The Leavenworth weekly times. [volume] (Leavenworth, Kan.) 1870-1880, 1879-01-02

up TO date.
Aso,s for Faise ImPrisa.tnen,.
ISinsley Grapic, 9
Mr. A. q. Talbot his commenced suit
against the Moline Pow Co, Taylor Flick
and W. +. II osnaE for false Imprisonment
and charge imirar TO libel. This suit arose
nom the one in which Mr.. Talbot was tried
ior embezzle;neut. is evident that all is
not orotherly love In this matter, and Just
now IL will end, time and decisions OF courts
alone will show.
a New Land District.
dodge City Times, PSI
Mr.. Hyan has introduced a bin providing
for Southwestern Land District, to embrace
that portion OF the state lying south of the
third Parreliel and West of the third guide
meridian, the location of the land Office TO be
designated by the President. 1t is generally
understood that new district will be created
during the session, but its exact boundaries
have not yet been agreed upon.
A Peiieae Or. ature.
Topeka Colored Citizen, IS
We saw young, delicate creature at the A.
N. Z. Chu CHI festival, on Christmas night,
that We must say is the champion eater of
Kansas. She slowed away more "hash"
than We thought any poor mortal could
stand. She got away with three balls Of pop
corn, seven apples, two oyster stews, three
cups Of coffee and about two pounds OF candy
and went home chewing an orange. We
pity the poor fellow that m arries the delicate
crechaw.
What Dogs Coss m D~niphau County.
IHigblapd Sentinel. ~
We calculate there are about ? 400 docs in
his county, at the lowest estimate. Say they
cost thirty cents per week, and we have an
expense for each dog of SIS 90 each year
which, multiplied by 900. gives us the
amount of s3l 20 that IL annuaIiv axnended
by the people of Doniphan county for dogs
In one year, our figures are Iow-they Ger.
tainIy are not too high.
ChaFscseriat,c
H. T.,..,,
I-e'. -. 90
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CIR. ,'a,,,r,,.,,.. =, o,,. 80,
$500. "a r.o,,ar.,a 49,, 49,, - 7 -.
u,f,ed x,,b a delicate and ,r,.,I,..rt 900
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.,. r.,,,.d 81, nil, n. ~. ~. ~,
.eason 30 tainted o., the 49,. ord No.
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A Per,onal for Prlnserx.
Topeka Commonwealth, ISL
We were houored. upon Yesterday evening
~ all ,,on, -, hr H.. 49,
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.a,, .,ho anr..,.a 90 y. ...,,.r b., no,
,,..,,n, -, 60 -,
atinp as IL were mo, ,b,ngs celestial no
With mo 90, .,o., $50, -,
things ,e, resfisI and made know, nis wan,s
with the ,barac,s,ix,,, vo,,,,ri,y ,o- mr.
he stands so prs.eminsp,Iv Aforementioned
w. xi.,ssd and Mr. To- r.,,-.,, a. e., O.
dor
The Wichita Wheat Make.
Wichita Herald, Isl
The wheat market has been very quiet
owing TO small receipts and lower range of
prices. From 90 to e. cents has been paid
during the entire week, or about six cents
less than last week. The holidays have In.
terfered with the markets at all points. and
the uncertainty as to freight rates i'm the i'm
mediate future has had much influence in
e.
mand at is TO 10 cents II Ia noticeable that
corn is quoted at only 10 cents at present, at
such a competing point In Illinois as Tolono
and II is worth but little more at any of the
interior points in that stale.
The Dis pu,ed Rail sxoad Lnuds-
Council Grove Republican and Democrat.
Isl
In view of the fact that the Kansas Pacific
Railroad company has won the suit so long
pending between 1t and the Missouri, Kansas
4 Texas company, many people in our coun-
~, and We doubt not in the ad jouning coup
lies of Dick enson and DAVIS, who have pur
chased some the lands in dispute between
The two roads, are becoming anxious and I'M
easy for the future. Notice Is now served by
he X. p. Company informing all persons
who may have bought any of these lands
rom the NJ. X. & T. Co, and who still
iesire to secure them, that they should
Apply immediateiy 10 the general land
anna The h. +. Is declared the right,
III owner Oh the lands ana Though wedon not
Know what course that company Will pursue
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r 49, .
- anu ."o pa''ie' AZ po'
" p"y So
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= 80 I NV ,,.n.-s, '.uu ~, t.e
,I, 80, Tharo -. - 80,
,pinions abont the inips,ica spcb a nrocasd.
ng would work to the present occupants of
he lands Blu. we are in formed the X p can
AXE this course. That company is after its
pound of flesh and will not care who suffers
70 it gets It,
This question will doubtless come nm h. fore
he courts soon and the people who have he
.ome the innocent victims OF one railroad
corporation wi II then ind if there is any law
hat will sustain them In their rights
Ii these lands come under the Dudymott
the settlers on any of them can hold
% their homes, by tIkins them under the
,re. emntiop act and let the K p whistle
or its claim. But fall other recourse fails.
he people can appeal To the government
md there, supported by the fact that this
whole trouble grew out of the stupidity of
Congress demand redress of grievances.
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