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The Leavenworth weekly times. [volume] (Leavenworth, Kan.) 1870-1880, 1879-10-02

ST. LOUIS, Sept 30.-Nothing has yet
been received or heard about Prof. Wise
and his companion, George Burr, who made
balloon ascension from here Sunday. A
great apprehension ia FELT by their friends
and the public generally for their safety.
Both Wise and Burr promised to telegraph
TO friends az soon after leaving a. they
could re'ch telegraph office, but nothing
has yet been received. A brief special dis
patch from Laporte, Indiana, says that a
balloon was seen Sunday night 20 miles
west of that place and quarter Of a mile
south OF Lake Michigan, but it Is moi
known whether the information is reliable
Any fact from any part where their balloon
has been seen will be very gratefully re
ceiyed here.
The Leavenworth weekly times. [volume] (Leavenworth, Kan.) 1870-1880, 1879-10-02
SUM MARY.

A speculative fever in wheat is rampan
in New York.
During August 12.S3l emigrants ar
rived in New York.
The Birmingham, England, Nut and
Bolt Company have suspended.
The body OF Justin L. Gum was found
at his residence in Bridgewater, Mass
yesterday morning. There is every evil
dence of murder. He came from Brooklyn
with his son six months ago. His son il
missing.
A Vienna dispatch says the Emperor
OF Russia il suffering from mental fatigue
and daily getting worse.
Miss Henrietta Frand, IS years old
while temporarily insane, shot herself dead
at her home in Baltimore.
The investigation of the charges against
Postmaster Tyler, of Baltimore, is concIu.
ded. The testimony will be sent to the
President.
More tenant farmers from Scotland
England and Sweden left London yesterday
for Canada to investigate the advantages il
affords to emigrants.
The old house OF Tompkins & Co.
dealers in bread-tufi., etc, Of New YORK
have been compelled to suspend on account
OF short operations in grain.
Mrs. Parish, who tried for several year.
to stop the sale Of liquors in Fort Lee, wa
found dead in bed yesterday. She had
taken nick and died unattended.
John Elliott and wife were thrown
from their carriage, in Williamsburg yes.
,erday, and both fatally injured. The
horses was frightened BY a railroad motor.
The master iron ship builders in the
Tees district, England, have decided to ask
their employees TO submit to a reduction OF
wages. The men will refuse.
Two distinguished German geograph-
err, Doctors Giraffe and Gasser, have ar
rived at Lisbon, on their way to Africa,
sent BY the German government on a scien-
tifc mission.
BENZ. Noyes, sentenced TO sixteen
month"; imprisonment in the New Jersey
penitentiary for conspiracy in the the in
surancs cases in New York, was yesterday
released, his time having expired. He wa
met 1t the prison By his family.
The Leavenworth weekly times. [volume] (Leavenworth, Kan.) 1870-1880, 1879-10-02
MORnONs<M.

Some time ago Secretary Eyarts occa-
STONED considerable discussion By issuing
from the Department Of State a circular
10 regard TO the foreign phase of the
Mormon question. The exact nature OF
the document was not disclosed. During
last week he allowed its publication in
iu!l. 1t seems that it il really a very
timely and quite important State paper.
Ii L. sort OF sequel to the late United
Stated Supreme Court decision, sustaining
the validity OF the law for the punish,
men; CT the crime of polygamy, in terri
tory under the exclusive Jurisdiction OF
the General Government.
The Leavenworth weekly times. [volume] (Leavenworth, Kan.) 1870-1880, 1879-10-02
Other Manhattan Bank Robbers.

NEW YORK, Sept. 30.-Edwsrd Schell,
President of the Manhattan Savings Ins;i-
tuition, to-day visited the police head
quarters regarding the letters which had
been received from Scotland y ard detec-
tive, at London, England. The letters
stated that some Of the bonds stolen from
the Manhattan Bank had been sold in
London and that the persons who had sold
them were being Swallowed by detectives. /,
was decided to send reply at once to TIE
detectives at Scotland Yard, ind tie cap
ture Of the thieves, who are now disposing
of the stolen bonds, may be expected.
The Leavenworth weekly times. [volume] (Leavenworth, Kan.) 1870-1880, 1879-10-02
TROUBLE BETWEEN SPORTS.
How the Difficulty Between the Two
Louisville Horse Wen Began and

How the Difficulty Between the Two
Louisville Horse Wen Began and
Ended.
LOUISVILLE, Ky, Sept. 30.-Capt. T. G.
Moore, who shot Col. Lewis Clark, Jr., al
the Gait House last night, was interviewed
by the reporter this morning. He says:
any horse, Bailey, was entered in the
mile-dash race yesterday, and Saturday
night he sold for q mere song, while yes
terdsy morning he sold we'll up in the
pools. was satisfied thst something was
wrong in the race. l determined to with
draw my horse, which l did on this ae-
count. Some words passed between myself
and Col Clark on the track. Last night at
the hotel, when l entered, Col Clark &C.
costed me, drew pistol and called me .
Odd -n of b-h.' was unarmed and
retired. He knew at thu time that l was
unarmed."
The cas-, was continued in the city court
until to-ncrrov week, the bail of Moore
being fixed at 81, 200, while that of his son
George, charged with being accessory to
the shooting, was placed at $500. Both
gave bond aud were released.
This morning Col. Clark WAS removed
from the Gait Houee to his residence on
Broadway. He is suffering internally
from the liberation caused in the passage
of the large billet, but lie thought to be in
no danger whatever. Col. Clark says that
he said to Moore that he intended no in
suit; that he was simply doing his duty a.
president OF the course IN eeeing that the
rules were enforced. "You must make .
public apology" cried Moore e1citedy.
IF that il what you want" said Clark
"xou will have long time to wait"
Moore at this vas furious and sprang TO
his feet, plscing his hands behind him -
il to draw q weapon. Clark hit him .
staggering blow between the eyes and
quickly drew pistol that he had gotten
from Mr.. Murphy, the clerk Of the hotel,
having been notified to prepare for IN 1t.
tack from Moore. Placing the weapon
upon table he clenched with Moore. Who
had A. yet shown no pistol. and pushed
him from the room, closing the door after
him. Pickirg up the pistol again he
stood ready near the ground glass door to
receive Moore if he came back armed, ~ he
Judged he would from his calling to his son
for pistol. The chandelier lights above
and eighty behind Clark cast his shadow
on the gla,s, ADD, taking ain BY this guide,
Moore placed his pistol Close enough to
the door 10 burn the franc work and
fred,
The Leavenworth weekly times. [volume] (Leavenworth, Kan.) 1870-1880, 1879-10-02
A GOOD INaNPfE

General Grant, at the journalistic ban
qnet in San Francisco, ss;d: "The good
opinion OF nay countrymen If dearer TO ne
than the praise Of all the world besides. -
This, coming from man who has been the
honored guest Of all the great powers OF
the earth is not only patriotic little cpl
gram. but it is worthy the attention Ct
those Americans who, after three-mnoths
tour OF Europe, return with an affected con-
tempt for everything and everybody in
their native land.
The Leavenworth weekly times. [volume] (Leavenworth, Kan.) 1870-1880, 1879-10-02
England and Russia.

Public Opinion gives this extract from the
St Petersburg ZeituEg: England would
hsye ceded Coustaptinople to Russia were
it not that Germany interposed and robbed
us of the fruit of our victories in order to
appropriate the inheritance of Turkey in
the Balkans. After having thus defrauded
us, the honest broker reproaches us with
ingratitude. He allows his obedient rep
tiles 10 calumniate our statesmen, whoee
hand has unmasked him. He wanted to
reduce Pussia TO silence, but there is no
muzlle poxerful enough to prevent the
uttersnce of the outcry Of national iudig-
nation, when we find that the regions which
our arms have liberated are invaded by the
pioneers OF Germanism az room az the last
Russian soldiers have crossed the frontier
The Leavenworth weekly times. [volume] (Leavenworth, Kan.) 1870-1880, 1879-10-02
AT HE FORT

President Hayes aud wife were enter.
tanned during the visit Of the party to this
place by General Pope and his estimable
wife at their ccmmodious residence at the
fort, where few invited guests were re.
oeised Saturday evening and Sunday. Itis
TACT that should be recorded to the credit
oil Fort Lesvenworth hospitality. that Mr..
and Mrs. Hayes enjoyed their visit At Gen.
Popes 30 much thai they changed their
programme Of starting, and remained about
eighteen hours longer than they at first in
tended IN
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English and American Land Tenure
New York Times III

The recent arrival in this city of 20 fami-
lies Of English farmers on their way to
Texas TO settle ON their own land bich
they had bought, is very suggestive fact.
The heads of these families brought with
them, or had already expended, . consider
able amount Of money. They were the
owners of land to the amount of about 100
acres each. and thev had enough money
besides to fairly stuck their farms and to
support their families for at least year,
until their first crops could be gathered.
They irankly said that their motive tor
The Leavenworth weekly times. [volume] (Leavenworth, Kan.) 1870-1880, 1879-10-02
DON'T FAIL To REGISTER.

Under the new law every voter must reg
lister. No matter, if you have been living
here for twenty years, and voting at every
election, you can't vote this time w Iess you
20 over to the city clerks office, at the court
house, and register yourself. at least ten
days before the election. There is no such
thing as swearing in your vote. The regis
trstion books have been open nearly all the
year, and there will be no excuse for you if
you don't register. las "desd open and
shut gsme"-it you don't register, YOU can't
The Leavenworth weekly times. [volume] (Leavenworth, Kan.) 1870-1880, 1879-10-02
NEW YORK FhUDUCE MARKET

NEW YORK. sept. 50.
FLoUR-Steady; superlne Western state
81 .9tS -; common to good s 1913 80,
seoi ~ choice 50 S5S6 IS; white wheat eX-
IRA 80 ledS -; ST. Louis So Z &c -.
WHEAT-C nset'lsd and feverish: No.
spring 81 10; uns raded red winter 81 l6al az;
No DO 81 26'zci ~; No 2 amber 81 26es
70 NO2 wnIte 81 "a 81 Is, No do q 271,ss
so. IT'S
RYE-Sfeady; No western T6LT-c
BARLEY-D Dull and nominsl.
CoRN-Hesvy: ungIsded 52a5S1<c; No So
9I2izc; No white SEC.
oATs--Hesvy; mixed western S5aSIsc;
white DO STATE
,oFFEE-Qutet and firm.
SUGAR-tn moderate request.
ADMINISTRATIVE ami nrn.
RICE-Steady.
EGGs-DuI; Western lSal9i%r.
PORK-Strous: mess 50 sag 81.
REEF-0uiet and unchanged.
CUT IEATS-Eirm; long clear middles So OO
sh prt clear DO ST &c.
LARp-~trnnger at s6 47Iyd6 5211.
BUrrSR-FITm and unchanged; Western
99sSc.
| IHEESE-DuIl; Western Tale.
| Enthusiastically at 81 10.
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been compelled to retain passages intensely
Objectionable to his own taste, out Of regard
for the feelings or the service of . valuable
member Of his staff-is apt to think that
hard measure is dealt out TO him. An
editor, in fact, has all the worry of police
magistrate, without the statutes to direct
him, without the majesty of the law to
hedge him round with respect, and with
the paralyzing disadvantage that many Of
the offenders who appear in his court are
his own personal friends and indispensable
aesociateen
The Leavenworth weekly times. [volume] (Leavenworth, Kan.) 1870-1880, 1879-10-02
Grant and PinafOre

A very happy verse wss that added to
the Admiral's song in "Pinafore" by Frank
Unger, on Saturday night. at TIE Californi.
Theater. General snd Mrs Grant occupied
a box, and, turning to them snd removing
his hat Sir Joseph sung the following:
And now, as the ruler of the Queens nsvee.
am pleased our honored guest To see,
Who mas sailed the bIiny ocean DER.
But has never seen the good ship " Pinafore.
He's the only man in the world, do you see,
That has never met the ruler OF The Queen S
nAVee.
The Leavenworth weekly times. [volume] (Leavenworth, Kan.) 1870-1880, 1879-10-02
FOOLED REACONSFIELD.

ii is explained that The recent wild and
prsposterous remarks about Canada az S
successful competitor Of the United States
as wheat grower, N ade by Lord Beacons-
field, was due to the misrepresentation of
agents OF the Canada Pacific Railroad, who
are row in England trying 10 secure Gov
eminent subsidy. 1t Seems that the credu-
lous Premier has been completely quilted by
these fellows
The Leavenworth weekly times. [volume] (Leavenworth, Kan.) 1870-1880, 1879-10-02
CHICAGO PRODUCE Market.
CHICAGO, Sept. 20

FLoCR-Quiet and steady
WHEAT-Unsettied, bat generally lower and
70 yerisn CLOSED firm very irregular; No red
winter 81 ts' No ? red spring 81 0igl 10 cash;
81 AZ October. 81 C65s November; ell u year;
No spring SIC.
CORS-DuIl andIower: sGIz cash; 3slzc bid
October and November; :31lc year; 81 - May;
rejected 3j14c.
OAIs-Quiet and steady; 25i4s2sc cash 30 &c
October; 2IZ November; rel eIed &c.
RYE-E4sIer at 591zr.
BAkLEY-E.asier at 72c.
PoKK-Good demand and a shade higher
81 ~ c.sh and October; Is 40 November;
81 70 year; y 50 January
LARD-Strong and higher; o. IS cash and
Octooer; % ZOOS TX November; - 10 year;
5 81 4s5 So January.
BULK ME- rs-Steady and firm.
WHIsKY-eteady at 81 Us.
The Leavenworth weekly times. [volume] (Leavenworth, Kan.) 1870-1880, 1879-10-02
rx.Gov.ruor sprarue Ri,ed Again

Providence. L. l., September S0.-Mrs
Sprague's trustee wss refused admission to
Canonchet to day by ex Governor Sprsgue,
although he was accompanied by the agent
of Cratfse, trustee of the Sprsgue estate
The object of the visit WAS TO make an in
ventory of the property in the house, that
Mrs. Sprague might indicate what chs
claimed as her personal property.
The Leavenworth weekly times. [volume] (Leavenworth, Kan.) 1870-1880, 1879-10-02
Markets by Telegraph
ST. LOUIS PRODUCE MARKET.
~ LOUIE Sept %,

FLOUR-Lnwer To sell.
WHEAr-Uusettled and lower; No. re
81 % cash; 81 tgH October; 81 IL IlIs- NJ
vember; 81 iS5t Al l-j-al II DECEMBER, No
do 81 1891 IL, A.
CORS-DuIl; asked 3iJl bid cash; no OF
tiOns.
OATs-Higher.
RYE Better; Gle.
BARLEY-Unchanged;S No spring TJc.
WHtsKY-Elrm nj 81 Cs.
PDEK-LDwer; e. ~.
Day SALT MEATs-NOminal.
BACoS-QuIet; - 20 80 5I1z4G ga.
LAkD-Q IIet at 20 W.
The Leavenworth weekly times. [volume] (Leavenworth, Kan.) 1870-1880, 1879-10-02

HoGs-Receipis 1900; shipments 500
weak and slow all around; mixed packing
Solo cents lower; % SDa3 -; light, steady,
- GyGs 20; few prime ~ 'Oi choice heavy
and Pnilade phias g 55a3 IS; closed weak.
CATTLE-Receipts i.2U; shipments ! . o;
all grades weaker; shipping. good TO choice
50 SJ9n5 70; but cuOIce, weak and lower;
fair business; sfockers and feeders In cool
demAnd and held higher; western and
through Texans dull and weak. almost un.
saleaDle; common To fair shI piping Is la3 -
sHEEP-Receipts 20; no shipments; de.
mand manly local heavy supply; values
easier, 10 UIIs %.
The Leavenworth weekly times. [volume] (Leavenworth, Kan.) 1870-1880, 1879-10-02
Fatal Railroad Collision.

ST. LOUIS, Sep. 30.-A stock tr ain Of
nine cars, on the Wabash rosd, bound esst.
colhded with train of six cars from Sc
dslis, Mo, near the stock yards this
evening. Several cars were smsshed, sew
eral cattle killed snd Elijah E. Shacklet',
prominent cattle dealer of Sedslis, WAS
injured so badly that he die / in ten min.
uies.
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Stock Market.

CATTLE-Native shipping steers 50 1914 30
native butchers steers 81 7jdS a; -tOck-fs
and iesders 81 9123 -; cows - > ~ %. win
tered Texas steers ~ i5d2 20; Colorado native
steers 81 OOfL5 -; Colorado half bresd steers
- 7Ji} ~, Colorado Texas steers 81 vJ6t& 20.
kuSS-s5 l5G3 %.
sHEEP-Co Orado, 81 50 per head.
The Leavenworth weekly times. [volume] (Leavenworth, Kan.) 1870-1880, 1879-10-02
TNeeklp Gimes
THURSDAY, OCTOBER ., 1875.


Gen. Sherman gives ss the reason why
he didn't shake hands with more people in
this State, that the Kansas girls squeezed
his hand so hard he couldn't stand IL.
The Leavenworth weekly times. [volume] (Leavenworth, Kan.) 1870-1880, 1879-10-02
SORROW AND SIN.
Calendar of Crimes and Casualties.


New YORK, Sept. S0.-The American
literary BtueIE states that the friends of
Mr.. Redpath have not heard OF or from
him since he disappeared from this city
snr efi mo 400
The Leavenworth weekly times. [volume] (Leavenworth, Kan.) 1870-1880, 1879-10-02
81. LOUIS LAVE STOCK MARKET.

ct. LOUIS, sept 70
HoGs-Firm and unchanged; mix ed pack
ing s. 35g$5 60; Workers ana BaltIInDres, % 81
as So butchers 10 select heavy Is 5 ass IS.
receipts go; shipments l.s0.
IArrLA-Batchers stock isir demand and
scarce; ali other grades slow; values uE-
changed; steers 81 70ai 81; fair To good
heavy shipping 81 2ssSi %; do. light s. jJeg
%. Receipts ~; shipments do
sHEEP Scarce and firm; fair u cool NUT
tons % UOo3 So; choice TO fancy g 751i %
receipts 100; shipments so.
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SUICIDES.
TWO sHUFFLERs OFF IN CHICAGO.

CHICAGO, Sept. 30.-Auton Lamotte, a
grocer at the corner of Central avenue and
Lsrribee streets, hung himself during the
night. Domestic trouble.
James +. Hankinson, a former saloon
keeper, but recently out of work, took NOR
phine with suicidal intent and died in his
bed last night.
The Leavenworth weekly times. [volume] (Leavenworth, Kan.) 1870-1880, 1879-10-02

MEMPHIS, Tenn, Sept. 800 A. NJ
Three new cases were reported this morn
ing. The undertakers report three inter
meuts. The weather il warm and sultry.
Noon-Seven more cases were reported
Three additional deaths have occurred.
The Leavenworth weekly times. [volume] (Leavenworth, Kan.) 1870-1880, 1879-10-02
4. @. LIVE STOCK MARKET.
KAssAs CITY, Mo-. Sept q
The Commercial Ina,ca,orn .,eno,,..-

Inc "COmnercihi Ihdfcatof" .repOftS:-
CArrLE-Receipts 2,s7I: shipments l.227:
offerings chiefly CoiCr-do and Texans, and
market slow, except for cattle In fair u
good condition; value unchanged; wintered
Texas steers, averaging SIS TO 3ss pounds sold
at ~ l5Gsl 30; do cows u 0a2 ~; Colorado ma
tive steers 50 OoG3 .; Colorado half breeds
81 75ds3 u; colorado Texas steers 81 50a2 rs;
native feeders % 500 D.; stockess q 9ss2 10;
native COWS q z5@2 IS
aoGs-Rsceipts s,1si; shipmenx lss; mar
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X. q. PRODUCE MARKET.

The Commercial indicator" reports:
WHEAT - Receipts 5IOS2 bu: shipments
1883 M; in store al. Sll bu: market lower:
No , 9Ir bid: No Slt &c; No 4 sec btd
CoRS-RereiptS so hu; shipments none;
in store 51,3Ss bu; market drrn; No mix ed
% 4S'3O,; No Waite mixed sc asked.
OATS-SOmirsl
RARLFY-NOminal.
RYE-Nomnal.
EGGS-In light supply and market tirmer at
IL s68l e per dozen cand ed.
BCTrER-CLoice xestei n I44l5c
The Leavenworth weekly times. [volume] (Leavenworth, Kan.) 1870-1880, 1879-10-02

NEW ORLEANs, Sept. S0.-John Kenue-
dy, deputy sheriff and keeper in the parish
PRISON. was killed last night by sailor
named Jim Bsrringer, rear Magnolia
bridge, who knocked Kennedy down and
stamped on his head, frscturing his skull
The Leavenworth weekly times. [volume] (Leavenworth, Kan.) 1870-1880, 1879-10-02
THE COMMITTEE HARD AT WORK.

TOPEKA, KAs., September 30.-11:5O P.
N.-The committee of investigation are
hard At work, trying to clear their decks of
the great amount Of businsa which the de-
mands Of the case have imposed upon them
today. They have not oaly IL usual fore
noon and afeesnooa sessions, but thsy nsse
again for the exaninatis1 q vitnauo ID
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gropped Dead.

CINCINNATI, Sept. S0.-Geo. A. Peter, an
old business man, and at one time quite
prominent in politics. dropped dead while
entering hi. place of business this morning
The deceased was Il years OF age, and had
resided in Cincinnati abou. 30 wears.
The Leavenworth weekly times. [volume] (Leavenworth, Kan.) 1870-1880, 1879-10-02

Pest ONCE Changes In Kansas.
During the week ending September 9th,
1879. Furnished BY VIM. Van Week, OF
the post Office department
Established-Wilson Creek, Wilson
county Elias II. Blackburn, post master.
observation-disclosures, Cherokee county;
New Arcadia, Osborne county; SmythevilIe,
Trego county.
Name Changed-Farmer, Wyandott
county, to Turner
Postmasters appointed-Hallowell, Chero-
kee county, Jesse FORMER; Kelso, Rawlins
county, Simon p. Kelso; Millbrook, Graham
county, Benj. B. F. Graves; Stafford, Chase
epunty, Royse W. Winchsll.
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NEW YORK MONEY MARKET.

NEW NORK MONEY MARKET.
NEW YORK, Sept 50.
aoSEY-The market was stringent at
a. IL.
PRIME MERCASTrLK PApER-Se6
STERLISG-B. Il. tirIner: o. DAYS A 81. sight
49,.
C"UPoNS-iSsl, l G5t.: new "a o.: new
as regis cred O55sGl 0isz: coupons O5s.
al GAlg: nsv Is regists red OF. al on =: cou-
pOns o. al o.; currency IS 2I5..
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FIRES.
A RoUSD-HovsE BURNED

CHICAGO, Sept. 80 "A fire at Keokuk
yesterday destroyed the st. l., X. Il N. w.
round house. Four locomotives we're badly
damaged. The total loss Is $40, 900; unin
sured. 1t is believed TO be the work Of an
ipcerdiarv,
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leaving England was fear that they could
not make a fair living on rented land, and
that If was practically impossible for them
to bly land for themselves.
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PRQNOTEn.

Rev. F. N. Spencer, long known as the
psaor Of The United Presbyterian church
in this city. lsays to-day, or tomorrow.
IN Ksg Concord. Ohio, having bsen slsotsi
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ket opened frmer. bat closed steady; sales
r'uSed s. I5dSs -; bulk st s. 2la3 Is.
SsEEP-Receipts los; shipments no; CALI
foInia wetners, Averaging 100 pounds sold at
The Leavenworth weekly times. [volume] (Leavenworth, Kan.) 1870-1880, 1879-10-02
MURDER AND SUICIDE.

New YORK, Sept. 30.-John Sheehon, at
35 Carmine street, shot Henry Won Cert
schen in front of his residence, SO ChrIsto-
pher street, and then shot himself Both
will die. Sheehon reg,rded Geritschen as
unduly intimate with his wife.
CUT HIS THROAT.
BosroN, Sept. 30.-Henry A. Hall, q well
known rubber manufacturer, committed
suicide at Bridgews.er this afternoon, BY
cutting his throat in bath tub.
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DR. WHITTIER.
OIL IL. Charles street, 81. Lou!s. Mo-

] 4 W II 1. + X
GIT ST Charlie. suress
Treats all forms Of Eeneral diseases, Semi
nal Emissions and cexual Debility, with
unparalleled success No mater IhC failed
call or wit >. pamphlet O. co,.sEltaton free
Can refer 10 the medical Profession IN al;
carts q n. Cc1nIz
The Plymouth Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1878-1901, 1879-04-03

Goodbye KosciouskO. Marshall, and
Elkhart Lagrange has been torn away
from her beloved. and now goes into the
captivity of big Democratic Allen. Fare
wei .-Lagrange Standard.
FAREWELL Let the word be tails
man of succe ssh In 1880 the Democ-
racy will hear thunder all ale ng the
line and the new Thirteenth district,
created TO crafty the ambition OF
several Democratic Congressional as
pirants, will elect Republican by a
majority so overwhelming that the
Democratic "gerrymanders" will hide
their heads in shame. Take courage
Bro. Rerick we hope or that GLORIOUS
November day to hear that even "big
Democratic Allen" Is redeemed. Her
people will not always grops ia po-
litical darkness. Have faith, unite
with it work, and Marshall Kosciusko
and Elkhart will send up a shout be
cause the Twelfth district has sent a
Republican TO Congress.