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The Leavenworth weekly times. [volume] (Leavenworth, Kan.) 1870-1880, 1879-10-23
4 Robust Generation.

A more robust generation of Americans
has never lived than those We meet in cur
daily life, nor mas there ever lived one more
capable OF sslf-government, nor one more
intolerEnt OF shams, nor one more thor
oughly capable OF discharging all the du,
Ties which belong 10 our common citizsn.
ship. The demands upon 1t in commerce,
in religion, in instruction, in enterprise, in
development, are simply p,odigious, and
these demands have developed power, 4
capability for results which sQrpssses all
previous experience
The Leavenworth weekly times. [volume] (Leavenworth, Kan.) 1870-1880, 1879-10-23

The celebration Of the capture Of Corr
wallis, TO take place this month at York
town, il fixed for next Thursday, Octobe,
%. An address and poem will be deIiV-
cred, many of the bsst-drilled military
companies of Virginia VIII be present, a
naval review viii take place and large
concourse Of visitors is expected. An old
fashioned barbecue Ct big, fat oxen, roasted
whole, wall he a feature Of the occasion.
The Leavenworth weekly times. [volume] (Leavenworth, Kan.) 1870-1880, 1879-10-23

From returns received at the Department
OF Agriculture at Washington it appears
that the average condition of the cotton
crop IN the cotton gTosing States has de-
clined about I per cent since September l..
As compared with October, 1873, there is
decline OF per cent. Storms of great
severity have visited Mississippi and Loui-
sians, causing great damsge. Unfavorable
weather in Aiabama and Georgia, and a
dronih in Texas, are also reported, the loss
IN the latter place being estimated at - per
cent
The Leavenworth weekly times. [volume] (Leavenworth, Kan.) 1870-1880, 1879-10-23
where Swearing May be Imdulgcd In
washington Republic I

Young man, don't swear. Swearing
never was good for sore finger. 1t never
cured tie rheum stism nor helped draw .
for livsr complaint. 1t won; insure sg aims;
lightning. sewing machine agents, nor any
OF the ills which beset people through life
There ia no occasion for swesring outside
of newspaper office. whtre If is useful in
proof reading aud indiapenssbly necessary
in getting forms to press. 1t has been
known, also, TO materially assist the editor
10 looking over the paper after it is printed
But, otherwise, it is a very foolish and
wicked habit.
The Leavenworth weekly times. [volume] (Leavenworth, Kan.) 1870-1880, 1879-10-23
MORE oENAMT,rtL TRAN USE,

The Chicago Inter C5sGq seems 70 think
that the most Of our u..ais:ers TO foreign
courts are more ornamental than useful,
and il luPpor, OF this position il says:
We have 10 ambassador 81 -. Petersburg
or london, and yet tle CaEntry does not ap.
pear 10 suffer. E.for" -a. days of steamships
and submarine teIegra ..l- there were reasons
Tor sG-h repre-eutativos -h!ch does not now
exist. The dignity Of the nation would not
suffer, nor It's crtrIuerra he impaired Il mos;
of tac amJassaGgrs - ,.-eign courts were
recalled
The Leavenworth weekly times. [volume] (Leavenworth, Kan.) 1870-1880, 1879-10-23
temperance IN Harvey County.

Special 10 The LEAvrNwORTH TIwEs.J
NEWTON, Ks, Oct. 2I.--The largest TEN.
perauce meeting ever held In this part Of
he State was held in beautiful grove
ore-hslf a mile east of Halstead and ten
miles wes; from Newton. People from all
paris OF the county came By teams, and on
The arrival OF a special train from
this place the procession, over mile long,
headed By the Halstead brass band, pro-
ceedsd to tie grove, where addresses were
made by Gov. james 81. John sl.o by DR..
Wm. c. Gibbons, OF Topeks. The exercises
were varied with music, both vocal and
Instrumental. Over 1000 people were
present, and all the different temperance
organizations Of the county were present.
The Leavenworth weekly times. [volume] (Leavenworth, Kan.) 1870-1880, 1879-10-23
A Encket ShOn Eailure.

CHICAGO, OFT. 2L-The Chicsgo Grain
& Provision Exchange, managed by Chas
T. D;1ey, suspended this morning. 1t has
been seriously embarrassed of late, and only
kept up by the generosity Of friends; but
the strong advance in corn and proyi,iors
to-day ard of wheat during the past week
have 20 impaired its finances that suspeu-
sion was the only course left The Eabili.
ties are not very heavy.
AL other bucket shops are pursuing q
conservative course, and are expecting to
furyiye the preeent excitement.
The Leavenworth weekly times. [volume] (Leavenworth, Kan.) 1870-1880, 1879-10-23

Mr. Hendricks hzs invented a new way
OF dodging that s7 rla ting question about
the sec,nd place on the D aocratic ticket,
At the Fifth Avenue Hotel, View York, M
Blackburn asEeI bim: Mr. Hendricks
would you accept tie second position on
the i..fet under certsin circumstances 81
His wife i'm lediately answered for him
UnEJr no circumstance"
The Leavenworth weekly times. [volume] (Leavenworth, Kan.) 1870-1880, 1879-10-23
sE(kH

While this entire country has been b2sk'
ing Ia midsummer sunshine during the
first half Of October, the weather IN Central
Europe has been cool iyr she season, and IL
Austri~-aa aIm1zt unprecedented occur
rence-. heavy and widely extended snow
storm IL a0E0urcsi a. azyiDg prevailed last
Friday, tne La,i in some pisces being 10 the
de8lh q several fert.
The Leavenworth weekly times. [volume] (Leavenworth, Kan.) 1870-1880, 1879-10-23
LONE MARKETS.

HEA T-No. =. 81 10 bid; No. 8 81 I411ll; Nc 4,
81 Hal H.
tonN-No. =, mixed $50 bid; new coSn,
;lOAFS-So. q, bid.
Rlrs-Nonipal; soc,
BASLEl-H omlI,aI
IbCLAEh-In Oice Kansas. firm at iIa2Oc
fOIAJOkS-Per bushel home grovn
roose rom wagon, SIC per bu
ONlcSS-sS sos 10 per bbI
bEANS-sl ~ e,sl 50 per busheI
MEATS-Sldss, Sake: Ham. ,o-,<,
shoulders, II4aii.c. "se
LARD-Per pound, SIC.
CHEESE-7Gsc
POULTRI-Cnicken 81 ,aq,s m ,,ar do,
APPLfS-sl rtSl IL per bus,,-I
FLOUR-S ~. s., 50, 8, s. 81 rs M, ,a.H
Rye Flour per sack 81 %; shipstuf. bran
lbs. bulk. 75c PeA ~
The Leavenworth weekly times. [volume] (Leavenworth, Kan.) 1870-1880, 1879-10-23
TO THE People Or LEsyEN
WORTH CoTNTH

Having learned that statements sre being
made throughout the county, to the efIsc,
that T. G. Lowe, az Sheriff, has demanded
OF me printing fees in the case of Cum
mings vs. Wallace, which 1 was not able
to pay, and refused to advertise property
Tor sale unless the fees were paid in ad.
vance. thereby depriying me of the oppor.
tunisy OF collecting my debt, now, this is
TO certify that all such statements are false
The Leavenworth weekly times. [volume] (Leavenworth, Kan.) 1870-1880, 1879-10-23
K0TTIIERN CLAIMS.

Southern demands upon the National
Government for private and public claims
including bills for internal improvements
the repayment Of the cotton tax. etc.
amount in the aggregate to 81 ,287, 424, 265
Bills are now pending in Congress for all
of them. The people will study these fs
ures very closely as the year 1850 sp
proachss.
The Leavenworth weekly times. [volume] (Leavenworth, Kan.) 1870-1880, 1879-10-23
CHICAGO PRODUCES MARKET.
CHICAGO. Oct 81
FLoua-Quiet and firm.

FLoUR-Q uiet and frm.
WHEAT - Active, firm, higher and unset
- cash; 81 III. November; 81 81. bid TOR DE.
cemDer' No spring 81 IL rejected Gle.
TORN - Strong and higher; 47sxatSc cash:
49fsai514c November; 4314c year; 1916 May;
rejected i}t4c.
oATs-tiTm, actiy e and higher; s2is ccash /;
so Sc October; $50 November; a6 LaSfs.c MAY
k1E-In good demand and shade, higher
at 17c.
BARLEY-1n good demand and a shade
higher at s30S}I5c.
PoRK-strong and higher; sii 5Jdil rs cash;
sli % october, ~ az s. November; 80 45
az 50 year; s9 S5dg 81. January.
LARD Primer, active and higher; Sc 95
as U71s cash; g. Ego % November or year;
So = January.
BULK MEATS Steady and unchanged :
SHOULDERS s. 10: IS sd; s. -
MHIskY-Steady and UNCHANGED at 81 90.
The Leavenworth weekly times. [volume] (Leavenworth, Kan.) 1870-1880, 1879-10-23
We Shall ssear 1t rs Well rs We Can.
Rochester Express.l

Ten per cent of oliver to 80 per cent Of
gold. This is the ratio in which the EN-.
ployes Of the government receive their
monthly pay in coin. /, is an embarrass-
ing amount Of gold, aud the receivers Of
this heavy metal will scarcely know what
10 do with it. To deposit it in banks and
receive notes for it will be the natural
course The banks do not need it and pay
it out again, until every one finds that gold,
az currency, is not just the thing. Il is q
pleasant demonstration Of the solid wealth
of the country, however, snd no honest man
regrets the necessity OF taking it in pay ment
for lsb)r and service.
The Leavenworth weekly times. [volume] (Leavenworth, Kan.) 1870-1880, 1879-10-23

Tie New York T-iizs7s suggests that
John g.inc- Adams, Democratic candidate
iot Governor in IaHachuaa..s, il like the
sailor who, dropping into a church just as
the miliste. s5.smnlg Inquired, "Who viii
be the goats ~ intercepted the succeeding
pause By the remark that he sas willing
to beone q thezI rather than have the show
stcnnah
The Leavenworth weekly times. [volume] (Leavenworth, Kan.) 1870-1880, 1879-10-23
TquaI to the Emergency.

lLawrence Tribune
Our old army friend and comrade, Capt.
J. W. Gilges, OF Leavenworth, route agent
on the K. F., WAS in the city to-day. Jim
was a good soldier. and whether fighting
rebel men or counting rebel women was al
ways equal to the occasion and resdy TO do
his full share
The Leavenworth weekly times. [volume] (Leavenworth, Kan.) 1870-1880, 1879-10-23

Charles Freeman Of Pocasse', Mass, the
Second Adventist, who slew his own
daughter some months ago in a fit OF
freziej fsnaticism, hes been indicted for
murder in the FIST degree and will be
tried by special session of the Supreme
Court. The grand jury found no bill
against his wife and she was accordingly
discharged
The Leavenworth weekly times. [volume] (Leavenworth, Kan.) 1870-1880, 1879-10-23
ST. LOUIS LIVE STOCK :MARkkr.

Hoes Firm and higher: mixed packing
% SSttS 90; Workers TO Baltimores s. SOFAS SO T;
butchers To extra So SdS 10; receipts Z,el0;
head. shipments 1000.
CArrLE-Scarce and wanted, values firm ;
export steers - IOa4 50; good to fancy snip
ping 81 1904 CD; light steers So SCAT 20; fair
10 good feeders - % SS IS; do stockers 81 6l1
IS %; native cows anu heifersS 2 UUd3 Oh ,
sIass texans % oiS IN: corn fed do y 75d
) %; receipts COR shipments sou.
eHEEP - Steady; IsIr To good s. s5td3 IS:
choice 10 fancy IS S5a3 IS; receipts $50; ship
menis none.
The Leavenworth weekly times. [volume] (Leavenworth, Kan.) 1870-1880, 1879-10-23

AID uufouuded. and that no 6emand was
ever made upon NE by Mr.. Lowe or his
under sheriff, bur, On The cnntrsry, MIR.
Rohr offered to 20 on ard levy, advertise
and offer the property I sale ii required
It.
I have not, and never hsd shy isult TO
end with Mr. Lowe in correction with this
matter BEN. CUMMINGS.
The Leavenworth weekly times. [volume] (Leavenworth, Kan.) 1870-1880, 1879-10-23
raE GuEarEsr R.Ess,xs;

A simple, pure, harmless remedy, thst
cures every time, and prevents disease by
keeping the blood pure, stomach regular,
kidneys and liver active, is the greatest
blessing ever conferred upon man. Hop
Bitters is that remedy, and its proprietors
are being blessed BY thousands Who have
been saved and cured by it. Will you try
it? Sse smother column.
The Leavenworth weekly times. [volume] (Leavenworth, Kan.) 1870-1880, 1879-10-23
indicative OF Prosperity

"Is Mike doin' well in the new coun-
thry?n asked Mikes father of friend
who had Just returned TO old Erin from
America. "Doin' well, is lt?" replied
Mikes friend. "Shure an We may we'll ssy
20. Yen niyer find Mike without a quart
av the best twenty-five clint whisky in the
bousau
The Leavenworth weekly times. [volume] (Leavenworth, Kan.) 1870-1880, 1879-10-23
Glleehln Tlmes
THURSDAY, OCTOBER %, 1879
unrTn rEEiN..

Speaker Randall ia credited with saTihs
to Washington reporter, who ssked his
opinion concerning Tie result IN ONO
sThis thing seems 10 have sst in for the
Republicans, ard DON. zee how We are
going 70 stop it, PechaEs the experiment
of deuou1cing iustesd OF unfolding The
p,,fcy Of the Sold scu.L7 might be worth
trriR-
The Leavenworth weekly times. [volume] (Leavenworth, Kan.) 1870-1880, 1879-10-23
COLLINS
vol1A'c kssl ELECTRIC
PLAsTERS
instantIS snnIhIla o Pain,
Strenethen the Weak,
Support the Weary,

BY instantly affecting the Nervous system,
their influence IL at once felt At the fsr;hesI
extTemities. Hence PsiD, which arises from
a disturbance Of the Nerve Forces, is cured In
every instance as II by mage. PslpitaiiOn OF
the Heart, Inflammation o. the Lungs, Liver,
and Kidneys, Irritation Of the stomach and
Bowels, ludi sestion, DyspCpsi y liOus CO!ic,
Cramps, aud Pain Arising from the same
cause, are speedily ieyed. The medicinal
forces present in these PIasters find their way
into the system in manner At once mysferi-
Gus and powerful. They accom- itsh ~ nat no
remedy ever before has done, viz, the resto-
ration OF vital electricity, whence comes
instant and grateful relief from Pain and
Weakness, and freedom from disease.
The Leavenworth weekly times. [volume] (Leavenworth, Kan.) 1870-1880, 1879-10-23

TVrelI btUU LtIilUCIdIr 10 ]
Mr. y. Z Stevens, State Agent OF the Ieav-
er worth TIMES called thursday. He is hav-
ing gratifying success in this section. He
is accompanied by VIM. N. Hess, the versa.
Tile correspondent OF toe paper. Through
the energy o. these gentlemen the TIMES is
enabled 20 retain its position smong the great
daI,ies Of tie west-at the head.
The Leavenworth weekly times. [volume] (Leavenworth, Kan.) 1870-1880, 1879-10-23
Tyne Setting Machines.

1t il stated that the Liverpool DAILY Eeirs
has been using four type setting and seven
distributing machines during the past year,
and that while the compositors working
the machine have earned better wages than
their fellows at the case the saving TO the
establishment was over thirty per cent
The Leavenworth weekly times. [volume] (Leavenworth, Kan.) 1870-1880, 1879-10-23
a Horrible Thought.

Is. Y. Commercial .Advertiser.l
The nobby scarf which has all The
Autumnal tints Of the forest in it. and il
simply Moorish in its melancholy grand
eur, often covers defunct shirt front.
The Leavenworth weekly times. [volume] (Leavenworth, Kan.) 1870-1880, 1879-10-23
Markets by Telegraph
1T. LOUIS PnODUCE.MaRKEr.

NJ DO' - THSVUUCE NJ 4 X n EI.
~ Loure. Oct. 81.
FLOUR Unchanged; Xxx s5ws5a; XXX
% .Oa5 30, family CLOGS ~; choice To fancy
S. S5d7 W
WHEAT = Market opened higher but dc.
clined; No ? red Il Sji+1LI 50; No do 81 pas.
al 22L
CORN Market higher at S91zc.
OArS-hisher.
PoRK-Higher, new Sill 90: old 81 So
DRY SALT MEATS Market firmrr at So IS
@ oOa5 s5ta5 1895 81. according To age
BACoS.QuIet; 81 5OsS 6s5.ss 6755a,s W.
IAkD-NuminaI,
The Leavenworth weekly times. [volume] (Leavenworth, Kan.) 1870-1880, 1879-10-23
An improvement on the Oko,ona
IChicdg1 Tribune


IChicago Tribune.
The style Of Victor Hugo has been i'm
proved upon by the eminent statesman,
jurist, and philologist who Disseminate
wisdom through the Okolona States. We
respectfully sugges; to him, however, that
his sentences might be made more eff sc,ive
by arranging them in regular order, like
the steps IN stairs. For example: II the
States wished TO make an inquiry in re-
gard TO the Democratic vote of Iowa and
Ohio on Tuesday last, the editor would
write il thus:
Where
In H
Were the Democratic voters in Ohio
and Iowa last Tuesday that they allowed
the
He'll hounds of
Old Abe LincolDism to
Get away with them in that shape?
Our suggestion is to write 1t after this
style:
Who're
The Leavenworth weekly times. [volume] (Leavenworth, Kan.) 1870-1880, 1879-10-23
A Fond Imagining.

Every time you lady who is expect
irg proposal iron The smitten vain VIII
calls seven evenings in the week and twice
on Sunday, listens TO the jingle of the door
bell about 7:S0 P NJ she inagines she hears
the engagement ring
The Leavenworth weekly times. [volume] (Leavenworth, Kan.) 1870-1880, 1879-10-23
Stock N arket.

-CATTLE-Nstive shipping steers s. 7Oas.5:
native butchers steers 81 7SaS Is; stockers
and FEEDERS 50 0)aS Is; cows e 25s2 IS. win
tered Texas steers .S2 i0a2 20; Colorado native
steers 81 ~ % 25; Colorado half breed steers
e IjuS ~, Colorado Texas steers 81 50a2 as,
hu0S-SS l5ss9S -.
sHEEP-Co. orsdo, g 1892 liz per head.
The Leavenworth weekly times. [volume] (Leavenworth, Kan.) 1870-1880, 1879-10-23
X. q. PRODUCE naHKEr.
KANSAS CITY. No. Oct.

The Commercial "Indicator" reports
WHEAT Receipts a. 3y bu; shipments
20 50 pa In store f2i ltJ Du; market excited
snd higher y" = sI - UId; nos, 81 IIgI az: :
No 4, FL IL al -.
CJKS - Receipts 5.267; bu; shipments 5,077;
In stuTe 20 HaS, market lgheT; No 2 mixed
55ci new Zs.SSic, according To dTyness.
OATS Receipts as bu; shipments 1I2 bu !;
in sto.e - ssi Du; No ?, 30 bid, SO1.c asked
EGGS-Steady at lZc per dozen, Cdndled,
BUrrEk-Choice nTm at 7g2Uc; medium
The Leavenworth weekly times. [volume] (Leavenworth, Kan.) 1870-1880, 1879-10-23
ESTABLISHED 1865.

ESTABLISHED 1865.
AGENCY OF THE MISSOURI LOUISIANA HAy-
ANA, KENTUCKY, COMNoNw EALrH
AND ALL GERMAN LOT.
TERIka.
Tic cts for sale, sealed circulars sent and
all Information wanted given by applying To
HENRY LEHSDORF.
No. IlD >. Fourth St.,
ct. Louis, No.
AUTH RIzED BY TIE C0sMoSwEALTR CT KY.
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Diplomatic Balance,

Italy sends her noblemen over here to
grind organs, bu. then We send our young
singers over there TO study, so there il no
recess ity Tor any interruption Of diplomatic
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The movement CT gold from Europe to
America has begun to cause some snx;ety,
especially 10 the great banks CT the CONT
neEt. The banks Of Germany md Belgium
have raised .;he rate OF interest 10 prevent
the ou'fl)w, while the Bank of France has
raised the premium on the gold it sells.
The total shipments to the United States
from Jan. l TO the present time have been
From Great .................s i2 SIC, 500
From the C0nrinen .............. --.- u 255 gy5
From the West Indies anu South
AtheT4cs-----....-.. -.--........-.-.-. A,lJ6;let
...-..... 81, So, s9j
a large amount Of that p eived from
Great Britain was purchased for shipmen;
on Continental European account. The
London Mars OF the, 14.h inst. looks
to the Continental European banks
10 arrest the ou'how, in order
that the entire burden of the drain of gold
may not eventually fall upon Great Britain.
But the high tariffs of France and Ger
many so arti6cially keep up prices Of prop
erty other than money in those countries,
that they cannot purchase the gold with
such property "a chesply and as readily as
England. Besides, England always offers a
higher price Tor bullion in her money Of
account than any ether natisD; this also
enables her TO keep her Golfers full. While
money on the continent of Europe is now
worth as high as from 81 TO 4 !! per cent,
in London there is a plenty a: one-half to
per cent. per annum for all business pur-
poses. II will be interesting to watch this
struggle ior gold in Elrope, ard also to
note its effects upon the general prices of
the world.
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CHICAGO LIVE STOCK MARKET,
CHICAGO Oct u


Hoes = Receipts $500; shipments $3.50;
mixed packing 50 SSd3 81; choIc. heavy
IS tHd; 81 good to prime light bacon s. 10
as 81.
CArTLE-Receipts 1900; shipments I. 200.
mon To good natives 81 O,ld4 81 = butchers "a
lOc higher; feeder 81 3OG3 20; s.ockers strong
er; western steady; common thin SLOW;
through TEXANS uncnang,d.
SHEEP- Il -ceipts 2UJ; shipments none:
maTset stronger and IalT.S active.
NEW IUak PnODUCE uARKET
NEW YORK, oct 81
FLOUR Quiet; supeTnne Western and
state - =J2yo 50; com. TO good IS 81
ex IA co VlI6 70; 81 Louis 50 jOG17 80.
WHEAT - Moderate export and fair
speculative trade ungrtded spring 81 80
al ~; No do 81 Sal 90; uusrsded red
winter SIS al 49,; M 2 do 81 49ai 500; No2
amber 81 io1aGI Is; No 1 white 81 I9Sl sos;
No do 81 I6Ss.
RYE-No western ss992.; closing at SIC
bid, y5c -skei.
BARLEY-U nchanged.
CORN - Firm; ungra led 6i4G &c; No 2
62I62t4c; round yellow 57,.
OATS - Moderate trade mixed western
4254diS5.c white do 4I0s6t
IoFFEs-ActIve ana firm.
SUGAR-StrOnS.
MOLASSEs-tlut and firm.
RiCE-Iu good demand.
EGG- Western l7s2uc.
BEEF-tl uiet and steady.
PoKK-Bemsn active; mess SO 3O11O3 -
tUr MEArs--caTce and Nominal; future3
firm and dt mand fair; long clear middles No
vember, - oUdg5 30 short clear, November
90 -.
LARD -Demapd active; prime steam &c s..
BUrrEE- FUN, western l092sc.
IHEESE-FIrmer; Western 1I.nl2tIc
" HIShI-ElTmDT at 81 49,.
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That

ShetS
This would be an improvement on the
st. Vitus style OF the Stfss, and also on
that OF our learned friend 3; Lsmars. The
advantages of the new plan are obvious
1t makes every word tell, and it takes fewer
Of them TO fill a column. The improve
ment is clearly pstentsble, bat We scorn to
make any mercenary Use of what is SO man
ifestly Tor the benef! Of literature and the
cultivation of refined and classical tast:
among the ornaments OF the press.
The Leavenworth weekly times. [volume] (Leavenworth, Kan.) 1870-1880, 1879-10-23
SANFORD'S
RADICAL CURE
- For 4
e. CATARRH ~

is n never failing specific. When every other
reTnety has failed, when physicians have
pronounced cure impossible, il mas By It's
powerful Alternative and resOlvent properties
acting through the blood, ana by its healing,
balsamic properties acting upon the diseased
nasal surfaces, lifted the afflicted, As 10 were,
from the very grave. No Otner remedy has
doue this. for no other remedy possesses in
form so pure and simple, yet 40 powerfully
effective, the real essences, AS II were. Of the
barks and shrubs from which IL Is prepared
The Leavenworth weekly times. [volume] (Leavenworth, Kan.) 1870-1880, 1879-10-23
Ninn nnd Gathered.

Thurman was ripe iawyer."- Cincin
noti GGs,ts.
Was that the resson he was gathered >
| H. feT- OceCn
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Evangelical Alliance.

CIScISEATI, O., Oct. 2i.-Tne brarch o.
the Evangelical Alliance OF merica have
appointed delegates to the annual meetings
to be held ST. Louis next week.
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A HORRIBLE OUTRAGE.

MENPHIs, October 21.-Ipformation vas
received this afternoon Of a horrible out.
rage omni;;ed Sunday. near Montgomery
Landing, Misc, eighteen miles down the
river, by party OF six negroes, who raw
ished Mrs. johnson. Size. together with
her husband and two children, we're on a
trading boat. The negroes fred a shot gun
at Johcson, two Of the bullets grazing his
head and stunniug him, sf'er which they
outraged his wife. They pldudered a bost
and cut her adrift. The steamer o. W.
Pierce wa. attracted TO the boat
BY the cries Of help, and went to her az
sistance, towing the boat to Lzwhorn's
landing, few miles further down, where
the people residing in the vicinity gave
every attention TO Mrs.. Johnson, whose
condition il extremely critical. The siI
negroes were seen leaving the trading boat
a. the Pierce came in view. johnson
came out of the Ohio river with hn boa.
three weeks sgo.
A ToRGER's CAREER.
NEW YORK. Oct. ola d;soatch from
The Leavenworth weekly times. [volume] (Leavenworth, Kan.) 1870-1880, 1879-10-23
CRIMINAL CALENDAR.

RAZ1Rs, Oh THE HASH SINGERS REVENGE
CINCINNATI, O., Oct 2I-At an esrly hour
this morning two men, JUN Dernion,
cook, and Isadore Delcoe, waiter, at Sixth
street restaurant, qusrrelled over the Dig
nifty Of their respective positions, during
which Delcoe received cut with a razor
near the eye, severins the artery, also in
side the abdomen.
The Leavenworth weekly times. [volume] (Leavenworth, Kan.) 1870-1880, 1879-10-23

SAN FRANCISCO, Oct. 2I.-Tucson advices
from Messils, by msil, say that among
those killed by the Indians in New Mexico
Is W. e. Kinds, L. 5. Collector.
large body OF Indians is reported to be
concentrating between Colorado and Hills.
borough.
1t Is currently reported that the Indian
scents have deserted our forces and joined
the enemy.