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The Leavenworth weekly times. [volume] (Leavenworth, Kan.) 1870-1880, 1879-11-06
teou.Indictmrots

PHTLADELPHIA, Pa Oct. 3l-The grand
jury at Camden, y. j., found intict-
ments against John Ewing, John Ellwood,
j. A. Everts and G. A. Redman, charged
with causing the accident on the Philadel-
phia Il Atlantic narrow guage railroad,
near ClementOn station, N j., on the l4th
of August last, by which four persons we're
killed. The indictments are for man.
slaughter, anl the men will probably be
placed on trial the latter part of November.
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TNeehln Times
THURSDAY, NOVEMBER 6, 1875.
.,Uz SEEERE.

The great storm that ragged along the
c,gst of New England and the British
Provinces Tuesday morning, proves to be
much worse than at fret reported. The
Iozs OF properly ~ss very heavy, while it is
Edosn DOW that 2 considerable number d
lives we're lost. II ia said to be one Of the
most severe storms ever experienced on the
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LEGAL MATTERS.
Two Important Decisions In Regard |
TO Church Property.

: W important DECISIONS In htsof q
10 Church Property.
CISCrSsATI, Oct. 3l-Judge Harman of
the Superior Court has made s decision
sustaining the integrity and validity of
the assignment by Archbishop PARCEL, of
8 number of pieces OF property in trust for
he payment of his debts, as against an
attachment by the Jefferson National
Bank CT Steubenville, for debt OF the
archbishop. The court held the assignment
was msde in good faith and for a good
purpose and demnrred to the attachment.
Another decision OF interest TO the
church trustees was also rendered in the
case Of John johnson, who furnished
money TO the church of the Sscred Heart,
taking from the church treasurer a writing
that the church had received the money
and thst Its property was pledged to the
repayment. The church is not incorpor at
ed. The court decided that the action
against the church property and against
the members was good and was not made
defective by embracing all the members.
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Major ThOrEhurg n.

Nsior Thornburgh, who was killed by
the Ute Indians, was one of the bsst rifle
shots and horsemeu in the United States
army. 1t is said BY his friends that with
practice he could have squsled Carver in
rifle shooting. He was a man Of splendid
physique, with q noble, manly appearance
which impressed everyone.
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Monuments 10 Washington.

WASHINGTON, Oct. 3l.-The Secretary
State left here this morning on U. S.
steamer Tslspoosa TO visit the birthplace of
Washington, preliminary to carrying out
the provisions OF Congress directing him to
place suitable monument to this historic
spot. The Secretary was accompanied by
General Sherman ard others.
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BERLIS. Oct. 3l.-Ihe budget Was pre-
-ent,d IN the Prussian Chambers OF Depu-
ties to day. Ii shows the estimated deficit
OF SIP 50 for the next fscal year,
which the government propose to cover bv
losn. "a also a dsfat of S2lS 6l2 )
reUiaiui liRg from the current fiscal wear.
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CHICAGO, Oct. 3l.-Lste last nj hit a
seizure was made by the Federal officers Of
an Illicit still and its operators, at 19s
North Union street. The establishment
has been running for several months under
the name Of Brown IL Co., Glycerine and
Patent Medicine Manufacturers" A part
Of the paraphernalis had been removed,
and all the parties arrested manifest con-
siderable ignorance respecting the matter.
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Relief for Ireland.

| LONDON, Oct. 3l.-Csrdinal Manning
has authorized a general subscription
among the Catholic Temperance ofeani.
cations of Great British. FOR the relief Of the
popular distress in South and West Ire
4 land
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The Modern POcahon:us.


In all accounts OF the massacre and i'm
prisonmeut of the whites by the savsg,
CITES. the name of the Indian won ar
Susan shines out radiant 1t is seldom
that history has recorded the acts of 8
Drawer or more ssgscious woman. The
nation should not fail to suitably acknow
ledge such humanity and fidelity, which
resulted a, last in bringing the captives in
safety to their friends.
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LONDON, Oct. &l-A correspondent at
ParIs points TO the fact that Russia only
really commenced dis 4rming her troo2s
that returned from Turkey after the in.er-
view between the Emperor9 at Alexsn-
dris, from which it il gathered that En-
Peror William gave the Gar satisfactory
ASSURANCE
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LONDON, Oct. SI.-The Manchester
Guardian ssyE: Itis regarded in military
circles a. extrs meiy probably that Captain
Carey, who was wi y the Prince Imperial
when he lost his IF. will retire from his
regiment. /. is exIrc;et he will eater the
church.
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iUioue lem ocfat
Il is noticeable that since the Ohio cleo
ton thsre broods over the Democratic
newspapers and speeches "the quiet sens4
OF something lost" as Mr.. Tenpyson
phrases it. There is not perfect confidence
N the "Solid South" a. an over present
help in the campaign of 1880 that existed
. few months ago. 1t begins to look as If
in order to secure the Solid South the
Democrats would have to lose the Solid
N,,,h
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IwIchita Beacon, e9.l

Mr.. Stevens, the numerous correspondent
o. the Lesvenworth TINES, spent sunday in
Wichita, a guest of the fremont House. He
Genes as near being heard from in several
PLACES at once, as any newspaper man We
know Of
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EELIts lou =.
Chicken Market Advancing.

LONG BRANCH, Oct. 3I.-The Bishops Of
the Methodist Episcopal Church for the
United States net here to day, for the pur.
pose Of making the spring bishopic assign
ments. They will continue in session I'M
Ill NoY. 4,h.
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(qqticura
REMECiES,

The success attending the use OF these great
itlne'ltS IN The treat me Mt of aifecto Ions of the
skin and scalp with loss of hair is sstonish-
ing. FROM every part of the country COM
the most grateful AcknOwl edgements OF W hat
might De cal ed miraculous cures. Nessrss
Weeks & Potter extend their thanks 10 ALI
VINO have spoken "A good word for CuTsUKA
soar and CUTICUKA RESOLyESr and wifi
thankiuIly receive reports of new cases
yer hay
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ST. LOUIS, Oct 3l.-The examination Of
Richard BJsse, one Of the coaGte,fei;ers
arrested few nights ago by the Uoied
States detectiye Tyrell, ciosed this mornipg
and he was held IN five thousand dollars
bonds By U. s. Commissioner Ward,
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burglar Arrested

NEw YORK, Oct 3l.-John Penton was
arrested thi. morning Tor burglsrizing Vre-
mier's grocery, on Sycamore, last night.
\ quantity OF tobacco, cigars and liquors
hsd been carried off by him.
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PARIS, Oct. 3l.-The official return to be
laid before the Chamber of Deputies shows
" g63 Communists amuestied, 800 being
prisoners and 200 condemned By default
AcOu, thousand remain excluded.
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Tf1ESITIyENs' MEETING.

At $50 yesterday evening, We went to the
Opera House to attend the citizens MEETING.
We found the doors locked. We went to the
Continental hotel 10 wait for the opening OF
the doors. Al S p. NJ. We were informed
tha: the doors were oper and the meeting
organized. We went directly to the house
and found Col. Coffin speaking. We were
Informed that a number Of gentlemen went
up the back stairs ard while behind the
curtains organized the meeting by the cleo
ton Of officers, and when the outside doors
were thrown open snd the people came IN
they found the meeting fully organized.
At the conclusion of Col. Collins speech
Mr. Fenlon took the stapd, made
short speech - then intro
duced the resolutions found in
our local columus-faished his speech, and
Mr.. Fenlon's motion TO adopt was put and
carried without giving any one an oppor-
tunity to be heard. We were there and
desired to speak, but could not get chance
to 20 50. Near the close of the meeting,
the meeting called upon US to talk.
This invitation We declined 10 accept for the
reason that we did net wish to speak upon
resolutions which had been adopted.
Before the close OF the meeting Col. Coffin
nominated Martin Smith for County Com
missioner This action disclosed the cloven
foot. Martin Smith is a very clever fellow,
but he is also a man who while in
oflice has always voted in favor Of relieving
railroads from their contracts with the city
and county OF Leavenworth. His aid has
always been secured in favor of railroad
monopolies without much effort and as
many people thought for very small con-
liberation. He is without question wholly
unreliable to pro'ec. the interests Of the
city and county az against rail-
road corporations, and absolutely destitute
OF ability and sound judgment in matters
affecting the msteriai interests of the
county. The action Of the meeting was
without due consideration and did not rep
resent the Intelligent voice Of the people.
While symps,hizing fully with the pur-
pose Of the meeting, We feel it iEcumh-r'
upon us 10 condemn the r-;lsu \ -5'-7-.:
which it was org ,nizsd q g.. rsIiIa &C..
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LONDON, Oct. 3i.-A dispatch from Paris
says: The resignation Of General Cisld ina
produced considerable surprise there. az
his retirement will cause the Italian min.
isiry much embarrassment.
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LoED0S, Oct. 3I.-A di4patch from St.
Petersburg save: The Russian newspapers
publish correspondence from Bsurma,
giving the details Of disastrous affair at
tieok Fepe snd the subsequent retreat CT
the Ru-slsn forces.
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Berlin, Oct. 3I.-In lialbstadt. in the
Bender district, the Bes-arabia Wells, used
~ the German colony, have been poisoned
with arsenic. a hundred persons are i'll
snd five have died. Tne perpetrators Of
the crime hsye not yet been discovered.
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LONDON, OFT. 3l.-An epidemic of
typhoid f-ger and measles prevail at Cape
Gear, whers forty cases and thirteen deaths
have been reported within a week.
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hid Nat Int..
tugenie,

Berlin, O3t 31.-Ths Progressis., sb-
stained from votIug for a president in tie
Lower House Oh thu Pru-+isn Diet.
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LONDON, O-;rb1- 3L-A Berlin cor
respondent says that the N.rh Gcraqn ia
-'He disiredi;s the statement lhat the tyr
viii vi-it Berlin.
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ST. HGrEEsEURG, Oct. 5I.-The "Galos"
says the announcement in the English
newspaper Of IT, suspension Of the expe-
diiion against the Tekke-Tu-coman is
Cnrfrrr.h
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SPORTING NEWS.
The Race Between Haulon ana
Courtney.

NEW YORK, Oct 3i.-Referee Blake il
still endeavoring to get on q race between
Courtney and Hsnlon. He will to-day
send letter to both, suggesting that each
OF them deposIt five hundred dollars in the
Fret National Bank at Washington, With an
order ihst the money 30 Deposited shall be
paid to either contestant appearing At the
starting poin. on the day Of the race, if
his opponent fails to put in an appear
ance,
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Negroes Coming to kapss.

HEARSE, Tex, Oct. Sl-One hundred
esroes nave arrived here in wagons from
different points in the BrszosRiver bottoms,
and will 90 from here TO Ksnsss by rail
road.
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ANNAPOLIS, Nd, Oct. 3l-A dispatch
from this place yesterday, stating that
Mrs Frank Choirs shot her husband and
Killed herself, proves unfounded.
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c;t.zans of Franklin county regard them
81 martyrs and approve their action in
6isobeying the msndate Of court.
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= Good Hint.

LONDON, Oct. 3l.-A correspondent to
the LiverpOo! Pst ssy-: Lort Derby has
received a hint to withdraw his name from
the Carlton club.
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DESTROYED BY the :Iood.

MADRID, Oct. 3l.-At Bsilsbradsl. in
the province Of Hussca several persons
we're drowned and twenty SIX houses de-
s.royed BIZ the floods.
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..The quiet sense orsomethins Lust.

Der that in the lorg run an adherence to
i, law is better instrument Of reform than
q resort to violence.
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Willy WARRIOR :.
Ths indians of the Southwest in
Hrms-Fort Wrgh Burned
Victoria.
Interesting Account of the Captivity
of the Mseker Women.
G nersis Sheridan and Peps in
81. Louis.

RAwLINs, Wy, October Gl.-Joseph
Burnett, courier, came in from White
river late las; night, with dispatches and
mail. He reports numerous pony tracks
and plenty OF Indians in Cold Creek can
yon, nesr White river.
All the war correspondent at the front
came in this evening aud rePo-t the same.
Mr.. Dillman, Government farmer at the
uintsh agency, came into Rswlins
Last night. He left Uintah agency with an
interpreter and by representing themselves
a. Mormons they were able to pass through
the camp of the hoatiles, srd gain their
confidence. Jack, UIe Chief, told Dill
msu that il the war cOntinued they would
be aided by bands from the Uintah Utes,
the Arapshoes and other tribes. He was
not satisfied with the peace talk had with
Adams and wanted to have another talk
With Merritt. This Chief Jack, or YaDpa
Jack, is the worst Indisn in the Ute tribe.
vICroRIAis BAND.
TUCSoS, A. 7, Oct 3l.-A special to the
Str from Silver City ssys that courier
arrived at Fort Baysrd, having crossed
the line into Mexico. At the time the
courier ltfG the command Morris was be-
| low A cension, sixty miles in the interior,
in close pursuit OF Victoria and his war
| riors.
IN THE NORTHWEST
| OTTAWA, ca, Oct. 3l.-Indiaa sff4irs IN
the Northwest are said 10 he progressing
favorably. There is reason to believe that
the Sioux are not indisposed to return to
their reservation in the United States, snd
the probability of many returning this fall
is good. Indian Commissioner Dewdrey is
supposed to be at this time ia personal
communication with the chief American
refugee Indians on this subject.
THE BURNING OF FORT WRIGHT.
SAN Francisco, Oct. 3l.-The following
is ali the information now al hand:
TuCsON, Oct. 30.-The following sp-
pears in the Rsrist1 CII.lis0 Of the 3O.h,
published at Las Vegas, n. NJ:
SANTA FE, Oct. pa letter from Win
gate says: "The fort has been reduced to
ashes By the Navsjos. All the mules are
stolen, inclnd ing the mail ANIMAL"
Nothing is said OF any killed or wounded
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TORONTO, Oct. 31.-Hanloa now ex-
presses determination to settle the own
ership Of the Sc 600 purse in the courts
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MILITARY NUTS.
Little Phil. Sheridan and Gen Jah,
PSPe-Ihey Endorse Apple alton for
Information on Ute A fairs. RE
speciruiIy Referred to Secretary
SrhuYz,
Globe Democrat


Lieut.. General Phil. Sheridan was We,
terday visited in his room at Lindsl]
Hotel. Little Phil. locked as rosy a. a
peach, and, barring his Conservatism in
speech "a TO the subject broache9-vbieb
from repcrtorial standpoint; is inexcussbIe
was an interesting conversationaiist.
81 see Gen. Pope Ia here" suggested the
interviewer "a prelude to Iopg chat and
the disclosure of military matters thai,
might prove interesting to the public.
"Yes, he is here" Phillip replied, Won't
you take q chair"
The reporter took a seat, and Just then
Lieut.. Col. Mike Sheridan entered, and be-
tween them there was q friendly greeting.
General, is there any significance in
your coming here, and also Gen Pope's ar
rival ~
None whatevss that the public may
know of. He meets me by appointment to
talk over Department asairs"
SIS there no;hirg-ro news hat you can
give mel"
"Not a line; If there war ANYTHING
should let you have it with great pleasure,
1 assure you"
"You are from tie -"
"The great religious daily, the CD"
You may be sure would give you
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The CUTICCRA REMEDIES are prepared BY
Weeks q Potter, Chemists ana Druggists, 80
Washington street, Boston, and are for sale
by all Druggists. Price OF CUTIcUKA, small
boxes, 50 cents; large boxes, containing two
and One-hslf times the quantity Of small 81.
REsOLyEST, 81 per bottle. CUTICURA SOAP
. per cake cents; by mail, ~ cents; three
cakes. % cents.
@A0 Has, Placed over the centre
SSS ofiEe nervous forces. the
ga1ac zIcRilIn@ Hl late ''S sSs ,nsy
R1Ae~cQS Stomach, and Bowels
&tS ~ perfect Digestion, cure
dyspepsia, Bilious Collie, Cramps and Pains
and prevent Ague and NaIarial Diseases. Fo-
Weak and sore Lungs. Paipitaiion OF the
Heart, PAINFUL Kidneys, Rhe1matism, Neu-
In the world. Get the genuine.
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y Guilty Man Temper xIng 10 Pre-
vent PuuI-hmrnr.

LONDON, Oct. Six Empress Eusenis
has returned to Ch!s..hur-t.
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POSTAL POINTS.
Comparative statistics chow that the eco.
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"Ihe great religious daily, the CD"
You may be sure would give you
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Foa SALE BY AL DEAEns.
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1879-06-01
alnHHnd

Summer: Thou art so near md yet
30 far.
James LeHingwell, formerly Of ours.
Two small Ares in Tuscarora day be-
fore yesterday.
Elko sports delight in shooting doves
along the river banks.
Arc Va going TO be denied the excite
ment Of . circus this Ssmmer7
The Independence company shipped
this month bullion to the value Of S25.-
612 CT. E .E-
Tom Prior has about completed the
tin roof for ReckhArt & Froelich's new
building.
The stages are o Running on time.
which is about eight hours through to
Iuscarora. ~ Hr .. -.-r..
Several ladies have started out on q
visit to the rodeoing party o canped
on the South Fork. gr.
Mrs. S. q. Weston will shortly open
a dressinakinG and millinery establish
nent here 49, "
The net receipts at the festival were
eighty dollars. Considering tho times
this is a very fair showing.
Miss Belle Cady was confined to her
bed yesterday; in consequence her class
received the benefit Of a holiday.
The water mains in front Of our Office
have bursted in several places and tho
street presents a fearful appearance.
John Dennis took the character Of
Biles, last Saturday, in Miriam's crime.
Must have been a natural representa-
ton.
Reserved seats for Barlow. Wilson,
Primrose and Vests Minstrel perform
ance are for sale at the Postofice. Go
early il you want to secure a good place.
Last evening was the first time that
We ever saw a gentleman positively re-
fuse to pick up a handkerchief that q
young lady had dropped on the side
walk.
The heavy gale that was blowing last
night caused many n person to think Of
fire. People can not be too particular
and should examine their premises care
fully before retiring every night.
A young lady yesterday in our pres
ence made the remark: Ever since I
can remember people have complained
of hard times" A great deal OF truth
III that remark; there is entirely too
much tendency to growl in the average
man.
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APPLICATION
TO SELL REAL ESTATE.

is THE DISTRICT COURT or Tin
seventh judicial District, In aud FOE The
Comfy Of Hlko, state of Nevada.
In the matter Of the estate Of Leopold Die.
choG. deceased.
Order 10 show cause why order Of aale Of
real estate should not be granted.
Carl Froclich, Inc Adminiattator Of the ss-
tate Of Leopold Birchof. deceased, havtAe
dicd his petition herein, duly ycrlned, pfAyiaS
for an order Of sale Of tho whole Of ne IeSI
estate " said deceient. for the nrpos there
In set fotth. Its therefore ordered Ay IaId
District Court, that all persons lnteteSisd 10
tho estate Of said deceased. APPEAR ksNfe the
said District Court. on Tharsddy, the rob dap
% June, .iSip, n .l0o'elook 4, ~, Al The Ccsf1
Room Of said District Court. at the CDaft
House, y. he iowa Of Rlko, County Of Hiks,
state Vf Nevada, To show cause why an nrdtS
.hould not h. granted TO the said AdmtnlStfa.
tor, to sell so much q the real eliaie nf The
Iiid deceased. ~ public of private sale. as mar
be NECESSARY, OF The whole thereof. And that
seopy OF tbis order h. published ~ least fnpF
suoccssiyo wcckt Nv thu ELK0 IS~DErgsplwr,
newspaper printed nnd published In said
town and county ~ RTko. State OF Nevada,
j. H. fI.ACK, District Juiys.
Dated May -, 1872. mHlw