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Decorah-posten., 1878-09-25
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9enpe roienbe ubtaleller ansaaenoe
benne nDm9rfsDe Dampillbslinie
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bjem meb "Iaslo" ben 20be SUM-
fioitl. lopepe ies DereS 6ulpmas'
rig at ienoe ncsle Orb tilbase.
naar ies oar fcmmen cper Sapet
I'll amerifa, for at tllfienoesipe,
bpcrlepes ies iputss on Sefcrprin'
gen meD Snman, einien. Da ies
MI lpffelis % pei sr fcmmen til
New Ycrf lpas (psn CITE Suli),
er bet mig Ell SerueIslie at iubs
irie bette nit 9slte M itrag, OF
bet iaa meset belere, ba Bet er ct
fele6s Dnlle al afle Sfanoinaper,
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reiife mep einieu. at Be. Sr.
Maent, naa blipe unperrettet ON,
bpor scpt o. bumant ri bier be-
banblepe cmbprp | Snmanssiniens
fore % prastise Dampilib "6itp
Of Berlin. Sfripelien er tateret
Rew 0crf Den 6te Suli 1878 %
nnpertesnet: q. ST.. 8snnins fra
Sittern, ". Sabnicn, Ole s.
Scprs, 6. 8. Salbbom msp ga.
milie. Ole &. Zoe fra Oppai,
Scbn Yeosriem Sierrinsselb msr
Suitru fra @alen. 3bor .. Silps
mep Seu fra 6lau, S%aainspal,
Oplcie Stcnpif fra Sjusn, Salpcr
s. euuaas meo 5amilie fra lsn.
let, Hfterpalen, lbriue .. Stor.
lie fra Ssrien, Ysbr Vsbrion mel
Suifru % 9 Born fra OHerpabl,
Semtelanc, 5bctef earisn eunaas
fra 1eniet, Gifsrpaleu, y. Star
0fermnp, DIE Olien mep 6amili,
fra 8cbberoal. Sslselauo, Grif 81,
9arlpnL DO, Grif Nllicu, DO. W
SebRlpn, $epsmarfeu. Ole Sller
Stepnempr meb 8cne fra 1ptber,
bal, S~elselane, @nalf annnieI
Scrstausen fra Bang, @alcers
Anne SbriftoTerieu 8rcfsrnrpan,
gen fra ". OealeU,"
asenturet Der | Iserrab er
0eecrab' goiteus Oiics.
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Nnt Iiriua / CONQUER.

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notwithstanding % Spauins
III Sr. Sarpep Often / Rtpsewap.
Der aaerepe bar cpertaset Sorret.
nineeH. Sr. @emarf bar hpttet
til FIN 5arm / 3arberen al Rlpse.
nap.
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Np Eprrctuira.

Nv O~0 |HfI
0i erfare, at Or. Sper Sarien
bar leiet Is. &. Sraneis's ppttslts
gutifbpanius % pil beapuoe Sor'
refining Der | Spen cmfrins Den
lite Oftcbsr. pan er aaereps
retit Gf for at fjebe @arer =
Drp 6cOos, Groceries, faroigs
alaoer o. {. b. Sr. Sarlen ba,
/ mango aar brepet eli belpis 5or'
refining | Brownsville, Wiuu.,
icm Replem AT 6irmaet sarlsn 4
asleleL % ri baaber, al ban MAJ
we're liseiaa belpis bsri Spen.
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Sintcrbucoe iaaet | Nimeibcif 60

Sr. {. e. 8osiam, 5armer
Sauce Scwnibip, bur piit cs 9rspt
.af @interbpepe, icm ban iaaeot
ificr Seit, % ben fer iarpeles sopi
no. San m pper 25 SuibelS pr.
aere; ibef nil ban inbiaa meleu,
As % so @cres. Sr. 5osiun
mener, at 0interbpsben ftaar fig
mob "Gbiuhbu9" bebre enb almia.
oelis 9aarbpeoe, % bpis bette e,
5ilfalbst, iaa er pitnOf Wesel
opnaaet. Oct ter pare ct 6orisa
pere at tillaa nosle Meres mel
0interbpeee, % cmenp ubiapen,
paa @runo al 0intersu, bier Ill
intet9icrt, iaa bar man ialfalt
anleonins til at tlliaa paanp met
Vaarbpebe. .
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SiGIp iOr be Of oen guile Tsber gibenoe

"Oob Selcws" bar ienpt s25 o.
Srimurerne $50 til @ule. Seber.
DIftrifterue. 9ep prirar SubRrtp.
ticn or inofrmmet cmfrius $75,
cs peb Wiis Reabs aftenunper.
bOlenins inpfcm $23.2 5 Deb
Sclelpiuet iioie 9srpas inbfcm
pmfrinQ SIT.
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pssoras % Smssn,
Den 24ee Gsrtkr
Ecnrtc Ta2aaua,
Den a4es Ssrttr

"Oteorab' YOiten" bsspnrer met
bette No. I'm fsmts @arsana. Ss'
lfnloe slGos os at bsboIbs ale b,
aomls Nbcnnentsr, men, bpis Der q
@OssH, iOm lite Snlier SIapei osl
fommsnbe Gar, uiI De sisre os sr
Slenefte beb at unberrstts o. oerom
inareit mnllat. $pis Blaosts Bel
pnesre oil isnes Of en- eller Here MP,
Gbonnsnter. piI BET pGre ticrt.
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Stormcn peS Yeiterbapct.

aRd. SpOr guseH is saar, cm / Sss tusr ROrD.
SuiIteu rpssnbs etorm cOe gelaerne ausr,
&c buOr Sauet bet fraao,r ON Stranb;
6. Sub bieIpe be Semenn, buis ubIibs &aar
Drsp benz bort fra bet ~ircfaie aano.
CIR Su efOnusrtsn bift puu bet ipoenbs Sap
Com en- Bob bIrtr BEN fpnset MOB Stp;
ROn bsns @unhfab / Rat faIb, fnor lin @rap
Ser pso spfen. iaa mar Deb Dor Bb2
Sri BEN rOr- Horun tera ~ .e..ep.. .mb,ra
a., saop, a &sssImash9beo at blips i%Oriputt. you
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SOuoassmmsen.

Set ringer bolt fra &irlt,
Set ringer imoo Sfp,
SpOr LET for Sslsns Straalur
De blsse Saaser ftp!
Set ringer imob $imI.n
Web oeili9 &loffeflans.
Saa bleot o. bog iaa m9oti9t
Com milbsft Yialmaans.
% ole be SmaaiuaIs,
Der bpe9e nnbsr Sag,
De uaaene op % iiun8e -.
Vt sleosIigt @oooas.
Stlp 8inben iui,r itiae
gn 9oblanasmdooi,
Smsns ben iasts iuepsr
SenoDtr &irfefi.
% Blomferaanbsn puaaer
sig tpit % ialia frem,
Com bar ben 3aiieofu
I'll Breoeut bsi. Siem.
. bn. min Sen Der sisr,
ZIG Guslen. ! bit 8rph
I'll 9op % YriS en- rinas,
Wsn bog en- irsioi8 Wsft.
.. fpnb eu big ION 8inbsu.
$enoptr &irfsfti.
&eu. Tom en- BIOmit fin Nanbs,
Dit Siertss Wslobi.
% FOG ben Nast. bpis 0obbsb
gr oper al Goritanb.
Ssa bam mso &aiitians.
De bsoits, ION bu fan.
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"Ccorab.Y Soften" 3 Waaneb,r
0ra lite October til III. Sanuar)
for 20 e.nts. % snbba 8eepnb.ltu
Of Observation-Disclosures. Ssno ind
NtfpiItion / beiioS.
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Seq bar snbsl gintsrbpeos al no.
its Vars Nplins tiliales. SOr SGu.
bigbeos Sfplb fan man hsnpenpe
fs til 3. 3. 8afer. Gecorab Soma.
z. 6, SOsium,
Ganos 2oiunlbip.
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Necorab=YOiten
Bprtlbbeu.

9orilsben. - Gn linen Scrpe 4 aar
aammd msf IN linen bpie Irit paa bet enc
Cie, bCrilsb Tot cntrtnt en- @aante lieen
ira nnbtriesneoee 6arn9dna, cmtrenf en-
1dl inrro ira eoaui zane. 6n rasltnos
Selsrnins tlbnots lor Siitaatbrinsditn.
3u Ytetr q. yien.
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pr. Dcttor, bpap fciter BET
al faa Ell lano truffst up 7 -
5anol9sen: Dollar. ! ~puinpiS
iaar De Rabat.
= 9iensitspis,n /; Sar Sc Gun
ger ?-S la9tertonsu /: Rti.-Yissn /:
De leper life leuss 8, ba. WOr!
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9pnneoilaa.

Sphhtpituy. T.I.f-.
Siote SbOrspas 5crmibeas fog
epniloen NED I en- Speoefaf, til.
berenpe Peper Samre / Deeprab
Scwnibip. Den brenoie alpeles
ncp, men mep msset Mrbeibe 1T
man rsopst be tire ~tiliteoenoe
Staffe.
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Opsr 5000 Collars p9rot af nps
Tarer, i%nobsfattenbs i9roiss &lGbsr
Saite, Sner. '8ents 6urniibins
@ooes", OiU, nstOp mOota9st bOs
B. Z gafon.
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Oct bsoite Splas Of "@suts
8urniibins Goods" | 8pen. fnees
hos B. z. galton.
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@us. Der sniiu earpins. Spin.
ming. 6uains. Darunins, oiu. ubisrt.
anmooes ON ut inblspsre fine Sr.
orss inareit muli8t. ba Babri.
Ten oil blipe ftoppet. iuainart BET
tOlbe 8sir lnbtrrHer.
10 Oscorab @oolen Wiu So.
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lIimoI0ite greue peo Seturah Z. s

Hal ben 24ee Sept.
@crsrr . @ee-Siine Fttericn-Suii.
ne &dnicn-@nerns 8. Wdbs Glen ans
nericn Srsife-warp Senion-Ma9ais liar
neis-adrolins 9licn 2unr- G6Wirp s..
Sftrral-Oanid = Sierean.
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Spffsmnins % Weparerina Of
muiiialife Snltrumsnttr. ueisrss al
Frri. Z, q. .. @rsm. 3%iiirseshatlit
saranttrts. ~. ~.
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Spiet fife III lmorsen. buao en-,
fan pisres ioas. Serior saa til
& Z. GaitOn fersnb &uloen inb.
trafer % fob Goers llnberilaosr.
Spsrfraiter, olp.
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Nsiurante.

Nsiuranee.
pr. 81. q. Sobnicn beraf Spen
er ensaseret ION Isent for BET
samle p~aalipelise "6armers Sninr'
ance Company" at Solar @apips,
Soma. 9ette acmpasni er b%efienet
for at tetale ale lab prompt, %
naar Bet | 6crbinpelle bermeo bar
fifret fig en- iaa ppstis Agent ION
pr. SObnion, laa fan nj Sntet ie
ipeiea for, at bette acmpasni MAI
fuHns sisre COB 5rrretnins Der.
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SuosbeS. Tom Der er fortalt. Jlsp Der tempst % Iiet
for bette ~ulpfielisc 2aub. ill hi git bort fra SpbbeI. Spab
Der feeu fnIste tier, oeb is Sntet at mslbs ON. - @I
Der aloris ipire nOscn Cen for al bet ipibts Blob, ium
Sanmnris 8pnber nu sreos ope. gr Der lGnae til Den
Dag, oa 6r,isrsu Issr ON ben table Del al bort 9anb,
D, famine Orb. ban Iasbs til ben flassnpe SIGat psb,
Sairi gattes Snare:
Cab fare at forge. Sun e lite bso. Sun iOpu bio?
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6. 2rsinlfi. oper 3sonaroS BOG
Store. forfarbieer Smitdes. &reI'
l.r, "YuHs", % forr,iteu Nlt. pen'
bsrsnos Ill Saararbeioe. tnten fra
aliaaret Saar ellsr NhaIo. Satis.
faction sarantsrss. Naae BAN q
Bsisg. l 81
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zee, SObnion 4 80 bar ausrcbe
mootagst ct soot Splas Of nps
Sarsr for Ss%ftbanoeIen, % mer.
bar be nnosrpsis. Sc bar MI iaa
sOpt Splas Of &ursr. lom rossn
8iebmanb / Bpen. % DC iaIasr Ii.
seiaa biQlst, iom noasu anoen.
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l 4 y. s. Yeorion
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~ Cap 8ents. Rom itrug.
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Sor al Slass 6rust sua til
| 4 y. 8. Yeberion.
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@al. @ias iaafcm fcssIn | mc~rssnanrtn.

@u oil bi bragg til 8Otbernes Siemitapn.
@amls % %trOiaite @eibsbors Stab.
Der ir ri Bruoeu. iom psnter i'm @uitap.
eipIis Tom Spalen bun ipiboru iaa sIae.
sAos itdt iom @aliprim bun iao,
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lpr tnpe Gents.

5or at ioa "DscOrub.Y Soften" fienot
/ en- pibere &reos, bar ri bsilnttst
Of til at tlIbpbe BIabet for 3 Waa.
n.b.r for ben biuies Yris 20 Gsnts.
8i bar noturlisuis bet $aab. sftsr
Nptaar at bebolbs Be asits at oisie
@bonnentsr. 8 naHs 20. bsspnoer
en- MP GeIiaonforfeling.
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"O,corab.Y Soften" 3 Waanebtr
llite October I'll lite Sanuar) for
20 Gsnts. % eubba Dsspuoell,n al
Observation-Disclosures. Stno IND 8s.
fpiiition / betios.
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Bran

8ran
i9lasS for 5000 pr. Con Deb "Sct
gape Nius.
/ I'm @rter Il Suntsr.
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Masntur for "Snman 9inisn"
Oseorab Yoitsns Sifes.
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~ Gents.

az Jor f2 Gents ftnbss
porioIrlt ct 2etts, lnosbolcenbe 80
9lesamIs Sanse fo%rupsbe". nemIig
8olptalplien % Gen aplbue
Mbc.; 8 for 90 Gents, II tor 81.
&oresle: 4 Sbronbieu.
Or. ID DEBORAH. Solpn.
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N6s 0amber9er'S
BOARD OF TRADE,
Den bsoits 8 cents 9isor 6abritsr,t.
60tf.

Msentur for "5nman 9inisn",
Oseorab YoitenS Office.
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NiuterbOccc

NO Sorbinotlielf, II E
Sanaen & Rsisrlpn
The Leavenworth weekly times., 1878-11-14
OFFICIAL RETURNS.

The following are the mojorIties as taken
from the above table: Taylor, 49, ID elem
dorf, 25i Hunt, 9; Van Eman, 81; squires
S62.
THE STATE TICKET.
Governor-St. John. 2,III; GoOdin. 2,+s5
Mitchell, 2Js; Goodin's majority over both,
II6; over ST. John, 3EI.
Lieutenant Governor-Humph'e 2,iI3
Ummerhun, 2,i72; Tsy.Or, 81; Cmme-
tbun's majority over both. ~
Secretary OF State-Smith, 2,2sl; Borton,
3s7; Leech. 20; Borton's majority over
Auditor r-Bonebrake 2,279 Shannon, .35l
Cornell, 2L9; shannons m"Jorty over Bone
brake, 81. ,,o-
wolcott, ri Blacks majority over Francis,
Attorney General-Davis, 2,54; Cox, 2,5.9
Unknown, 81; Cox's majority over both, 20.
Chief Jusrice-Horton, 80 Ruggles, 2,Sl7
Nroomsn, 2is; kussles' majority over hor'
ton, 81.
State Superintendent OF Public Instruct on
Lemon, Z79; Mckim, 2,s21 Foote, ms Nc
Kim's majority over Lemon, IS
CONGRESSIONAL.
Members Of Congress ss-Anderson. ,2ss: Nc
Clure, 2,SE; Gale, 2l,; McClure's majority
over Anderson, %.
AT Lsrge-Hallowell, 2,23s; Crawford, 2,6!' ;
Crawiord's majority, Sss.
REPRESENTATIVES,.
10th District or First Ward-Coney, Isl
Beven, 254 Chapman, 80; Beven's majority
over both, "a; over Coney, %:
lIth District or Second Ward-All r, LIS /:
Gable, s0i Cables majority, l23.
18th District or Third Ward-Legate. Il6 I;
Chaplin, rs Oldfeld, 100; Legate's majority
over both, S.; over Chaplin, is.
18th District or Fourth ward-Miller. Sii ;
Nogel, 2ol Jobson, AS Miller over NOgel. 5,
over both, 81.
Iith District-Edwards, 2l: Henderson,
35G: Hender. on majority, lS5.
18th District-Larimer,4 4 Gable, AL; Due
S.; Cables majority over Larimer. 70.
18TH DistrIct-Blackman, i3; Moore, E16 /:
Bestel, 6; Blackman's majority over Moor,
3. over b 9TH, 2l.
The Leavenworth weekly times., 1878-11-14
ACADEMY Oh SCIENCE.
Lecture snst Night by Rev. SiIlia,n
smith.

According TO the announcement on the
published programme The lecture before the
Academy Of Science lssI night was delivered
by Rev. WIN. smith, Pastor of the Methodist
Church. The subject of the lecture, pub
lished ON the cards was "A review Of some
modern theories OF creation" The Lecturer
commenced by stating that he had some what
changed the character of hIs paper, and that
n snould properly DC entitled "A review of
two modern theories OF creation These two
theorie>,a ,coriin,; itlI'> tx JianaIlOn,
may be stated IN financial terms the Mo-
saIc theory, and the evo!utlon theory Mr.
smith, or course, espOused the former the
ory, and defended II IN "A very able and care.
fully prepared paper, taking the position
that alt things Were brought forth by "A crea-
tive fiat
Mr. Coleman replied at considerable length,
anc de ended the vo!ution Theory with his
usua' re .dlne>s and abb lty- He l. thoroughly
posted In evolution. ana generally Is able To
keep up his end Of a discussion on this sub
ject-
Prof McCarty, ,Dr. sinks and Rev. Mr. Page,
also took part IN the discussion, ana the
meeting wac, alto :ei her, one of unusual in
terest
Some specimens taken from an Indian
mound near Paola, were presented Ia the
Acads my by DIR. W. +. Morgan, on. behalf of
Prot. Lane, formerly secretary.
The Leavenworth weekly times., 1878-11-14

BERLIN, November S.-The "Nord
Deuche Zeitung" infers from provincial cor
respondence that the article declaring Ne
gotiations between Germany and the Nati-
can cannot succeed, unless the centre par
ties agitation against the government is in
terdicted by ecclesiastical authority and
that negotiation between Germany and the
Vatican are not abandoned. The Vatican
still hopes to bring the center party in the
Richstsg to a Iess hostile attitude. The
Emporer has sent an adjutant from Cablenz
to congratulate Prince Bismarck on his
daughters marriage, and to present i'm
with the grand cross of the order of the
Red Eagle, decorated with a foep,re and
crown-the only Prussian decoration which
the Prince Bismarck had not before receiv-
ed, and which is said to have been only
once before conferred, namely by Frederick
William " or Minister Mauntefel. The
Cologne Gazette" says Emperor William
and Empress Augusta will return to Berlin
on the 9th of December.
The Leavenworth weekly times., 1878-11-14
PAlL-VAI.lANT.
The NspsiaIs Of Joseph a. Paul and
Mis- A. ID. valiant YESTERDAY.

Mis- A. ID. Valiant Yesterday.
Rev. Father DefouIi, vicar general OF the
diocese OF Kansas, joined together in the in
dissolub.e bonds OF wedlock yesterday morn.
ing at O'Clock, the gentleman and lady
named above. W. II. Valiant, brother OF the
bride, acted the part OF groomsman and Miss
Anna Mcmahon as bridesmaid. After the
celebration Of high mass, the couple, accom-
panied by a large number of friends, drove to
the residence Of Jos Valiant, father OF the
bride, where they partook OF wedding
breakfast.
has been connected with the United states
Express Company in this city for the past
nve years and nas been one OF It's most faithful
and trusted employees. His host OF friends,
and especially thos- "that have gone before
congratulated him most heartily ON the new
step that he had taken.
Miss Valiant, the now happy wife, Is the
daughter Of Jos. Valiant, Esq. An old citizen.
she is spoken OF by her friends u young
lady of most estimable worth. "Joe's" selec.
ton of q wife can only be exceeded by Mrs.
Paul's selection of q husband.
The following Is q list OF the wedding pres
ents:
Wessinke, she ,herd, Draper, Martien and
Hale Cake b 'sket from p. j. Mcdonald
dinner castor from Mrs. y. Duffy towel rack,
Mrs. John Westlake jewel cab net, Mrs. Jno.
Hubert, of San Francisco I; gloves and hand
kerchief and glove box, Miss Kate Coan; toi-
let set, Mrs ID. Atchison; card receiver, IL. e.
Jones W nltt sdilH pan cusHIoh, MISS Aus
Blu rel: BRUSSELS rug, Robert Keith pair of
pictures, Misses Couisno; toilet set, Mrs. NJ.
O'Brien tidy, Miss Nellie Coan; toilet set,
Master Jose IA kinsley; pi * e castor, W II.
NalisnI: silver pitcher, Mr., and Mis-.
+. 3. Nutz, of Fort Scott; silver butt-r
dish, Mr.. and Mrs. r. II. Kinsiry
bedroom set complete, by the brides parents;
an elegant set of black q ld white canoes for
the bride from her father. They were also
the recipients OF numerous other presents
from friends and relations. The happy coup
lie Ieft for 81. Louis and the East, via the MIS-
souri, Pacific yesterday afternoon, where
they will spend their honeymoon.
At a late hour last night a basket loaded
down with cake, with all the etceieras, WAS
sent TO THE TINES office, with the compli-
ments OF Mr.. and Mrs Paul. and AZ midnight
the health and iuture happiness OF the couple
ws rs drank wiin the wish tfIat their entire
me might be as pleasant as the few minutes
s,ozn, 9y ~ in pIrtaking Of the above men
The Leavenworth weekly times., 1878-11-14
Cod Fish.

LONDON, November s.-Tbe daily
"News" concludes an article on the fishery
question as follows:
"We wait with interest the publication
Of Lord Salisbury's dispatch and the state
ment drawn up by the Canadian Govern
ment. But there il no use trying to dis
guise the fact that Secretary Evarts' case
has some force in it. A right has been
bought, and in the natural course Of things
will be paid for by the United States.
Their right of fishing thus acquired, &C.
CT ued about two years before the local Law
was passed, and our commissioners forgot
to reserve to local legislatures the right Of
making regulations. We fear the date fix
ed by the treaty for the payment of the
award-November 23d-will be long past
before the American government is con-
WINGED of the error Of their contention.
The question il one of legal obligation and
it cannot be too calmly discussed on both
sides. A reluctance to infict q wrong
should be at least as strong as determine
ton not to submit to one"
The Leavenworth weekly times., 1878-11-14
A RoId Robbery In New York

New YORK, November s.-Johnson's
jewelry store on Eighth avenue, between
fifty-fifth and Fifty sixth streets, was rob-
bed last evening OF $1,000 worth Of clocks
and watches in the presence of a large
number Of passers by. Shortly after six
o'clock two men entered the store, one
closed the door and the other with a revol-
yer kept in their places, Mr.. johnson, the
proprietor, his clerk, and a customer; two
others then smashed large plate window
and packed in two bags all the stock ex
posed while they we're thus occupied two
others, armed with pistols, ordered pass
ers by to move on. The property having
been packed, the thieves still protected by
their companions moved quickly to a
butchers cart in waiting at the corner and
drove rapidly away. The two who had
kept possession of the store receiving pre-
concerted signals, turned on tine throng and
fired their pistols in the air. A stampede
OF t ie people followed and the thieves all
made good their escape
The Leavenworth weekly times., 1878-11-14
DISTRICT COURT.
The Record OG the Proceedings for
Yesterday I'm that Tribunai BefOre
lndye l,InxleI.

Yesterday In That TribUnai before
Jndge CrOzleT.
Skaggins VS. Myers ct sI-Leave given plain
rff and defendant Sksggs TO reply 10 answers
within ten days.
Kip W kilp-Set for trial tomorrow.
Broaddus vs. Kiug-Jury Zee paid by the
plaintiff, aud Judgment ordered entered Oh
the verdict.
Challis rs Smith ct Atrial concluded and
case b. ld under advisemeut.
Daughter, of Bethel VS. Caroline Carr, ct al
On trial by The court
The follo~ing Is the record of the pro eed-
ings i'm the District Court before Judge Cro-
zier, yesterday:
Broaddus vs.. King ct al-Motion of defen-
dant King for new trial overruled. Judg.
ment ORDERED entered verdict upon pay =
ment of jury fee-
Loomis VS.. Representation TO confirm sale
sustained.
Clark VS.. Connecticut Mutual Life In ur-
ance Co., ct al. defendant. Connecticut Mu-
tual Insurance Co., deposited with the Clerk
of the district Court sz,lOJ, subject To order OF
the Court-Motion for a new Ia ial Overruled-
excepIions-judement against plaintiff for
costs.
Borland VS.. Clark ct al.-Time for Referre
10th, ISIS.
Crowd-r VS. Hammond ct al-Motion of de-
fendant Blske ov.rruled and exceptions.
Buckley VS. Bower-Dismissedb by plaintiff
without prejudice.
Buckley vs.. Green, and Buckley VS.. Green
consolidated.
Challis VS.. Smith ct al-On tr:al.
The Leavenworth weekly times., 1878-11-14
Relations with Russia

LONDON. November S.-A Vienna dis
patch says: Count Schouvaloffs mission to
Pesth, to propose another congress to am
plify the treaty of Berlin, has been coun-
demanded on account of the uncertainty Of
the relations between England and Russia
which. for the present, prevents Russia from
entering upon full explanations with Aus.
tria. The Emperor Of Austria, on Thurs.
day, sharply rebuked for meddling with
foreign affairs deputation from the Crau-
tion Diet, who urged definative annexa.
tion Of Bosnia and Herzegovina to Crautia
A correspondent at Paris says he has re-
ceived fresh information which confirms
the report of the i'll health Of the Gar.
The Leavenworth weekly times., 1878-11-14
4 NAN SHOT.
Geo. " oTth. OF Platte CountJ. Mo-.
Int. rfers Win the Officers and Ks :
ceives He Death Wound.

News reached the city yesterday from Ed.
gerton J mellon, in Platte county, To the eff
feet that man named Gee. Worth, who was
shot last Tuesday, WAS ia dying condition
The circumstances of the shooting, as uear as
could b. gathered, are about a. follows:
Durin= the day a man whose name We fail
ed TO learn, got drunk ana began, shooting in
discriminsIely into houses, ,asSIng trains,
and everything else he could hnd 10 shoot nj.
He was flnalIy arrested 10y officers Wade and
ShaffrT, and while being guarded by Them,
Worth. with others, attempted to rescue
him, wnen the officers opened n fire, shooting
oTth Twice in the body and once in the
head. IL is considered certain that lie cannot
recover.
The Leavenworth weekly times., 1878-11-14

LONDON, November A telegram from
Constantinople says, Russia is establishing
second line of defence at Adrianaple.
Several prominent Turks, believing that the
attitude of Russia in Roumelia will lead to
war with England, are anxious to convince
Minister Layard that the best mode OF
fighting Afghanistan would be to engage
Russia in Europe. The Sultan's immediate
entaurage, however, are pacific Several
ministers, especially the military parts, ia.
vor the defnative cession of a portion of
Bosnia to Austra::so az to secure her neutrali-
ty in view of future contingencies.
The Leavenworth weekly times., 1878-11-14
The lZar,s Health.

Sr. PETERSBURG, November S.-Ths
health of the Gar is becoming more snC
more unsatisfactory and causes great
anxiety. Count Schouvaloff has left La
veda for London, the state of the Emperor.
health is not permitting a decision upon
the pending political difficulties. Count
SchouvalOff was of the distinguished
party of the Imperial yacht wrecked on the
way to Odessa
The Leavenworth weekly times., 1878-11-14
An Engineer Shot BY Tramps.

The Ksnsas City Tunes reports an outrage
committed by irsmps that is becoming too
frequent. The victim In this instance was
an engineer weII-known to the LeavenworJh
boys. The report is that George Van Bruster
WAS in change OF the Missouri Pacific pas
seIger train that left Kansas city for st.
LouIs al 6.l5 last evening Everything went
along smoothly until the train reached II
point "A lew miles ea>iot Independence Al
that time the engineer found out tnat num-
Der OF tramps were stealiug ride ON the en-
gine- He esiopped the uain and told them 10
gel of, and when they tefuSed he proceeded
10 make them. AT this. ne of them drew "A
revolver spd shot Van Brunsi.r IN the thigh,
and the wnoe gang jumped on and escaped
into TO the woods. rhe wound, although "A
painful one, II not serious, and the engineer
was able TO run the train as far as Pleasant
HUI.