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The Leavenworth weekly times. [volume] (Leavenworth, Kan.) 1870-1880, 1879-04-03
ANOTHER trrsCEl..H

Another circular distributed 10 holders Of
city and county bonds by ClOugh & Wheat,
is copied in another column. Il IL not
materially different from the one we pub.
iished a few day ago. 1t shows that they
are not leaving anything undone to injure
the interests Of the county and city, and
prevent compromise of our bonded in
debtedness. They demand that the city
and county officers shall be fined TO the full
amount OF the public Indebtedness, and be
sent to Jail till they levy a tax to pay the
judgments, dollar for dollar.
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A letter from Sterling, Rice county,
given in our columns this morning, states
that satisfactory progress is being made on
the narrow-gauge railroad, intended 10 run
from that place to Leavenworth. This is .
road that viii be of importance to Leav-
enworth; it will take US into the very por-
ton Of the State that our merchants desire
to reach, and, as matter Of self-interest,
we ought to DO all we can TO help the en-
terprise along. The company is said 10 be
composed Of live men who will push the
wnrt
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IN @E LEAD.

The Chicsgo Timos, since its enlarge
ment, is a perfect marvel in the way Of
newspaper enterprise. Ii is the largest
daily sheet in Amer cs, ard. we believe,
the largest in The world, while lis enter
prise in the wsy OF news, and general
get up, keeps fully abreast with its SIZE.
But We do not like the style it has adopted
Of setting its editorials solid, and without
heads. That's an English custom, more
honcred in the hrsrch than in the ohserv-
ance. \ journal that lesds the world in
those American qualities of enterprise and
Independence, should1't follow foreign pub
LEGATIONS in ;he IN alter of style 1t ought
to lead il everything, and be American, all
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members'cf the family either. One of his
sons was member OF the last Legislature
from Nemaha county. jackson county Ia,
therefore, in the absence Of facts to prove
the contrary, the banner county in the mat
ter of the most numerous family, but If
there is any county who can show np bet
ter, it should be hesrd from Mr.. Wilson
is now living with his third wife, the other
two being dead. JOHN.
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FORT DODGE NOTES.


DR.. Tremaine will arrive home irOsl the
East about the lat Of April.
Mrs. J. III. Phillips il visiting with Mrs
Pauly. of Fort ID dge, but expects TO pin
her husband in Leavenwor,h next week.
Nj Misner, OF Fort Lyon, is payirg Mn.
Pauly visiE
The command was called out last week
to fight a prairie fire.
Gen. Dnvis, Of the 23d, ia a member Of
the court martial to Try Gems. Hszen and
stanley.
Capt. Kennedy writes that his son james
is nearly recovered from his injuries, the
operation performed upon him here being a
grand success.
Lieut. Gardner, Of Fort Dodge, was sum
moned last week to attend the court mar
Tial trial at Fort Supply.
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SOUND TALK.

Che c,t7 Republican convention had the
god seasa 20 ps.a short, sgeet, ringing reso
lu'ion-. right TO the Ppiot. They hsve the
true rag. Thy go for settling our bonded
iu,!rbf-dDers at from 20 10 30 cents, and
pitch right irto the corrupt and rotten
syndicate. That concern stinks and no man
connected with il ought to be tolerated
again in Office. The convention deserves
ard viii receive the thanks of the people.
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UNTRUE

There is 10 truth whatever in the rumor
started by some one few days ago, that
Hon. W. 3. Srcng, Nice-PresIdent and
General Manager Cf the Santa lie road,
was to be removed. The company has uu-
limited COL fdence in the integrity and sbil-
ity of Mr.. Strong, and he is recognized by
everybody IS one Of the ablest and blst
railroad men in the country. The stock Of
this road ranks among The best in the
United States, being row to o., whereas
less Than two years ago il was down to
O.l8. And this result is largely due to Mr.
Siror "a able and rruHcnt N aflsrerna1.-
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SUPPOSED To BE A FRAUD.
ICawker City Free rress. l

4 colored man from Nicodemus, Grshsm
county, giving his name as $. NJ. Lee, has
been in town this week soliciting aid for
the destitute color.d folks of his town. He
informs Us that the Rev Mr. Rpundtree"
to whom our people contributed 30 gener-
Dusty, srd who preached in the NJ. +.
Church few weeks sgo-was fraud.
Everything that he received, went for him
self Mr. Lee informs us that when Round
tree returned h me, some women with chill
drsn in their arms came TO hum and told
hun they We're Starving, but the wretch
wouldn't give them Il mors,l OF bread He
did so we'll before, Mr. Lee says, that
Rouudtrse couremplstss giving cur people
snotte visit We hope, if the above re-
port il true, ard We have no COED reasons
to doubt IT, that our citizens will give tie
reverend fraud a warm reception.
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The statement made in Washington, a
few days ago, that the President had weak.
ened 10 his position on the election law
caused great excitement among the Repub'
licans, and occosioned the expression Of
some very plain suggestions and opinions
Bat he denies explicitly that he authorized
he announcement made in the Democratic
Caucus Committee that he would agree to 8
hallway compromise. Senator Chandler
and other Republicans talked with hin
afterwards, and they express themselves a
Satisfied with the Presidents utterarces
The Democrats, however, repeat the state
ment that the assurances described have
come directly from him.
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A SAD CASE.


Our attention has been called 10 the con
dition OF the wife Of Mr.. Uria ID. johnson,
living in Farmer township Mr.. j. related
to Us on Tuesday the following facts: They
got of the train at Raymond in the night.
Az the old LAZY was stepping from the car
the train stared, throwing her violently or
the ground, tom which fIll she had one
hip broken, I'D her back was so badly in
jured that che has never been able to be on
her feet-in fact is, and prob ,bly always
will be belfast. They are extremely poor,
having neither team nor COW, and no
money, and We hear that they have not
even the necessaries Of life.
The Leavenworth weekly times. [volume] (Leavenworth, Kan.) 1870-1880, 1879-04-03
DEATH OF A PROBATE JUICE.

4. D. Stone, former resident Of this
city. died at Netawaka last Friday, ard
was buried on Straight Creek the followir g
day. He was born In Kentucky, IN 1S0S,
ard, ccnsequ5 ntly, was, at the time OF hi
death, seveaty-one years old. He held the
Office of Probate Judge of this county for
two years and during his residence here
won the respect of all with whom he be-
came ACQUAINTED.
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WALKING.
WALKING.
Topeka Commonwealth

iIopeka commonwealth
The Capital Guards have become en-
thu7ei with the prevailing spirit of tramp.
ING, and are pzrfectirg arrangements for a
i've ri-hi' Walking. with a premium @. a
silver cup - the enc making the fastest
tune. There are nightly drills and last
pighs reporter was admitted to one Of
them. Among those Who walked were
capt: Nat N. Kinney, Mr.. Jones, of Jones
Brothers, Vernon Stein and Mr.. Critteu-
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A BAD Place FOR HORSE THIEVES.
lSmith County Pioneer
FrR..-rrr MIX OsI I -

Granville, March oh, 1879
EDITOR PIoSEER:-IIorse thieves give
Harvey town hip a wide berth since We
organized our horse producing company
here two years ago. We have lost but one
horse since that time, and the horse and
thief was caught the next dy, ard the
thief is nov In the peniientiary. A similar
organization should be had in every town
ship in the county. Where such organizl-
tions exist horse thieves seldom 60
The bond question ia getting lively here.
1t is hard to tell az yet which way it will
20. Cedsrville Is looking up some this
spring. The township is csiving good
snare OF the newcomers. Winter ~hest IL
looking well. III c. WHITNEY.
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A THRIVING TOWN ON THE KANSAS


lWa-kseny World, -
The frame work of the mil il IN.
Work Is progressing rapidly on the new
depot.
Auctioneer Sawtelle il building 4 resi-
dence bordering on the north If Mr. Girls
WolG's barnes. shop.
Mr.. Thomas Bryant, from Indians, is
building a residence in the southeast corner
Of this township.
Mr.. ID. Barclay bas built residence.
ue,r Cakes avenue, which Is occupied by
the family Of Mr. DOrmsn
Five sm II houses have been built SOUTH
Of the railroad track this week by men de-
string to occupy hem with their families
uotil they can select farm sites
John Bitter, of Kans 2 City, and Jno A
Mulcahy. from Jsnssvile, Wis are build
ing Two. story restaurant and bakery
house facing the sou,h side CT the public
square.
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A DIstGREEABLE EREOR.

An interesting end well written article
describing the burning 10 death of Mr. john
W. Antrim in a Rice county praire fire
was clipped recently from the Genital Kan
gas Deg,ocraf, and by some error, credit was
given to the Sterling GG=ttts. We always
desire to give the proper credit. especially
- so good paper "a that published by
Messrs. Wood * Fuller,
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A s,or, OF the RayiDg.

/ think twas in September, If I rightly
now remember, that 1 heard knocking.
knocking at my dogr; yea. / know twas in
September, for quite well remember that
he had been there about fifty times before,
had been there knocking at my door.
But ! opened not, Nor wondered, a. upon
the door he thundered, for he yelled, Say,
now will you settle this ERE bill bring
you" az he battered on the door; and an
swered, calmly answered, "Neyermore.D
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Ii they resist, you are to forcibly take pos
session, load them, and see that they are
driven beyond The limits of the Creek Ma
ton" The chief Ia something of a crusa.
der as to method and spirit. He asks all
citizens of the United States legally resi-
dent in Muskogee to sustain him in his
efforts to close cut the whisky traffic.
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don, who paced five miles in SIT minutes,
four miles IN 40 minutes, three miles in 81
minutes and two miles in 22i minutes.
Mr. Springer, foreman of the Iesyeu-
worth TINES job rooms, walked three
miles Of the five in the sane relative
time
Mr.. Jones, in the FIVE miles inside one
lap more than the Others. He walked
half mile in A. minutes.
Frank Lynch, OF the Leayenworth
TINES, ard Writ Walton walked half a
mile in 81 minutes.
The walk for the prize will take place
IN few weeks.
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DISASTROUS FIRE IN LINCOLN COUNTY

lClwker City Free Press, %
\ disastrous prairie fire swept thr ugh
the northwest part # Lincoln county, about
ten miles south Of Pittsburgh, in this coun-
ty, last week, destroying everything in its
way. \ man named Montgomery and his
son were burned to death, "a also were some
other men, women and children. Over one
thousand head OF sheep were burned IN one
pile. We have not learned the particulars
OF the damages, but they are considerable.
The Leavenworth weekly times. [volume] (Leavenworth, Kan.) 1870-1880, 1879-04-03
THE CHEYENNE PRISONERS.

Indian Agent Miles and Judge Giiiett, oil
Emporia. were in Dodge last week and in
terviewed the Cheyenne prisoners. Miles
said he would recommend Judge Giliett,
and Judge dryden, of this city, as proper
ATTORNEYS to defend the noble rex men.
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0Weeklp Gimss
THURSDAY APRIL 3 1879.
GONE SCGEU.

Rsy.J.C. Embry, who has general charge
of the educational work of the 4. III. J..
Church throughout the United States, LEI;
yesterday for the East and South. Mr..
Embry Is recognized at home and abroad
as a man Of marked ability, and Ia accom-
plishing great coed for the cause in which
- a, s,ya-od
The Leavenworth weekly times. [volume] (Leavenworth, Kan.) 1870-1880, 1879-04-03
A PRAIRIE FIRE NEAR LAWRENCE
Lawrence Jo1rr al, 26.l

\ large prairie fire, several miles in ex
tent, burned above eight miles west Of the
city, yesterday. 1t consumed shed Oh
tUe Old Cone place, and siso quantity of
rail fence belonging TO Mr.. Herring. The
fire was finally stopped at a branch OF
Coon creek. The ire crossed roads and
stone walls several times, nothing seeming
able 10 stop II.
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A GOOD SENTIMENT.
ICaHker CITY Free Press 7


A lady who Is new conner here, being
asked by another lady il she was not get,
ting honesick by coming out 50 far west,
opened her eyes with establishment at the
question and with all the earnestness she
could command, she quickly answered:
"Homssick? No. Why | came to Kan
sas to stay" Them's our sertiments.
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Dennfs hearaeF Uh,e.hed by q
l-anta Ana Letter to san Francisco Bull.
Ie.tD p

I1-dHta AHA IItitfr 10 Nau FranclscO BuI.
le.fn, p.
After supper Kearney was approached
by man named Fruit, whom he had criti-
cised in his speech CT the afternoon, who
asked hi. authority Ior his statements He
replied that he was a public agitator, and
any local grievances he could pick up he
gave fo:th in his own way, ard that any
one had a right 10 get on the pistform and
refute his statements. A large Gsrmsn by
the name Of Rnls, in the en8plov of Mr..
Fadden, than struck Kearney in the face,
causing the blood 10 flow. Krarnsy drew
his pistol, but his hand was grasped by the
landlord Of the hotel. A free fight then
ensued, and Kearney was finally taken into
. drug store for projection.
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LFord C7uDfy GIobe, u
Hon. T. NJ Wright and Mrs. Wright ar
rived home last Friday morning. They
came in from the west, Mr.. Wright having
taken business trip through Nebraska
Mrs. Wright went out from Topeka to
Denver, and they both returned via the
Denver and Rio Grarde.
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FISH.
[McPnersoa Independent. 81

N-IUtIsIsI INut ptLutNI, ii
The State Fish Commissioner reported
that he had deposited 1000 salmon sggs
in the big lake south of town, ard 1000 in
The Farland lake. If any resident of Nc
PhersOn county krows anything about
such deposits being made, let him say some
thing about it. Or perhaps the fish man
came, deposited, and left during the night
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wHIrELAW EErp's WORK.

Nr. WhitetqU Red:
DEAR SIR-Mr. james p. Brace, agent
Children's Aid Society Of your city, arriv-
ed here on Thursday night, with thirty
three Of the boys sent out through your
suggestion in search Of homes in Kansas,
and by noon on saturday all were distribu-
ted, most Of them going on 10 farms.
Yourself and the society were fortunate in
the selection of Mr.. Brace, whose sole aim
Is to secure the bet possible homes and
treatment for the bOys, and az one of the
committee, and without his knowledge,
deem 1t proper to make this special men
ton Of this most e4iimable agent. IL il
The opinion Of tho-e best acquainted in
this county, that nine-tenths Of the boys
have secured frat class homes. 1t il hoped
that they may grow up to be a credit to
themselves aud TO honor their ben.flctors.
Very Respectfully,
SAME5 III. BROWN,
County Clerk.
Fort Scott, Kas March 10 1879
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CAUGHT.


Law 4tL-C &C 'taGuaIt, -
Last night, about II o'clock, North Law
renee was con iderahly shaken up by the
arrival OF the Sheriff OF Jefferson county in
hot pursuit of man who stole a team at
O@kaloosa- II CHANGED that the thief was
safely in bed and hsd been srotted and
watched the day be ore by Officer Akers.
Tne Sheriff and Akers held consultation.
and after finding out where the thief was.
stole march and captured him. The fell
low, 1t appear, hired the team in Oskaloosa,
and promised to return in a short time, bat
failed to do 20. When arrested, he declared
that he wss about to return the team, in
fact, intended to start back "right away"
He had offered it for sale. however, and
when confronted with that fact was lost for
an excuse. The Sheriff took the team and
man in charge and left for Oskaloosa.
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ODD FELLOWS WORK.

Council Grove Republican, -.
The members of Lodge No 3, /. o O..
F., have selected April ooh, their anniver-
-ary day, to renoyate, repair and besutiiy
Greenwood Cemetery, By clearing off the
tire dead grass and setting cut trees and
shrubbery. They propose 10 devote the d ~
TO the work, snd extend a cordial invita-
ton to the citizens generally to u tie with
them. Those who have burial lots in the
cemetery Will Of course avail themselves of
this opportunity 10 pay attention to the
graves Of kindred and friends. A basket
dinner Is proposed, so that the work may
q continued all day. This early announce
ment Is N de in order 10 give plenty OF
notice TO all who desire to be prepared.
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AN INDIAN Who MEANS BusrSEss.
lEmporia News, 2i.I

IEnpo!ia news, IL
Chief, Ward Coachman, of the Creek Ma
tion, Indian territory, is making war on IL .
liquor deslers. He recently issued the fol.
lowing order to Captain Brady's light
horFe company: "You will proceed a,
once % Muskogee and notify all Per
who may Dc engaged in the whisky traffic
at that place 20 leave, bag and baggage.
within two hours. Failing to leave: YOU
are directed to furnish transportation and
order them to load their property 1t once.
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Srrlws show which way the Wind
R.Ssss.

The New York Herald has had great
faith in Southern politicians, but it now
plesds guilty Of a great disappointment.
Commenting on the spirt shown by many
journals in the South, the Herald says ::
The political literature in a large number
of the Southern papers just now irresistably
recalls the war era, which no part Of the
country has more interest in forgetting
than tae South. 1t is to be hoped our red
hot contemporaries do not represent the
sensible, conservative classes in the South.
In the most friendly spirit we warn our
contemp orsries that they entirely out of Or
der" Il is said that the Hrdd always
watches for changes in public opinion and
goes with the current. II SO, even this
mild, milk-and -waterish protest is signifi-
cant
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ABOUT THE TIMER CULTURE LAW.

DEPARTMENT OF THE INTERIOR,
GENERAL LAND OFFICE.
WASHINGTON, Feb. y, 1879.
5 II. Mitchell, Esq, Great Bend, Barton
county, Kansas.
SIR: in reply to your letter Of the Ilth
Of December you are hereby informed that
the 9Th section OF the Timber Culture Act
Of June l4ih, 1873, is constructed TO mean
that, If a party who mad, an entry under
Act of March 18Th, 1874, en- snow on
making fn4l proof that he planted and for
not les. than eight years has cultivated and
protected 6 80 trees on not less than ten
acres If his claim, he will have substantially
complied with the Act Of June 14:h. ISIS.
Very respectfully,
a. WILLIAMSON, Commissioner.
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EVERY TOWN SHOULD HAVE A BOARD OF
HEALTH.

Dr.. Rosa very wisely says that there
should be a Board of Health in every
county and town, and that thsre should be
70 man upon it who has not scientific,
medical or legal educs,ion. He further
more says that mot school house, not a
Jail, not hospital, cot a sewer, should be
built unless competent sanitary advice,
with power to enforce it, be given"
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FINE STOCK.

We understand that gentleman by the
nsme of Hall has twenty head OF thorough
bred shor,horn heifers, which he recently
brought from Jacksonville, Ill, at the
Prunty farm, near Circleville. We are
glad to note the arrival of such valuable
stock 20 our county.
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sTRAYED Or STOLEN.

TOPEKA Commonwealth, .6.l
Edward Moore, from Topeka, left on
March 10Th, and his whereabouts are IN
known. Any information of him will be
thankfully received. Address Anna E.
VIM, Topeka, Kansas.
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AN OLD CUSTOM REVIVED.

kingman county has revived the good
old way Of settling claim jumpers. Last
week couple OF men wanting The same
claim got quarreling about their rights and
the result was one wss killed instantly,
thus preciuding any further disputes.
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HE COMING TEMPERANCE CONVENTION


The second great national temperance
camp meeting, begin August IA, will un-
doubtediy he thorough success. The ex-
perience Of last year will enable the man.
ayers to make various improvements and to
escape some errors. Francis Murphy has
Personslly promised to be present. Biz
marck Grove has been greatly improved by
The haJsas Pacific Railway Company, ard
more Improvements are being made. The
manage ment has received 20 many spplica-
tons for space to build permanent cottages
IN the grove that it mskes it necessary to
have more room. Arrangements have
therefore been made for extending the fence
% az to inclo-e thirty acres more ground,
and the work Of inclosing it has been al.
ready commenced
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What tie Eject will be Upon the
I hIcagO Tribune, % ]

II this persecution is continued and is
followed by any considerable exodus, the
people Of the south will have an opportu-
nifty, as thew look upon their untitled fields
and decaying industry. TO reflect that they
have ex'ioguished the very source OF their
pTCsu-rilv.
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A PROCLAMATION.

The next full moon is on the 9th OF
April, 90 that Easter comes on the first
Sunday after the 18th. II is expected the
hens will act accordingly.
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What samuy wonId DO IN simon's

II Tilden was in Old Simon Cameron's
place he would undertake to prove, ~
That the Widow Oliver was seduced with
ont his knowledge or consent; (2) that Col.
Pelton was never authorized to pay her any
money; 81 that his relations with the
widow were all honorable and legitimate;
and "a that he never heard Of her till be
saw her name in connection with this case
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The Parsons Wonder has been Ell
larged.
Dodge City wants free bridge across
the Arkansss river.
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THE PRICE OF LAND.

Lard ia chespin Jackson county, and the
immigrant who wants good land, at far
prices, can find it here Unimproved
farms near railroad stations, can be bought
at figures ranging from 3 to $40 per acre,
while improved farms can be purchased at
from SO to $50 per acre. These are is
cheap and a. good lands a. can be found in
the United States.