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Mr.. Dock Pinson. u laborer ut Mr.. r. VI. Jones's
steam mail. situated at Dixie No u. Atauuc ani Gult
Railroad. Ca. went nsty last Thursday. and ON his
return was passing through an old neld ON Or Thomas
Bufinxs plantation which there h deep ditch
grown with hrars Just As be cHpcd the ditch lie was
struck ly ratesunkc about hat way between the ankle
aud knee lie Wa- near euoueh TO ~ Matt Harreils
house 90 call for help Mr. Harrrl took hin IN aud
kindly chrrd Tor him DR. Joiner was Immediately called
aud administered all The auui1irs known TO the proies
sion, but without avail. % prOOng Mr.. Plnsons life
Until v clock Friday. when he died.
The sun., 1879-06-22

Yesterday, In tho Sixth District Court Nine.
Valentine Nrsdenberg was awarded. by q jury. sl3uA
damages for the death oi her husband, who was tor 10
pieces at the shOnung park several months by bear
known a. Continental Charley. The annual was bruught
here two ago and Pat NJ asa utize IN shout
ing match Placed ~ Tue shooting PARK Tor SAFE Keeping,
he morning broke his chain and. attacking Mr.. We.
deuberg lAcvraed HIM that he died OF has injuries
The animal Immediately Killed but the rife club,
through its PreLienL Gen v. j. BehAn, held spon.
sll
The sun., 1879-06-22
tn. erav. OF j ohm R.aaoIpA,. Mother.

A correspon lent writing from Mattoax. In
Chesterfield County Va, says. II IA not generally
mother M John Randolph OF Roanoke rest IN the soil u
tins plantation twheTe he was reared, high blun
the Appomattnx River and the city " Peters
burg Her grave Is under oaks and covered with
stone slab, which IS written her name her death
and age IN Latin There 10 no enclosure around the
grave The plantation ~ in high stAte of cultivation,
and Mr. Randolph himself would not nnd ault with the
nns wheat aud lrpi, gIowlna here J0dsy.h
The sun., 1879-06-22
An Amesea Murderer Keru.s. to Eat.

LowyILLE. June lG-Winthrop Merrihew
one Of The IVAN nov waiting Irlal. ih tne custody 81
Sheriff Smith upon llctmrut Tor thc murder David
Merrhew. has since last Thursday. .tuhhuruly and yer
slsenty refused tu purtke OF the toOi FURNISHED him
common with the rest o the prisoners la and he
asserts his discrimination Not 10 touch another moauuu
Of food lie has etaiualy hcen growing more morose
since The indictment was found.
The sun., 1879-06-22

On Thursday evening last in Cass County
Texas while Nj Bale henderson out ON hunt MS
dogs roued panther, winch took to tree. habe his
being loaded with small shot. took deliberate aim,
and shot both eyes the panther Out as the animal
preparing 90 spring down upon him The panther
ured SiX ieet nInc inches from up to up.
The sun., 1879-06-22

A few weeks ago. from the north and north
west ul tls valley NcNadai millions uf crckets
coming m 10 dvNuur ami destroy the and
FARMERS expected to htr 49, is dry Nearly all
the hogs m the valley lave becn got together, aud
herded 10 meet the Vuckets THE hogs getting the
best Of the hghL and taGtening In their onward
The sun., 1879-06-22
4 Preachment.

A Preachment.
From ScriLasT'' AoANIH.
mani II hard thy fortune.
However fate imuortune.
Turn not a. wrong None mud. or Will
Their good enlarged BY dong III.
A. bonts that row In Venice.
Just "a the hie Oi men ~
Our course uOcs crooked DER inc ude,
with but a brOKcn oar 10 guide
Thy neart OF oak then cherish,
Or sure thv soul VII perish;
The soul 10 hut a boat that goes
WhatsysI way tbs heart hath chose
IHUu RuIIELL
The sun., 1879-06-22

Mr. William Bartlett. who lives near Lump
Aln. ga ha- neu tHt has peculiar nouons about tyng
she ays every day Like most other hen- but every
other /, large "a egg the others OF
ordinary size one u the larger sIe weshsS - ounces
ami Ni luthes around the shortest clrcunfer.
once. and "a e longest The hen laid eggs tie
aau Ia - ~la
The sun., 1879-06-22

There was u heavy rain storm on Tuesday
night ON Wednesday muruus an extraordinary specA.
ce was pte.ened on the Long Ridge road. At tie resrr.
o Tue Bethel Water Company. The road AMI the
banks thereof distance ut eighty rods, swarued
VITA young irug. They hardly iucn Ia length.
They were IN constant Wouou ana Vet 80 immense In
number ~ 10 be unable tu get Out ut the passing teams
The ground, = the cOud reach, covered
with them They iell IN the rain tuesday night
The sun., 1879-06-22

John and Albert Datn nnd Henry Warren re-.
Gently hitd a ar-r California lIu meas duncan. Mills
Tie bONs were coon hunu- ami met the animal. winch
they ml,tuuk Tor wildcat Thirteen bullets ht the lion
before II surrendered Ito hc. IL measured feet
u To
The sun., 1879-06-22

Near Howrllsvile Warren County. Va. rs-
ccutY. fisherman saw ms cork disappear on land.
my hi, pnn II proved 90 be- hrse Jus having inside a
nh much too iHrpe tu he released through the mouth Of
the Jus aud which had swallowed the hook OF the fisher
man IL is supposed the nsh entered its queer home
when II was small
The sun., 1879-06-22

. We learn from Mr. richardson. conductor on
the acguuuu uuafiuu iVl- uu the Macon ami llI-vf~k
Railroad. GA. ihat Young hiten b. rattle.
snake ON Thursday m0ruug last at No un >lii road
He had gone mo tile yard ~ early dawn TO see,t
Lumber To buii collin Tor his mother who had uIcd dur.
ing the night A. he turned over plank ON TIC round
the pte struck hint lie drank tNoQuArs OF wLiskey
At last accounts lie was dulu- well
The sun., 1879-06-22

On Monday last President Mason went out
hununs iu o., N9yds, behlue Mr. Il W h'ral.ons nssr
La Grange. u, discovered hawks nest, and shot
the I'D hawks. and Cin climbed the tree to
what tr nest lie found tour young hawks, and
nlihtnf oi~ Yesterday two dAvs afterwArd. Mr Mason
went YIN 10 the nest and snut the other old hawk.
Cin climbed the tree again. AID found IN the nest ten
yuunl chcAens sX htr birds and ground squirrel be.
sies The OF other All ti- had been
accumulated IA two days The heads OF the chickens
and rrds hal been torn ~ their cn as taken out aud
all their feathers plucked out except the down The
hesd the squirrel had been ripped open aud s brain
ed
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now M MIGnr HiyE DONE IT.



In rruhliccNhiltious of this character the
,,t-tit, Is 'n.,u MY heightened 10y having
"r, ,il.r.t.e ituuu- th" audience with strange
doeunrnis o, hNi'',n away IN ,rwH"u"9ks
r. .trftuy Iut. Hud tn Lit'rr~i l- increased bN
"r .,. .. il.rriiftri. Duf e.. aluGiy lWpfOmptu
s,rs ol Wi Tur sisnols are ronMyrd W
,arI. or rumuIhbuuuS ui words The nrs
al uy is removed Wien W. rrf "i thut lnr
stm.,n.p is hot either anxious or prepared to
,,'i nuy very severe test To- tine performer. and
HINT only such articles rs arc usually carried
ehout the uprcuu need be arranged for. Two
or t1rer hundred. or fewer. signals would quite
Eniyes. pcncie. handkcrchiois, gloves. and
other miscellaneous contents OF our pockets,
while the umbrellas. sticks. retculca. 6c..
would form quite an inconsiderab !" addition
to the list. besides, the person who puts the
nunstiOns-knOWlng the preHrranged code-cnu
fsjcrt or ignore any article for which no signal
greater stumbling block to tho unintiated
than this is that mentioned above. VIZ: tho
questions do not seem to present suiiiclent va
fipty 10 enable II person blindfOldod. and men
tally IN the dark. 10 get AT the nnture OF the
mutiinriOus objects presented TO the interlo-
cular In reality this Ia rusily got over 10y the
arrangement Of money, precious stones cOlOrs.
g. I'D groups, ana Hs the questions put in
each 90 these are nearly nike. they need pre-.
sent few urculiuritirs to the audience We shall
see how the grouping System stands the per-
former In such good stead in the examples
hereafter gwen.
ant 10y the person who interrogates in an aO-
surily simple manner without exciting sus,
ption. as Is it open or .shutY' Il IS shut
or. " Is 1t shut or oponl' q" 1t is open" " Is q
pcriumel p Yes" " Is there n stone in iii
"Yes." &c.
forordnary articles n wel.unferstood code
must be arranged between the performers. and
all who take to this line of business have their
own systems. altogether or IN pNrt, which have
grown out Of the shifts they have had to make
and the corners into which they haye been
driven during past performances. We may
hero indicate sufficient to enable our friends e
get some grasp Of the subject. and give q
groundwork upon which TO proceed II desirous
vi Introducing this pleasing and astonishing
art to the family circle Oi course to attain tC
the perfection OF some OF the modern profes
scrs of this very puzzling trickery Ia out Of tn,
question with those whom we now address
such experts have spent possibly, years u
uerfecting their systems they are constantly IL
the practice Of clairvoyauce and are adding 4
their word code daily. besides which. as WI
have said. their cOnirdeia ats lend an adde'
mystery to a performance which in its sim
plcst form eludes the detection OF ordinary Oh
servers.
We will now give some questions. with tn
ideas they convey to the clairV0yant. Mterwar'
proceeding To give one or two groups OF SUB
jects cOlOrs Nc., and then apply the whole Y
t i
The sun., 1879-06-22

daughter Of Mr.. Joseph B. Brown Of Two
Runs. Lump pku tuuuN. Ca, ,at down on a huge rAtUe
suaAe other day she got up soon a. Sue found II
out aud the suAke Was Al.lcd.
The sun., 1879-06-22

At the Brown street market on Saturday
murutng old Ifis woman approached nsh stand.
aud appealed to the proprietor for help lie declined "
give ncr anythn- She moved awav but not out OF tie
building unOhserVcd she went behind the sAni where
large tub covered with canvas, attracted her a,ten
Cautiously Hitting the not To make ruy
nois She her hand into the tub nu then she yelled.
TIE tu contained several swapping turtles ana one had
caught hO.d OF her fingers. cauAng much pain 'Ochl
Mister ma, God bless you. take the crathur on, do.
please. her pleading remark 10 the owner Of the
suupiers II wa found necessary TO kiu the turtle be-
ilre NIe hngrrs could be lib rnled.
The sun., 1879-06-22

Los ANGELES. Cal, June 3.-R Sharp. who
lives at hast Los Angeles appeared In s place Of bur
ness today ior the met time ~ several weeks, About
three weeks ago, while he was Trruung hts lAni, he
was prcccdmg the wabr stream. carrying hoe u
loosen tine ground. and suddenly felt something sling
him ia the raii his ri.ht leE On louking down he
saw an Immense tdrnntula c-ng to his bare limb BE.
he could brush u on II gave him another bc. The
sock WA severe. but he did lose hi- presence "
mind lie At proceeded 10 the house, ana applied
such auuios were at hand and drank arse Euhlet
oi pure alcohol followed 10y bottle aud ahHt " stfong
brandy These suutulHuS produced but very little IL
ehriating effect. AMI doubtless saved Mr. Sharps uie
The wounds then bstercd AMI 70 this morning
Nj sharp did not tCel strong enough tO 20 " Work.
The sun., 1879-06-22

terrible pull ut their net warned some shad
fishers who were plying their vocation below Fort Della
ware that they had something bigger than shad to deal
with one OF them barely saved himself from going over
the side of the schooner took dozen men to pull In
the prize which proved to be turtle eight feet long i've
feet wide with head twice as large asa mans, and
room enough on its back for half dozen cane-seat
chairs n attacked Oits captors who stepped on II
ana iA weight was omethng less than eOO pounds"
The Leavenworth weekly times. [volume] (Leavenworth, Kan.) 1870-1880, 1879-04-17

sheriff Henry Lifts, of Abilene, arrived in
the city yesterday with the notorious Henry
Markley, sente need to fonr years in the PEN
itenti ary. Msrkley has made reputation as
a thief and Jail breaker which ent Ties n m
to rank among the o;orioGs CT minals of the
day. He is the "other PARTY" referred 10 by
Van Light as bling concerned in the train
robbery on the X. G., II. J q Il railway.
He hiss broken ont from several jails, n s
last escape being from the Junction City
Jail, where he WIS couf red awaiting on the
change for which he is now committed to the
penitentia' V. Uron breaking out he made
his way TO Van Lights ranch. moi
knowing thai Van had been playing detec'
tive upon the gang which he-Msrkley-sup
posed Van was 8 member Van quietly
gathered him in and de iyered him TO tho
authorities. He was very stless on his way
here AID had TO be watched closelv. He ex-
pressed his intention t. make his escape
from the penitentiary if possible.
The Sheriff ported that Abilene and vi
chit had been svored with a fine rain,
and that IL extended all along the line OF the
Kansas Pacific
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Kepre.enta,i,e Nan.

Hon-J. Hollinger. OF Chapman, Kas. is
in the city. on business. Mr.. Hol niger Is
one of the ex epslve farmers of the cslebra-
ted s'Golden Belt" on the Kansas Pacific
railway, where he has a farm of several
thousand acres, which he works with the
knowledge born of experience and a clear
brain. and which makes his farming success.
full beyond his most sanguine expectations
Lass year, he raised /. eco bushels of wheat,
every grain Of which rated No. in the mar
ket. A tract OF fifty acres yielded an average
Of forty six bushels to the acre. The people
recognized the sterling qualities and talent
of the man and placed MIN in the Legisla.
ture two years ago, in which he made many
YARN friends nom this city, by working for
the enhancement of our interests.
HIS buainess In this city is TO procure ma
eeEial and make contracts for the erection OF
- Ane residence which will COS. him about
- - and vhich he wants to build to match
Aoxe0 barn. now upon his farm. He comes
- xeavs1WeEta because his experience
1ncoe Hin that ~ IA do better among oul
mD than anywhere In the Vet
- YIN lsnvs It's evunlng N Kansas City,
oo3ock o1w 1111ls axl1s Is neOo bqnha1s q
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MISSOURI DOUT0RS.
Tiuuts> OF Their Annual Conyen
lion st 81. Joseph.


ST.. JosEPH, Mo, April l0.-The Annual
Convention OF the District Medical Society
Of Northwest Missouri is in session here
to day. 4 large number Of physicians are
in aiterdarce from Norlhwest Missouri
Northern Kansas, Southern Iowa, and
Western y brssks. The fret business to
dav was the election OF officers l,r the en-
suing year, and the b4El1tiug resulted:
President, Dr. Joslyn, Cf Oregon, Holt
county; first Vice-Prssident, DIR. J. VI.
Richmond, of 81; joseph; Recording Sec
responding Secretary, Or. J. ". ID.
T. II. Z Doyle, ST. Joseph;
Librarian, DR. + A. SimOrs, S. Joseph,
After the formal installation Of the officers
paper was read by DR.. ". |. HeddenF, Of
st. Joseph, on Uterine Hemorrhage, and the
afternoon was occupied IN the dls CussiOn Of
the positions taken and the views advanced
by the author Of the thesis.
The night session opened with an essay
by Dr. d J. Christopher on irrItability Of
Muscular Fibrss. This was followed by
discussion Of the regular qEes ion Of the
evening: What ave the most suitable rene
dies 20 improve appetite Digestion ana -
similaiior? This discussion was partIct
pated in by dozen or mere physicians and
was very interesting The latter part Of the
night session was devoted to the reports Of
special casea, which called out several
very interesting statements from several OF
the doctors present. The session Will be
CONTINUED for several dsvs.
We have hid several cogiou7 showers Of
rain since Sunday nigh. which have saved
the crop OF wheat in rSi7 section, that was
a much a larger and better one than in
any former year. From Gentry, Holt,
Andrew and Atchizon couutis-, the reports
show that wheat was damaged somewhat
by the drought on the highlands, but that
the rains will bring nesrly all OF it ont.
Since Sunday night, the rainfall in this
CITY has been SO 100 inches, The river
at this point has risen since April 4th, :
feet and inches.
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2EkkTF.

WAsHISGT1S, April I0.-So7n after the
beginning oi he =esri "a, consideration Was
resumed Of the New Hampshire senatorial
question, ard Mr. salisbury opposed the
admission If Mr.. Bell.
Mr. CARPENTER argued that % au-
thorize the Governor to make the sp-
p9intmeut there uus- have been a recess
Of thst body, which at that time posses-et
legislative power OF the STATE, bscsu4e the
Governor in making such appointment
acted only for the Legislature, which if in
session cOGld make the election 20 fl the
term.
The VICE-PRESIDENT announced the
question TO be on the Pelding amendment,
viz: that the Hon. Chas. II. Bell il entitled
to a seat SIS Senator. By virtue Of appoint
ment by the executive Of New II mp-hire,
and the amendment was agreed ro-yess,
80: nays, 2S Nr Bill was then sworn in
Mr. WITHERS moved that the Senate
now proceed to the consideration Of the
army appropriate bill He said thst a
week ago he gave notice Of his intention To
speak on the resolution offered, which
condemned what was supposed to he Iemo-
cratic policy but had given way for mid
Grafton Of question privilege, Just decided
be did think he ought now be sntagonizsd
with army The bill Senate decided 70
take up bill. Resolutions was adopted giving
70 select Committee the power 10 examin-
| finance, reports, accounts and books 81
treasury department, the poSer to have
printed testimony taken from tine to tine
and such statements as the committee may
desire.
| Mr.. RANDOLPH made motion tina;
when Senate adjourn it would De on Mon.
day next, eaying to-mo-row would be good
Friday, day respected By religious remit.
msnt Of ths country. Senate disagreed to
motios; yeas q, nays 81. After thu
szseu1ive s.szion, adjourned.
The Leavenworth weekly times. [volume] (Leavenworth, Kan.) 1870-1880, 1879-04-17

Rose Chapman, frail sister If sable huH,
finding that the time app CACHED wherein
she should render unto tn city treasury n
ten doll II note for carrying on her V"caiion.
and that The was not financially fixed IN
meet the contingency, came INTO police
court, pleaded guilty, was fined the usual $40
and sem below
Mr.. Rockford, arrested for assau't and bat
terry, WAS released, il being shown that the
matter was trivial neighboThool quarrel.
The Leavenworth weekly times. [volume] (Leavenworth, Kan.) 1870-1880, 1879-04-17

The predictions of the venerable Proie Ssor
Tice sometimes hit and sometimes miss
The reader can folloS him through The
monta and see how he makes out:
sixth to eighth, clear to fair.
Eighth o. thirteenth. cloudy, threatening
weather. with heavy storms IN places
Thirteenth 10 fourteenth, clear and fair.
Fourteenth to 81 hte-nth, cloudy, threat
enfny weather with orai storms.
Eighteenth TO twentieth, clear or TAR
TNrnlieth To twenty -four TN, cloudy threat
ening weather, with hea y and severe storms
in pia-es-
Twenty-fourtn tn tweniy-nith, clear or fAir
TwenIy-fifth TO Iwenfy-ninth, Loudly
tbreatenins weather with local II rms
Tx.niy-fintn To th'r'ieth. clear or fair.
The warmer dsNs viii be about the ain, sth
10th, i6i',, ga and 2Stn
rue cooler days will be about the "a, eth
18th, 18Th, 18th and Sp-h.
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REV. Ar KS
the House of Il. presenfatIyes, Won.
DAY, January 20, 1879.

Ga the bill OF Mr.. Wright, of Pennsy lvsnia
(H. B. No. l10), entitled AN &C; supple
mental to an act TO secure homesteads
on the public domain" approved May
20, 1862.
Mr. EwiDg-Mr. spesker, the bill under
consideration spproPriates SO 100000 to
promote settlements on the public lands.
II provides thst any person entitled 10 tie
be6e6is Of the Homestead law may select a
quarter section of public lsnds for home
stead, and on proof made 70 tie register
and receiver Of the proper land Office that
he or che ia not the owner OF property in
excess OF $500, shsll receive a loan of 500
from the Treasury; and in thirty days
thereafter, on proving that the first 500
received vas duly expended in improvins
ths kaet sslscasd. ikall rsesiys . further
The Leavenworth weekly times. [volume] (Leavenworth, Kan.) 1870-1880, 1879-04-17

The finest piece OF job printing seen in this
part of the country, Is tie illustrated cata-
logue of the AbernaIhy msnuf ctu ing COM
papy just turned out 4 THE TIMES job print
ing establishment II is a b ok OF lS' pages
printed ON super-siZ ii and Gale dared paper
the finest, We believe, ever usad for any
kind OF book work In this country. 1t is
bound in heavy card board, the cover being
tinted with slate color, the letterin. done in
vermiIlion, pom ribbon OF white. the cut,
all through from beginning 10 nd, show the
very perfection OF pres, wo k, and altogether
the Job u one that any judge of good work
will say il just what We have pronounced II
the finest ever turned ouI in this part of
the country.
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x.,,c, f.-uusi- w Negroes

The ~ fortunate condition Of tn" many col
ored people nov coming into ou- stare. from
the south, g. one 10 be piried, and some OF our
citizens have been taking m 'SureS for their
relief in common with the eth
gems of other states. Yesterday morning
Mr.. H u Rash s-nt on, hun red sacks
of four, as hi share OF the contribution, to
wyandotie, Kzns, 10 relieve the destitute
darkies who landed IN re from a boat
-fhe Missouri p lcic railway dead headed
the fret yht over that line
The Leavenworth weekly times. [volume] (Leavenworth, Kan.) 1870-1880, 1879-04-17

Every person would have more vigor Of
mind and body. and mental clearness we e
they TO use daily diet Of unbolted wheat
-four. Mix with the -four dry, DIR Prices
Cream Baking Powder, stir in pure water,
form a soft batter, bake in gems or biscuits,
and the result will be the most nutritious ar
ticle of food that can be made. 2t-d&w
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3 Serfnns ircident.

@Buck" Ro&iHson, Of the fire department
carries his left arm in p sling, The result OF
an accident which j. a severe one, but which
might have b en- much worse he was
working with n ci'iee, when it slipped, en-
tering his left wrist just below the palm OF
the hand, and curiius a deep cash bout an
inch and a-half long. The leaders were in-
jured. somewhst and the chis-l came dan %
gerousIy near the artery Tn" wound is one
that will deprive hi 70 Of the use Of his hand
for some time bat he Will ultimately regain
fuIl nse of IL
The Leavenworth weekly times. [volume] (Leavenworth, Kan.) 1870-1880, 1879-04-17
ConnrnnaIipna

WASHINGTON, April IO.-The Senate has
confirmed Andrew p. Mccormick, United
States District Judge Of the northern dis
trict Of Texas; Geo. :. Smith, surveyor
General Of the district Of Iowa and Nebrss-
ka; Thomas 5. Woodwork lIils). receiver
of public monies at Msssila, y. u. Post
rns-terz-Tnoms d. Noble. IndiauOls,
lows: Azir \. Smith, La.dvil'e, Coli Adam
d. Cooper, Canon City, Col.
The Leavenworth weekly times. [volume] (Leavenworth, Kan.) 1870-1880, 1879-04-17

Mallov. the colored man VIII was the or
chin Of a shot from officer Mller'S pistol a
few weeks ago, when the officer was abou TO
arrest HIM. came down wn for the inst
time, yesterday, since the shooting He
seemed to cherish no feeling Of revenge
against Miller Tor shooting him; but he eX-
pressed tie belief, that in the future he
would avoid the company and influences
which indirectly came 50 near ending his
career
The Leavenworth weekly times. [volume] (Leavenworth, Kan.) 1870-1880, 1879-04-17
yenir. ForSpec'aI Term.

The following Is the veniTe ofjurnrs drawn
for the special term Of the district court,
which convenes May 18th
Asro, Evans ard NJ Wells, Delaware
township; Jacr Nnele, 1bOs Ryan. George
vanderschm DIT. Joseph A. McGOnigle, Enel
wetzel and NJ & .idsmith. CITY; Fred M9jors
and Hiatt, Kickapoo Township; Jo-eph
Trower, Alexardris township, and Thomas
Buchanan, Stranger township.
The Leavenworth weekly times. [volume] (Leavenworth, Kan.) 1870-1880, 1879-04-17

Dennis Ryan has rived one term as coun.
Gilman and was reelected by = larger vote
Than be received at his first election. Den
MS has well rrpreSen ID Hi- sec ton Of the
CITY in the council, sud has 'more political
Influence than any man IL the LIST Ward -
Hilton Signal 3
Dennis used to be- resident OF Lesven
worth, and his friends are glad to hear OF his
spccs IS In life.