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The Leavenworth weekly times. [volume] (Leavenworth, Kan.) 1870-1880, 1879-05-08
CHiCAGO.PROD,CE nARKET.
CHICAGO, MAY 6.

FLOUR-Stcady and unchanged.
NHFAT-~tToug ana higher; No spring,
IS I9Ji = cash, S5'1c May IA, June; 9itsc July
No spring, 7sjgc: rejected, 6sc-
CORN-ActIve, n IN and higher; S3I%Gt $40
cash, $3.50 May, 341sc June, Soc bid Tor July IL
OArs-ln good demand and "A shade higher,
25c cash. 25i &C June; 26i4c July.
hYE--tea.lN and Unchanged.
BARLEY-StFady aud unr Snged.
POEK-Fairly active and "a shade higher;
80 So cash, - 3leEg ~ June; 81 A. July. "a
LAKD-Fdiry active and shade higher;
s. 81 zs5 % Ga a. 60 y5,5 ga June; 80 Ocd6 O21a
Iuly.
BULK MEArs-steady and unchanged;
shoulders, sS IS, short RIB, 81 90; short clear,
20.
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and valuable study, and it is fortunate ftr
the scientist of future generations that ia
bles showing with great exsctness the num-
bers nationality snd destination Ct these
sccessions to our population have since the
year 1920 been carefully preserved.
The Leavenworth weekly times. [volume] (Leavenworth, Kan.) 1870-1880, 1879-05-08
Going ut ii in the Right Way.


Next week there will arrive in Spea-.
vile mammoth colony of thir.y-two fam.
lilies from Minnesota. The women and
children will arrive on the train on Tue.
day morning and the males who are com.
ing overland with thirty-two teams will
arrive during the week. We are informed
by Mr.. Craven, the very agreeable gentle
man who has come in advance OF the COL
ony, that these people possess consider able
wealth, and will at once put their thirty
two pre- emptiOn claims in athorough state
of cultivation. Mr.. Craven is an expert
enced brick maker and the colony will
commence Immediately to manufacture
sufficient brick to build residences on their
claims Almost every trade is represented
They have among them four bricklayers,
two carpenters. one timer, two shoemakers,
one blacksmith and one broom aker
This colony will locate on the Usage lands,
about eight or nine miles south of Spear
vi lie, aId by their thrift ard enterprise
will build up one Of the finest settlements
in the county.
The Leavenworth weekly times. [volume] (Leavenworth, Kan.) 1870-1880, 1879-05-08
Geld in kingman County.

Gold has been discovered in the bel OF
Sand Creek, in this county Old miners are
on the trail. Oaly small quantities have
h..., fnunI
The Leavenworth weekly times. [volume] (Leavenworth, Kan.) 1870-1880, 1879-05-08
Going to Feed Then. With Religion.

The Board If Church Extension Of the
Kansas Conference Of the NJ. f Church, at
its recent session in this city, appointed a
Freedmen's Committee. II ia the purpose
TO inaugurate a movement for the eiucs-
tional and religious b-netit Of the colored
people who have come to this State. The
committee have issued sn address to the
members of the denomination Throughout,
the land, and their general plans wills soou
be laid before the public. The first meet.
ing in this interest will be held tonight a,
the Methodist church, when addresses will
he delivered by Rev. James Z Gilbert, I
b Sweet, A. B. Jetmore, and others.
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Inclntici9e.

Yates Center News,
Last Friday night the body CT a new born
infan. was found in West B Iffslo creek,
Just over the line in Wilson county, near
the scene Of the Morris trsgedy. A coro-
ner's jury was summoned aud an inquest
held, developing the fact that 1t was the
body of an lille ultimate child of young
woman named W,ddell
The Leavenworth weekly times. [volume] (Leavenworth, Kan.) 1870-1880, 1879-05-08
HOME MARKETS.


FLOUR-sS 90. 9 o, 81 81, 81 IS per sack.
Rye Flour pei sack 81 TO; siip-,uff, bran,
per TIM, uuik sIU.O'; co. u Meal, per 100
lb~ balk, 75c.
% M. ? mix,d 2s1 &c e29l1 No. 9 white
mix-t, 50 bid, re. -cted IN x-I, %.
OAI~-No. 2 z7ls~ bId; r. cI. nCmIr 81
Bu rfER-Cno.ce ISg sc, medium. I21. ala.
EtItIS-g'
PofaiOES-Per bGshei, Early Rose, 50o55c;
Peach blows, 75c.
oNIOSS-sl 2DG1 81 per bushel
BEaNS-Si % IsI s5 per busheI.
MEA FS-Sldts, SIC; Hams, 6ca1sxc;
shoulders, 4ai1Sc.
LARD-Per pound, &C.
CHEESE-7G,c
P0mLrRf-Chicksn 81 90 IS 60 per doz.
APPLES-sI Ol1l 10 per busb,l
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Markets by Telegraph
NEW YORK MONEY MARKET.
EnPE Nav x

Nsw YORK, May g.
MoNEY-2l59SH per cent.
MERCANTILE rAPER- Prime. - co.'s 90.
STARLISG-Firm; 60 days, - s61a; sight,
81 -.
COCPuSs-IsS1, 81 O61s: new SIS, 81 05h: new
+t2>, registered, 81 CO 5; sales coupons, u NC
O7ls new ~, registered, 81 GelnI 0211s; cou-
pou>, 81 U11l U2t.. currency 6's, "A.
GoVERSMETS-Fir
r. X BoNDs-AcIlve and somewhat irreg-
ulsr.
STATE SECURITIES-Dull.
SToCkS-MaI ktt opent strong and weak the
feature being break of per cent in Union
Pacific, which was subsequently recovered,
and during the remainder Of the day a strong
aud ouoyant tone prevailed, and prices ad-
vaEced y a. per cent
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a Good Time I'm Church.

Oue would naturally suppose that pea
nuts were chesp in this vicinity had they
been to church last Sabbath evening and
seeu a couple of young ladies(?) that were
perched upon reserved seat" in the most
conspicuous place in the house cracking
peanuts. /, reminded Us of lot of hogs
in acorn time.
The Leavenworth weekly times. [volume] (Leavenworth, Kan.) 1870-1880, 1879-05-08
CHICAGO LAVE Stock Market.

NhlJh"O my us
Hoes - Receipts. ,0On; shipments. go,
market for alI grades dull anu 5ulSc lower;
mixed rsckiDg, 50 2DadS 40; light. IS 4DG3 ~;
choice heavy, % ijdJ 81; closed weak; not ali
sold
CATTLE-Receipt-, $50; shipments. 2 700;
market slow, easy and 5dl0c lower; Extreme
range on shipping, - J0tJ "; butchers, s. 20
d3sD
sneep- Receipts, 1870; shipments, $50;
market dull; g lG6 o..
The Leavenworth weekly times. [volume] (Leavenworth, Kan.) 1870-1880, 1879-05-08
ID. q. PIsODUCE MARKET.
KANSAS CITY. Mo-. May g.

The "Indfcator" reports
WHEAT-Receipts, ABB: shipments, $3.50;
In store, 1872 i2l; market firiner and higher;
No. ?, g7c bId, 81 % asked; No 8, 9jc; No 4,
&c bid, 81 asked.
CORN - Receipts, n ,l}: shipments, 1861;
in store, l6i. $50, market steady; No. 2mixed,
90 -I2Jl4c; No. white mixed, &c; rejected,
nominal
OATs-No- ?, 27Jz.c bid, &c asked.
RYE-NDmual.
EGGs-FIrm, with sales at 9lZdiic.
BUTTER-Weaker; choice Kansas, l21zal3c;
S,nrt. hacked 81
The Leavenworth weekly times. [volume] (Leavenworth, Kan.) 1870-1880, 1879-05-08
Want. 10 Celebrate First.

| fsIh OVUHty OVtIdIIN
The adventists have fixed upon the 18th
Of J ally as the date when this world will be
called upon TO pass in its checks. In view
of this prospect, We suggest that Howard
gets up a rousipg old celebration on the
4th; We want to go cut in blsze of patri-
otic glory. Let's get up the celebration
anrhnK
The Leavenworth weekly times. [volume] (Leavenworth, Kan.) 1870-1880, 1879-05-08
ST. LoUI, LIVE STOCK MARKET.

II. LOUIHE My o.
CATTLE Unchanged; shipping grades slow.
bu che - grades strong ON light supply; re-
cciptS- u, shipments. 5Ot.
HOGS-Only - moderate demand; rough
and mixed packing, IS tOlS -; Workers 10
BlltlIuOTes, ~ 2id3 40; smooth heavy, s5 500
35j; receipts I,SD; shipments, 3lUi.
SHEEP-~tTOus ON light supply: only local
demand; prices unchanged; receipts, ~; ship
m !.
The Leavenworth weekly times. [volume] (Leavenworth, Kan.) 1870-1880, 1879-05-08
BISHOP DENIES.

According to the Cincinnati Commercial,
Gov. Bishop, of Ohio, denies the repor,
which came from Cleveland, that he said
that Senator Thurman's strength as can.
dida'e Tor the Democratic nomination for
the Presidency was declining in Ohio. He
says he hash. expressed any opinion as tc
the respective strength and prospects o.
Thurman ard Tilden.
The Leavenworth weekly times. [volume] (Leavenworth, Kan.) 1870-1880, 1879-05-08
*. 1--WE STOCK MARKET.
KANSAS CITY, Mo-, May

The "Indicstor" reports
CATTLE Receipts, f1s: shipments lSs;
sluggish at a Out yesterday prices: native
shi pin steers, 81 2IIi SI;.butchers' steers,
81 sUdi .; cow, so, stOekers and feeders,
s3 5O@i -.
HnGs-Receipts 2, 800; shipments, 596; weak
or and lOc lower; extreme range of sales, 81 IS
a 3Ij: with bulk At q ga3Og
SHEEP-Receipts, ll5; no shipments, steady
unchanged.
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Deserves the Patronage.

(Medicine Lodge Crescent, ~
The Leavenworth TINES claims the largest
subscription of any paper in the State, and
IL well deserves the patronage. Terms,
Weekly 8, 90: Daily $50
The Leavenworth weekly times. [volume] (Leavenworth, Kan.) 1870-1880, 1879-05-08
Trying to Manufacture q Sensation

Topeka Commonwealth, A.
Gov. st. John has received the following
clipping and correspondence, and has an-
swered by saying that the man who sent
the dispatch has probably n-ver heard OF
George Washington, nor seen Ratchet:
A prominent member of Congress b as re-
ceived dispatch from Kan-as stating that
the men OF that State have organized sort
OF volunteer militia, and they are guarding
the banks of the Missouri river with load
ed guns in their hands. When a steamboat
lands these armed citizens 20 aboard and
warn the officers that they will not allow
any negro, male or female, old or young, to
be landed upon Kansas soil unless the dar-
key has money enough to take c,re of him.
% the loyal Kansas citizens have turned
bulldozers, and with shot-guns in their
hands they are depriving American citi
zens of one OF their rights"
TREASURY DEPARTMENT, WASHINGTON, J
April 30, 1879. J
The above is a card published in our
daily papers. l. it true or not? Please
let us know, with msny thanks for your ef-
forts and the good people OF your State for
helping the fugirives. Will soon be able to
ssnd you aid needed for those poor people
fleeing ior liberty. Yours,
NJ. HOWARD.
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4 Large Turtle.

A turtle was brought into town, last Sat
urdav, that measured eighteen inches in
length, with shell ten inches wide. Ii
came out OF the Saline Rivera home pro-
dino, ion
The Leavenworth weekly times. [volume] (Leavenworth, Kan.) 1870-1880, 1879-05-08
CHARLES FRANCIS.

Mr. Charles Francis Adams refuses to
say anything about the Prezident's veto Of
the Army bill, not caring to 60 into the
newspapers. Whenever have anything
to say in Them" be explains, 81 find that
l an presently the recipient of torrent of
letters which have no tine or inclination
to ansyerr
The Leavenworth weekly times. [volume] (Leavenworth, Kan.) 1870-1880, 1879-05-08
A Destructive storm.

The hail storm of last Wednesday night,
extended over Reno, part OF Bourbon, Nc
Pherson, the northwest part of Sedgwick
and portion of Kinsman counties, doing
great damage to the wheat. In many
places 10 Keno the destruction is great.
Farmers who had bought harvesting ma
chinery are couutermanding their orders
The Leavenworth weekly times. [volume] (Leavenworth, Kan.) 1870-1880, 1879-05-08
The First Comprehend.

INIUSIlIan NtTCUIyl =.
A. Il Hoffman killed copperhead pilot
on his place, this week. This is the first
one OF these venemous reptiles that We have
heard of 10 this county.
The Leavenworth weekly times. [volume] (Leavenworth, Kan.) 1870-1880, 1879-05-08

Eureka Greenwood Coz Herald

Eureka Greenwood Coz Herald
Mr. S. Stewart informs US that there is
field on the Verdigris river that was bro
ken out in 1857 by Allen Thompson and
planted TO corn. 1t has been planted to
corn every year since and last year 1t pro-
duced 80 bushels per acre.
The Leavenworth weekly times. [volume] (Leavenworth, Kan.) 1870-1880, 1879-05-08
Brimful Of Vitality.

=
Mr. g. r. McDonnell,a ve'y y easaut gen.
tleman OF the Leaver worth TIvE-, called
Thursday. He represents ole OF iHe most en- :
erge,ic papers IN the west. THE TINES is
newsy, fresh, brimful of Western vitality.
thoroughly Kausss. q number one paper
every way, and we wish it abundant success.
1t has warm friends here. Mr.. Mcdonnell
contemplate q trip to the Indian country be-
fore returning, TO write II mp.
The Leavenworth weekly times. [volume] (Leavenworth, Kan.) 1870-1880, 1879-05-08
Sea Gull. Killed by Hail.


Wall Dodge brought over 100 dead sea
gulls to town on Wednesday, killed by the
hail near his house on WALNUT; some bad
their ihrosts cut, many had their skulls
mashed and wings broken.
The Leavenworth weekly times. [volume] (Leavenworth, Kan.) 1870-1880, 1879-05-08
Didn't See Any. hut Heard of I'm.

The boys that went out on buffalo hunt
day or two before the fire, returned last
Saturday with their teams well loaded with
meat. They report no Indians seen, but
that they heard of them all around.
The Leavenworth weekly times. [volume] (Leavenworth, Kan.) 1870-1880, 1879-05-08

CATTLE-Shippers, 3, a5aI 81. Rntcbers.
DIS %; StockeTs and Feeders a 5LaI NJ =
HOtiS-s2 s0a3 221%, i've
SnEEPAPrime, IS 5Gi3 s5 per head.
The Leavenworth weekly times. [volume] (Leavenworth, Kan.) 1870-1880, 1879-05-08

The Madison Nous is the name of a
new publication in Greenwood county, by
Mr.. w. o. Lnnsford. 1t is very credita-
be paper, and We bespeak success for it.
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Newton X lnsan,
The first iron for the extension OF the
Wichita branch passed through here Tues
day morning.
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rhc County seat Of Pratt Count,


Attorney General Davis writes that the
Governor designated luka as the temporary
county seat
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in sumner Count

The measles that have been raging in
town fo- the past few weeks visiting pretty
much every family, but are of light nature
and are not hurting anybody just at pres
The Leavenworth weekly times. [volume] (Leavenworth, Kan.) 1870-1880, 1879-05-08

A man named Il pbt. Jones was robbed
Saturday night in a dive" at Topeka.
The Leavenworth weekly times. [volume] (Leavenworth, Kan.) 1870-1880, 1879-05-08

A seven wear old child belonging TO a
family from Bates county, Mo, was killed
By the bite of rattle-snake last week, near
Iimarron, in Foote county.
The Leavenworth weekly times. [volume] (Leavenworth, Kan.) 1870-1880, 1879-05-08

Rev. T. W. Henderson, of Topeks, has
gone to Nashville 10 attend a National
Freedmen's Convention.
The Leavenworth weekly times. [volume] (Leavenworth, Kan.) 1870-1880, 1879-05-08

The Kjn-l-y Grcphic comes to us az a
hall sheet. Davis shows pluck.
The Leavenworth weekly times. [volume] (Leavenworth, Kan.) 1870-1880, 1879-05-08

i. Under the laws Of Kansas as they exist.
ed in 1874 and in 1879 cities of the. second
class bad the power To issue bonds in pay
ment for the building of sidewalks, notwitn-
standing the fact that the mOn-y To he Oh
tanned with viii n To pay said bonds had tn
be collected a. speciaI taxes from the abut
ting lot owners
2 And aft"r such bonds had been issued
and had become due, IN igment might prom
cry be rendered on Them against the city.
'otwlthstandlnS the fact thai the city had
properly levied sp acisI taxes against tbe
abuitlng lot Osnr : tn raise funds win
which To pay such bonds and notw ithStaui.
ing I've fact that such sp sciaI taxes had not
yet been collected
All tine justices cOncurring
TUE copy Attest: a HAMNaTr
IL 81 Clerk Supreme Court.
The Leavenworth weekly times. [volume] (Leavenworth, Kan.) 1870-1880, 1879-05-08

The Lawrence Dali RsPcfr has been
revived, with Me-srs. Meyer " Sherman
editors and proprietoTs.
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/
/. A tender otherwise sufficient to chang
| a.rightful into a wrongful possession of prop.
perty must, IN order To await "A plaintiff i'm an
| fore the commencement of the action
| - tender made ait"r the n ing OF the re-
ton and the issue of process and by the OH
Ger VINO has the process in his possession IL
not made before the commencement OF In,
action.
3 By statute the costs in a repIevIn action
AIRY with the court,
All the Justices concurriny.
true copy: Attest: A. HAMMArT,
IL. s. Clerk Supreme Court
No. 1,$sJ-Edward StilIings vs. william Par
ter, Edward G.. Pension and BenJamIu
Betts-Error from Leavenworth County
Affirmed.
By THE COURT. VALENTINE I
I. An undertaking fled in the Distric,
Court to stay proceedings while the c4se is
pending on petition in error in the Supr.1n.
Court Is not void because 1t Is filed two day !
before the petition in error il fled
=. Nor Is said undertaking void because n
does not in terms mention the Supreme
Court, but merely provids that the psrti. ;
executing IL shall b.com.. liable, tber'.,T, a.,
ease the Judgment for which 10 Is given H.
stay "snsll be- affirmed in whole or in part. -
All the justices cDncuuing.
n true copy. Attest y X \ VI VI NIT
IL. 81 CLERK supreme Court.
No. lHl.-JOhn Y. Suliengsr vs. Sylvester T
Buck and Victor Buck-Error nom Marion
coUnIy.-AiiirHeI.
By THE COURT. VALENTINE. ].
/. Where an execution debtor has both
PERSONAL ana real property subject to ,xecu-
ton. bu not sufficient PERSONAL pTopeTty 10
inn ~ NJ.
efiy ~ first levied upon and then the real e.
ta'e, and the personal prOpe " j. then adj
v-'tised ana sold and afterwards the real es-
tate IL advertised ana sold. and all this is
done under one and the same executions.
Held, That the sale OF the real esfat.. is moi
void, merely because the levy thereon was
advertised or sold.
p And in such a case, where the personal
property u levied upon, advertised and sold
by the under sheriff, and the real esfat.. ~
levied upon, procured To be appraised. aud -
advertised and sold by the sheriff him~elf,-
the under sheriff acting n. one of th. an
prssers Hsid, That tue sale ofthe real es-
tate Is not void, merely because the under
sherin acted as one Of the appraisers
5- IL Is the rule OF the Supreme Court gen.
orally followed, not To decide any que ton
not ra sed by briefs Of counsel
All the Justices cOncurring.
true copy. Attest:
A.HAMNATT.
H. 81 clerk supreme Court
STATE OF KA6SA,
SHAWNEE COUNTY,
i, Abram Hammstt, Clerk OF the Supreme
Court OF the State of IA 4sas, 90 hereby certi-
~ that the foregoing is a true and correct
copy Of the syllabus in each OF the above en-.
titled ctses, as the same appears On iile in
my office.
Witness my hand and official seal, hereto
affixed
SEAL at nv Office In Topeka, this Ord
day of May, A. ID. ls7g
A. AMNATr,
Clerk Supreme Court.
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Barbour county has a military com
pauy called the Mule Creek Guards
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KANSAS NEWS.

The City Marshal OF Newton wears a
inform.
The Leavenworth weekly times. [volume] (Leavenworth, Kan.) 1870-1880, 1879-05-08

II your bowels ara costive take dose Of
d. Ball's BaltiAoEe Plh; ve kneu Of 10
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i. IL is not error for Court to call the
attention of the jury TO ali matters proper
Tor their consideration in assessing DANA
ges.
2. In a case in which exemplary or vim
ulctlve damages are proper, tine jury may In
estimating such damages take Into consider
auon the prob able ana reasonable expense oil
the iitlsatiou, and that although there may
ne no testimony rs TO the amount of such
expenses.
so, also, in estimating such damages in
a case OF assault and batter, the jury may
take INTO consideration any fear or feeling OF
PENDANTS assault
All the Justices coHcurring.
A true copy: Attest H H.Nu.rr
tL-S Clerk Supreme Court.
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In an action TO recover damages from q
rsllrpHd company for the killing Of three
:" Inc, II appearei from an agreed -tatement
OF iart> that The swine killed were running at
large in violation at section I6 of the Stock
law, General tstu'.s OH, and the herd law
OF loI2 page Isl He'd, that rs the animals
Were under the control and charge of their
owner, and as II was his duty To see that
they were so secured az rot To be AT large, the
ADMISSION OF the owner in the agreed sat .
intnt That they Were running at large when
kiied, raise the presumption against him
that they Were at large with his permission
All the justices concuTTing.
y true copy. Attest. A.HAMMATT
Us Clerk Supreme Codrt.
The Leavenworth weekly times. [volume] (Leavenworth, Kan.) 1870-1880, 1879-05-08

ON February IS, lSj7, and prior thereto r
VINO resided in ONO, and p, who resided in
hertucky,were partners in business in OHIO
hehtucky and Iowa. On that DAY K died
leaving his estate Tree from debts aud claims
70 ms widow and four children. ON March
-, lo1'. the wlIow was appointed sdmIn mis-
,lsti!A IN ONO, ana served until October 5,
1870, wnen, by marriage, her letters OF admin
I>uHtipn We're reNoSet. On March D. l>b7
" Was appointed admtnistr 4tor de bouL, u,Jl
IN oiIo' anu sui continues 10 tie the All min
ls'rdtor. No other administrator or admin
t>IatriN was appointed either in Ono or in
any % neg state In August, 1869, the widow
ultd ieavinS her estate fTom debts ami claims
10 hrr said Jour chi dren. No admlni,trat y
or aiInlnl>trstriA was ever appointed Tor h.r
estate Nothing was done b. lhe admInis
tratrlN or administrator of RS estate except
that the Administrative ma ie an inventory
OF tn assets, had them appraised, and u..,.,.
AN legal and VOID agreement win p giving
10 nun the possession and control OF Saiu
p"rthtIship properly for eight cas-. z. re
TAIN u ihe possession of all the partnership
property uplo July lG, lSj7, when i'm yioI,
ZION OI : iid Illegal contract, and IN violation
oi It~, he disposed OF the same, converted
Tue proc els thereof - mis- own use. lid
nom MS home IN k-nIu rky went To SOM n
Ahvrlcat and thence u Kansas. rha inter
est o. Tue estate In said Partnership property
was worth siS,iS3 %. T.. has resided in ksu-
sat> ever since thai time. He has meyer nsii
sLy portion of said slS,3gS %. and the ndnIu-
l>tratrix and administrator have tailed and
i,.,'e'I % sue hlm therefor. and the admin
t>tlatot sun REFUSES 80 To do, and WAS there
Ioie li'tue defendant In this action Lacu
oI sdld four chi dren IL entitled TO one fourtI
Oi thelr ialheI anu mothers estates Iwu
oI them attained their majority within les
IMAM Que year prior to thy- ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
OF thls action. These two are pIalutIu, IN
THIS action, end the other two md I'M, all
hlnlstrslor and L, are the defendants The
object OF this action is 10 recover trT mn u m
plaintiffs shares of the proceeds of ssT, mart
n-rsuip property. Held, 1, That the plain
tlifs may bring the action. 2, That thu. action
II not barred by the statute. of Iimirartn,S
All the justices coneurring,
A trne copy. Attest: A. HANMATT,
L. 81 Clerk Supreme Court
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BY THE COURT.
VALENTINE, j

No. l. iOS-Lot +. Ravenscroft end Eliza Ra-
from Miami county-Reversed
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By THE COURT d:
BREWER, j

No. it's, ID. Smith vs. W. III wooIleaf-
Error from Franklin cOulIy-Afiirmed.
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' ALENTISE, j
BIZ TIE COURT

No. 1,i9i.-The City of wysndotte VS. Sophia
Zeitz.-Error from Wyandotte County,
Affirmed.
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suPaEme COURT sYl.asI.
STATE or KANSsS.l
SUPREME COURT.
By The COURT.
BREWER, j

No. l,5H-Jscob q. Titus w. Robe-. r. Cork
ins, Err r from Cowity Z UNITY III med.
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BY THE COURT.
HORTON, c. j

No. ,flp-The Atchison, Topeka and Santa
re Hail DAD company vs. Henry Hegwir-
Error from Reno COuuty-ReyeTsed
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A bill OF particulars in a Justices Courf in
the 70 IN of "A running book account is su'-
ilcient, although the nIureS Intended tn
represent dollars and cents may not be tiesiy-
mated IN express terms, but only by impnct-
ton. a. dolIar- and cents.
All the justices concurring.
true copy atte.t: A. HsMYlTT
lL.Sl Cork Supreme Court.