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The Leavenworth weekly times. [volume] (Leavenworth, Kan.) 1870-1880, 1879-10-16
ENG AND. ALARMED.

The anxiety felt in England with regard
to American competition in agriculture, i;
almost eGualed by the interest with which
our English neighbcis regard our progress
In manufacturing. The London Tunes of s
late date concludes that the natural infer.
enoe TO be drawn from the recent CONNER
cisl statistics is, tina; while American man.
ufacturers are gradually monopolizing the
whole OF their Own markets, snd thus Gust.
ing from them English merchants, they are
also attacking with not a little success the
chief centers of demand in Europe. the
Times ssys:
This latter theory receives support from the
fact that in ISIS the states sent abroad cotton.
iron, and steel manufactures TO the value OF
nearly 100000 pounds s;eriirg IL excess OF
the previous years exports. Within a COM
paratively short period the markets Of Eu-
rope knew no Yankee proIpc;s under these
heads, except few miscellaneous motions,
which had n0appreciable influence on cur.
rent rates. True, the quantity exported still
remains Insignificant compared with what
we ourselves send abroad. Bat every trade
must have beginning, and Z must be con-
fessed that Cousin Jonathan has made a very
good start in foreign business. IN cotton,
especially, he seems determined 20 make the
most OF his advantage, for the quantity pro
duced In the States last year was very nearly
doabie what IL amounted 10 in IS.u, although
Trade was supposed 10 be utterly stasnant in
every branch.
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NEW YORK PnODUCE MARKET


FOUR-Demand active; superfne Western
anu state % Uy5 90 common To good % sla
%; good IN choice 81 lO,a7 -; white wheat
extra y 50a5 ~, 81 Louis g 1901 ..
WHEAT - Market unsetilf a. No. spring.
81 3D9l 81: ungrtded red winter 81 30 ri a..
No do 81 1901 -; ungrsded amber 81 -
al "; No amber 81 slZ9i g: migrated
white 81 33gl Az: No do u 421xaI 49Z
RYE-firn; No western 861<c
BAkLEY-Unchanged.
CORN y More active, ungYaded ~ 1.s--
No z, sc in store; 5s1<c afioat: hound
yellow 81 ~.
OATs-ralr demand; mixed western sa,
flc; white do S95<aAsc.
COFFEE-Quiet andisteady
sUGAK-Dema nd fair
Nc Ia ssES-Quiet-
KIcE-NominaIly unchanged.
E18+Western l7Al9Lc.
PoRR-S,eady; mess ~ g0as o..
BEtf-@uiet and unchanged
CUr .MEATs-QuIct and firm: lone elasx
middle 8 IS Sr s ''
LAkD-frime steam Is s0uS II
BUrrER-Quiet and firm; western NOS,
SHkHsE-fIrIner; western 7tvnlIc
~Hiskf-fImer; 81 u bid 81 Is asked.
The Leavenworth weekly times. [volume] (Leavenworth, Kan.) 1870-1880, 1879-10-16
THE C0,Nrr TREASURY.

The people OF I svenwoE'l County have
learned come pretty severe le5scas, in ye9rf
past, IN rsgr-d TO she importance Of taking
every possible precautiyn 70 guerd the
County Treasury. The Cage S. Smith
de!alcstion il still fresh il Inc minds Of the
people. Through Smith e -pgard OF the
law, the County suffered To- az nes-ly sew
eniy thousand dollar ani a.. nat was ever
recovered from the bondslnsn wss hardly
enough to pay the cost OF The rros, cution.
Smith goes unpublished, and the County
has the bills 10 foot These are fscts that
the people will no; soon forget, and they
ought TO be particularly careful 10 see that
such state of things dos not happen
again. 1t has been charged that Mr.. Hook,
while Trea'Urer persistently disregarded and
disobeyed the law, by receiving taxes with
out charging PenSl:iC5 after the same had
become due. We are informed that Mr..
Hook stated publicly before the convention
that nominated hin, that he had disobeyed
the law IN this regard. and that he went
farther and said if he should be re elected
he would do tie sIme thing again. If
these things are true Mr.. Hook is not a
proper person 10 be elected Treasurer Ct the
County, for if man viii violate the law
in one particular, there is 10 reason to be-
ieve that he Will not violate it in other
particulars, If i. should suit lis purposes
or his interests to DO 50.
1t is charged that Mr.. Shepherd, the
present Treasurer, has also violated the law
in the same way in certain csses. He de-
MES it, however, and ssys that he has
never made any exceptions, but has i'm
partially enforced the law in every case, and
has attached and collected the penalty in
every instance wherever the law made it
his duty 10 do so. II this is True, he hiss
done right, and deserves te be commended
for faithfully obsying the law. Hit is
not true the people ought to know it.
But whether either or both OF these gen.
tlemen msy have violated the law in the
past, there is one thing that they should
both be required 10 DO now, and that is, to
enter into solemn contract with the people
that they will Fever DO it sgain. Both
candidates should he required TO pledge
themselves publicly, that if elected they
will otsy the law in every particular
There is no other safe course. 1t may lsl
hard for man to have TO pay a penalty
in addition 10 his taxes, but If the law re-
quircs ii then the Treasurer has nothing
TO do but enforce the law; he hiss no more
right to remit a mans peSalty than TO re-
init his taxes, and whenever ne does so he |
violates the law srd viols'cs his osth of |
Office, and shows ths; he is not fit msn 10 |
be trusted with the impor;snt and respon-
sible position of Treasurer oi Leayenworth |
Couuty
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LICK.

1t IL Mary Anderson's good luck to
have her name kept prominently before
the public. One sensation hardly dies away
till another takes its place. This time hert
manager furnished the mstel ial for the
excitement by being shot by a discarded
mistress, who then killed herself. The
tragedy occurred IN the reception room Of
the Burnett House, Cincinnati, last Sun
day afternoon, and fall particulars are Civ
en- elsewhere in our columns this morning
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Ihere has been nothing tlIkea OF In com
mercisi circles during the pest week bit the
general trade "bocm" OF Kansas "Boomp
expresses It precisely; although 1t is a term
tA''t that the oldest Inhabitants remember TO
nsVe heard when boys. Never in the history
u Kansas was there such an impetus, felt in
~ al glasses of business farming and me-
.uanicai AS that apparent this season, The
Is confident, the capitalist Is con fidept
'Ae Adiher ieeis that better times are coming
~ ,'e' every oodJ Sho depends on the public
anu .ne PUBIC which depends on every noSv
ma tue tune has come when each can
uiuisi OASIS Tor a good solid trade, Ihs
usanee IN All Glasses OF produce and MANN
isetu'sd goods Is. IL is true, due To foreisn
demand 10 80 ne extent: but It must h, son
sidered that the west has also An inc,s,s. q,
population which for some years will bs com
paritively unproductivs and the home d.
mand will b., end Is q factor In the adya1c,
OF prices; this Will In q measure relieve tho
fears that the balance of the trade will De I'm
favor OF Europe, 50 much quoted by those
who claim that the high prices here Will
cause demand for manufactured good.
from abroad because OF cheaper rates
IN local affairs every thing In the markets is
keeping pace and going forward. The Banks
o'' money easy, good demand, quick col
iee'ions' and plenty. Farmers borrow on
snort ume, and are prompt In taking up
notes. There seems to be no trouble To loan
money al Il per cent rates with a surety o
pay at time specified. The wbols..l.
orocery market is heavily stocked, owing to
the upward tendency Coff-es have. sine,
June, advanced IS per cent; canned soo.Is
~ per cent; robaccos are as high a. before
the reduction Of the United States-tax: and
wooden ware has advanced Is Der Cent
Within the last sixty days The Furniture
manufacturers report trade steady At Old
prices, but look for an advance
ihe Jewelry manufacturers report a steadily
increasing demand for better classes of goods
Inc Wholesale drug trade is st .ady with An
upwsrd tendency in all clssses OF goods.
Leads and oils are away up; oil advanced S
per cent, and lead 50 cents .on the hundred
weight within two weeks.
The wholesale and retsiI.dry goods trade ia
steady with slight advance In staples. and
steady demand for high priced fashionable
goods.
The Local Produce Market yestsrisy rang
ed as follows:
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HI H. cArAHLI AND honest

John Hutchinson our candidate fer
Recorder Of Deeds, emigrated to this coun-
y from Rochester, Y. Y, nearly twenty
years ago. He hes been from boyhood TO
the PRESENT time a strsigh. forward business
man, and bis numerous friends in the coun-
ty will unanimously endorse him az a
capable reliable man fitted Tor the position.
He is very strong in the country precincts
and his friends in town will see that ne
gets the full vote here.
The Leavenworth weekly times. [volume] (Leavenworth, Kan.) 1870-1880, 1879-10-16

MERGED her season in Utica, during the
week OF The State isi-, Florence vent dow,
% ouca and stopped a. the Butter ieId
House. She also went to Ruf,lo dur,ug
the week thst Mary Anderson pisyed ia
NAV CITY. After Florence returned rom
Buffalo
SHE SEEMED IN EXCELLENT fPIRr-s.
LIST "Wednesday she told her friends that
she wac going TO Cincinnati 10 zee Hickey.
che lett Syracuse on the P NJ train til at
day and went to Elmyrs, vheo &c she weut d.
Rect TO Cincinnati. The girl has led check
cred career for one so young. She was
sged abcu: twenty-four years. She was
tayorIte with women Of the town. Her
friends paid tut little attention TO her
threats that shs would kill Hickey, for the
reason that che repeated them 80 often.
She told them repeatedly that she would
kill Mary Anderson if she dared to step
between herself and Hickey. She was con-
tinually makirg Hickey presents, and
spent much money in doing 30.
SIX YEARS AGO 8. NJ HICKEY,
who WAS a real estate broker In New York
city, traded piece OF property for large
saw-mill In Wiliismstown, Oswego county,
n. Y. He conducted the mill one wear.
then exchanged it for the Academy of
Music and block of residences in uburn,
N. Y. 1t was in Auburn that he began his
managerial career. There was previous
mortgage on Inc Academy OF Music, held
" 'ne Mn'uai Lie insurance company,
s VINO iJfefiosea a year iaier; Aiier losing
eonuoi q, lnS Acsneny Oh MUSIC hickey
Is,uInee u New iork ana re-entered his
old business. rive months ister ne assumed
t nS management Oh Inc opera Rouse at
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CANADA AND ENGLAND.

England and Canada seen to be getting
mutually tired OF the political bands
thst hsye connected them" Canada feels
big enough and strong enough 10 be freed
rom dependence uYon The senior partner
and England, finding her advantage in the
partnership continually grown. less, would
not object TO retire from It. If Canada
would only make a show OF rebellion
against some of the arbitrary dIctation
from Downing street, which il kept up in
the Old-fashionei traditional way, it is
doubtful whether a rorni OF English
powder would be burned to put down the
rebellion. The Dominion would be allow
Ell to make ia declaration OF Independence,
without any attempt a coe-ciol such as
was yainly pract;ced in the old American
colonies a century or mere ego.
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4 STILL HUNT.
One OF the Most Miserable Farces
on Record-1ae Crime Against In
gals.

gals.
Beloit Gazette, Oct. IL
The Ingalls, nyestigation" has progressed
sufficiently TO show that ,he evil effort made
by the conspirstors to break down Senator
| Ingalls, has proved an abortion, p1d the in
| stigators themselves are the ones who have
| been convicted, instead of the victim they
| thought TO offer up a. sacrifice TO the God
dess OF political morality and virtue. There
was a time, and no one will doubt Il, when
many iair-minded men thought an fnvesti-
CATION O necessity; not that they thought
Senator ingalls, was guilty, bat because they
wanted the stain OF even the presumption of
guilt TO be removed from the skirts of
the man who is confessed iy the bright
est light to-day in Kansas politics: be-
cause they wished the good name of the
State itself yindicated: because they wanted
II proved that the bringing of charges was
not the proof thereof: and because they
wanted the people themselves acquitted q
the crime of having selected a man who YVES
not worthy OF the trust they had repOsed in
him. IL Is an easy matter 10 prefer charges
against any man, but not SO easy TO prove
them. The rnemorialists were more than
half defeated when, instead OF hiding behind
his friends and colleague :, Senator ingalls,
stepped 10 the front and dem snded that full
investigation be made. They would gladly
have retIaced the steps they had taken,
but IL wss too late. The bulldoZing game
Will not work in Kansas. 1t has been clearly
proven that a set OF political convicfs cannot
run this state. Men who will sell out them
selves and thsi- friends whenever emporium
ity offers can no longer dictate to the better
portion of the community as to the manner
in which Kansas politics shall be run: The
men who have been foremost in the infamous
attempt TO ruin man simply because he
would not buy them or allow himself to be
blackmaiied 10y them viii not be forgotten,
for they have been the attempted perpetrators
Of a crime which has no parallel in the his
lpry pf notifies
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Senator George II. Pendleton says that
ne never but once carried a pistol, aud
that was in syria when he was young
man. u had pistol he said to the CORES
pendent OF the Enquirer, Of Cincinnati.
that had been 30 long loaded that /
thought it better to shoot it off. At the
time We we're qusrantined at little Arab
hole, for no earthly resson, az had moth
ing to give anybody, and there were no
travellers coming or going. / saw = man
gy, starveling, miserable dog come around
our cooking sppar0u,, and taking aim 1t
him / suppose / shot him through the
heart, for he leaped several feet in the air
and fell stone dead. They raised more
outcry over that dog than the pistol wa.
worth, snd it cost me money and diplomacy
to get away"
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1t Ranks the n. chest.

Among the daily papers received at this
Office, and We get nearly all the prominent
daiiies OF the West, the Ii wentworth DAILY
TINES, in our estimation ranks the highest.
It's editorial columns are ably conducted
and in them the latest events aud the impor
tant political issues are discussed In q clear
ana comprehensive manner. The telegraph.
lie news IL well arranged and always condeps-
ed where brevity answers the purpose, while
tue fullest details are given of ali IMPORTANT
matter. We can invs -iabiy get more news
from THE TINES than any oiner dstly. rs
local page is also excellent, and the special
department devoted To State news IS an ex-
elusive lesture OF decided Interest tn Esusss
readers IL pays business men and farmers
10 take such paper.
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Markets by Telegraph
ST. LOUIS PRODUCE MARKET

81. LOUrs, Oct. IA.
rL,UR strong and higher; M 81 lOa5 40.
NIX 80 40a5 %; family 75a5 AZ cno,c.. ~
fancy 95d6 10 "
WHEAT = Higher and rrmer; No res.
81 "a ul 2Jl cash; 81 2sI.sl y November:
u y 81 - December; No 5 do 81 l7aI I7L.
SokS-better al jsc cash; l5l,c november:
o. sa"i< &C November; 3Jc January.
oA1 '-hlg 26tsc cash; 27I.Sa27t.c M :
vember: pc December.
kYE-HIgher; 7iItc bid,
choice To fancy 500 5c
WhIsKY-Steady at 81 or
oRS-Lower Al SO 81
Day SALT MEtI5-ftigher: Young boxai
meat ~ 2js7 371ss9 50: iutIy cured loose
clet- ribs would DiIng ~ 80
RACOS-Scsrcs AID higher at u 2Ja4y7Ls
s. as 75gS 1jG9GJ.
,RD-Nomin&i at Is S5a5 90
sourI at So W.
BUTTER. slow and unchanged; choice 10.
seIect yellow dairy ls921c; good To medi-
IVA 9ai3c.
EG@s-S!ow anu UNCHANGED: IOGl2c.
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NEW JERSEY ELECC.OxS

NEWARK, n. j., Oct. 1.-THE city
election to-day gives nearly 10000 majority
tor Freeder, Democrat; over Mackey, Re-
publican, for Mayor The German vote
heretofore Republican, was almost solid
for Freeder.
The main issue was on the liberal con.
struction Of the Sunday law.
For common council, the Republicans
elect 8; Democrsrs, I. The new common
council will stand: 8 Republicans, IL Dem
ocrats, and one Liberal. The Democrats
are celebrating the result by procession
and music.
The Leavenworth weekly times. [volume] (Leavenworth, Kan.) 1870-1880, 1879-10-16

y ? Stevens and W. NJ Hess, of the
Beavenworth TIMES. are in the city,in the in
lercsts OF that popular caily.-DoGyc City
giE.HS.
The fact that we received remittance
yesterday from " the team OF one hundred
and fifty dollS-s on account Of subscrip-
tons ct Dodge, leads US TO believe that the
above item il true.
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Only $4,000. 90.
Seloit Gazette.l


The Leavenworth TIMES has been sued FOL
libel nfty-fUur times within the past five
years. When msu gets hlrd up down in
Leavenworth he picks fuss with TN
ZINES; gets his name. edit ,rislly, In the pa
per; sues for !ebsi suit never comes of fol-
Cot. Anthony slways compromises IL with a
check for $40 coo s1er and suee both happy
no hard words, no nothing. Amt a poor
man IN Lesvenworth any more; every man
IN the town, except three, has sued THE TIaFs
Tor libel. and those three had independent
fortunes left them by their grandps -eurs.
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KrE.- s,cRANaH

n iit.lo more tbsu yen lie Turkish
Government has borrowed slrIost So.
cO0,9o0, nuch Of which hss been foolisaIy
rsde away win. That the SGitan shorld
borrow money Is nothing strange, bu. ;hs:
there should be men res5y 10 lend MIN
money is strange indeed. He IL dead broke,
and be shonld be forced into bsrkruntcv.
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CHICAGO PRODUCE MARKrr.
CHICAS0. Dct IA

FLoUR-guiet and firm.
WHEAT Market Unsettled but generally
higher closed easier; No Fred 81 ~; MOI
spring, ~ I3cash; VI 4H November; 81 IC5.
December 81 Is year; No spring u o.
,okS-MCderatsIy active and higher: 3,Iz,
Did Tor cash and November; see veal .
zee January; iOl4c bid for May; rs Iecte.i
a51z9}T14c.
OATs-In g ID demand and a shade higher
Al SIC cash 2D1sc November; S35zc Nav
Hft-Moder tteIy active and higher nj 7sJLc
BAILEY Easier at 75c,
PoKK-UDsettled but generally hIeber. now
slVOo; Old 80 - cash; p 7Od9s IS November.
ts55dS 10 year. - 271zs9 30 January.
O. LAhDIDemsnd active and prices advanced
y, 50 cash; s. 57Ia5 81 November: IS 5lZ
%: year; IS 7kha5 IS January.
BULK MEAL ,-Fsir demand and lower
shoulders s. 20; IS TO- scx57O
ENTHUSIASTICALLY and uncha ,yed AZ I'll IL
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p.oCTH.

A severe drought il prevailing through
on; Eastern Pennsylvania. In Schuylkiil
county mining operations are interrupted
because there il not enough of water 10 run
the engines. All the streams are unusually
low, and the Susquehsnna has not shown
30 much OF its rocky bed within the memory
of the Oldest inhabitsnt. Throughout
Kansas fine weather prevails, with seasonal
BILE rains
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NI.rCFtCRAFT-

A number Of girls lately were arrested at
scranton, Pa, charged with having stoned
a respectable old lady ;ard defended them
selves by szser.ing that PIE was a witch,
and that il was their duty to put her
through course Of lspIdstiop, with the
view to her death. This .lief in witch
craft is by no means uncommon, in many
rural places; and it is not unknown in
towns AID cities, as we see in the case OF
Scranton, which is large place, and
famous in the business world-and if there
is anything that is desth On superstition, it
is business.
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NEW kOnK MONEY Market
ME- Y0RK Ocf l..

4oHEY-Active at per cent.
rkiAE NskcAHrrL8 fAY1A-6dsH.
sfAnLISG-Ex. b. T.. weak; u days 4 sII.:
sight 4 531@.
CoUroSs-lssl, Gts: new SIS Z Os1z; new
- registered 0Hsi O55s: coupons, 1 G5I, /;
sales new IS Registered oiIqI d2; coupons
o21z1l vs.: currency IS, II.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..
STATE SECURITIES-Dull.
RAILROAD BOSDs-Active and irregular.
STOCKS There was a marked change I'M,
the temper Of speculation ON the Stock Ex-
change to-day, the depression OF YESTERDAY
being replaced by bucya ncy. Many of tbo-e
VINO sold stocks yesterday were large BUYERS
today, and the bull feeling was ~ strony ~
At any previous time this season. The deaI-
lngs tnrooshout were on . scale of great
magnitude, and much excitement pFeya,led.
Inc decline In the market yesterday induced
large PuIchases BY outsiders, and orders re.
ceiVeo py telegraph were more numerous
man ON any day dnoe the present campaign
Degan. The advance rAnge,i from 4 70 81
~ SnE: N the nnal DEALINGS large purchs-
= q Ieoding ahAres were made ct the high.
essnSures of The day.
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The Lancaster Intelligence says the sus.
quehana river is now lower than it hiss
been for twenty-five years past. All along
the Lancaster county shore an almost in
tolerable stencil arises from the decayinz
organic matter in the bed of the river, and
msIarial poison infects the air. At Mari.
eta, and many other points along the
river, wells are going dry in consequence
of the long continued drought The water
in the Schuylkiil is equally low. When
used for drinking purposes it ought to be
boiled and filtered.
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Post once Changes.

In Kansas during the week ending Oct
llsh 1879 furnished by VIM. Van Week Of
the Post Office Department:
observation-disclosures, Nc Pherson Coun-
ty; Elkhart, Nc Pherson County; Lilly,
Nc Pherson County.
Name and site changed BROS I'd view,
saline County to larry, and Alfred C..
Wart appointed Pos,m ister.
Postma s.ers appointei-Fsr West, Nor
RS County, VIM. Kendall. Haddam, Wash-
lnston County, Alvnado TanseI; Laing,
Rawlins County, Levi B. Worcester; Lar
KIN, Atehlson County, K. c. Green; Valley
Falls, Jefferson County, A. g. Patrick.
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EEEgSD.AE.

Ward Burlinsame WIS in the city yester-
day. He viii, it ia understood, spend the
coming winter in Washington. We then
may expect many more of his interesting
letters about matters il and about the
national capital. Ward il one Of the clear
est and most pungert writers in The circles
OF journalism.
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Too had for Eggcr.,

AAI
The Honorable sidney Clarke Is iHdi2 uaEt,
and he writes an open letter 20 the PostmaS-
ter General, in which he enters complaint
that someone has tampcred with his Ie:tt rs.
The letter in which he proposed TO play Mr..
Blaine for q guy" is in Sidney's best STYLE
and was entirely too sweet 10 WIS IFS irsc-
renee on the des' II ar of privacy. MIR. Key
VIII no doubt hasten 10 invt SiIgaie tie LIaJ-
ter,
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CarnivOrOus BiOCd-suclis. Foil.
ticians.
Florence Herald. |

Florence Herald
John J. Ingalls, hes made record unsuI.
passed by any Senator from this State. He
has worked Tor the interest of Kansas, and
has accomplished all, If not more. than any
other one man could under the circum-
stances. He has been bounded 10y set of
carnivorous blood-sucking politicians, whose
only object is hush money or office. He has
thus far stood ont against all such ours and we
predict will come out Of this last assault with
nYing co!ors.