;en
CIV of cream, using on the cans as you would
any sealing-wax.
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WHILE many of the male portion of our
citizens have been absent electioneeriug for
their favorites, at Topeka, many of the
female residents OF our city have been raid
ing Pemberton 4 Meade's shoe store, sue
cessfully searching for those common sense
school shoes for their little darling.
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Or. WHITTIER,
- s.. Charles street, 81. Louis, Mo.
r. WHIT TIE r ,

treats a.. forms Of Eencral Diseases, Semi
a- Emissions and Sexual Debility, with
r.. -rll'gI 4 success. No matter who failed
Cd ervr.ts; pamphlet or consultation free
tn refer to the medical profession in al.
Ir's of the County =
ToorllriU Illustrated Noos, 2SCr7.s
I.SEauD, WoNh,,HuoDi EIAErIAGE!
imoeris2eats to MARRIAGE; the cause
all cure. Sent SCc5r-ty seated, post
IA for 50 cents, b. DR. {. WHITTIER
= 81. Charles Street, St. Louis, Mo,
lac great specialist. Read his works.
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About noon to-day a section man named
John Lynch, employed by Wm. Blake, and
working on the 4. 4 n, while riding on
the drawhead on car loaded with brush,
to be used in the rip-rapping in front of
the A. 4 y. depot, met with an accident
that may cost him his life. While passing
through the yards the drawhead on which
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THE RAILROADS.
AtchispB. Top. ka & santa Fe Rail.

read.
The annual report of the Board of Di-
rectors Of the A,chison, Topeka & Santa Fe
Railroad is just at hand. During the year
1877 the gross earnings amounted to %, 6.9,
100, the operating expenses to Sl,459, 6O2,
and the net earnings to Sl,2l9,603. The
business of the road for the first six months
of 1873, compared favorable with that of
the six months previous, the following be-
ing the statement of earnings and expenses
December 81, 1873, to July 81, 1873:
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birthday Party.

Harry Ripley celebrated his birthday
yesterday by a pleasant little party. A
number o; his litrle friends were present,
and enjoyed 4 very pleasant time.
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GA behalf ii the Kansas University Ca
dis
Dsat;, of an ola Citizen of JefTers"G
COuHsS.


VALLEY Falls New Era, SOL
One Of the Oldest citizens of Valley Falls
died on last Sunday and was buried On
Monday The funeral services at the Com
gregational Church were conducted by the
Rev. l.. L. Wilson. With Mr.. Barber we
have been intimately acquainted for t~en-
;y-two wears, and We have ever found h'n
true christian and an honest man. ~
his first arrival in the State he stopped . 4.
short while in LeavenwOrth county, viz
iting Valley Falls some time in the fall OF
1856, purchasing the claim just east o.
tnwn, but did not move until the spring Of
IS57. Mr.. Barber must have been near
sixty years OF age. lie was an untirins
worker, ever busy at something, but his
constitution was so impaired, for the last
few years he has been unable to do bat lit
tie. lie has had number of very severe
attacks of sickness, partially recovering,
but he has at last been taken TO his long
home While living, he bore up under
trials and affections manfully. He has
had many reverses of fortune. being twice
burnt ont, and many years ago the loss OF
a wife and two children within very few
week. Yet Uncle Johnny stood the test
with true christian fortitude. It's thus,
one by one, the old landmarks are leaving
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ALL the world over, baby governs. Yet
ofte- disease will overcome the baby and
then 1t Is that Dr. Bulls Baby Syrup proves
it, worth 10y cOnqusring The disease. Price
2Jc bottle.
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S:tOCI',S TRAINS SCOOPED.


The He'd Devils Arc Making Life =
H"rdr" g" tra">'sr- and Freight
ere "" The Pias"..-A Dispatch from
Col. Geo. l.. >h""P'
Ii will be remembered that a few days
ago HE TIMES published the re-
suits OF a talk with Col. George l.. Shoup,
of Salmon City, Idaho. In that nneciion
the surrounding of one of his merchandise
trains by Indians on its way TO Chaliis,
where he has branch store, and the kill
s y. ". f.', va neioneu' me
trouble and ves,srd.r ,a,sar.m s
oeived from him wb;ch ;nd;c.,s. f,ssh
trouble From the con,sy, II I'D .nns.r
that the train. which cons;.,sd 81 aIsran
wagon. guarded bv f,ur,een men n,nsasJ
10 drive off the redsl;rs who made ,bs =,
t.ck assisted bv Len, W;lso,,,. tut, f..
men and To proceed on the road 10 Cb,II,s
for some distance hut were sg,i, su,,oond-
ed and fighting for their lives. 1t appears.
also that another train was started ont
from Oneida the fermipus of the railroad
and tina, this aIso ma, with Indi,ns on The
var.natb the resnlt being , t;gbt ;r Which
the whites were At fir.t wpr.,sd Inn, ,f,er.
ward 90, the hest Of the rsd avis 7, also
appesrs that the Indian. are enc,,ed in
running off stock The probabjiities are
,b,, The n,a,.nS.,s ar, Tho I,a;,ns ~,
Gen. Howard has been chasing around ali
snmmer The d;sp,,ch i. 90 s,,,iows.
ONEIDA. Idaho. Auy o4-SkeI,on,. ,r,;n
and thir,y.eigh, men again surrounded by
Indians. Nv train of sig wagons was can
tured by Indians ON Birch creek. Team
some OF his stock. Oatlook bad.
GEO. L. SHOUT.
s"n'h"cA'ern Rail way Association.
A meeting of the Southwestern Railway
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KANSAS NEWS.

Work an the Manhattan school
ssutIt3iGs.
Manhattan Iudustrialist, 2Ll
On account Of the excessive heat, the
masons ON the new building have been I'M
able to put in more than 1--WE hours per day
during this week, consequently the WORK
has progressed slowly.
AtchisOn 10 Give q Concern for q q
fSsuCOi of the SuisersPs.
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Side.
Lawrence Tribune, ~

TRINIDAD, NOlCrduO, aug. II, 10
Eihor Laurence Tribune VIII you al
low me to make the sollowing statement in
justice TO all concerned, with regard to an
article which appeared in your paper Of
recent date, concerning cUlored laborers
who had such suferings on the \. I. Il 5
Il. X. X. /, as agent OF the contracting
parties, made the contracts with those men
TO work on the \. T. II S. F. Il. X, twelve
miles beyond Trinidad, in Ration Pass, and
left Lawrence with forty-four OF them. |
took them within fifteen miles of Trinidad
when some tranps, who never work, met
the gang and told them stories which turn
ed some thirty Of them back, the remain
ing thirteen keeping OH and going to work,
and they ore working now, and are we'll
satisfied, and the other men, as your paper
states, never went within thirty miles OF
the work, and what sufferings they have
had was from their own fault, and no one
Is to blame but themselves. As there are
always two sides to stories, and feeling ii
my duty to relieve the contracting parties
of all blame, you will do me favor by in
serting the above for justice to all.
Yours respectfully,
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NTnNrrEwaEr

Al : gr--t vs-ie'y q Sal trSs
C5r--s, 2 n ara cedar k-arE-
kins, butter t-s5s, sugar
buckets and l1sc5.
6 lbs v ute Cashmere scap. =
IS bars Of Slvo1 soap for. ......r CT
20 Lars Standard "a L o,
C. ba-s 10. Palm a." .........r .
--sh Butter, Pos, and Chilk~us
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What They E4..

From one of the managers of the hotel |
got some statistics about the provisions
used by it. thousands of guests. On sim
gle day there have been consumed:
Ten thousand gallons of clam-chowder
FIVE wagon loads Of cl ans, each load con.
tanning forty bushels; twelve barrels oi
-four; eighteen barrels Of potatoes; SIX
hundred and fifty pounds Of butter; three
thousand pounds Of steaks and roasting
pieces Of meat four hundred dozens Of
eggs; six hundred quarts of ice cream
two thouss n bottles OF wine; one hundred
and sixty kegs of lager beer; four hundred
dozen bottles Of the same in addition; th;r-
ty tors Of ice.
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The under-sherif OF Labetta county
brought Jim Newberry, our county jailor, 4
neg boarder yesterday afternoon, in the
person Of Tim Heylmun, vicious looking
person who murdered man by the name
OF Dan Sullivan at Parsons on Thursday,
the 10Th inst, lieylmun was brought to
this city for safe keeping, where he will re-
main until November, when his trial will
take place.