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Academic Year commences the LIST of
October, ending the last day of July.
The Leavenworth weekly times., 1879-03-13
IsOt 2.

Topeka. March j.-In the House Mr.
Smith, Of Marshall county offered resolu.
tinn directing the committee on invesriga.
,ion to report at 10 later date that Il N.
| Friday. A motion TO Law the motion on
the table was lost by a vote Of % yeas, and
- nays. The resolution was adopted by
acclaim alton
A large uum Der Of bills were passed and
a Committee appointed 10 report what bills
in their opinion should receive the atten-
ton Of theHouse.
The Senate bill making an aPpropria-
ton for tie state Commission for the years
! 1850 and lSSl, and the Hou-e bill making
an appropristiou for The Home Tor Friend
l,s4 Women were pssS,d.
Ia Committee Of TIE Whole the House
bill making an appropriation for the cur
rent expens.s of the Topeka Insane Asy-
lum, the S-nate appropriation bill to pro-
vide for the erection Of the west wing Of the
capitol. ihe House appropriation for the
Kansss Stat. Horticultural Society, snd
the Seoate bill providing for the cree
lion o. The extension ~ the Deaf aud
| Dumb AsN an were recommended Tor pas
sage.
The University appropriation bill passed.
The Senate a few days ago passed Joint
resolution submitting change IN the con
stitution to the people, entirely prohibiting
the manUisc ure and sale Ci liquor IN The
State 1t passed the house by the neeezs-
ary two-thirG vote to-day and will he sub
mitted 10 a vote at the November e!eItlOn
in 1880.
The Senate to-day defestsd tie salary
bill of county clerks and treasures.
In the House eighteen bills were passed,
among them 80 appropriation OF 30 600 to
assist in the rebuilding OF the Normal
School at Erporia, one providing Tor an
executive council, etc, the Senate bill au-
thorizipg the Secretary OF State to purchase
ihree thousand copies Of computation of
the statutes by c. +. W. Dassler, at S3 30
per volume, the Senate bill making
an appropriation for the current expenses
of the State Insane Asylum st Topeka
for the Fl scal year ending jane 30th lsSO,
aud June Sth. 1881, the sum Of $50 COO Tor
the first and S34 10 for the second year,
the Senate bill making an appropriation
for the erection and com pieliOn ut the west
wing of the State house, for which the sum
of SEQ 600 ia direc " appropriated out of
mopeys in the treasury api q levy Of half
a mill on the dollar Of the taxable proper
tv Of The State Tor the Years 1879 ard
1880 Is authorized, House bill making
an appropTia'iCn OF -. 5OOto the Kan
-as State Horticultural Society, for
each fiscal year, ending June 3Oth,
1850 and 1881; House bill making an
spproD-i alton of SIG coo for an extension
to the building Of the Institution for Deaf
and Dumb fer the Il cal yesr, ending ) nDe
so, lsS0, and the sum OF 81 JOD Tor the
furnishing Of the same curing the same
period.
The Leavenworth weekly times., 1879-03-13
JUDGE and JURY.
PrOf ecdings In tbe District COuIt for
Xe>terday-JIaE not Guilty. The
Church ana school House RurgIsrs
Plead Guifty.

Yesterday wes a busy day IN The District
| Court and considerable business was trans
acted. The following is a record OF the pro.
ce'dings:
Stste -. Edwards-W. {. Hook, attorney
| for defendant, asked leave TO withdraw plea
| of guilty, which was refused b. the Court
and excepted by the defendant
sssrne vs. same-Same ent.y.
| Same eVsssme--ame entry.
same W. -ame-Stme entry.
8 tme ssme-~ame entry.
~. lde, Receiver Of the Kansas InSur-
ance Comn'ny, VS. E1wsrd ku-se l--Jury
cail-d-S W -siTb tnks being sick and un-
| able 10 attend-jury disch Red and case con-
tinued 10 M xt term OF court.
Ex Parte Nathan stafford aud Quincy Bald
win Excused n jurors sor the term.
state of Kansas VS. CIsy-At the request Of
the ; ate, an attachment WAS issued Tor II.
SGgHrue, defsulting witness herein Jury
ss"rn To answer questions, and accepted by
the attorneys. and before the jury were
sworn to try the case, one W.T.. Hindman,
asked TO be excused for the reason that the
defendant Was not indicted by a grand jury
and was excused, TO which the defendant ex-
cspi.'d. And IL Appearing that Frederick
Dyer, Was ON the jury In TIL case OF the State
Of Kansas Roberts, wherein the same
ID, defend tpt sScrp'ed 10 tue jIFy being dis
cha~g-i. aud th-r-uprn TIA. iul owing jury
". g im 1aauell=i; David + Harris, B m
VIZ A,sIg On. Iohn True, .. . Hawlhorn,
p. r - SHT. HDf'ielb VI tyer Iph1 Curtain,
J q S.r.t., J '~sul Ashton. r. Oierirld. J.
r , Iaa-' -...t =. O. hT ri~-Tr.sl pro - ID
with. ,IHE rH- m 60 sr-us = with lis
ps Tn-r. o. - ..' : ~s.Hs rn X to wears ago
or SO, from 30 aG1-rv Sls.f.uc his y .Ttu'r
was eau sut, tIEsi "a >...If 10 Zoe state Peui-
ntiary. whI tag -s,-.- II 9 iu m1ktng
his escape Tn. iIry r.ru-f fH win a verdict
o not guilty and Jn- prs 'ur wa % .Srhars-
ed.
In the cases of Edwards al,a Harris, the
two men who were bJou :h' up rom tiH
southern part of the Count lar b sH,l.ir .
Int, MI A. ID
The Leavenworth weekly times., 1879-03-13
The Horss hss not sst sc.e.l on il.


Among the bills pass,d vas the Senate
bill to re district the State into judicial dis
tric,s and the House hii. 10 provide fl= the
payment of the agent Of the State FOR the
rrosecI,ion cf clsims sgsins. ihe c5nsrai
government.
The Sensie bill makirc n appropriation
to psv s-rgice transportation and sub-ist-
ence OF State militia s8i other expenses in.
CURED IN the suppression Of the railroad
strike in 1873 and S.s;e printing apprcpri,
alton bill were passed.
The hill tn re-aPFrriipn the State for
Senators and Representatives, waa lo-t
The vote by which the Agricultural Gil
lege appropriation bill We hot wss recon
sidered and the bib pss='d. u Wa -
smended that ,he sFProyTisli.u i- hul
-, 800.
The executive and Judiciary sIproIris-
tion bill was recommended for passage.
The Leavenworth weekly times., 1879-03-13
THE niCHIG IN >TiLWIRrS.
They met Yesterday. NOmIn q ted So me
State Officer, and Pas, Cd Sons. Re.-
cIutIODs

They met Yesterday. NomIna ted 10 IN e
State Officers and Pas, Cd Sons. Re.-
ointIOns.
LANSING, Mich, March G.--The Repub-
lican State Convention, called to nominate
candidate for Associate Judge of the
Supreme Court, and two candidates for
regents OF the State University, assembled
at at noon. III. III. Hatch was chosen as
temporary chairman and after the appoint
ment OF the customary committees took a
recess until ,. P. NJ Upon f--assembling
Hon. John 1. Rice, of Lapeer, was chosen
permanent chairman. Judge James v.
Campbell was re-nominated as Associate
Judge Of the Supreme Court ard Z o.
Governor and james Sherer for regents
of the State University.
The following resolutions we're enthusiast
ticslly adopted:
R.slired, That the Republican party,
having redeemed its pledge 10 make the
greenback dollar worth one hundred cents
in gold and silver, and having given to the
country a safe, flexible Currency, we'll
adapted to the industrial needs of the peo-
pie, We therefore oppose any radical change
In our present financial system and con-
gratulate the country on the successful re-
sumption OF specie payments and on the
signs OF returning prosperity in all branches
Of business
ResOired, That We invite in this election
tue corporation OF all men of whatever
former party afiliation who are in favor Of
financial honesty and safe and sound basis
for the business of the &C untry.
The Leavenworth weekly times., 1879-03-13
Itching plies.

The symptom are moisture. Ike rersPira-
tion, intense itching, Increased by scratch
Ing, very distressing, particularly dt night
as If pin worms were crawling IN SGd
about the rectUm- the private parts 7e
sometimes affected; ii allowed to continue,
very serious results may follow. DR.. Swaynes S
All Healing Ointment lis pleasant
sure cure.
HOME CARES.-We were great sufferers
ON Itching Piles, the symptoms were rs
& boye described, the use OF Swayne'S Oint-
rlent in a shori time made a perfect cure.
Nv. CHRIST, Boot & Shoe House, Sii n.
4 I'd st.
re. wEYMAN. Halter, s s. Eigth 81. Phil
a lClphia.
Reader, II you are suffering from this dis
u zsSing Complaint, OF letter, Itch, Scaid
n -ad, Ring Worm, BARRIERS Itch, any Crusty,
Scaly, Skin Eruption, Use Swaync's Olnt-
ment and be cured. sent my mail TO any
address ON receipt OF price, tn currency or
postage stampsl, SO cents n box, three boxes
S.z5. Address letters DIR. Swayue q son, SO
" sixth street, Philadelphia. No change for
advice. sold by leading druggists. In Leav.
euworth. 10y Arnold d Hunt Campbell and
kendrick. tuesthursatSW
The Leavenworth weekly times., 1879-03-13

Joseph ID. Trt W, John IL. Trew and VILE, OI
TonEanOXIe, To Emerlne Bdlo win, the ioI
lOwIng q. scfibed piece and parcel oil nd:
The southeast quarter oI the soutneas'
quarter ol tue ea-t half OF the east n II oil tue
southwest quarter of the south west quarter oil
section y, toe nshIp 10, range q, containing
nifty acIes.-S1UO.
Isaac - B,Idwin and wife, of Tonganoxie,
10 Joseph ITeW, John b. Trew and vile, block
No a., situate IN the railroad addition 10 lne
Cl;y of To JsauONIe- 500.
SophToHiaF Nichols and her husb and 10
james ranks, lots ~ and 50, block SO, III
LeayenwOrIh City, proper, with the bui d-
lngs and Improvements thereon standing
s9UO.
The Life Association of America, OF st
Louis, TO william n. obd, all those certain
tracts or parcels OF land, situate IN the City OF
L-svenwoTth, To-wIt: Lots No. 3. ana 81,
block ~, Ia Learenworth City propeT.-sS,.
lL5.
The following is the list OF property trans
fers as recorded yesterday in the office OF the
Register of eeds:
Mary Draper and George Draper, her hus-
banu, Matthew kS AN n vile, sole heirs oi
NJ chaeI yam, deceased, 10 Amanda Moore,
lot II, block u, IN LsaSenworih City proper
-sIJJ.
Thomas ODonnell and wife, of Bradford,
Mexican C unity, Pa, To Isaac q. Howe and
NJ CooE, oi the same place, the following
described piece a y reel Of land:
The south esi quarter OF section -, town
ship IL, range -, east, containing lGJ acres
more or less -. 30
QUO Sauer NJ q " ife OF Central City, Colo
RADIO, TO Ib.Tt Kroll, lots and -, fraction
ri, IN block ll5, IN tn' western addition TO
the City Of LesgtnN OTfh, 800
John A SIwN er, OF High Prairie township,
fo Ella Tesbau. IoI u, block l6, in Packers
AT 4IIlOn TO tAe City oi LeaN enWofth -sJOO.
The Leavenworth weekly times., 1879-03-13
LAW AND LAWYERS.
Pr.ce. dii:. in the District Court fOr
Yesterday Reiore Judge Crozfer.

The attention OF the District Court for yes
tcrG.y was mainly occupied with the hearing
ofihs casa Of !fs vs.. Russell, which was still
on tIi4 al Iae uue al adjournment The
Iol!D~3ug - an abstract ol the proceedings for
yesterday
Ex- parie ti-0r-e Lane, Milton Reynolds,
JU>rpH EIu-OsskI, ta.Slu SwalH, G- NJ.
BuIis =, 4 I-G>I L,nEn-n, ". fhe!an, W NJ.
Mason, ~ EoIuiaB. NJ. - Norris, +. r.
E.-pt aUd Hm. Ssuan, JT., txcGs'd as JaruIs
log tise I-i
EaIIls - fi' e-DismiSSei.
= ate " Jack k~oU-PIes OF not guilty with
drawn and plea oi guIIty entered To the In
formation
State W. .lRy-Arraignment waved-plea
OF noJ guilty .nt, red
III Receiver of the Kansas Insurance
Company, ". Eussri!-pu rIal 10y the follow
iug jafy, ~rmuci !. BurduIt. y ". Fair
b8nA>, DaVId a. HANS E,tingrr, Fred
Dyer. fuTweiI Atkinson, John Ire, James
Conway. GDtIlieb Mayer, JOhu Curtain, J. L
-sScnrulti, aud j. W. Bf nix
Court adjourned until inns morning at 10
The Leavenworth weekly times., 1879-03-13
THE FORTUNES OF A TRAMP.
He Had Good Fortune In Northern
Missouri, and Was the Principal
Performer In . Revival Meeting.

i. NJ. Busby, a typos rsph!cal tourist, peri
pa tetic specimen of the art preservative, has
been oIking in The TINES com, osing loom
for a few days past, but 5 evidently packed
his Saratoga and departed for other pastures
as he hasn't been around for two or three
days. Basby Is an original character
ubiquitous the light and well known
IL Toug hout The length ana breaIth of this
county as General Grant or S2muei j.
II den. he Is natural tramp, bat Is thor
oughIy honest, anu NOu!d sJzTNe before lie
wUuId steal. He is a genus, and notwIth.
standing the great amount OF stui ne has
put mao his mouth III The sha, oI tue Yiiest
OF whisky, aD>Iuthe which would close the
mouth Of glass iLk>taBd, and such, IL
hasn't stolen away his Ordius, by any means,
and he is smarter at the present time than
the average man. He worked steady Tor
whole week here, bought him suit OF
clothes and new hat, few cigars for his
friends, and then went upon AN aboreNl-
ated spree, not OF the violent sort, but mel
low and soft ike, during which he was both
funny and loquacious and full oI stories. He
IN the editorial rooms, and during one
of his happiest moments related 10 an
admIrIng audience an experience he mad IN
"A small town in Northern Missouri, " n ch
goes 10 show that man can d" what be will
provided he only goes about IL IN the right
way. Busby had just walked into the town,
anu having little surplus cash and
"A nuIuTsI anIipathy to lodging
house bed of any sort, he climbed
through the, window Of a schOolhOuse upon
tue NIL overlooking the town, built a nre,
and taxing some newspapers from his poceI
.I with which he Is always prov!deGl he sat
himself down To read and to MAKE himself
comfortable. Shortly after dark The people
began To drop in slngly and by couples, and
Our nomadic stOry-telIer soon found out that
there was TO be temperance meeting or
revival, there that EigHt. The peorie looked
hard at him they came in, but he didn't
pay arte ton to them, ana Kept On read.
ing and warming and 10 otsting his ties. The
meeting was opened and Jue impression
having pretty generally prevailed that our
Bu>by was the ruat temperance ecturer WI o
had been invited To address them that
evening, he was .sked il he wOuIdt address
them. Never loatn to accept an invitation
to deliver "A temperance lecture or take
drink. Basby got up and made as radical "a
cold waller speech had been heard tor
many month in that vicini y and "A its
conclusion he WAS loudly spp.auded- An in
vitatIou 30 spend the night at the reSld.n
of one of the eading ciiiZ ms ofthe town was
accept. q without hesitation and for "A time
al least, Busby lived like a prince and put on
all the styl- lima = nanle. W Whether or not The
people If g. e town ever found out who Bus
by was Ceponent saith not.
The Leavenworth weekly times., 1879-03-13
mEaE MENTION.

The Michigan Stslwasts in Conven-
ton Floods in California
The Wear Gsaeral Of
Milwaukee Dead.
The Leavenworth weekly times., 1879-03-13

ming on their own road, 50 you see the ac-
count Is bal need and the cars are all In good
safe running order. But remember, there Is
a prod gal car, or a car away from home. II
j. on tn. Rock Island road. IL belongs to The
Z. II. Il q Now what must be done with
the car? would say rather than run IL on
the road IN the present condition, set it of
the track, 70 run II SIS 1t l., A. il might be
lnStrumcn'al in throwing the whole train
on the track and causing III loss OF lie snd
property
But this Is not the best hing 10 DO with the
car. The best thing 10 do j. for the Chicago
aud Rock Island company 10 put this car in
good running order. sud the -. h. and q. psy
them for so doing and then they will have
saved a ear. By having good and efi-cfual
brakes many collisions and accidents Will he
avoided will close my present remarks
by saying That IL have misTepresented the
condition Of the brakes, and some .ne will
be kind enough 20 tell in what respect have
misrepresfnied them. / will ask pardon and
thank him for his Information.
Yours, respectfully,
JOHN TARR.
The Leavenworth weekly times., 1879-03-13

Another pioneer has been called from our
community. To day, at O'Clock, all that Is
moTIaf "T Mrs MaTy r. piHe- wlcow oil The
late Alexander Rspine, wIll he conveyed uo
is final aDc1. Ia AoU Ut Muncle eIneteTy
Al friends .Te respectfully invited without
JuT!h'T notice She died 1t four O'Clock on
the jIh OF March, a. 20. age OF slHly, OF pneu-
mouia. Although ia for We, her deaf Il
WAS unexpected TO herself and her ftlends
She retained her CONSCIOUSNESS 10 tne las L,
and pired suuouEo o-u by the SURVIVORS oil
her Iamlly.
The deceased was lady Of excellent prin-
ciples and large charities She Nas IA deNoJ-
ed ana indulgent mother. and no more
touching Tribute TO ber gr'at heart couId b-
VIII .S,.-d than the Hgt ny ana violence of
emotion displayed 10y her little grandson
over her bier
Then lsy her gently in the e;afth. ana carve
on her tablet ne great st OF all lTIbu'e-, inst
'.She was Good Mother " May Ni"ieis
fresh, and lilies pure, spring IRON her Aono.-
ed grave.
The Leavenworth weekly times., 1879-03-13
IHs KANSAS LEGISLATURE.
SENATE.
ToPEKA, March j

ToPEKA, March 5.
In the Senate large number of bills
we're passed, most of thsn Of . local char
acter.
The bill for the cred keasension
to the Deaf and Dunb> I'D.
In Committee of the Who - OF
bills were recommended for long
them the bill to spportiodN 1ats Tor
Senators sn1 Representatives. 7Ais 10
subject to an amendment and debate.
The substitute for HoVe bill No. s, to
authorize and empower municipalities to
adjust and compromise 1As passed.
The bill providing ths in Leavenworth
county one half of one m1l shall be levied
to pay general judgments sSend that no tax
shall be levied for outstau fng bonded In
debiedess was reeOmmeH for passage.
The eject of the bill is to
force Ihe funding all the
indebtedness of the county Ne lower rate
of in,eresf. The house bi16fxing the sal
aries of county clerks and coy treasur-
ers were isdefniosly postpsDed.
EoREKK{06nnA 6-Iu The Senate bill
~ intsoAa - provide for c.Su ka
prov:GG ~ winch is for the Dof'
pose e - transaction of busins'
A cuocurrent resolution was adopted
fxing ths time Of the fual adjournment, q
IL (spos) Tuesday and providing that al
IasSlafivs bu.inss b concluded at
1Gsek . Saturday night
The Leavenworth weekly times., 1879-03-13

Dr. Hunters Specific and Injection No.
are warranted To cure Gonnorn9a, Gleet, Cor
dee Structures, Diseases of the Kidneys, Blad-
der and Urinary organs OF males and fe-
males.
pr. Hunters Specific No. 2 is q sure remedy
Tor the Spermatorrhoea, seminal Weakness,
nightly emissions. the loss OF power, caused
by seif-abuSe or excessive indulgence. Price
OF DIR. Huuter's Specific s. per bottle. lnJec.
ton, 81 per bottle. Sent everywhere by ex.
press Dr. j. Dinsbeer, sole proprietor, No.
iI5, North Seventh street, st. Louis, Missouri
send txo stamps for trestise. Cure guarsn-
t.e-i or the money refunded.
1heo. Egersdorff, Agent, Leaven worth,
Kansas mayl2-eod6w.
The Leavenworth weekly times., 1879-03-13
WHY HE DID 1T.

Pre.ident Hayes Gives Hi. Reasons
for an ezra session go Soon Alter
the Adjournment os the Pr sent
Uongre,s-The Eccrease i'm Revenue.
WARRINGTON, March ct having been
mentioned by visitors 10 the President TO-
day that some surprise was manifested at
his calling an extra session so soon after the
adjournment of the late Congress, the Pres
idsnt replied that proclamation fo' that pur
pose was Issued, upon information that the
earliest practicable day would he accepta-
BILE TO the majority of the members, etc.
The President was indisposed TO converse
on the declared object of The Democrats,
through Senator Beck, to insist on the
enactment oi certain measures
as condition for the grant
ing OF supplies. De had not yet seen
the programme and therefore could not pass
an opinion upon il, but iaeouid not believe
in the absence of su( Information that
any revolutionary mds6IAents were con-
templated. Although there is no semi-of-
fetal basis for the announcement there is
reason to believe that the Presidents mes
sage to Congress " i'll be brief and confined
to the subjects for which il will be conven-
ed and that he will, at tie instance Of the
Secretary of the Treasury, ask thst meas
ures be adopted for an decrease of revenue,
it having been decreased to the extent of
SO GEO 900 by the passage of the tobacco
bill. The Secretary said to-day that but
for Ibis he would have S2S, ,0O0, GOO surplus
revenue with which to pay the arrears OF
pensions recently authorized by Congress.
The Leavenworth weekly times., 1879-03-13

Orr friend. in the -ta are warned not 10
trust one r. A ClIst-+e On cur account He
was on tue Kan - Genital rad IA our inttF-
,s'. and though collie ting from VARIOUS par
I}sS has not IaIu us = cent, nor have We
heard a wOrd from him. He came To j HE
TIMES veil rrc,I.Eiuei dsd, but We now ie
gard him IN worthy OF Tu-f, ANA hope that
aus subscribeTs W4!I have nothing 10 do with
him
The Leavenworth weekly times., 1879-03-13

Exists, OF IL the hf II II gray dry or harsh,
the natural youthful coIor c8u-be restored
by using London Hair Color Eesiorer, the
most delightful article ever introduced TO the
American people tor increasing its growth,
restroringits natural color al a, the same
time a lovely hair dressing AID beautif1er.-
IL is totally different from all others not
sticky OF gummy, and free from all impure
ingredients that render many other articles
obnoxious; in fact ii is exQuisitely peIiumed
and so cleanly and elegantly prepared as 10
make il a lasting hair dressing ani toilet
luxury.
ATYNES, A PROMINENT CITIZEN,
Wilson, y T.. writes: Some ten years ago
NV wife's hair commenced falling, ana got
very thin and turned gray; but after using
81 London Hair Color Restorsr" the scalp be-
came healthy, the hair stopped falling, the
color wa restored, and is now growing
beautifully.
ASK your druggist for London Hair Qoe
Restorer. Price. IS cents bottle. Six bottles
for 81. Main Depot tor the United ates,
SSO North Sixth street, Philadelphia
Sold by Arnold & iEunt, and Campbell and
tuesth-sat&v
The Leavenworth weekly times., 1879-03-13
Not the Same Gil Al AL

SAN FRANCISCO, March G-Fsnpy Nc.
Conalgue, whose remains it was supposed
we're found in trunk at Lynn. VI ,ss ia in
thl. city with her parents, residing at Har.
rison and Twenty third street. They ar
rived few weeks ago from Boston. Nc.
Conaisue says that the error a. 10 her
whereabouts and supposed Identification OF
the remains arose from the fact that shortly
before starting for Caliiornis she rold a
friend that she did not intend to make the
through trip but would return in few
days. Chief of police kirkpatrick has
teiegrsphed TO Superintendent Adams, OF
Boston, In accordance with the above facts.
The Leavenworth weekly times., 1879-03-13

was born in SSi'zerland and came to this
country with Arch Bishop Herne. He
was stationed at Detroit, at the time of the
eh'lers epidemic in 1854, and performed
herculean lsbor in attending upon the sick
and expended every dollar OF his private
fortune and ran deeply in debt 10 his self
sacrificing duty. This, with the financial
revul-ion OF 1857, loaded him with a
burden which took years to lift. He esme
to Milwaukee 10 1872, being Vicar General
Tor fifteen years. lie was highly esteemed
by Bishop Herne, and the people of this
city and State. Arrangements for the fu-
neral Will be made On Sati-Iax