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The Leavenworth weekly times. [volume] (Leavenworth, Kan.) 1870-1880, 1879-10-02
WANTS To DissOLyET FART
NERSIiIP.

Congressman Gille.te's partner in lows
complains that he is neglecting bis business
and hiss brought suit tor dissolution of The
partnership. The complaint says tina, "tht
said Z. II. Gillette has absen:ed himself
from his place Of businesq, residing part o.
the time at Washington, D. C., even beyond
the jurisdiction OF this court, and has apple
himself to the interests Of the country a
large, rather tisn to tie manufacture o.
brick, tile, &c , by reason Of which the sait
business Of said firm has bsen, and continue.
to be, Improbable"
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lpgalls' Investigation.
FIRST DISPATCH.


Special 10 The LEAvENwoRrH TIuks:I
TOPEKA, Sept a6.-Topeks is bru.hins
up for the Presidential visit, which is e1.
pected to-day. There is prospect of q
fair day, and everything else favorable 10
8 rousing ovation.
Witnesses in the Investigation case come
in slovly.
The Senators who comprise the committee
are apparently we'll pleased with the ap.
fesrsDce Of things of Kansas, though it can
nardly be expected that the7 viii 90 away
favorabiy impressed with the Kansas
methods Of doing thing in politics, q de-
'veloped in the investigation.
1t u UNDERWOOD that The appropriation
70 cover The expenses Of the invsstieation
amouns b $1,000. Ths nsmbes, at IL
connl,'o', or more partieulasly Senator
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III SlNESS-

The figures tell the whole story the e1
oess of specie imports over exports at New
York for the past twelve weeks WAS 3d..
300. &lf The balance Of trade 10 favor Of
the Ii ited States, which thst Indicate
discloses what sound basi8 there is for the
general business activity. All the signs Of
the times Justify the conclusion that We
are now just entering upon period of I'm.
eKamPled prosperity, and in no part oil
the country Will the good time be felt
more than in X .nsaE
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THE BEAUTIFUL ROOM.

Z o@E Or THE AUTHoEs or "HEAUrrFUI.
SNOW"
lGlobe Democrat
I.
Oh the Boom, the beautiful Boom,
Rowling the earth and sky Tor room:
- II the ocean, over the land,
W IN ne pace of "a whiriuind's four-in-hand
Whizzing,
Sizing.
whipping along;
beautiful Boom, IL h going 10 sfronxI
E!llug ali space with music 80 sweet
mat ne spa res find 1t trying to keep their
feet.
Bsauiifu! Boom, whlte-wingu rs the dove
Brlsht as an angel, and con slant a. love.
II.
Oh the Boom, the beautiful Boom,
How u grows as II goes. ard continues to
loom;
WhirliBg about In its glorious fun,
- plays, Ia It's glee, ike giant Krupp gun
Fearing,
Laughing,
QuiveriDg by,
II lights up the face and sp4rkl.s the eve
r. en- the man In the moon can not fail but
agree
That the man of the Boom Is a biggerif han he.
lie country's alive, and It's hearts making
room
To welcome the RUE of the beautiful Boom.
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SMALL IsllLS.

To the demand for small bills is added
an urgent appeal from many localities fol
more pennies. The secretary of the treasu
~ has ordered the Philadelphia mint tc
produce enough of the latter to meet al
applications. "A 10 the former, the state
ment recently issued is reiterated. In re.
turn for bankers' drafts on New York the
treasury will ship bills of any denomination
desired, but without expense or risk to the
government. The reason advanced for no,
sending the currency to the western cub,
treasures is that their clerks are too few to
permit of The performance Of additional
duties.
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Or Course she D0ean,f

Miss Lottie Bruce, OF Scott county. who
cut 100 acres OF wheat with reaper last
harvest, Ia Cow hauling it to the city and
selling 1t. She has sold seyen wagon load.
to Mr. j. ID. Taylor, the miller. Mrs
Bruce 10 not only industrious and intelli-
gent, but she is quite pretty. And she
doesn't wear her hair banged, either
Hidisoa Courier.
Oi course she doesn't. How could che
re either intelligent or pretty, if she banged
terseif to look like an idiot? IL can't be
done, young man.-E.
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anaxIHG MnRsE AND MOKsE

The Mark Lane ElpTss8 reports that in
England much grain has been stacked in
such condition as renders sprouting almost
inevitable, and that n Scotland the out
look IL most gloomy. The crop is back
ward, the fields being yet green, and the
season il now 80 far advanced that the
prospect Of the crop maturing IL reduced 10
minimum. With this prospect there has
been an upward movement, an advance Of
two shiliings per quarter having been
maintained for the past week, with strong
s,eculatiye tendency prevailing,
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A Virginia paper tells this story Of Mr..
David 5. Forrsy's dog "Mr. Forn.y took
his dog into tie house (this was not at
home-therefore lot trick, } and gave US
his poeket-book, with Instructions to carry
it q distance in the field, ard place it
some~here on the fierce, in direction that
the wind would blow from i, to the house.
We did 20, ard returned. Mr.. Forney
came out with his dog. sat down and said
nothing, nor did he speak to the dog.
Presently the dog pricked up its ears and
commenced to sniff the air, started Of in .
direct line TO where the pocket book vas,
passed il few feet, cams back, reared
upon the fecce, got il, came to its master
and laid it in bis hand. We took . mum.
Der of hats to the outei edge of the lot;
these be brought in selecting his nast9's
inst" -
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INSTRUMENTATION,

Even the Kansas City Time is getting
ashamed of the farce, ard its lster utter.
ances are toned DOM considerably; 1t evil
IDENTIFY sees that Its friends and co-conspira,
tors have made themselves ridiculous. and
it seems to be looking fer a hole 20 crawl
ON. az
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TO BE REGIeETTED.

The telegraph says this morning that
Rowell, ole Of the tranps in the New York
match, was poisoned Yesterday, by some
body, ano became 80 sick that lie had to quit
the track. If this is true a good many peo-
pie will regret il, bu; good many more
will regret that there wasn't poison enough
TO 60 round, and give all of them a dose.
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FILLS AETERNOON.

The Presidential party will arrive at the
Union Depot st four o'clock this afternoon.
Such arrangements fcr the reception as the
limited time would admit Of have been
made, and nothing viii be left undone to
make the PresIdent's brief visit to Leayen.
worth a. pleasant az possible. The pro,
grsmme IS far as arranged will be found in
anniher column
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Trading OF Ewing.

Although it is likely that some d the
very cunning Democratic managers in
Ohio are pretending to give up Ewine'e
fight in order to lull the Republicans into a
talss security, it is evident that Senator
Ihurman's own manager, John G. Thomp.
son, = trading Ewing votes for the lesial..
tive tickets. In other words, the Thurman
1ntsRest IL bent on securing the Legislature,
- the sacrifice Of The Governorship.
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9IeekIp Gimes
THURSDAY, OCTOBER , 1879
urrIIC MEETING.

There vii! be meeting Of citizens at
ID, sinks Office in the Missouri Valley
building, at o'clock this afternoon, to
make arrangements foE The reception Of
President Hayes. All citizsns interested
are rfnue.ted tc attend.
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The grain snd bresds,ufis exports IRON
New York for the past week were almost
unprecedented. Thsy included 2.42O,OS2
busheI- OF wheat, g97 .s36 bushels Of corn,
40 SIC bushels Of rye. and Jos. 60 barrels
e y M
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IChicagO Inter-Ocean 4

INHICHZD IHItI-OtFan
Kentucky II proud OF Blackburn, and
blackburn il proui OF Wa,terson. ard
Watterson il proud of the Democratic
party, and the Democratic party il proud
OF Gully ar d Rarksdale.
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Time to Call or the Hull doxer..

Chicago T mes.
Senator LANAI having concluded that il
IL time to call of the bGll-dozers, will
make speech in Mississippi in a few dave
Conforming the shot gun as a political
agent.
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HOLIDAY

Yesterday was general holiday in Kan
sas City, in obedience TO the Mayors proc
lam alton, and every body went to the Fair.
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Salisbury seems determined to hew
squarely to line OF rigid economy in TIE
management Of the business. Under biz
rulings the chsnces for ringing in super
numary or
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PattinS the Metal into Circulation
Chicago Tribune, al

IChicago Tribune, q.
A draft of 5000 on the Sub Treasury in
Chicago bs one of the city banks was yes.
terdsy paid in gold, under the recent oider
OF the Secretary of the Treasury authorizing
the paying out of either gold, silver or
greenbacke. - may be preferred, in the
course of current business. In this vay il
i expected that much of the vast aceumu-
latioe Of geld and oliver now lying idle in
The Treasury vaults can b put in eircula-
lief q tie ovsrcsovded vaulta
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AT NLOSHO

NEosHo FALLS, Sept 25.-The Presiden.
tisl party left Parsons this morning at {
o'clock, with q number of invited euests or
board the special train, making but one
stop on the way. Elaborate preparations
have been made for the reception of the
party and the entire population of the sur.
rounding country has been attracted thith.
er. The Presiden. will proceed at ono. to
the fair grounds, where the usual welcom.
ing speeches will be made BY Gov. ST.
John on behalf Of the State, and by Mr..
Goodin, ex-member of Congress, on behalf
of the local population. The utmost epthu.
siasm ard good feeling prevailed. The
President will deliver his youngstown
speech, with some notifications, and At 8
o'clock will leave tor Emporia. The dsy
is dull, gray and cool.
This comp arafiveIy unImportant place
was crowded 10 day BY . crowd of not less
that 1900 people, Who had assembled
here TO attend the Fifth Annual Fair of
this locality. and to welcome the President
and General Sherman, whose coming had
been extensively advertised. Soon after
10 o'clock the distinguished visitors dis
embarked from the train and proceeded 10
The fair grounds, . mile distant, in car.
Riaees. The President and General Eber.
nan were sscoeted BY the Capital Guard.
he bad Of Tie Sixteenth United State
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SECOND DISPATCH.
The Ingalls, Investigation.

Special to The LEAvESwoRTH TINES
TOPEKA, KAs, sept. 24-S:2O P. NJ
The prosecution against Iugalls to-day in.
troduced their big gun, Frank Plsy,er. Of
Girard, as a witness. Upon his leaving
the stand we heard many expressions from
the bystanders to the effect tina. he had
committed perjury, and that his own tes.
timony proved him black mailer. VIVA,
he did swear to will be proved fslse.
Fisher, of Harper County, made sn ass
of himself by telling ficticious story. so
stupid that no one believed him.
The readers of The TIMEsmay rest a..
cured that nothing has been proven show
ing corruption, and that the Prosecution
have no new evidence to otTsr.
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PARSONS, Kans.. ept 24.-The e1ecu
tive party, accom-, Led by Gov. St. John.
and staff and = few local celebrities, ar.
rived at this place at O'Clock this evening,
and after consultation resolved to tsrry
here over night. The special train fur
nished by Col. A. Mitchell, General Man.
ager of the Missouri, Kansas and Tex~
road, and under the special charge of Mr..
C. NJ. sheafe, Master of transportation,
With Col. jayne, the Secretary, and Mr.. G.
W. Gushing, Superints ndent Of Machinery.
on board, was run or the side track for the
night.
On the arrival of the train 1t this place,
the usual clamorous, happy crowd sur.
rounded the Presidents car and waited for
him to show himself on the platform.
When he appeared, he was greeted with
cheers and welcomed to the city and to the
State ny Mr.. 7. C. Cory, on behalf of the
The President made brief
reply. He said:
FELLOW CrrIzrxs:-After travelling 80
or 200 miles to-day and meeting Q consider.
able number of our fellow citizena. ali of
them anxious, from motives of curiosity or
for other reasons, to see ~ and hear az. if
but only to say . single word, You will
hardly expect me to enter upon any ex-l
tended talk today. The vesy large
number OF topics suggested BY ny friend, |
Mr.. Cary, would furnish material for Q |
long spssch; too long, if I were 10 follow
It out, % that I think ny Kaas0 frisnds |
would rather pegrst il than oth9visa II
aaEurs Jon that NJ jour.ey thus far has
'eo ysFy agreeable on. I'VE haze sesa
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AT CsAGE.

Usage MISSION, Kas., Sept 4.-The
President, with Governor st. John, have
agreed upon the following programme for
the rest Of ths week:
The party will 60 to Neosho tonight,
and will leave there at such time Thursday
afternoon a. will be most convenient;
then go to Emporia and take the
A, 7. & S. F. Railroad to Fort Dodge;
leave there on Friday morning, on its
return stopping at different point, and
hope to get to Topeka before night, 70 a. to
have . reception at the capital in the even
ing; if lot, will have reception at the
capital Saturday morning. In the after
noon they will go to Leavenworth, stopping
at Lawrence.
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the association. Renewed laughter |
was little puzzled at one Of the earliest
sentences Of the PRECEDENT, who looking
along here az ii he was joking, at the same
time was rather indistiuct, when lie told
US that this fair, that it was in its infancy.
1t occurred to me as | looked along this
crowd that if this was an infant associ alton
what would it be in after YEAR,, when it
should grow into the bone and muscle of
m anhood daughter and, hetrsl. When left
Washington, fellow-citizens, ami wish to
be quite frank with you in this
conversation, and very dzxultory CONVEX.
sation 1t will prove TO be, fear; when I
left Washington it seemed to me citing ard
proper to make some preparations &c adj.
dress the people that would homer me will,
their attention at the various points TO
which might go, and prepared a couple
OF addresses. | fI6 myself here
with you, alter having waited
a number OF places in Ohio and Illinois. 10
the cordition that Gen. Phil Sheridan said
he was "a we come down from Chicago 70
Quincy, the other day. At the different
stations the people appeared and Gen.
sheridan, with others, made some speeches.
After We had passed some eight or ten sta.
on be showed some symptoms of ,shirk-
ing, and finally he explained ii. He did i,
in this way. He said "When left Chi
ago l had . number Of little speeches p,e-
pared and / bottled them I'D and / have
'een taking them out of that bottle until il
has the appearance bottle, usually have at.
er long journeys-of being pretty dry.DI
laughter and cheerz1 So my friends,
sm much in that condition today.
Is i rode along a gentleman OF the press
I'D suggested that he would like to know
I l had prepared an address for this !
occasion. My reply was that should make #!
lee OF my other speeches, mixing them I'D |
y might seem proper. thought / would |
ak on the general subject of the prosperity |
4 the nation, and the suggestions tina, |
night be made be properly Is to what
Fould continue that prosperity. After Lis.
ening to Governor St. John, as to the pros.
Gritty Of Kansas, l see tia, the United |
tates sands no show. loud laughter |
nd cheefH Again, / vas told sitter resch.
y here thst this was . sort Of soldierS
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CnIcago until the day Of his death, d II
any man urderst1Od it, Abraham Lincoln i.
the man who understood il best. row.
my irIends. his opinicns on this matter
were slowly formed and established.
In Gle !ssion before tie American people:
not upon theoretical and abstract discus-
sions, az Calhoun might have discu-sed
,hein. his sUbiect was pressing upon
him az practical question, every day Of
ms lie. His idea was-and the rea on
Why come to this part Of kansas 10 cav
II, Is l understand You are a patriotic PEG
Ole and national people; but began to
be little afraid when heard your Pre.i-
dent talking that he mad put State rights
IN karsas little above or nation. AMI (
can't stand that. Laughter Abraham
LIncoln's idea was simply this: "Tha:
which ia general be,ougs 10 the whole
country, and that il for the general good
that which Ia particular and only concerps
locality. that il for the local good and
that Is all there is in it" That il wba,
Mr.. Lincoln said, and that il all there /, |
In 1t. That 1. the whole thing. You have
oniy to ask: Are We, "a whole, interested |
IN having the rights of humanity enjoyed |
BY cur American citizens on every foot Of |
American soil, and il we are, tha, il a |
q after that concerns the general govern
ment. lCheers.l Now, my friends, ap-
pealiDg to Mr.. Lincoln AZ the highes, !
authority on this subject, / refer to tina, |
one grea. message-his first mesa ge TO bis
hrst Congress, in 1861. Anex "a session |
was called. The war wss in full progress
He had d~elt in'ently upon the whole sub
lec', and meant to present il to the Aneri-
can people with all the ability tina, he had |
IN that message, which, / undertake 10 cav.
has ma not been equalied by any ever written.
The matches, mighty message OF 1861 OF I
abraham Lincoln contains the whole doc
frine; and 30, my friends, win NJ under.
taxing to quote it, for know
nov difficult II IL when one
undertakes to read to such an audience a.
lhis; but l commend to you On all ques-
lions ss TO the results of the var, both Is
10 State rights and the rights Of the citi-
TENS the great message Of Abraham Lin.
,oln. Nov, my fellow citizens of Xsueae.
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PAID FOR THE ROOMS

occupied BY Mr.. Ingalls,, the bill being
something over $500. Pomeroy's room coet
him $3.50, and nothing has been paid for
the Accommodations engaged By Hon. Sidney
Clark.
A meeting Of veterans of the late war ia
announced to be held in this city on the I'd
of October. Hon. John A. Logan will DOS.
itiveIy be present and speak, and Generals
Grant and Sherman are expected.
]. A. B.
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PARTNERS WANTED.

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WANTED An A No. l man to talk at the doc,
w Tor hrst-class travelling entertainment. Ad
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TO EXCHANGE.
UNREDEEMED PLEDGES.

TTNREDEEMED PLEDGES at Great Bargains Al
y the original Pawnbroker's Office of E, TYTIE'
No Al Jackson street.
HYOPPOsITE MERCHANTS HOTEL
be zoo watches OF every grade and make, cheaper
Silver watches of all descriptions; open and HINT
ing cases. American, Howard and Swiss movements.
cod guard and vest chains, gold neck chains,
crosses ana pendants, gold and filed band bracelets
all kinds. e' Va
Revolvers of all makes.
big stock of bseech and muzzle-loading guns.
very cheap. e''
Bardou rife telescope with fine, compact. sole.
leather case. No more trouble to carry it than an
ordinary field glass. Warranted to see bullet hole
II 600 yards. We will send this telescope to any re-
Cost $50, will ee]l for 1886.
number of very fise field glasses, for sale at half
price; ALSO several very fine French opera glasses.
Clocks of all grades and makes.
Observation-Disclosures.
Diamond brooch with earrings to match, very fine
and brilliant: cost $3.50, for $500.
One magnificent diamond brooch and earrings. set
with fifty beautiful white brants cost S45O for $oOO
Diamonds in earrings cluster and soIitaire rio.
crCsses, Studs etc.
Boys stem-winding watch and chain, in good run
ming order, for only '40 cents each"
His chubby hand on his side was pressed
And he turned for moment listening ear:
Mother" cried he, GIVE got watch!
can feel it ticking right under here.''
everybody should provide their little boys with
Agreat novelty is the combined ice pick and can
charm both ways" only 10 cents.
change, made Of fine kid with magic clasps. oniy
10 cents, sent by mail to any address on receipt Of
price and stamp.
Money to loan on all goods of value. E. LYLE.
Pawn6roker, Al Jackson street, st. Paul.
gS-OPPOSITE THE MERCHANTS HOTEL 81
215. - 1850
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A lady wants a situation as housekeeper in a
a sman FAMILY. Is frst-class cook Can give
good references. MRS sIMONs, 81 Robert str gs
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MEDICAL.

DERSONAL-Have you weak or sore eyes, caused
by catarrh or some scrofulous disease? If you
E: B. Halliday's Blood Purifier. Use il connection
the catarrh inhalant and your eyes viii become all
right Try it and you will be surprised at the re-
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s blown in the back of every bottle and has bronz
ed autographed label. Ask your druggist for it !:
and he does not keep it he will order It for you or
will send it to you, with testimonials Of some Of
the best citizens of st. Paul Address s. Blackboard
las West Third street st. Paul. MINI. I3I
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Stores,

DOR RENT-The Three (s) Story Brick Building
No. 50 Sibley street, formt rly occupied by Nine,
Mccarthy. Enquire of BEAUPRE ALLEN l.
hHO1d' II.
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New Store, New Stock.

The 80 cent store will be removed to its for.
mer headquarters, No. 6 West Third street, this
week, and will be stocked with full and COM
Everything needed in the household. or for
personal wear will be found in this new stock,
all of the most modern style and of superior
construction. Ladies' underwear in great va
riety. Silver plated wear of every description
Glassware of every kind. Household utensils
without limit. Table linen in full assortment
In fact, the best collection of new goods to be
found in this State. Be sure to call at the 80
cent store, and you will find just what you
want cheaper than can be bought elsewhere.
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FIVE CENTS A LINE
The GLOBE Want and Employ
mclt Bureau.

Advertisements In this column are published
q nve cents line each insertion, but in
order TO prove the efficiency Of the GLOBE as
an advertising medium, and also to aid the
unemployed, we will publish for twenty-five
cents, three-line advertisement, Of situa.
tions Wanted and Situations offered, and CON
tinue the advertisement until the object sought
tor Is accomplished. For twenty five cents,
inc ~ man ont OF work can advertise for situa-
ton until he finds one.
"a. E1?n line over the three, to cost five cents
oer limo each insertion.