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The Leavenworth weekly times., 1878-02-28
FIRST ASSIGNMENT OF CASES, N ARCH TERN
AID, ISIS.

A.D., ISIS.
Hon. Robert Crozier, Judge
McCown Hunt, Clerk.
FIRST wEEK-CoURT CAsES-MoNDAY, MARCI
9TH, ISIS.
52s2 Atchison vs. Hook
5i66 Petit ct al. W.. Henderson, ct al.
5a2 Switzer Manufacturing Company VS.
| Balm.
6o55 kansas Pacific Railroad Company VS.
| Ryan.
GiO7 New York Mutual Life Insurance Co VS.
| Alliance Mutual Life Assurance Society.
| 6lis kansas PaclIc Railroad VS.. TAYLOR
| 65s6 Skaggs vs.. Myers, et aI.
6ivi Stone VS.. the city OF Leavenworth.
| JoiJ Kansas Pacific Railroad vs.. Board of
| County Commissioners.
| GIG Burke VS.. Burke.
| 5.l7 Gilbert VS. Eastman et al
| 90 Btyer VS.. Bayer.
6ssi Evans vs.. Btldwin
os1o Clark vs. CarotheIS
Os9l Teller vs. Smith et al.
TUESDAY, MARCH 9TH, A. D., 1873.
Geoi Borland ct a.. vs. Clark, ct al.
b.-S lnsley, et al. vs.. Casey ct al.
os's Woodward as assignee, etc.. VS.. Eaves,
tai.
699s First National Bank VS.. Eaves, ct al.
.UvJ Minter vs.. NJ inter.
7Ov9 Brubaker, ct al. vs.. FRANKIE, ct al.
WEDNESDAY, EARcH 9th, Is7s.
7Ol4 Woodward vs. ssignee, Vs. Hensley ct al
7Oi5 Fees vs.. Reiser at al.
1852 Dewey vs.. Home Building Association.
.U6s Galser VS.. Van Winkie ct al.
.U6J Cole VS.. Cole.
IS oNwer VS.. burgess ct al.
.OJ2 Griswold VS.. Evens ct al.
1896 Evens etal VS.. Powers ct al.
THURSDAY, MARCH eth, ISIS.
1Og7 Wor'hwine VS.. Worthwinc
1888 Parrot VS.. Parrot ct al
7Ol5 woodhUu>e vs.. Kansas Insurance Com
Pany ct al.
1O0i ChrisIoph vs.. Christoph.
100 Lille Association OF Am rica W. Sheph-
erd ct al
FRIDAY, MARCH sth, ISIS.
ZIP Buckley VS. King.
7ll5 Hanks vs.. Hanks.
.ll6 Becker VS. Becker.
. IL Loonlis VS.. Rayser ct al.
Ills johnson vs.. johnson.
SECOND wEEK-JURY CASEs-NoSDAY, MARCH
l!TH, 1873.
30 Geagan VS.. Geiger.
800 P-mbrrton vs.. Fopte ct al
h6i Btd-r vs. Mooney et al.
6-5 smith vs.. Board of County Commis-
sIoners.
i3la kirmryer vs.. Kansas Pacific r. Il Co
80 Burse>s e. al vs.. Boggs.
TUESDAY MARCH 18TH, ISIS.
sic Harris vs.. Price
'It3 Barn vs.. Haas ct al.
.jls Smith vs. GiSt ct al.
b>i Bad r vs.. VI Itcheil.
G0s Nrey ". Potter.
WEDNESDAY, MARCH 18TH, 1873.
20 KrouSe vs.. Kelly.
57S Board Of Count, Comms s. 'oners VS.. Ger.
man savings Bank.
B Olsen ". Mooney ct al.
Anthony vs.. Leg .Ie.
SO Grant vs.. Bond.
THURSDAY, MARCH lirH IS7S.
So Stuart vs Leonard,
50 Spears ". Piper.
~ Topping et al. vs. Abernat'Iy.
30 1nman W Hammond ct al.
E=I Ryan ". Fonda.
~ Ryan W. Fo. da rt al
FEIDAY, MARCH 18TH, 1873.
30 Stove vs. Smith
g earn y ". city Of Leayenwort. 4,
Treat vs. Harmon
IL Randolph ". RISSell ct al
TET If, fo- it never diSappoints. DR.. Bulls l
ousL syrup. Per bottle, - cents.
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There is no earthly boon more precious
than good health, and it behooycs its pos
sessor to enieavor 10 retain it. II You are
assailed with such provoking ills as sick
headaches, torpid liver, sour stomach and
general feeling OF weariness and disgust.
don't go and comGlit suicide, but take FL
lert's Da light Liver Pills and be cured.
Sold by jos. Harrop, Campbell * Kendrick
and Theo. Egersdorif.
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Distempsrs, coughs, colds, feyers ard
most OF the diseases which horses, cattle,
sheep hogs and poult Y are subject to are
readily overcome and cured by using Uncle
Sans Condition Powder according to the
plain directions. Sold by Jos. Harrop.
Campbell * Kendrick aud Theo. Eccrs-
dorff. eod,Sw
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Signed the Bal.

WAsIIISGToS, ID. C., February 25.-The
President signed the act making an appro-
priation for the purchase of | W libraries
Tor the Use Fl the courts, and United States
officers in the Fsrritosie. of Wyoming and
DacptIh.
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Attention is lied to the advertisement of
J. F. Richards & Co., In this issue. This is
nrm Of which Lesven worth is justly proud.
lis trade extends all over the West, and they
carry a much larger stock than any other
firm in the state. Mr.. Richards is one of the
soiid men OF Kansas, and Mr.. Park, the other
nenloer OF the firm, is live. energetic and
popular. They are deserving OF success
The Leavenworth weekly times., 1878-02-28

NJ the annul! meeting o. ;hc corpora:orS Of
tn krnSHS O-yhan ASyiam and Home for
Fr.,Et!css Children, ne!d January 2nh. 1873,
Art. /, OF the Constitution was AMENDED by a
UnanIm' rs vote 10 read hereafter, the name.
of ti'' Institution shall he 'k gnS;ts Drnhan
Asylum" leaving Off the words tuui Hom,.
f". F!lrIGie>S CIl!dgrDl fsbI ST
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X. PRODUCE MARKET.

KANSAS CITY, February 26
WHEAT-Quiet; No 3, 81 CsIZ; No 4, 81 CO.
CoEN-StrOng but quiet = . =, &c; let.
ed, ~ ,I.s1tc.
OATs-Quiet; No. ., I2I,c.
RYE-DulI No. =, lie.
BAgIEY-\Ominai.
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Platte county is to have meeting. and dis
cuss the question Of the payment Of fraudu-
lent debts. The incubus consists ofabouf $780,
0O0, voted for the building Of the Parkville
and Grand river road, which was never built.
Hon. II. Clay Dean, Of Iowa, Will be the prin-
cipal speaker, and tomorrow Is the time ap-
polluted. Our Board OF County Commissioner
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Mothers Will find Dr. Wincheil's Teeth.
ing Syrup just the medicine to have in the
house for the children; it will cure colds.
coughs, sore throat and regulate the bowels.
Try it. Sold by Jos. harrop. Campbell &
kendrick and Theo. Egersdorff.
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Prubltc (u..Fr.

In the matter Of the estate of George W.
Williams, ]. c, Embry, guardian, made
fourth annuaI settlement.
In The IN ttter of the estate of Francis J.
Fl william. deceased. r. &. Fi!zwiIiarn
made first annual settltm mt.
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S,Nt Subjec, for Debate.

The following is the next subjec. 10. debate
ID Irre tn Young Mems Literary Society:
LcSoitci. That Oliver Cromwell w a, = great
er inan thnn Napoleon Bonaparfe.
Ailii iuauve-Wm- Il W er and H. Benia-
min. Negat.ye--G. b. Sp. ait and john Coa.
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Il. C. LIVE STOCK MARKEr

KANSAS CITY, February 26.
CATTLE - Receipts, 81; shipments, 1ss; /;
active and steady; sales shipping steers,
50 65d} 20; butchers steers, s. I219a3 6l12;
oxen, 3 9Dg3 80; cows, 81 -.
HoGs-R-ceipts, 2.O6; weak, and 5aiOc
lower range OF sales, 50 1898 a. bulk, s. 37Iz;
closed
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= -
Z. :. &. = = =.
= >@e-- it.-r ~ . love rra. ? , 1irgy r-sss z
-a-I E.raHa.. E.r.-~ -sis.
c'--iE-n-Ts : 10 pf.-'.. -aI a. Defanse- n
D Hn-rts ~
~ -se'ier-' - -s.Iras.- - .r-st Worm pe-A
~ stroycr. eEt--d 800 lt-=e live fraa1 NV a
II child year a1. TnIs >srgsr - Louis. P---e n
each =>. n drassi.; irBt Ee-t.thea .eue far
~ tsen- z v SELLERS q CO. Prop's Pi.r.t1-xh p. q
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WAYS At WASHINGTON.
TrIE CAR.NET SESSION.
lion of the Louisiana Question and
the Discussion Of the silver BIll.

WASHINGTON, ID. C., February 26.-To-
days cabinet session was one of gre AT interest
As it was devoted, TO some extent. 20 tie
discussion OF the trials in progress in New
Orleans, and also in the interchange of
views on the subject of the silver bill
Upon the topic OF the sentence OF General
Anderson, il is understood that very deci-
ded opinions We're expressed, to the effect
that the interference of the Governor of
orIiSiana
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Probate Court.

In the matter of the estate Of David Taylor,
deceased. letters OF administration granted TO
Squir. i. Taylor.
In the Ihatter OF the estate of Lille Storm
et al minors, Elrne>t Storm, guardian, al
low tncr uf SI2J made To Mary Storm Tor the
man rnancs. OF the C lildrrI.
Marri tgc ilc -II>s- ISSUED 10 David Sullivan
ana a heIlne Harrington.
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sTAIEoF KANSAS.
LSAvENwOisrH COUNTY. -
lathe PROBATE Court iH and for said County.
In the Matter OF the Estate Of
DAVID TAYLOR, Deceased
NOTICE * HEREBY GIVEN, That let
~ tiers Of Administration have been gran
ted to the undersigned on the estate of Dav id
Taylor, late OF said county, deceased, by the
honorable. the Probate Court OF the county
and state .aiOresaid, dated the 18th day of
February. A. D., l>7s. Now, all persons hay-
ing claims against the said estate are hereby
notified that they must present the same 10
the undersigned for allowance, within one
year from the date of said letters or they
may be precluded from any benefit of such
esiat- and that II such claims BE- not eNhibi-
ted within three years after the date of said
letters, they shall he forever blrrsd
SQUIRE +. TAYLOR, Administrator of
the estate of David Taylor, deceased.
February 2jth. 1873.
IN WITNESS WHEREOF. I the UNDERSIGNED
Probate Judge Of Leavenworth Couu-
", have hereto set my hand and af-
Sc IL fixed the seal of the said Probate.
Court rnis 18th day Of February, \.
ID. lS's- NEWTON MANS,
1eb-s-WJt Probate Judge.
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HOME MARKETS.

| HAY-s!0 o.
BELNS-SI - q 90 per bu.
RlE-}j@ i0c; choice white, Acc.
EGGS-9 %. retail l1l.c.
CiIEE~E-kansas. ytSdllIc.
FLOUE-Cnoice family XXXX, S. -: Col.
i-n Eagle, s. %; Western Rose. 81 -.
Ej jITEk-SIrictly choice little offered,
~ -. rrnmDn grad IS scarce, ut iSc.
OATSaOc
81. -. per ton.
SHIP sTUFF-sI0 per ton.
ONIONS-SI -.
CABBAGE-SSG5 per hundred, and choice
scarce.
WHEAT-No. 3, 81 O5; No. 4,sI O0c; rejected
SIC; the market is firmer and prices steadily
going up
CORN-Market price for choice white, 32d ass
Yellow. She; and none in except railroad.
POfAIOES-Early Rose, 4Ja soc; Peach
Blows, yi95Jc very scarce.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS., 81 p per dozen !;
dressed, 2 20; Ducas gt ttting plenty, at 5Jdj2.
dressed. choice.
WILD GAME-Rabbits, e0c. per dozen
BRODMCORN-s60asJ per ton.
RACDE-Retaii iOc for sides hams lOc
shoulders 8 &c. wholesale
WODD-Dak and hickory, 81 p: sawed ard
split, - 80 ; elm aud cottonwood, S5 per cord.
and actual demand light.
APPLES-JJd s5per bushel for choice.
HoNEl-l1c. per pound.
bRA\GE~-si - per box.
LENpNS-s5 - per box
Stock Market.
TLE-RItchers3I3l,c &c; Mutfoii3I .d::i{c.
'i"iS-I i'm, at 3 Is % .; and MAJ ket
weaker.
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DISTRICT COURT.
Proceedings Before Judge Crozier
Yesterday.


Cleveland Cooperative Stove Co., VS.
Geo. +. Russell et al.-Disrn;sSed as to Geo
I Russell; default as TO Geo. z. Russell judg.
Inent az .inst him for sii220.
Shelley VS.. Gordon ct al.-Disnissed costs
paid.
I Shelley VS.. Lyons.-Dis missed cos.s.naid.
Mckenzie vs.. Ford et aA-Dismissed: cosSs
paid leave 20 withdraw papers in case.
W Z. BOriand ct a., vs. y. II. Clarke ct al
II. ]. Dennis removed as administrator; Mrs.
3asson submit e ;case continued.
Donehoe VS.. Aorrisey.-Judg gnent for de-
PENDANTS.
German Savings Bank VS.. H. W. Wulfekuh-
ler.-Defendant's bill of exceptions presen-
ted, allowed and signed and ordered to be
printed.
Pendery VS.. Stuart.-With consent of par
ties, the motion TO discharge attachment, is
continued TO next term.
BCubaker et a.. VS.. FRANKIE ct al.-Motion
held under advlsement.
SImn ms vs.. .Cnauclee.-DIsInissed as per
stipulation.
King VS.. Powers ct al.-Petiiion for removal
refused.
Adjourned until ten O'Clock this morning.
To-day Is the last day OF the December term
of court.
Two criminal cases were filed yesterday In
the District Court, follows:
stlite q. Kansas VS.. Jacob Grebe-Charge of
perjury
State of Kansas VS.. George b. Spratt-Peace
warrant.
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\ very large and appTec.atiye au uier &c
heard the ooHccrt -iven 10y the Msnd.lssU.ru
Sin-.a., SUci ~. last evening, at the OP.rl
HoaSa. The mus" iHruugLout wa> fine, both
voc a and IN >TTs!ih. n'stl. TGe mcmbg.s OFT he
spc!ety have ~ t>ou t. icungraruiare them
selves. 3S every ~ 90 rofuccd WAS 80 nearly
pr-.s-.t. th-.,i,.. comm I.i, after the pcrfor-
nance, w,. or I... ur.- favorable char c,gr.
In f,...gI.f.. yy.t- ftf-.
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THE VIEWS or TIE CABISEI
re not a unit on the subject of
The Lie A.,ecia1,on Of America.

ST. LOUIS, Mo-, Februsry 26.-Insur 'nce
Superintendent Relfe and Commissioner
Raw, of Michigan, have completed their ex-
an nation of the Life As>oci 'tion of Amer
lea. They report that the Association has
about Sl2O, 900 surplus over all liabilities
and reserves at four and cne.half per cent.
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Refused 10 Confirm Him.

WASHINGTON. D. c. February 2G.-The
Senate, IN executive session, rejected the
nomination OF VIM. F. Wheeler. OF Helena,
Montana, ,forreappointment As United States
Marshal of thst Territory.
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BALTIMORE CORN MARKET.

BALTIMORE, February cs
CORN-Western active, and &c lower; mixed
spo'. February and March, SIC; April, sc !;
May, $50.
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PETER BERRY. Wholesale Dealer In
WINES AND LIQUORS.

81 Shawnee street, missouri Valley BuiId-
ing) Pure Kentucky Whistles a especially.
Leavenw worth, Kansas.
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rheumatism, neuralgia, sprains and
bruises will be relieved by Uncle Sans
Nerve and Bone Liniment Sold by jos.
Harrop, Campbell d Kcndrick and Theo.
Egersdorff
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PREMIUM !!

We offer Rev. Joseph Cooks valuable new
volumes, entitled BIOLOGY" and TRANS
CESDESTALIsN," embodytng In revised
and corrected form, the authors last winters
remarkable Monday Lectures. They are pub
iIshed in handsome book form, with coIOred
illustrations, by James II. Osgood Il Co., OF
Boston. We Will mail a copy of either vol
ume, post paid, to every subscriber TO the In
DEPENDEST who remits us 3:3 for year In
advance or any subscriber may remit IS.
so, and we will send him the ISDEPESD-
EST for two years, in advance, and both vol
uues postpaid.
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The ball given at Odd Fellows Hall last
might, by Germsnia Lodge, Nos. 1. o. %. r.
"A decided success which Is due prin cIpal-
Iy 10 the following N med gentlemen
COMMITTEE or ARRASGEM ESTS.-Martin
Smith, Christ Dsngler, GrOrge Scneiner,
Lpu.s Casper, Christ Becker.
FLOOR CoMMIITEE.-Ado!ph werDher, Fred.
ii -,-r,-n, John II. kaibneIsiI.
After the INST part Of the dance the i'm
mense number Of guests enjoyed a handsome
surpeT prep tred by Mr.. Adu.phe Haug, after
which TO the starring sITtins OF music the
dance was resumed and confined Until a
laIe MOIr ihIs mDEnin..
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Markets by Telegraph.

NEW DIRK, FtDruary q.
GDLD-Opeued and closed at 81 Oi7s, with
~t.rS dur ng the day at 81 U2.
ChERIISG RATES To per cent.
SILVER BAI;>-Ei =. grernhact>; 81 lSl4,
gold silver coin, 4ali per cent. discount.
COVER >MENT BONB>-Sl TUng.
RAILgpAD BpNDs-FITm.
STATE ~FCTRITIES-SiCady.
STpCSS-DUI and heavy; closing prices
generally the Lowest of the day.
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TIE FhDIN
STATE OE KANSAS. /

SlA T. oE hANSAS-
LSANENwORTH COUNTY. /
An inqui>ition holden at Leavenworth. in
Leavenworth county, on the body of a male
cai.d there lying dead, by the Jurors whose
names are hereto subscribed, the said jurors,
upon th-ir oath, do say: The said child has
come To It's death from causes unknown 10
the jury. JAMS SHIRE Foreman.
l. L. ROTHENBERG,
JOHN GRKELISH,
JoHNM CGLINN,
p HELEY.
JOHN SHOf MAKER.
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III II il
CARRIES TESTIMONY


Ny name is Carri- Smith, and being sworn
depose and say: 1 WAS at the Rose Bud the
en.ng OF the I'D inst. 1 know Ellen Lop-
,man- She came TO that house about three
weeks ago She and Lizzie Townsend went
to bed together that night at the usual hour.
My bed room was on the same fioDr, and
about three O'Clock 1 was called To make a
fire ia that room; the mother was sick then
and the child Was born about five o'clock on
the lirh of February l waited on the mother
and tine child 1t had spells of crying as if il
htd cho!ic. The mother asked ME the night
-ioEe ITS death TO give il a sugar teal, and
put some mOlaS>e> on IL and gave IL TO its
mother with the sugar teat in its mouth. /
WAS IN tie habit OF taking morphine myself.
ana bought some at Umm, thun's drug store
the morning before and took IL all myself. IL
wbs only five cents worth. ] heard the moth
er say two or three days before IL died size
wished IT would, II would be better off, /
never madea remark that | would do some
dirt before I'd leave the house, or that it, the
child was only a b tstaId, and that | wished
IL was dead left the house at eight o'clock
the morning the child died, hastily because
Mrs. Bland threatened TO whip me, because
she thought was writing letters IL her SON
CARRIE SMITH
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In the Matter OF the Estate of }
nANlD TAYLOR DerraSed [
Notice of Final Settlement.

STATE OF KANSAS.
LEAyESWOI:TH COUNTY.
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IN FAVOR OF ANDERSON

should not be wiihhell So far as can be
learned no communications will Be sent
from any representative OF the general gov.
ernment TO the executive Of the state OF
Louisiana, but it was remarked to-day by
an official holding close relations with the
administration thai in this matter there was
neither indifference nor inact witty on the
part Of the President Ii seems probable
that
THE PRESIDENT AWAITS FURTHER PROCEED
in the New Orleans courts before entering
into the subject for this point. The general
impression Is that Gov. Nichols Ought to
and will interfere. The members OF the
cabinet are unusually reticenr regarding
the tenor Of the discussion upon
THE SILVER BILL,
or as to the probtb'e results. There is,
oweyer, ground for believing that the Pres
ident will in day or two, address a mes
sage TO Congress in connection with the bill
now awaiting his action. Whether q is
will be a Veto message or not is yet alto
ge;her a matter of conjecture. There can
be obtained no ofii.ial authority for any
declaration in the premises. 1t il no secret
that
THE VIEWS OF THE CABISET
were not a unit on the subject of what
action should be taken. There is a proba-
bility that the discussion will be renewed
on Friday next, unless in the meantime
special meeting shall be called TO determine
the subject Ii is r marked TO a certainty
til at the bill will be either signed or vetoed,
and that there is no probability whatever
that i, will become law by the expiration
of ten days.
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OLD switch engine M. 10 arrived yesterday
from the repair shops, and was heartily well
coined by the Old crew of yardmcn- IL has
been thoroughly oyeTuauled, and Engineer
Manly gave a Tousfng cheer as he pulled the
throttle for the first '.run," after he n ii ar
I'd old No over To a.I engineer to be iaHeu
b.lck ta lis pl ace az Siate Elne.
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In the Matter Of the Estate OF }
ANDREW BAUER, Deceased.

IN Tie Probate Court cr said County and State.
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her
MARIA y BLAND.

| marx.
Tr. Callahan, being duly sworn, deposes
| anc says:
Il am physician practlcing in this city :
| about fifteen minutes before II O'Clock to-day
| found tHG child now dead IN the hands of
an ola co4Or.d wuTn al. in IniS house ats skin
I over the face and arms, and hands, and legs
almost rurpIt, putseieSS at The wrists, eXtrenl-
ity co.., IA All not. chm dropped down, ,tongce
well back is the month, and purple in color,
breathing three ur four Times "A minute,
action II the heart Ie-ble, abo Il forty at, To
| the minute, the pupils "i the eye dI!atcd I;
! this was the condition | fuuud thu child in
1 remained some twenty minutes, ana
s.a.>Tus, and drev fifteen or twenty
br-atIs 10 IA. VI mute, sp;lSmolIctlly. The
acton %; the i"zIft growing we tS. ma pulst-
lions less ITogu HJ, luencSs OF skin >ub>id-
Iug, and a., UHiHg nIorc OF "A palIDr tgcn
con>i.-. ed At hopeless 10 prescribe anything
..lthat do you consider rrodu-ca t,c ap-
p'arth"es yoI have .scrihed:' 'A.y upin-
l"n tHen ami now l., Tina, opium may, or 4Iu,
lIo .u-c it
Adj sGrn. d II +. d. 25tlI, al . A. NJ
Matte SttHd o Il, being duly sworn. says
81 IiN" az tue Rose Bad House, inst seen
weens ago at .4e Rose But, she was IneIe
about iuT,e GcrkS D-io:e the ac rtu OF In-
c'Htd, she wcn- 10 red the even
iEg bsfur. at the usual hour, 1t about three
O'Clock Nu uBoTniEg / heard hc cigII cry. |
Ny room WIS GA tl.c sam. hall, went IN hr T
room :'boaJ o'clock that rnuT1IIE. The |
EhIne Carrie make any rcu. tril about ih,
-giid eng IrOu dc ia The HO'I>,..' Il did" 4"
''-he sad ~e wIS -c:rin: tired Of taking care
.! A. that Il wt~ q. ID t>iaId child she and |
the IuuJacr hsla some disputes Tor a day Or |
{ 40 before ihe btE,h, aUd hc I'd her s,y In |
the pT.>-nce Ol Inc fnptIcT, IN I >lI,. GiI no
iiT; 81 she cana. to tn, house, and she Was
sOIn To 10 some e she Won u i,;tNe. She /
rem .iWaN before Ia" clIi IL was dead
Did YOU hear any prison IN the house |
talk of tI-oH being given 10 the child" Il |
DID, '.ier mDt.I-r = al She thought /
Morphine Carrie ntd given il something thai
killed D.. Carrie Sic al the room with the /
IN ter, and did not Sc her sine until now
al THIS inquest.
her
The Leavenworth weekly times., 1878-02-28

TEY il, fo- it never diSappoints. DR.. Ball,
CousL syrup. Per bottle, - cents.
The Leavenworth weekly times., 1878-02-28

ATTLE-RItchersiI3l,c &c; MuttoiiSi as &C.
ipiS-I i'm, at Ij =; y; and MAJ kei
weaker.
The Leavenworth weekly times., 1878-02-28
Administrators Notice.

STATE OF KANSAS, ,
L-AyENwOETu tOENTY. :
The Leavenworth weekly times., 1878-02-28

THE present City Clerk is one OF the most
accommodating officers in the service. He
is always willing 10 favor his friends with
public information relative to his Office, and
takes great pains 10 See that such infoIma-
tion is correct.
The Leavenworth weekly times., 1878-02-28
TNeeklp Ujmss
THURSDAY, FEBRUARY 2s, 1878.
rF,om Tuesday Mornings DalIy.I

a SPECIAL train loaded with hogs came in
over The Kansas Contra! yesterday
BUSINESS WAS fair among our merchants
yesterday
u. ENIY SIX samp trunks were in the
baggage room at the Union depot last Sun
day.
A FRACTIors pair OF mui"s broke the tongue
from an ambulance at Fort Leavenworlh
last ~ Dday.
INPgovISIESTs have been begun in various
parts Oft city, owing TO the near approach
OF spring
AN effort is being made 10 have the pawn
brokers pay a license OF slO0 instead OF 80, a.
heretofore.
THIRD street bridge was yesterday cleansed
from the deep mud that has Tor long time
laln ON its surface.
THREE wolf scalps were received by the
cnu.ty c,erk yesterday, and crcmaied, as the
law direct.
HARVEY & RICE have recently opened a
new hotel and eating house at Hugo Cut, on
the h. p. Il. II, aud furnished IL In line order
from the wei!-AnoSu house OF EODer Keith
& 90.
THERE is camp containing about twenty
the Chicago & Rock island bridge, that has
been causing .rror TO the bridge waichman.
The aui hOuIIes M. .ut here ind an opppTtu-
nifty 10 do something, II the reports are tue
The Leavenworth weekly times., 1878-02-28

THE matinee" at Occidental Hall last
evening was a pleasaat affair, aud was at
tended by a large number of the young peo-
pie, who did not fail TO make the hours pass
Dlea>uEfly