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The Leavenworth weekly times. [volume] (Leavenworth, Kan.) 1870-1880, 1879-11-13
BUSINESS NOTES.
The Genital Syste sa.

NEW IoRL, Nov. 1.-THE Board OF Man
ayers of the Produce Exchange have re-
fused to grant the request of the grain
dealers to drop the GENITAL system, and the
system goes into effect on and after Janu-
AIRY FIRST.
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1-EccnpS Al THE POLLS.

Caa. Sherman, 10 his rsPor;, recommends
that the army ae increased 50 as TO give
% 900 men for regiments Of The line, ex-
elusive Of the details for Signal Service and
similsr duties. At present ;hsre are blt
2O.7g2 men for actual military service.
This j. about one-hsIf Of soldier to each
voting place IN the United States.
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Prince JerOmc-- AIRS.

London, Nov Ga correspondent Of the
Times at Paris says: Prince Jerome
Napoleon seems 10 have sbindcned his ex-
pectant rule and 10 be decided = tskipg the
sirs of competitors for the Presidency or
Empire. He has surrounded himse # with
q complete dip omatic hou-eho;i, includ-
ing Brunei, sx-nary Captain, who sccom-
panied the Princes Cio'ilda when she
left France On the fall Ct the Empire, as
Secretary
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The Political Situation in England.

In England the political tension is sx-
IRENE. The liberals look eagerly for s
dissolution OF Parliament and a general
election, but the Government perversely
declines to announce its iutepsions. Mean
while the campaign has begun, snd csndi-
dates are busily engaged in raliyiug the
free and Indepent electors 10 their support
Apparently the Government is as full II
doubt IS the Liberals, and bides its time
for favorable opportunity to appeal to
the people.
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n Southern IBumori.t.

INIIIN"HU II UNEIt.I
The scent of the Associated Press at
Jackson, Miss, is oertsinly msn OF infinite
gall, "a has heretofore been oftentime
proven. but the man has never before given
the world taste OF his fsoet:a. lie On.
uounces this morning tina; the State haa,
he thinks, gone Democratic, and closes bis
dispatch with the announcement that
Iszoo hss certainly piled up rousing ms
ioriiy for the Bourbon ticket It's a grim
Joke, at which Northern Democrats msy
laugh if they can.
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TT ESkEN.

The Porte, we are tod, has decided 10
carry out prompt all the reforms TO
which it is bound by treaty stipulstions
This would be encouraging 10 the cause OF
humanity AID civilization if 1t were got
for long line Of broken promises which
lead to the belief that the Porte has no in
teution Of doing anything OF The kind.
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A >.O8, O<pO Robbery.

KESyErr SQUARE, Pa, Nov. 6-The
residence of ]. and q. +. Bailey, north of
Kennett, was entered last night by three
marked burglars. who rifed the safe, ex-
tracing therefrom money, bonds and secu-
rites amounting to 500, 900. The perpe
traitors we're tracked to Kenneth. The
thieves threw away q number Of the bonds,
certificates, ETC., which were found and
restored to the owners.
The burglars took away with them .
Pittsburg water bond for $1,000, not re.
corded, . valuable gold watch and . thou
sand dollars or more in Cash. All the
other securities were left behind BY the
robbers, - they could cot be negotiated.
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PEN NsHLyANiA.

PHILADELPHIA, Nov. 5.-Ia so on. O; 81
counties in Pennsylvania the vote last
Tuesday has been officially counted and
Buffers majority reaches 47,0il. The Il
counties to be heard from gave last year a
Republican majority Of IL ,95l. 1t il estim-
ated that the Republican gains in these
countie q will give Butler oyer G0.o)0 ma
iority.
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Jefferson County

Special TO The LEAvESwoRTH TINES
OsKALoosA, 'Ksnsss. November 5-The
Republicans elect treasurer, register Of
deeds and county commissioner in this
county, and but for treachery would have
had the sheriff by one hundred majority.
The Democrats elec; county clerk and sher-
i'll. Both parties run the same man Tor
surveyor. All in all it is a most signal
and glorious Republican victory against
combined money. whisky and chicanery.
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Last Saturday a woman was found dead
II e cellar way, and the New York Herald
OF Monday says:
j now appears that the woman who was
foulf dead in CELLAR way In First avenue
Fas .3C p!ucky Mss Cornell, who, during the
"raii riots Of 1865, dashed into q crowd Of
fu-ianS and rescued a policeman who was be-
NJ maliroated. SuCn a character deserved a
b"tler taking Of
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The following letter Was received By Us
yesterday
SILVER CLIFF, Col Nov. ., 1879.
EDITOR TINEs: K. (. Hammond. for
merly of your county and State, was killed
by the Indians on White river. on the sgih
day Of September. You will please publish
the same in your psper-boih daily ard
weekly-so that il may reach his friends.
J. ID. NCGREGoRY,
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TILE EInftIDtClNAE

1t IL probable that an extra session of the
Florida Legislature will be convened TO
consider and submit the ship canal PROPOSE
lion, Gov. Drew having s;gnihed his will
lngness 10 assemble the session, provided
it shall be no cost to the State. The ex-
Pensss will foot up about $4,000. which
the friends OF the project will be required
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VA RN LAND.

BsLTIN RE, Nov. G.-Hamilton's major
ity for Governor Is q, 40.
<1he Legislature will stand:
Sens;e-Dsmocrsts, Is; Republicans, >;
Independent Democrats,
Hou.e Of Observation-Disclosures, So;
Republicans, IS.
Democratic majority on Join; ballot, 60
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IosGlts to Germany.

LONDON, November "A Paris dis
ps,ch says: The sale of the 81. Peters
burg Go=cRc is forbidden in the streets Of
towns 10 Germany, on account of several
articles entitled ''Germsn Women" which
are full OF insults TO the German nation,
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CONNECTICUT.

HARTFORD, Nov. 6.-The net Republican
msjority in the eleven senatorial district.
ia 2Gl3. In the same districts last year on
the Governors vote the net Republican
majority was IL.
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NINN =.

4 London paper asser:B that "lhe fresh
outbreaks Of the rInderpest in the Western
States of America will prevent the escind
ing Of the order against the importation Of
live American cattle" This will be news
to the American people generally, and
especially to the people Of the Wss'ern
States
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THE GREArEsT BLEssIyG.

A simple, pure, harmless remedy, thu.
cures every time, and prevents disease by
keeping the blood pure, stomache regular,
kidneys and liver active, il the greatest
blessing ever conferred upon man. Hop
Bitters is that remedy, and its proprietors
are being blessed BY thousands Who have
beea saved and cured BY il. viii you try
il See another column.
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GtESRAiDID.

The Greenback party mag be now re-
garded az formally disbaaded-adjouraed
s.Re de, a. it were. Old Peter Cooper, the
father and leader Of the movement, and The
man who has furnished the funds 10 pay ior
'dOcuments," voted for Robinson and The
rss. Of the Democratic ticket lac. Tuesday.
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Factory Damaged

CONCORD, November 6-The stock ard
machinery 81 l.. II. Coughs furGiture
factory Il damaged BY fire about twenty
ave thousand dollars. Insurance, seven
thonsand Fix hundred dollars. Several
nremen were injured by fliiirg q the
rOcf
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Money for the Heather.

NEW YORK. Nov. 6.-The general mis-
sionary committee Of the NJ. T.. church sp-
propriatsd six hundred thousand dollars
Tor missionary WORK for the ensuing year,
which is an increase of $4,000. over the
amount appropriated lat year.
CALENDAR OF CnlNE
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SIANn AEE

Here - one OF the best things that the
recent election has brought out. /, purports
70 be c-spatch in the Chicago Tribune.
Mo vss the name Of the Democratic can
dida'e Tor Judge in Chicago, who was 50
badly showed under
$40 ~ Republican Central C0aufoc:
''Tu- Lord buried Moses where the people
could not find him; the people have buried
Moses where The Lord cannot find him.
Yours for the right, MILES KKHoE.r
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A Had Time for Editorials

Rochester Herald
We shall have to go TO the eccyclo; edias
for suggestions of editorials Tor the next
few days. The papers now are all full OF
"No te for John Smith, etc
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The MARI land nhipCan.,.

The surveys of the ship canal which il
is proposed shall run across the eastern
shore OF Maryland from Chesapeake Bay to
Delaware Bay have been completed. and
the estimated cost Of the work lie s3l .00O,-
600. There is very little doubt that the
Maryland Coagreamen, who have been
p1ahing this enterprise with 20 much
snerU, viii endeavor dur1ng the coming
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PANAMA, October 20.-Ths Columbian
authorities have seized torpedo boat
about to sail for Callso.
Ships loading Gusno at Lobos have been
ordered to discontinue the work.
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Trade Revival in England.

LONDON, Nov, ga continual improve
ment ia manifest in the Preston Cotton
trade. Yesterday the Rybblebsnk spinning
mill, which had been stopped Tor come
months with full line of maniac uring
reopened. Quantity Of mill machinery
are :lniost daily bang sent Ebroai By Lam
csshire firms
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CHICAGO. Nov. 6.-One thousand men
quit work at the stock yards this morning,
and received the advance they asked from
most Of the packers and resumed opera
tions. No further trouble anticipated.
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CONSERVATION.

VIENNA, Nov. Gall accounts from
Constsntinople unite in tes,ifying to The
CONSERVATION prevailing in the palace and
at the Porte's at the steps taken by the
British Ambassador.
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PARIS, Nov 6.-The PAR, the organ of
the Elysee, expresses the opinion tha,
there will be no change in the government
for long time, and declares that all that
has been said on the suffice: il purely i'm
,vinavv
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The Formal Act of Dissolution.

tFnlIadeIphIa Record.
Peter Cooper voted for Robinson. This
act msy be said to dissolve the Greenback
party. II Pete-, the leader, gives away. the
rank and file will stand excused tor whole
ssle 3esartinp
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Ellsworth county.

EIi-WOrth county
Special to THE LEAvENwoRTH TINEs.l
ELLSWORTH, KAs., Nov. 5.-S:l7 A. M
There il a grand illumination over the
Republican victory and bonires in every
direction.
All the stores are brilliantly lighted.
The Grand Central Hotel lit over three
hundred candles and the reporter office
nearly the same. Everybody is jabilsnt.
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Bullion.

WASHINGTON, Nov. 6.-The Treasury
Department has accepted offers for silver
bullion amounting to 3j2 0G0 ounces for
the San Francisco and Philadelphia mint.
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New YORK Herald
1t costs ten dollars to disturb political
meeting this sesson-an another sign Of in
cressing prosperity and good tines.
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The Present ID. m ana IN Cbicn.o.

"oh, give me red flannel, wsrm woolens,
and overcosts," hiss been the cry in many
homes for the past few days. The atmcs-
phere mas had all the hracing qualities CT
q ErsL-class winter
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american surgeons are Justly famed 10
other countries than in their own for equal
fertility OF invention and boldness OK exc
cntion, but il NAV well be doubted whether
rlost OF them would not regard ultimate
death by starvation a. inevitable in the
case q a structure OF the throat 20 severe
that even liquid food could only be occas-
ionaliy tsisr. Blu. DR.. +. Herff, Of San
Antonio, Texas, in the csre OF little girl
-5o drank some I've, which caused such
an effect, recommended that a permanent
opening should be made into her s,om-
ach, through which food could lie intro
duced. a last resort, and when death
seemed near a; hand, the operation was
performed, and now, after some weeks, the
little girl is thriving, and digestion of what.
ever food she fsncies is declared per-
iect. Medical history contains but one
other sneh cace-siso Americap-and the
study Of the stomschic processes which it
made possible resulted in discoveries which
are now recorded in the physiological text
books OF every civilized country IN the
world. 1t il noteworthy that the not en-
iirsly dissimilsr operation OF ovariotomy
vas performed for the fret time in Dan
Vile, KY, which, in 1909, was even more
in the back woods than Galveston now is.
The editor of the then most influential
medical journal ia Engiand declared re-
ports OF that operation to be incredible,
ard the operation itself impossible, but it
has since been repeated aesersl hundred
times, and with SUCCESS In about 20 per
cent. Of them ali,
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Senators Morton amt Chauai.r

Ihrani hapids tMich) Eagle
Eachariah Chandler and Oliver r. Nor
ton-the great patriotic statesmen Of
Michigan and Indians-died just two yesrs
apart. Morton died on the lst of Noysm
Der, 1877, and Chandler on the at Of No.
Yemhar ISLE
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FOREIGN.
bounced.

BERLIE, Nov. Il The Russian General
Lomsksn has been superceded in central
Asia and is expected at Tiiis shortly. The
repeated defeats by the Turcomars has cost
him bis position.
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TGIcehlp Gtmss
rsURsDAY, NOVEMBER Is, 1875.
EAEIS HEfs.

A correspondent ssys that nowadays
every womsn Of social position in New
York models or paints, or photographs or
Translates, or cares or chisels, or reads
Sanscrit and political economy.
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Slgninc aEI.

BERLIN. Nov. G-In political circles it
has teen much noticed that Emperor Viii
liam has invited to Russian Duke vladimir
and the Russian Ambassador for several
days shooting at Letz.in.
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room Or Tnh FLAMES.
A New Way OECooktnp Near

lSDIAsAPoLI-, Nov. 6.-Tho retail store
OF kingon Il Cos pork and meat packing
house wss destroyed.by ERE early this
morning. The lOss on building and meat
is $1,000 fully covered by insurance.
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A Chance for a Nsw.naper,

IbaIIIfHUIt NTtEtlIt.
The Cincinnati Inquire could sttrac;
some attention. now by declaring for hard
mouey and urging the Democrats 10 ncini-
nate Grant for President before the Repub.
liosns get chance at him. In politics, az
in the show business, the aim should be to
be royel and highly sensational.
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HIS Movements Yesterday and In
the Future.
CISCtsSATI, Nov. Ga general meeting
of the Council Soldiers Organizations and
citizens was held tonight to arrange
for the reception of General Grant. Col
onel K. NJ, Moore presided. A committee
of forty was selected, who are to name an
executive committee Of ten to make all
arrangements. Tne tim. for General
Grants visit has not yet been fixei.
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being CT store. The size Of the building is
4ox40 feet three stories high End msnssrt
roof. ID. VI. O1om, a man hailirg from
Texas, and who has had a great deal Of
experience n sn hotel msn, having ben
engaged in the business ST Sherman, is the
proprietor. From his manners and con-
versstion, be is foil of business. and pre-
dict that he ~iil make SUCCESS OF Lie en-
lerprise at Caldwell,
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r,i~ Always Hest to obey the Law.


When Secretary Sherman comfs to pay
out $40 0G0 900 Tor Uaited States bonds, ~
ne proposes TO If be can get satisfactory
bids, he will contribute to that extern; 10
the IL Il alton ''boom" But still 20 long AZ
the sinking fund law remsins in force, he
cannot do otherwise than use the surplus
revenue in that way. The law requires
him to redeem or purchase an amount
equal 20 oae p.. cent. of line principal of
the national debt annually for the sinking
fund. 1t also requires him 10 pay in
an amount Annually equal to the inter
eat on the FUN already placed 10 the crsdi;
Of the fund. He is under obligations TO
execute this law so far as The surplus reve-
nue. viii permit. He has no choice in the
matter. II he had a choice, he would
either have to lock up the surplus in the
treasury, or deposit it in the national
bank. II he locked it up, there would be
loud complaint. 0! contraction and strin-
geucy. II he deposited j; IN banks, there
would 5e equally loud complaints OF faEos,
i;iss: TO pet banks. The best way TO es-
cape criticism, therefore, is to comply with
the Law
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ELECTION ECHOES.

Confirmation of the Rsbuks OF the
Country to the Confs d.
crate 6rgsd ers Last
Tuesday.
Pennsylvania Has Only 10000 Re-
publican Majority for the
Democracy to Think
About.
Considerable Doubt as to tbs State
Ticket Of New York
Otter Feturn..
THE STATE.
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votes in the Ssnste, and will leave that body
very close. Altogether, the result is highly
rrn.sfri-r
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THE STA TIE.


Special 10 Tie LEAvENwoRH TTMES.1
WINFIELD, Kas, Nov. 5-5 A. M.-The
entire Republican county ticket is elected.
Shannon, Sheriff, has majority Of
about three hundred,
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Variety OF VARIETIES.

There was n young girl Of Oitumwa
She said: 81 Will get married. some way"
But the fellows who pas ed her
They giggled and sassed he,
Tn's singular girl OF Otlumwa.
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WASHINGTON NOTES.

MKT YEARS EsTIMArEs.
WASHINGTON, Nov. Cat . late Cab
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In conversation with the Leading BUSH
ress men, and especially the Real E.tate
Agents Of the city, was told what was
already apparent, from the amount Of
building being done, that there il great &C.
tivity in City Real Estztt; that lots are
rapidly changing hands, and tina, they
comm and q good and in some instances .
handsome price.
Lots sell at prices ranging from SO 90
to $500. 90 each, according to their location.
IMPROVEMENT.
Ga every hand the spirit of improve
ment is rife. Old buildingr, or rather
structures, s1oh a. are always
ound in new towns, are being torn down
or removed, to make room for more pre-.
tentious buildings. A nice and very large
frame school house il nearly completed !;
the furniture for the same il on the ground,
and it will be but very short time until
the school fscilitie. Of Caldwell will
equal those of any town Of it, size in the
Ssate.
A new hotel building il 70 Be erected at
oece. II i 70 Be II brick, the basement
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80 =
Summons.
State of, Minnesota,

State of, Minnesota, ~ I.
County Of Mile Laos. >..... Z.
District Court-Scventh judicial District.
The Pitts Agricultural Works, Plt'ff,
Is against ~ +..l 49,.
Frank NJ. Adams, Def't.
The State of Minnesota to the Above
Named Defendant: @sr. ens.
. You are hereby summoned and REQUIRED
TO answer the complaint Of the plaintiff
III the above entitled action, which las
been filed with the clerk of said court nj
his Office in the village Of Princeton in
said county, and to serve copy of your
answer:to said complaint on the sub
scrlbers, Taylor & Calhoun, at their office.
III The city OF St. Cloud, Minnesota. with.
IN twenty days after the service Of This
summons upon YOU. exclusive of the day
OF such service; and if you fail to answer
the said complaint within the time aforr-
said the plaintiff in this action will take
Judgment against you for the sum Of
$685.. 80, with interest on. .$645 thereof al,
the rate Of per cent. per annum from
and since the 18th day of August. 1879
and with interest at the rate of 10 ner
cent. per annum from the 10Th day of
August, 1870, on $43.5O thereof, together
with the costs and disbursements Of this
action A"#
Dated Princeton, Mimi, Nov. 10th, 1879.
IA "a: 1LOR.~& CALHOUN, st. Cloud,
Mimi, and
A. r: BARKER, Princeton, MINI, Plain
tlh's Attorneys. ss', ! = r.
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$1,000 TO $4,000 a year, Or IS to $40
Hi,AO ~ " In n

S76(0 TO $4,000 year, or rs to 500 n
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TO CONSERVATIVES.

The advertiser, having been perm ancnt.
y cured Of that dread disease, Cons,,mn \.
tlon,E by..a simple remedy, is anxin.a -
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Lost--Strayed from by premises in
Haywood, Benton county, some time
in July, a dark bay 10 year old horse,
star in forehead, black name and tail.
Any information thankfully received
by ED. ALLEN,
Haywood, Benton County, MIMI, or
UNION OFFICE, Princeton.