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Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1879-03-22
FOR NEW YORK

The Al Steamships E. U. KNIGHT .esass
and JOHN GIBSON leave the conf SaesssE
pany's wharf, Alexandria, EVERY SATUR.
DAY MORNING, and New York, from pier
Al East River, EVERY SATO RDAY at four
o'clock .. N.
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Hurry up Hurry up Go to E:chberg' an
look OF bis silks aud great many other good
lust opened from the auction. u lW.
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RAILROADS..

VIZ g., VIEG. MIDLAND Il &. -
w JOHN 8. BARBOUR, Rec. D.
On and after SUNDAY, 1000 p. No.. a.
1G.h, 1879, Passenger trains will run a: :o,.o..,
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1879-03-22

Oh BOXES SMOKED BLOATERS re-
~ ceived to-day by
feb "a &c. MILBURN.
, 1879-07-03

aoull,wortit.
:. A,,llnsrs - wilt be clIosrn this morning for A.
M, y. ,Cey,al.i"!, s, Hiram 1sadsy, u. W. Bogars'
uSlTEn STATES COURTS. 49,.
lsracl II. Jutlns cn,nnlc,,rna a suit IN elect.
neMt yessur.lay against Nannto J. Dioot, AlnaI-
aKes at $4,000.
aurgnron COURT IN DR'nr.
Morsla Ans6aeiIer began q auit Yesterday
against rattfe barclay, Ivhn bffelay' hna Nail-
:, THE Chicago liow Comnnny, ior TIC vs. t!so 81 ].
,n.tvei 4 sui for s10,ooo aaainst frank IL.
Iurtd Gage sucd John n. Reynolds and
Lutliers,!a Rcynohas for $1,000.
Ctncu1r counr.
Hnc,l, Taylor 4 Co. nnd iienry II. Porter
colnnenced suit agaanst Ealph Plumb, claim.
y ). L. iIa,'cway brought suit for $1,000
Rudolph Franck surl Joseph II. Brown for
23,00U.
THE CALL.
JunGE nnuAtoNn-tn chambers,
,y. JseS .SsTt !,s q III and 7'5 to 7eo tneu
JupaK sioanE-wliI chi thsonvf, tic Remaining
essS, rssS, % fn, hs June eaae to ssa how many are
JG.%n l,ouEns-peremptory cali Of motion. Tor
now trial.
JuDaE McALtlayEN-No court unlll Monday
mkt.
JUnaE rAnxrx-B!otiuna.
Juhak TuLRY-Diynrcp cases.
JunGMRNTs.
.us1rk STATS c,ncutr. cuuHr.-.Junar nkop.
AETT-Elwar1 Clark ~. County Vt Warren. Sl0,.
s.. los, u. lanatlna Tyler y. Sanc, q, la5 IA
, 1879-07-03
PORT or CHICAGO.

FNtl VI A4AiA&hNc4
Tho following ore tile arrivals aul actual sail
tugs ~ This port for lllc tTouty'faus hours end-
t,ls at 10 o'clock last night;
ARRIVALS.
prop Commodore, Buffalo. sandrles, State street.
Prep Trader. PeHtwaler. sundslss uas. HOUSE Slip.
Prom Aunte Young. pahalo. sup1r!rs. tlaEx sssatt.
Prop " .ttyngsto1. EesAt!4e. towing, Hqsh sssast,
lrup Mary usaa. South lsavon, sandrtos, NuAh
Prom Nssi.,.a, Cleveland, aundriss, Clark street.
lrou i!alsAlas. buhsio, coal, North branch lsoll'
sD M:stos :Srs a,sst W.: .,
stnir t:hiesso. Mauti1woc. saudtiss. iush AtEest,
SiMr iluekegon. Au.kecon, aundt!ss, itush street.
Ichs .t"na utpvsr, c'srsisad. s.pps. Harrison
senr aI. Vernon, rsctard.. bark. North Branch.
ssr i9ss.r u9; Gisss
Bchru. y. ptlsF. M9aksron, lunlhot. Mud Lske,
6chr a. u. Aouss, uatfato. coal, North Side gAs'
schr I. Crawford, Man!4ses, lumber. Market
kchs Australia, ltallistss, lunbcrt Market,
hGnr alanhlsnea, Peshl1Eo, iutubef, Lush atreet,
Arhs Atsss, fsshttau. lumbar, ltash .ttoot.
Sshf Sshf ....s. n:s Ms':ss ssx. %s ah. S.H H.st
Hehs t'sr,tA, Mxnlsles, lulul4s, hatIsL
sehf i. D!.ssll, LuJlusion. luulYsf. Aafkat-
kcAE ldI. Aunistsst luuanaE, market.
AcTu4L sAtLsh0s.
Prop Swallow, Whit I.ass, light.
behs !srd Hlny, Escxnals. l'I4t
scbr t.unlrst. Mu..eyun, light.
6ehr San pEuxo. liul!1to, EfAisI.
hche II. l.. lloDnfnE Hu6alu, Erasns
tsup MlIs usub, AusxvHun, lIunt.
hehf i. 4. K.ehulunn. Mntkesou, lixht
Schr L.. N. Davis. AuskugGu. t!.ni.
kchs a!asy Lua"la, t'srt1Ias le'. lixlt.
rl.t Mary utol, trsn4 tiaf"u. 4uaQt.ta,
, 1879-07-03
CROp-REpORI,S.
ILLINOIS,, ,

lLJINbISs
Sufedj Efspufcstx h yAs T,Ilunr
kIsMuNpY, Marion Co.. July 2.-Wheat at,
cut. tiraln gool, but thin on Tho ground. WI
average from elght 10 ten bushels. Coru good.
Hny light crop. e.,
uaNbEs fEAtHtE, Boone Co., July 2.-Ffa1
Md oats cut short by drought fully one-',ait.
Corn ID growing GuelY.
WoopsTocE, Mc1ieuy Co., July 2.-flax will
not make more than half cru,,. Oats fair.
spring Whcat tlltn and 1noAt.y headed. Coru all
nights. froul fo.sr iaglles IL thirty inches.
BAlLErvttLE, O9lo Co, July 2.--spring
whcat thin a1ll woody! Oats fair. Pastures
uni meadows hayo recovered. Weather too
wet for having, but good for the growing crops.
We think the wet weather will keep tho cl,tnel,.
bugs down.
OSAnaA, 1roquots to- July 2.-DouutifuI
showers for tic last two weeks will give US MI
aycsage crop Of flax. Rust has made fts appear.
1.!re IN whcas antl oats. Corn ia doing finely.
D1svrns, Mej.tsn Co.. Juty a-Fnll wheit
about all ~ the sl'uck. VIII Yield from twenty
to tnirty lIusllc,s. Spring wheat thin on tlia
gro''''tl' hut much bctter prospect tan ,non,h
ux se% oas sir HI @ rs.el Ssfsty now cqs op
good crop Of wheat and corn Illinois Is all right
yet.
iiIauhAxp, Madison Co., July 2.-WIntcr
Huuut ID very EWNi VIII R0 a1Dlt twenty bHetl-
cls to thE ncre. Corn, Uwt1Is to retrcslltn.
showers and damp ~Gatller, Is doing better.
ljIc corn Ii backward and Stands yery unequal.
iiay crop Will lie q anlan ore. Oats are short,
but H1ucf, better than We expected.
Woodruff, Henry Co., July 2.-flayc nxam-
ined spring wheat to-day: Find 1t about ruined
by chtncfi-bug Oats will be nbol1t twu.tl|rds Of
crol. Corn 10 lol1g welI. Most ot tlls flolds
afs aa'i ssan G2 Graa oe e. . ..Ss r. .n hE , d,
well. Oats fair. tbotlrh Sunewhnt fut,rrrh nv
drouhgt and bail. Meadows Will not make the
usual amount Of h.y, owing to an cnriy drought.
MunisAfsyiti.E, Morgan Co., uly2.-iiarYest
mostly over. Never wis better crop Of whpnt,
Oats nre n failure, CoriI Ao|ug we'll. Pastures
allt1 meadows drying up.
CATt1S,t FcrMilon Co., .1uty 2.-Wlutcr
wheat Il No. l. Ycld twenty bushels; possibly
twcuty.hve. (iot.E into shock In good ortcr.
Corn is good. uni growing tast- W. hayu not
suffered for want OF rait.'
DUBOIS, Washington Co. JulY 2.-Whent Is
HOW all harvested. Yielded from ten to twelve
bushels to the acre. 14ess straw, but better
Allied than lust ycar. Oats eut short by drought
otg-iltrl. Cutn clean, uni gruw!llg rapidly.
hucKLEY. lroluos Co., Jily2.-Wleat nearly
all cnt. Tile yield will be lru,n twenty to Lwen-
ty-tivc bushels. Quality, extra good. turner's
IRE OF the oplniou That winter wheat will be
success In tls part OF the state. We have had
TWO Rond crops III succession. A large urea will
be seeded to wheat this ialI. Ille bot weather
ie pushing corn along ,fatt.. Fields cican Ut
wccds Pros,eets good for lnrge YIELD, Oats,
FISK. unl llay will naku abnut all ayerago Yield
Expect to ship 50,DV0 bushels liax se ed from
Buckley this season.
, 1879-07-03

8chr 0ailatin, EscAuaba, sundyits.
Prop CnbA, naffAlo, tnntrtes.
Rchr Trio. HDlland. light.
Prop Ch&mptAIn. Clayclaud. fnndries.
Trap Potomac, fIutfal1t suntrieB
8cht u. II. Martin. Ftntvnter. light.
acht Milwaukee i3eiie. huntington, light.
Prop ". ttvinasto1t. tf., Foshtigo, towing.
SchE PaahtlGo, peshtfgu, light.
nebs Advance, peshsi9o. light,
rsop MecIge Dunbar. MnakeE0n. light.
seht y. II. Vanderbilt. Mnekc9on. lieht.
SenF pohean City. Dupchn Civ, sundrfcs.
Ssnt S lyman N. DAT!s, MAntstse, light.
senr y. q. N.chntona, MAptstee. light.
rIee MhT HYoh, 9onth Haven, sunhf1es@
bcnr M William sturFss. MAnIstee, light.
Sthf 6lla k!ltngw"od. Whltn LAke. l!9h8
ffop 7. Campbell. LudlnRton, light,
sehf y T. Mnsde'. hshittes, light.
sehE y. L. Watsnn. E,canaba, iieht,
HchF Atannto: flthnd Haven, tltllt,
HchE !Montpe11tr. Grand Haven. iirbt.
schF Orphan boy, Ursad Haven. lint.
Schs nertte Csikin.. Muskepon, tjeht.
Schr Knight Tctnp1ar. 1.udlngton. lIahs.
Hchr Milan. Mantstac. light. ''31"
achf Ellen Sorry, Buffalo, crslu,
9the f1sace Murray, AAn!slec, light.
etmr ccfona, 81. Joe. snndstes.
stmr Chicago. Asnitowpc, sundyte,.
st;nr Muskcgon. Muskcgnn. Aundr3cs.
Prop MosstnRei, Benton iIasbor, eundr,.,
Prop Sky Lark, Benton Ifarbor, suudrleA.
, 1879-07-03
How Gov Morton Grectcd tho Captured
Gen. joel a. Hattie.

lsdshrtHf tisnH.l Rnnner.
uau,o by ssuator Thurman tile other daY
drought 10 our mind "reminiscences Of ulp War
aThilu Morton wns Governor ol indiana, and had
aululral a aatne Of vary uncnvabls lutorlstv Ia
the boutb. 1t wna Just after tho disastrous ucr-
ond days fight at Shiloh. alsl ali thu glory OF
Joilnatonte i(rst dly's light had bgen Loaf by tic
tu'uly arrival Of Ducll. III tllat fight tt will 10
remembered tlat the late gallant Ioal A. Datta
had lost tho two noble suns who fought sl1e by
sidu with him, nad ha hiuself was taken prison.
". Ihe peculiar situation Of Tho uId man az
eltsd tile kccnest sYmpath!es Of pyury one,
Under. thu circumstances. ho received FROM
tho Fcdcrals eYerx, consideration Of respect
was conhncd MAS anchored iu the middle OF tho
Trnnessee River, anu though tile other prison-
ers With whom he WA crowded. wtrs rlusefy
guarded, he had tllc freedom Ut the boat, ntltl
va. furnished With a eo,ntorsahlo atste.roonl,
Alter remaining ncar the battle-ground tuw
days, the boat moved down tho river mud up the
Ohto, laildIng the prisoners ut CINCINNATI, anl
sy t9S str bsr aerysl 1ov oro
ralA shH prison an ott!clsl visit. As soon As ho
Gums lntc tho lnesusura Md 1nw the array vi
sorFowtul prisoners, 10 spoke u faw wurds to
IT, eommai.aant wh,o, lsaang @ The wa brought
When thu uepsra! saw them approaching. ls
suitsl or upGruided for bS!ug fou4,!
sassea y sS"nspY ".sY " 10 s.t yonfst1;s it, amt
Iauxhty'a manner aa possible. hut t,iH ihnusAt
was far from sl0ttOns .nlud, Tor, With lhs
trsnktess and courteous bearing of y thurnugl'
gentleman, he eams. quickly up, lifted hIs hat IN
iho tuust svspsrltul nlauner, Rra.pcd tho old
tisneral by tha hand, a,I1 With Ills first wosLa
broke down Ill tarrlur4 Ut soutter,l nrhlu; ho
saseret him ot his hearttcst .aytnuathy III h!&
R!est nlslortuoc,--toll blm ho lsd Tho pleasure
nf krnwtng oua Ut BIZ sous, who hal atteudud
tl!a stata lustttutLnf., At oxford. o., md ~,
tured h!!n, fos ~ ha was, hs would bs moae
nappy, u L. wore ~ hls power, to release hun
,srehange Of sentiments. liz Goyernor, taElng
a1 hin ent ss;,, s1ds' Stsw, out hts pocke!nooG
your banker tor tae present" ] III Su.s lauI.
III him u hundret.dollar Aiil. This
was well supplicl'In tlat respect, u frivnd in
Louisville havi,ig. cnmH aboard and pressed =
eu,lutc 0t hundred Iollar. upon hiu,, .Tnu Goy-
eruor then .ouk his trays, hsgg,uk hla, nuycr 10
hspita.s to Gull upon 4lul fur aMY luyor, 4iI, il
need be, 10 draw dra[t on llln, at aay tur.
telling hin, It .hpula nut be tilsnonurci. III
Jill nul cantcnt hlnsrIf With i.lls professions VI
ssEylea, for during his short imprisonment hc
ksat uany lusssusca aad tvkcla VI is!su4s:.sY
, 1879-07-03

LAKE FNEIluTa.

LAKE FHEIGUTs.
0rafu frtIChts vera very active yesterday, and
about every vettcl ready to ioad was saken,
An advances Of Nc WA conceded Ia two or three
!natanccs on wheat cat9ucs, but the rates Of
1sfc on corn and 2c on wheat to Buffalo pre-
vailed. notwithstanding tie demand for room.
The capsrity taken vas for about Bit, ,c0o bu Of
wheat, .s35, COO bu Of corn, md over 100000
In Of oats. The yessels chartered
Tor curn TO Buffalo were tie steam-bargo
Ketchan, tchrs Ellen 9prY md ]. II. Iiutchin-
son. mil barge Guiding star; to aarnia, props
Taletlo and Chan,pain. The engagements for
wheat Included tic props Cu1a and Caldwell
a,,i scl.rs u. Jones, Ban Diego, nn.l Niagara Tor
3ufralo, props Ann!e Young atld Conestoxa for
Erie md prop Acadia for Montreal. Tile props
n. Louis and Russia take oxts to Buffalo at l]<c
per bu.
Tile schrs s. l.. Watson, Vanderbilt, and Alice
Norris wero taken for Iron ore from EscanAbh to
Ashtabula, md left port Tor tile former place.
lsssller than accept ne on corn to Buffalo, :
number Of vcsacl.Owrcrs have kept, and arc still
kecpllIE, their crafts IN ordinnrv.
Tl,ereis no change to noto In lumber fFelghts.
, 1879-07-03


Sioux CITr, H., July a-Grasshoppcrs are
dong ilo damage hcrcabouts at present, anli, Us
10 rcpurts Of them CONT In from tho countrr,
they nra supposed to hayo about all lett. III
tic river counties md I'D the Sioux Valley email
grain is l,srt mora Or lesa, hut tn no eonsidesa-
he section Is there anything llke total dcatruc-
ton. Clay County, Dakota, estimates wheat
damaged 60 per cent. aud that may bo taken as
Il snir estimate Of the loss In liat dozen cuun-
Ties In the districts which haye suffered most.
Curn never looked 20 promising as now,
and !hs arca ptanted Ia larger than ever be.
,ore, ~ fasers ere pat;': mGrs y, nt!entou
TO- stoeR a',d lGss r. WHEAT. BaSk from tlls
IN districts which were badly grusshuppcrel last
yaar the pest has not worked at all this Ruason.
This weather Is warm With frequent rains, urd
corn Is Just u jumping. Tic 'hoppcrs havc donc
datna:e to sInal! Eran only IN a comparatively
harrow strip Of cofntry, u!tl no onu appretends
unyttllng like scourec. 1ntlced, IL Is believed
tt!Ht they havs lett entirely. People uebornlly
urc looking forward to 4 good harvest and q
prO9prr0u5 fall,
, 1879-07-03

Hyde Park; Vice. c.Prosdent, r. z. Fitch, of
Treasurer, l.. r. Reagan. Of Morris: Executive
COnnttten, ,1nseptl Garter, nf Peru; CiIa;jcs
3e Gar!no, Of Normal; and George. Dlount, u
I.exEnUtOn.
, 1879-07-03

~ tho shape Of baskcts OF provisions, ETC., md
It was through Ills Influence that Gen. Battle
vas included ffi The earliest hatcl, Ut exchanges
!)AritlE Ills lSe hu over Bpuke uf fiuy. MDftun
" the frcpsltett Ut tnftns. uni never ,ajtesi 10
un Jnstcc to lis ktndncas Ut lfeart. Tie writer
lleard him on tnRny ucenttona rcl,I,,nt this nd
,vcnfHre, null say that no better Or trtler fnan
lived than Oliver 7. Morton, whatever l,e might
say Or 10 In tie heat Of political dalatc.
, 1879-07-03

Sotrlal Nauolchft " Ia 7TfhNrf.
BLOOMINGTON, Franklin Co., July 2.-Sprng
wheat is cut short ouc-tonsth by dry weather.
Corn Ia good and vcry promising.
1NpiANoLA, Rcd Willow Co., duly 2.-Sprtng
wheat, oats, ana barley haYo been badly injured
by drought. VIII br stlort Corn looks ex-
cectlin.ly we'll.
Loup CITY, Sherman; Co., July 2-S2rng
Wlitat prospetts aFe not ~ good rs IN my last
TELEGRAPH. Lower leaves Ut wilrnt yellow and
rusty. WIN not ilave sIyur twothtr.ls Of crop.
Outs and barley fa!s. Corn nll right.
DaowHsvli.lE, NenluLa Co.. July a.-Stanl
Of small grain somewhat short. but Rnod
mostly cut Crops of ut kinds doug wall.
, 1879-07-03

CINCINNATI, o., july T-The wheat hssveat
in Southern Ohio und Indiana Il nearly over,
The crop hus been saycd In good cottti-
tlOn. aud II ona OF tile finest tilut lns ever
t!cs tarners say Tint It wji aycrats iuray
hMh'eid to thu acre. Tie total Yield in Ohio
will b. fully II per, cent greater .llan last
yoar, which WA alst, very heavy rear. ltar-
vcat ha,sis have tccn bald Generpily *l.60 per
Gay. Tie new wheat u 4nltnE ita WY Into
market. It brings, 50 tar, ~ cents. Corn has
much improved III the past TWO weeks. II (hu
season continues favorable, there will b
Euuu crop.
, 1879-07-03

6psc4a Dtapateh to Tai 1stbn,,t:
ponr coLnonSx, Ont, July 2:;4Lake M!chi-
gan 11cport-Passed 'lown-sln'rj Pruss'a, Chi
cago tn Montreal, general cargp| schr J. II.
Scott, Chicago 70 Oswcgo, corn. !.
Up-Srhr Htrntfcr, Kingston TO Chicago, light
Wtnd-Houthwcst, light.
, 1879-07-03
WISCONSIN,.
Erxc3ai ilispatsh IL 1hs 1fttMHf.

8ree3ai Mspatsh II 7hs NtsaHt.
FoAp nu Lac, Wiz, July 2.-The rains OF tue
past throo days haya pushed csops wonderfully.
Wheat IL headed und some u 1t In blossom. A
good Gsaaa hut q small s1ed Ia expected. Corn
ls hardly more than anklo high, an.l promises
very little. ltayng IL bsguu, hut thu crop cou.
sist. of "JNnu Erassn almost wholly, unl, b.
rides brlns light, Will Nv ot yefY p0or Vually.
Oats a,nl barley In tiis county are sulorably
eool. but nut loayY r.olh Fsrtnurs are more
hopeful than 0ns wcsk ago Whsu lha Gsotl4
prolulsed tn be III untiro fHiiuru.
, 1879-07-03

DRtpoxroRT, JULY o.-Arrtycd-Omghs, Nor
ris, 5000 bu corn: urop Montnuk, Luckpott, $50
lrls four; prop Whnlr, Ottawa, 3tS0u bu corn:
Friendship Ottawa, G,5CU bu corn.
, 1879-07-03
MICHIGAN,
Spscfa} pixpulrk u 1h4 5N$4t&

1TSttHf 1W1p0@tH " 7"$ 1F1$QHes
EAST s4aIHAw, Mich, July ..-'rl,e reports
Of uo Supervisors OF twenty townships u sag|.
law County show thu :xrrra4u VI wheat Oh tho
ground lo ba l0,sas ACRES. Every township
;stows NJ !ncrvascu arteugr. Thu total acreage,
With six tonushtps t9 hear from, viii 4upro1l-
mate ~, ,0N avrcs, agaiuys :o.ult fuf ls7s a,ul,
II tic yield is thg sa.Fr " la4l 3tar, will give
product Ut NEARLY t0a.V0 hU14e!s. ltIu crop
looks promising uow,,,,
, 1879-07-03

CHICAGO.
The tug Satisfaction IL receiving new coat Of
paint. ..
Capts. Church mud HILL the submarine divors,
will commcnce this ulosnug the work OF repair
Ing and putting !n order The Hyde PARK Water
Works crib
The arrivals within the twenty-four. l,ours
ending Ut o'clock last evening included twen.
ty-one sall at,tl ten steam vessels, and thu de-
t,artutrs iifty.four sail at1 txcnty-ono ateam
crafts.
Yesterday forsuoon The steam barge Hs'lon-
tine grounded IN tila North Branch nrar RlnEo
street bridge, and required the assistance Of the
tug johnson 10 get aR.
The Bailars' linton will turn out to-morrow
with thu lnbur ORGANIZATIONS, and destsu II to be
understood! tint 1t DOES 10 10 ccebrata the Day,
ahl f0r no political or other purnose.
t;apt. Far Aynlatl, q WGi-kEUiVn tuC.captn!n,
las Gecn setfuusly H. but waa improving yca.
tes11ay, and will probably fully recover. Capt.
John Murphy ~ ~ ut thu County ilosptal.
The members of the SnIlDrs' Union lit the city
nclaek at The corner VI Ca,a1port uven,le and
TlalEtcd strcct, to attend the tuueraI nf Mschae!
Dover. ole Of tIlsfr nutnber WIN died At ha
reslueuce caraer VI aruth lIA'sted a,d Thtrty-
eighth Btrtets AltnlaY. Tho scInalus will DO
buried In Calvary Cemetery.
ELSEWHERE.
Now # Ia said thAt tho new prop New York,
Launched At Buffalo Tuesday, IL next to tbs
Commodore In lile matter OF tonnnge.
urc steamer lAuuchea at Grand 1tassn Tuesday.
bc Is natnca after thu daughter Ut \: u. lsarsor,
at tbls citY, nllll WAS built by Joseph O'Hrlen.
Thu euCth nj Ills new craft IL l00 fost, beam II
feet, mi sleplll of hold ~ feet. She WILL run
between urlnt Haven a'a FsultpoFt
, 1879-07-03
MDHAMMEDAN MIRACLES.
Extraordinary ThlnRs Ssen by an 1ntelll.
GENT Observer In DAmaso,,s.

.s,ss. LAAAsops' " oaay o-ln thls nost quaint and
anc'oht o. of'ental eitfes mere Is quarter cali
cd the Mctdsn. On TIE right hand side and rot
far from the street IA a smafI, unnrot enttous
bou.r. Thf, mi. h,,,,s oo,,n,ns So. ~
-,s'., w.. ] 49, .ou1","e Fe'y r.
nakao!o pclsopese' not much known except
Ing to Mosletis, aud not aEtoge thcr approved BY
soma OF them, but among the poorer classes on
,ovtn,, an tn,rncnse rn,u,, at.on rn1 uttooo,hs.
nc,Itnr . nn.t,nn sh;c,, - ,.a,,, aos ,'e ,a
"oius ~ tn'''.o'' " WV "ou'u "os pe batd
10 treat Win contsn'nt' His name Is Shcikt
ltualan Aboutou, and ] ltscoYerel him, with
tho helm Of the police, ia ,nv scarch after
lfvI,v ,,rI,.t,i., ~. a. .ss,a
nMs 'tus.ss' n,.'. c VIZ ns nsFeo'
Ms.5 u5ana sne'xu ot the DefV'sn order u tho
Bcdaw!, founded about 600 years ago by the
vcll-known 3lostcm Salut, Sheikh Said Ahmed
NJ R.d,vl ,x,o.a ,o,n, ts lii, . n,,na ~ III
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the old Crusaders' Church OF Tautah in Egypt.
At the present moment tho Order numbers
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,a'a,n, Wv let ~. o"u a"es'ahee 10 TUG 'ne'hn
, 1879-07-03
EDUCATIONAL.
.S,p<cfai {tsa.stcA 10 TIA Tttsun&

PpoH1A, H., July'4.-TLe stats VrlueEpats'
Association adjourned tuday, after clecllny tue
IeI:umins vi,rsrs. i:L:!tsus, I.slf.s l.ew,a, VI
, 1879-07-03

- Hair Neviyup" reato1ss cray hais to tta orig.
tpui coluf fur 90 cents.
, 1879-07-03
MISSOURI,

MISSOURI.
SRsNQ& rsD4tea " fas TFtpaAt.
F0RT Lyon. lirRtul Gu, duly 4,--Wa ara
harvesting. lain uIl &h0wess. Wheat Muru VI
tc4S tujurcd. -.
The Leavenworth weekly times., 1879-06-05

As for eshsJ,owed by THE TINES, the rat IS
Ol Chicago lines to the Missouri river have
been advanced, though not to the old rate 5,
being about one half those which were main
tanned prior TO the inauguration of the war
fhe present classification is shown in the
annexed telegram received by q. W. Sellis
agent of the Kansas City, st. Joseph & Coun-
Gil Bluff. railway at this point, the same be-
ing from the general freight sgent OF that
road, at 81. Joseph:
"f,ates between Missouri River points and
Chicago VIII be- advanced on Monday next,
June 2, as follows: East bound freight-FirSt,
second and Third classes, and wool, thirty
tSOl cents per one hnndred pounds. Fourth
class. wbss.i and other grain, packing-house
freight, OH AXE, ore, hides, ETC., tweIve (l2)
cents per one hundred pounds; cattle, hogs
ANA sheep, thirty dollars $50 per car.
West bound frelght-FIrst class, forty-fve
(i5l cents per one hundred pounds. second
cist>S, forty (I0D cents per one hundred pounds;
thiri class, twenty-five (25) cents per one
hundred pounds; fourth class, fifteen (l5)
cents per one hundred pounds; coal oil coai
ana coke, class = Il. and &; lumber. fifteen
90 per one hundred pounds; railroad iron,
$50 per ton.
The Leavenworth weekly times., 1879-06-05

The Evidence is Concluded Nester-
day and the Jury Will BE Instructed
and the Arguments OF the Counsel
Heard To- Morrow.


Yesterday was an interesting day il the
trial Of Oliver Z. Latin for the murder OF
Da.iel b. Smith, now progressing in the
District Court Of this county. The State
concluded its evidence early in the day, and
then The defense began with the testimony
in Its behalf, The witnesses for the State
introduced were intended 10 support the
States theory that the act WAS one Of pre-
meditation, and number who had been
summoned for that purpose were not used,
the State deeming that what ii had already
introduced was sufficient TO establish the
point aimed at. The witnesses introduced
by the defense were 10 establish the
theory that Latin went into
the Planters House to see his
son, not expecting to meet Smith, and that
the latter assaulted Latin, and that he
fired the fatal shot thinking that his own
life was in danger. For this purpose, the
witnesses who were used at the preliminary
examination, and whose testimony has al
ready been published, were put upon the
stand.
At the conclusion Of the evidence, this
being about FIVE o'clock yesterday evening,
Judge Cr, zier admonished the jury to care
fully refrain from expressing any opinion
in regard TO the matter, and TO avoid read
ing any accounts which might appear in
the morning paper, for fear of prejudice,
and court was then adjourned until ten
o'clock tomorrow morning, at which time
the jIry will be Instructed a. TO the law
governing the Gaze, which instructions are
expected TO be lengthy and very explicit
upon ali points. The counsel for the State
and for the defendant will then begin their
arguments, and the case will De given to
the Jury.
The Leavenworth weekly times., 1879-06-05
Narrow Escape.

Yesterday morning, rs Major Hopkins,
Warden al the State Penirent.ary, WAS out
driving with two ladies of bis family, as he
turned the corner Oh sixth and Seneca streets
the lines became untsngIed and his team
was run into 10y a freight wagon, which tore
of the neck yoke and let the pole drop TO
the ground The horses commenced kicking
aud jumping. but the Major retaining his
presence OF mind, turned their heads into
the trees at the side OF the street. Even then
situation was critical; bat Cyrus Sprague
rrd James thifle, who were TaSsiDg, sprang
TO the no SeS heads ana qui.ted them. The
ladies were very badly frlg lghIened by the &C.