The Leavenworth weekly times. [volume] (Leavenworth, Kan.) 1870-1880, 1878-06-06

"a and reiurn, aud heard many persons on
"a .It,,c speak ci tie Ene appearance OF
the wheat. and estimate the Weld OF son
OF the fields q, fGrty bushels per acre and
yet the very best wheat We noticed was but
little. il any, better than the poorest fitids
IN the Walnu, Valley. Harvest will com.
mence the last Of this week, in this valley
A pissraceSui Scene i'm n school
House.
Mound Cor. Mcpherson Independent, as.I
\ very disgraccfui affair occurred in
school district No. 2t, on the morning of the
l4th. Mrs. OConnor and her two daugh-
ters, and Mrs. John Craven went to the
school house for the purpose of disturbing
and breaking up the school at that place.
taught by Miss l.ansdon. The party was
armed with whips and sticks and the lead
ers OF the mob, Mrs. John Craven, took
possession Of the house, and prevented the
teacher from calling the roll or commenc-
ing her school, and after repeated trials to
commence her school, she was obliged to
send for the school board, who
were soon at the scene of action and
Quoted all disturbances by threatening to
! srrest the parties ii they did not disperse
School opened at half past ten and all was
peace again. Mrs. OConners excuse for
her disSraceful conduct was some trouble
that originated at literary last winter CON
corning her daughter, that was being made
the subject oi conversation by some of the
school girls Mrs. Craven's excuse was
that she was sent by her husband TO
straighten things out. Such a siege of dis
or.csfnI abnsiys and rrcf,pe l,ncrage a.
H. Scbol,rs were oblired to listen IN We
Lo,., may meyer he rspea,eJ
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| IN. county clerk il bns;Iv .ng,grd in foot,
inc thsm mn From tbosa H., has already
made we find that the norf.,,;op Of The
| county ontside az the civ i n m; anil
the nonuIation of the city i 4 300 m,kinr
\ total popuIation in The county III n aIi
showing an increase of 7g7 dnripq tb.
mast wear.
The acreage of winter wheat amounts tn
Sc 500 snrino wheat 7qi. an ;ncreass Of
shout 80 900 acres over last wear OF corn
the returns show $40 acres. ~ $50 in
oats and | 300 in po,atoes ola corn an,
hard mot including that in the citvl ON
the Isl Of March. 275 PSI bushels Cons;d-
cradle corn has been mt in since the asses-
sors closed M their return. and we think
il is safe In saw that the ACREAGE. Of corn this
wear will reach fuIIv 60 OOO acres on bar
lev. rye. flax. and castor beans The acreooe
ia ouite LARGO
| From tins h,stv GLANCE at the situation
| for an eight wear old county IL will In. .san
that Sedrwick can hold its head rs bigb "a
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90 the chair, and stated the object OF TIE
meeting
me committee on bali reported that they
hdd mol made a selection, whercuP1n Col.
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AMI DINING room oil the Gus Iiouser to-
gtther with supper, To the Tree use Of the
coihml'tc anu theIr guests lhls announce
ment was received with applause, and
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anu approved. The programme n one OF
the best and most varied Of any ever gotten
nm in onr c;,v .nd tho c,,;r. roLc H. ~.
up ~ our gi'y' ah'' 'ie entire zoe nor the