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The Leavenworth weekly times., 1879-06-19

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COLoEED IVRIEs IN VIRGINIA
The Decision OF Christian, OF the
Hastings GOnrt.

HustiD.s Z Onrt-
RICHMOND, Va, June 6.-Judge Christian
Of the Hastings Court, gave his decision to-
day on the colored jury question. He
quoted from the laws a. to who are Iualif-
rd to serve az Jurors, and how they shall
be summoned, etc and savs there can be
no question that the State has the right to
prescribe the mode in which Jurors are
TO be selected and summoned, and trials
conducted in its courts. This he sustains
by numerous citations Of high legal
authorities, including Judges Marshall
Story, fancy, Chase, Waite, and all the
Judges and text writers who are worth
quoting, both before and since the adoption
OF the recent amendments 10 the Federal
Constitution, and Claims that the State
OF Virginia, having the exclusive right to
do 80, has through its legislature confer
red on him the duty Of furnishing lists from
which iIries in his court shall be taken.
He recognizes the equality Of the colored
people before the law, and that they are
laiable TO serve on luries, and say. he will
summon them for such service when he
deems it best for the proper enforcement Of
the laws OF the Commonwealth. The
only principle which Wa governed or will
hereafter govern him in the discharge OF
the duty Of selecting juror IL that which
will enable him To comply with the law
and at the same time secure the best mate
rial for its proper enforcement. He will
continue to bat only such per.ons on the
Jury a. he thinks well qualified" az the
Jaw requires him % DO.
The Leavenworth weekly times., 1879-06-19
Our Trade with Foreign Countries


1t cannot very we'll be said that business
ia going to the dogs in this tountry, when
about steamer day leaves Boston for
Europe, and full at that. The old country
is drawing largely from us: while what We
import enters but little into competition
with our own produce or manufactures.
The inward cargoes of these steamers CON-
sis; mainly of the raw material that we
reed, and the rates Of freight are 50 low
that il hardly pays the cost OF handling.
In the early history of our European stean,
lines the balance OF trade was almost en-
tirely against us. Now it is reversed and
We are getting rich out OF the traffic.
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Preparing TO Run From the yellow
Fever.
Isl. Louis Timss-Journal, lOl

ISt. Louis Timss-Journal, I0l
1t is understood that the members of the
National Board of Health are not agreed 8.
to the probabilities of yellow fever in the
South this summer. They do not 70 much
fesr the fever poison, which msy have
''kept over" in the Gull States. fer ,h.y 60
not believe that it VIII spread. L, is said
that there is no instance Of the disease hav.
ing "kept over" from one summer to an
other in this country and assumed epidemic
form the second time. The dangerous pes
thence is always from a fresh importation
of the poison from countries where it IL
''domesticated." Reports from the cities
which suffered 20 severely last summer in
dicate panieky feeling, and all are pre-
pairing to move if TIE fever advancea ppon
them.
The Leavenworth weekly times., 1879-06-19
R,DIN SMINnLED

Ii this railroad war keers up for few
days longer, cur editorial excursion fel-
lows will be outrageously swindled. They
have expected to get about hundred
and fifty dollars worth of free riding,
whereas preseat appearances indicate that
their ride will not be wt-'L more than q
dollar and half. They won't receive
more than one per cent.-ha-dly worth 60
The Leavenworth weekly times., 1879-06-19
THE CINCINNATI s.ENGERFEsT
Continuation OF the Great Festivities
Ne~terday-A Grand Success.

Ne>terJay-A Grand Success.
CINCINNATI, June 12-The streets this
morning seem TO have resumed their wonted
appearance, AZ far as the crowding, moving
multitude ia concerned. III it were not for
tlags and decorations one would hardly
imagine there was anything ont of the usual
order occurring; bat the vast throng of
yesterday still remain, but seem TO have
betaken themselves 10 the hill,ops and
parks, where balloon sscensions, picnics
and concerts are the order OF the day. The
weather continues favorable to the highest
enjoyment of the Fest, and at the Music
Hall concerts this afternoon and evening
the attendance promises TO be large. Among
the sOloists this afternoon IL Miss Annie
Norton, who has been 20 foremost in orches-
tral concerts the past winter.
To night has been a gala one for the
Saenger.est, both in the quality and sing
ing and the attendance. FULLY Al, 900 peo-
pie were seated before the opening of the
concert The total attendance will prob
ably number several hundred more The
chorus seats were packed solidly by the
male singers and they presented contrast
in their absence of color, when compared
with the bright costumes of the lady singers
of last evening.
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The international Meteorological; Con
gress OF April IL. 1879.

The International Meteorological Con-
gress, recently convened, terminated
its labors, after brief and rather hur.
ried session, by referring much Of the busi.
ness FOR which it was convened to the dis
cretion Of committee originated by the
Congress; the decisions OF the Congress
have not been, therefore, numerous.
The meeting was large. with quite gen.
eral enthusiasm on the subject Of Inierna-
tional Meteorology.
The Congress has recommended that, for
each country, daily synoptic weather charts
The Leavenworth weekly times., 1879-06-19
Canada Pacific Railroad.

Twenty-three surveyors have gone to ex-
plore the Iiue of Canadian Pacific Railway
from Nipigon eastward toward Long Lake
and Ontario Another party of surveyors
are laying the line between Thunder Bay
and Nipigon. Immediately after the COM
pletion of these surveys the telegraph line
l. TO be constructed, thus giving complete
Geographic communication with the North
wesI. wholly through Canadian territory.
The Leavenworth weekly times., 1879-06-19
Eeonamy which Docs Not Econom,se

lTlobe Democrat. To-
The Pjst Dispatch, in a violent effort to
make little political capital for the
Democratic party, declares triumphantly
that the Congressional appropriations for
1873 were 81 900 0C0 less than the sppro-
priations for 1871. But the P-D. neglects
TO state that the appropriations for the fis-
eel wear ending June so, 1879, were S2S,-
900 600 more than the appropriations for
1873. The economy of 1873 evidently re-
suited in large deficit which had to be
made up by increased expenditure in 1879.
The sri hmetic man of the P6t Dispatch
had better nv something else next time.
The Leavenworth weekly times., 1879-06-19

Senator David Davis is in progress in the
South, apparently. Southern congressman
sre flooding their districts with copies of
his late speech in the Senate, which il find
ing a warm place in the hearts of the best
men. Perhaps il may lie worth while to
keep an eye on the big Senator from Illin-
ois II he once gets started it Will be q
difficult business 10 stand in his way,
The Leavenworth weekly times., 1879-06-19
IOWA REPUBLICANS.
The Staiwarts Assemble in Csnyeu.
tion 1t DE. MoIue. Xc.,crd,y

The Staiwarts Assemble in Csayeu.
tion a' DE. Molues Yesterday.
DEs MoISEs, June 1.-THE Republican
State Convention met at IL O'Clock with
ao2 delegates. Jno. y. c. Irwin, temporary
chairman, in taking the chair made a
speech, which produced gres, enthusiasm
and applause, the most radical u,.erancei
being those most loudly che-red. In
m sking up the prospective candidates in
loSO and naming Conkling, Sherman
Blaine and Grant. the latter names wer.
met with particularly loud applause, thai
for Grant being several time. repe e.,ed and
ending in cheers. The convention, aftel
appointing the customary com mu,i,tees, ad
j5urned till O'Clock.
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Pity the SORROWS ora Poor Old Wa,

The annuity granted the aged and recre'
ant Bishop McCoskry, of Michigan, on The
condition that he 20 abroad, never to re-
turn, has bseD taken from him by the Dio'
cesan Convention. This sewers every tie Of
the Episcopal church with the unhappy
ex- -prelste, while at the same time placing
the official brand-''guilty"-on his brow
The wandering transgressor is now an exile
without resources in Europe
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FLORENCE.
Fine Growing Rains-PrOspect of n
Fine Corn Crop.
FLORENCE, KAN, june 10. 1879

FLORENCE, KAN, june 10, 1879.
EDITOR TIMEs:-A glorious rain yester-
GSy ard more to-day. Corn never looked
as well as now. Oats light. Wheat
(spring) light. Fall wheat not much over
one-half crop; berry is very nice; acreage
about the same as last year Our magis-
trsles and police are doing lively busi-
ness. The building of the NJ. & NJ, brings
Iois OF fuu for the boys City Marshal Jas
$. Ca-her, il always ready. The crowd
threatened to destroy the cooler" last
evening. but they concluded tha: they
would run too much risk. A locomotive
was mashed in the yard here this morning.
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THE HULL MURDER.
The Police Are Yet in the Dari, as to
Nhowa- the Murderer


New YORK, June IA police officer,
high in authority, in speaking with a
reporter OF the Ersaing Post this morning of
the murder of Mrs. Hull, admitted that he
WI. confident that the murder WAS COM
mitted by a person in the house and said
the removal Of the Jewels was device too
shallow to deceive anyone. He also intI-
mated it was likely an arrest would be
made very soon-possibly to-day. Super
iutendent Walling is said to be convinced
that the missing Jewels are still in the
house, but il the Jewels are not found in the
house or drains, the police theory of the
murder would not be changed, as they say
IT'S IMPOSSIBLE
to say, for the jewels might be carried along
the sewers by matter passing through them.
DR.. Hull il under surveillance. His idea
that the murder was committed by profess
siOnal burglars il generally discredited by
all perzons familiar with criminal matters.
The police are confident of winding up the
case before the end OF the week. Three
thousand postal cards, giving description
OF the missing iewelry, will be sent to all
parts OF the country. The police viii get
full statement from
EVERY MEMBER
OF the household "a to the knowledge of the
existing feeling between Themselves and
Mrs. Hull and others in the house, "a well
al OF the events Immediately preceding
and following the murder.
Capt. Williams, on entering the house to-
day, met Dr.. Hull in the hallway and
handed a dispatch to him. DIR. Hull
read the dispaich and then handed
it back to the Captain,
yHO READ 1T
and questioned the doctor about it. The
contents Of the dispatch coald not be learn
ed. The officers have been instructed to
take charge Of all letters and dispatches di-
rected TO any Of the inmates Of the house.
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Competition m0nS the Washington
Monuments.

lChicago Tribune, II
The Senate hss remembered George
Washington, among other things, to the ex-
tent OF a few Thousands, for the purpose Of
erecting /. monument at his birthplace
And, by the way, wasn't there similar
undertaking begun in the city OF Washing
ton some cycles of years ago? ls it intend
ed now to insugurate a sort Of competition
between the two for the purpose Of seeing
which one will be completed last.
The Leavenworth weekly times., 1879-06-19
WendeI,-Ph,I.ips in a New Role.

IBoelOn Herald,
Uncle Wendell Phillips appeared in a
ner role Thurzday nieht-ss the defender
OF the South against the money power OF the
<p-.h
The Leavenworth weekly times., 1879-06-19
The Old Reliable,

IUlIaWa DaIly NEWS y
That old reliable paper, the Lesyenworth
TIMAs b Is added another feather TO its hat,
by publishing the Supreme Court Syllabi.
Long may il prosper.
The Leavenworth weekly times., 1879-06-19
REPLY

"DEAR SIR-We will accept your propo-
sition ii it can re incorporated with the fol-
lowing proviso: You are to send Us ) 400
worth of your best machinery, to be selected
by yourselves. This proposition TO be
made by Us TO ali the principal manufac-
rurers in the United States OF the same
class OF agricultural machinery made
by you. Ii they agree, We will submit
the mschiues to a competent committee, TO
be hereafter selected by US, and will send
our check for $500 to the manufacturer of
such machine or implement as shall be
awarded the premium for general or special
ex, ,slleDce, the makers OF the articles not
awarded the premium to make Us a free
gift Of their machines In submitting the
machinery for competition We shall expect
a guaranty that you will take it otf our
hands at the price first named, In case II
should receive the prize.
"P. S-We think you would stand
frst-rate chance OF winning the premium,
a. We know of no firm but yours likely to
stand the test
The Leavenworth weekly times., 1879-06-19

A Big Man When He Runs
fColumbus (Ohio) Democntl
A very quiet sort Of boom IN behalf of
The Leavenworth weekly times., 1879-06-19

your dsily and also in your weekly on the
following terms: We are to make the same
proposition to such other dailies as We see
it in tie leading cities of the country.
When sill the articles are published We
shal! submit them 10 a committee consist
ing of Gen. Brinkerhoh of this city, Hon.
5 ;. Bloom CT Shelby, Ohio, and DR.. Tay-
lor, president of Wooster university, and
viii send our cteck on New York fOr $500
to the paper they award it TO as the pub
fishers OF the best article, the two things
governing their decision to be, fist. general
excellence, and, second, special excellence
a. an advertisement. The publishers OF
the articles not awarded the premium Of
$500 to make no charge whatever for them.
Within ten days after we get your reply
We will write you whether to send ON your
correspondent or not. All the articles will
have to appear either late in June or early
in July.
"Iours, truly,
M. d. HARTER, Treas"
an. B.-Insubmitting the several articles
to the committee We shall ask for copies
printed on white paper, so thst the commit
tee VIII have no wav OF telling 10 what
paper each belongs"
The Leavenworth weekly times., 1879-06-19
THE RAILROAD WAR.

June ), 1879.
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A Detroiter, who dresses we'll and l,As
reasonable share Of good looks, lad
occasion last week to make u trip il, III.
country, and one night hc found Inn.
self At farm house nj which party
wa, to come oil. He was invited a. lar.
ticipatc In the festivities, and. after In
hal consented, tllr old farmer took hin,
around the corner of thu house and
said; @Thc young folks nrc mighty
fond Of any game with kissing IN II.
They'll got up something and tx II IL
mako you kiss the handsomcst girl in
the room." "Well, I'll kiss her. M..s
the prompt reply. Yes. hut hold ~
littlc." continued the o'd IMAM. "Thcrr'a
my gnl, Emma. W. think shes ~ pnr
~ IA any of en-, but certain folk,
around here kinder snitf at her saus.s
her nose crooks bit and her hAir II Il
tribe high-colored. Now. want ,nn
10 kiss Em for tho handsomcst gnl III
thc room. It'll 10 the olo woman geol
do En- good, and kinder set these anif.
fcrs back n little. don't ask yon To
kiss her for nothing. but, II yonll ,lo II.
Ill throw Is cents ofl'n your bill in the
morning. What dye sayY" The yonnG
man said he'd do II, and tho father con-
timed. That's the checker. Don't
have any makc-hcliesc about II, hut Hiss
her right pop ont, NJ that wo kin MI
hear tho smack The game was
played, the Dctroiter was fixed, and
he kissed "Ems like the pop IL u pis
tol. Hc felt all the happier for II that
night, seeing how greatly the old wam
Nh Was pleased, hut next forenoon ~
he logged along he hal 10 run the
gAntlet Of score oi farmers SONS
waiting Ia fence corners 70 lick him hc.
cause hc passed their gals : BY for
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stones, six clubs md about hnshel u
potatoes before he got ont of the neigh.
horlAood, and. when he came 10 figure
mp, he realized TINT Ii cents was no IN.
ducement nj NIL. Detroit Free Press.
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hes inst held H. yearly accession u Atlanta, "a.
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President. and New fcrt city wss chcssa aa
tho nesi place Of meesine In she HAaitAry
Council, which ~as alse In seseiun n Atlanta,
nnc % the apeAkvr~ denounc~l sl~ryAng cars -
vehicles u cpti~mtce and The council recon.
snentrd sha, they L. Investigated A. 70 their
ven,ilAsion, etc.
The American bible Society, Ii New
York, has inst celebrated its ty-shird annual
anniversary. The annual rSpost shows that
during the last year tAsre werc ~. .ics Bibles
manufactured, and Of thcsc aaa, sis wsse issued
as homo and ssSeso abroad Tho issacs Of the
eoctesy during sixty ..hrce ycar~ have t~sn
~ o., isN copice Over AtsAun samlics wcss
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Npene<s and Nevl.n rottev, ~ere ,eeea,is
hanesA BY ,soso Of mfuria,ei ei,isea. ., s,a,l
sil,s. Mise.
The trial oi Cox for the murder oi
coa Aston, ~ Atlanta, Ga, r~~nited In ves
dict of Gullty of murder In tl~ ArSs dcxrre, a..
couapAnicsi With 4 recommendation 10 merry,
- provided nnder si,~ new law. of ,accrxia,
framed BY Col. Alason. himself This recon.
msndaston commAtrs thc ,s~ash sentence 10 i'm.
prisonmeas FOR lifc
Tom Jones and Henry Mcleod (both
rc,oscil we're hanged for murder In tho pre~
sacc Of S0O people at App.ing. near atlanta,
0a., last Friday. Richard Leo, q negro bur.
glAr, wAs publicly hanged q Fayetteville, n. q.
Hc confessed his crime Oh tho a.aFnld, an,l
said that ne deserved death.
A Are a ~. Louis, Mo-, last week,
burned out Gauss, Henickc 4 Caa wholesAle
hat and zap s.ore doss e;a0cp. uoldstesn
Dros, wholcaalc dry goods house tloss "a, ,upD,
aud A. fsankcnthal 4 Sons Wholesale notion
ssoro tloss ealtOol. Tho ioss 10 buildings Was
esauA making total loss Of eaSs.UNA
Tho Louisiana Constitutional Ton.
vc0,in has adopted IN article prohll.,lne The
Ocnerat Assembly from contracting any doh,
or liability on tho part of tho S,ase except for
tho purpose of repcllins invasion Or insnrrcc.
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At The charter election In Indiannpp.
lis. last week. tho entire Republican ticket was
sncccs~ful BY majorisics ranging from 200 10
2MA Al Lafayette tho Republican ticket wAA
also elected In Fort Wayne, 1crrc Hansc and
New Albany thu Dcmocrats elected All ,hcir
candidates for city officers - william Dawson,
Democrat. has hcen elected Mayor ~ ~. PAUL,
Minn.
The Richmond VA SOHihern III.
teiiiyeneer puhlishes picture and sketch OF
tho life Of senator David Davis, aud nominAics
him ~ The Presidential candidate OF the great
combination to bc formed against urans In
1850"
Tho Maine 0rccnhMckers will meet
In convention June i 10 nominate 1 candidate
TOR Governor
A Washington dispatch wys that
Sccretary sherman Inns returned from his
Ohio Visit, and entered upon his dniic~ at tho
treasury. lie again reitcra,cs tho statement
that he has no tlesire or intention of becoming
= candidate for Governor Of Ohi0.-