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The Leavenworth weekly times. [volume] (Leavenworth, Kan.) 1870-1880, 1879-01-16

l. 1 Judgment against Au-usta N BJsys,l
aLu James bsgwv.i IN an action bring
their ri-h's in certain muIIga. Ell Premises
tenCereu upon Geiaui upon The service OF u
summons mad out OF the Stale, u der Sec ],
IN. lis, laws 1871, Is rot void, where person al
service WAS actually made on said def ndsL Is,
notwithstanding the affidavit Tor the service
after correctly using the names Of the Bag
wells IN the lite end body OF the same, then
states where they occur the second and third
time the said Augusta NJ BseSsreA and
Sainss HI. BGsstCel," aud notwithstanding the
summons IN the cas- WAS directed 10 Augusta
N. Bd1stceH aud James II. B01suei.
- lndeI Sec /, Gu. il3, laws ISL, no copy
o! the petition n cd In "a case Is required 10
be served with the summons TO make tue
service valid.
place OF sec. %, ten stat. GA, and original
section 20 Is !, pealet by var ue OF Sec. 10,
Art. ,, of state Con>J Burgess VS.. NJ. Z. 4 y.
W. X. he Co, Is Kansas, %, 81. Commi>-
sioners OF Jefferson County vs., HUDSON, ~
Kan, a, IS.
a party who is made defendant 10 n
foreclosure suit, under the allegation THAT
| ne has OF claims some interest in or len upon
| or lien accrued subsequently, 10 and Is ia
ierlor TO that of the said plaintiff and
against whom the Judgment Is taken by de-
| fault" that he and ali persons claiming I'M
der aim since the commencement OF Tue ac-
| ton are forever barred and fureciosed OF all
| right and equity OF redemption III the said
| mort aged premises, and in each ana every
part thereG!," Is barred 10y sucH decree ffom
| maintaining "a suit TO forec.ose - mortga.e
alleged by said defendant To be Il prior one on
| the same premises :; and, Held, that the as
| >tgnee OF the said defendant bior, gagee OF the
| mortgage which Is nsn-negotisble, and 10
| which lie optalnet title peideIlfe lite, Is also
| barred and foTecioSed 10y Ine saline Judgment.
| All the justices concuruDg.
true copy, Attest. A. IA nMATT,
Us Clerk Supreme Court.
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No Work, NO Pay, should be the

Senator Sharon, of Nevada, has at last
turned up in Washington City, and it il
said he will actually condescend to occupy
his seat in the United States Senate for at
least few days. During the past year he
was never in his aeat, but he was careful to
draw his unearnsd salary. His private min
Ing speculations require 80 much Of his
time that he ca mot aff1rd TO be troubled
with li,,le matter like public duty. The
lsw should prevent -uch an outrage as the
payment of public servants vino refuse to
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No I,I55.-James Birks vs. H. e. French
Error from Wilson County.-Affirmed.
BY THE COURT. BREWER
BY THE COURT.
J.

I. L., W. & y. were partners dealing In cat
tie. L., on beualf OF the firm, sold some eighty
head 10 who knew of the partnership, and
mad had dealings with II. y. claimed 10 have
purchased the cattle from this firm some
months prior TO tue sale to r. Held, That II
there was 10 change IN the pOsss s-!On or con-
IT. Oftne cattle a. the time of BIS purchase
and # r, without any snoweIedge of s.cn
piipr purchase. OF OF any facts Calculated to
srOu-e suspicion and put him "a inquiry
ana fiEdinz the Gait e in he possession of the
rrrD, bought IN good faith for vausbI- con-
sid. rat o., and in the ord nary cnuTse of bus
e-s, his title would be gOOd against B. and
thai notwithstanding the latter's pu rchsse
was Also in good faith and for valuable con-
laws OF partnefship p, Father than by the pro.
vision of the STA ui- OF frauds
2 subsequently, to the time of Z 3 purchase,
but prior To tina of + :, l., on behalf OF the
feeding contract, by the terms Of which the
latter wa> TO take the cattle 10 a certa q place
and there feed them until he succeeding
July, that tren the cattle were to he sOld a
certain sum 10 be paid TO tue nrm and the
balance. II any, divided betwe~ n the firm nd
T., and that i. was not to rem I'VE or dispose
OF the cattle without consent Of the firm
Tbs contract was as ignesi by L for the II I'm
of F at the time of his purcnA.e. sunse-
quentIy, but before July, T. took the cattle
from T. under writ of replevin. Thereaf-
ter he settled with T.. paying him his charges
for feeding, and the latter sold his interest In
the cattle. After this +. brought this action
against 4. 10 recover the possessson OF the
Gait e. He d. that r. could maintsin the &C.
zion and was entitled to the possession; and
that any adverse rights of possession created
by the feeding contract were destroyed by
the transaction between B. and T.
A contract to sell cattle is valid though
made on Sunday.
All me justices concurring.
A true copy Attest. A. HAMMATT,
U.s.. Clerk Supreme Court
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No !, 256.-E. +. Hardin VS.. Henry Joice -
Ell. or from johnson coun y.-Reversed.
By THE COURT.
v ALENTINE,J

1. Where a constable has an execution in
his hands a. ainst VI. and tells the conSta-
bic that he has a wagon in his possession be
longing 10 NJ which va, left In hts possession
by VI. as pledge and "A security for tue safe
return OF Us own wagon which II still in the
possession of NJ, and j. takes the constable TO
where the wagon Is, ane points II out 10 MIN,
and tells i'm that IL is the absolute property
of NJ. that there Is no claim against II, AMI
that the title thereto Is clear "A " histie,
and then takes out of the wagon two articles
one of which he claims his own, and the
other he says belongs To another person, N
the constable then levies upon the wagon
and takes IL from the possession of J. without
any objection or protest from him He'd, that
j., by ms words and acts, waived, rs between
himself and the constable, all claim or lien
upon the wagon which he might have had a,
any time, and that the cpnstab e did not, by
taking the wagon from The possession OF j
render himself liable TO an action of repievln
to be brought By J
2, Where there is no 81 ficient evidence to
sustain the verdict of the ju y, the trial court
should, upon propeg motion therefor, grant
"A new l. isI, and where the trial court refuses
10 grant "A new trial in such Gaze, II com
mits err r for winch he Judgment, found
cd upon such verdict may b. reversed by the
supreme Court and cause renanded for q
new trial.
All the justices concurring-
A true copy. Attest:
Isl A HAMMATT,
Clerk supreme Court
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COLD.

The recent cold spell-which extended all
over the country-gave New York City the
coolest weather that has been experienced
there for twenty years. A great many
other communities can say the same.
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George c. 1. Seaman W. T. :. Hufaker, Eliza
\. SuffaksT ant ]. W. Mcmillan. Error
from Linn county. Reversed.
BY THE CoVET, VALENTINE, J.
H. and VI. as partners owned certsid pr
sOntl and real property NJ ny "A written
cont act sold al! his interest therein 70 Il :,
II agreeing To pay UgeretOr all the partner
ship deot, and i $50 u VI. 4. took Uam.d
aie and -xc-G SiV- possession of sill the prop
eTty, and NJ. ab4ndoi I'd the same. II tl-u
morJgdSrd the real estate to Il. and to ure
a partnership debt Afterwards Il. obtalu-l
a judgment against II on the MORTGAGE and
for the SAID debt anu for the sale of the mort
gagged property TO pay said debt After~ard
>. b-cams the owner OF said judgment anu
all rs interest therein. Afterwards ). in
der to preserve his own lien on said mort
gagged property, paid certain taxes
thereon, which taxes were . lein thereon.
He'd. That although the legal title To said
NOR gagcd prop rty may have been and may
stili be in Il. and NJ coniointly. Yet, that II.
" hen he mortgased said property, was the
undoabted equitable owner thereof; that re
had right To mortgage the same 10 secure
the payment OF said partnership deot- anu
that the plaintiff. :. may now have judg
ment against both II and NJ decreeing hat
said mortgaoe1 property be sold TO pay said
partnership debt and also To pay said taxes
Horton, Z. j. concurring.
Brewer, j. not sitting.
A true copy. Attest: A. HANNAH,
Us Clerk Supreme Court.
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No. ], 2l3-Edwin Tucker W.. c. H. Wander
mark ana D. +. Kirkland. Error from
Green y oed county. Affirmed
By THE COCET
ALESTISE, j

l. person in actual possession OF real es-
tate nnder an unrecoTdei deed l., as against
all persons who have actual notice of sucn
deed, the legal anu absolute owner of sucn
real estate, and, as sgainst all olher persons,
he Is the equitable owner.
2. All persons are bound to take notice of
all equitable Interests which any person may
have IN real estate OF which he Is in actual
possession.
8. An attachment cannot be made TO OPP
er-te upon d merely legal title, as az sinst the
equitable owner Of real estate, " here the par
ties cl ming under tn. attachment have. II
the time the attachment Is levied or are
bound by Law 10 take notice of the paramount
outstanding equitable title,
All the Justices cOncurrinz.
A true copy. Attest: A. HAMMATT,
Us Clerk Supreme court.
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Morton County Advance, 81
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No. l,I;i-

The Atchison, Topeka & Santa Fe Railroad
Company vs.. the Board of Commissioners
of jefferson County, Il al. Original proceed
Till
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From " ashi0glOa.
lCOr. Atc isOn CHAMPION. 81

lCOr. Atchl>On tnafnplOn, y.
Among the recent distinguished arrivals
are the representatives Of the Utah tribe OF
Indians, who have came here to consult
with the Government with reference to the
proposed exchange Of their reservation.
which embraces some OF the new mining dts
tricts in Southern Colorado tor another, upon
such terms as to compensation. etc, as may
be arranged. Two of the members of tn.
commission appointed last spring TO treat
with this tribe-Judge Mcfarland. OF Tope
ka, and Gen. Hatch, Of the Army-sre here
here for the purpose Of conducting their mis-
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SUPREME COURT SYlLssi.
STATE Or KANSAS,
SCPRLNIE CyUHT.
HORTON, c. j
BY TEE COURT.

No. l,lIs-Ermiue Csc, II. W = v. Bsrtho-
iCE e. si-EcEv. fsOm johnson County
A...me4
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COEB-BiSHCP.
The Great Connecticut Murder
Case.
Dosing a Husband With Morphine,
ACoRite, Str chime and
Arsenic.

The iamou, murder case wherein ka.e
u. Cobb, and Wesley W. Bishop are.
charged with causing the death of Chsrles
II. Cobb, is nov on trial at Norwich, Con-
peciicut. The affair has attracted much
attention throughout the country, AID is
regarded as one Of the most atrocious in
the annals Of crime. On the Sd inst; Bishop
was put on The stand and made full con-
fes.i
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Meeklp GimEs
THURSDAY JANUARY IG. 1879.
paIIrIu.LHLsCKMAIL,N NC.

We nave received the flowing letter rom
p prominent citizen OF an interior county,
yyhp IS 2 InenJ 7 elect of the coming legisia-
urar-aa We take this method OF reply ing 10
.iie-ae, fnasmuch as ar. ingalls, Is now al
home, thus afording him an opportunity be.
for. returning 10 Washington 10 explain II
hecan:
CHAs. II. MILLER,
IEATENwORTH.
Dear Sir 1T il said that ID. X. Anthony
pa!d e 90 for his re-appointment as Pot
Fn-ster at IeaVen worth IL was also charge
during the melee over the appointment oi
your tuccsssOr as United States Marsha
that Ingalls, only favored those who won4I
s'plant vegetables in his garden; also INA
your removal was the rec uiL OF your Dot COZ
trioutlng a per cent as dictated by ingalls,
/ would like to know IL you can tel M am
are disposed 10 do 50. what tnere y IN nus
charges, and who u. Z. p Id the = w 20
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No. 1,2i3-GsOrge Il. T. Roberts VS. The Board
ofCounty Commits Toners of Brown County,
Kansas.-Errur from Brown County.-Re-
gtI>ed.
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AImO oct Frozen % Death.
Ottawa Journal,


Marshall Mott went TO Coal Creek, Tues
day, for load Of coal. He stand ali might
somewhere, and started home yesterday. In
the b. hollow his sled broke down, and Mr.
Randall and Mr.. Morgan, who were Just ahead
of him, noticed something was the matter
more than breakdown. They Immediately
went back and found him In semI-uncon.
scious state and rreszing. They asked him
some questions, bat could get no reply. His
team was unhitched and he was placed on
one Of the horses and taken TO q house as
quickly as possible, and was soon after
brought TO Ottawa and placed under the care
Of DIR. Paramore. II was rumored on the
streets this morning that he was dead, but
this is not So 1t is thought he will recover.
rad ne been left alone death would have
inevitable IN q very few minutes.
An0aMeR Man nk.Auu>.~. ~-.,~..>-.
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D0nipha0 COansy Pays Up.

Treasurer Flickinger went 10 Tope ka, last
week, and Was one among the first of CoGn-
~ Trrtsurers 20 make his return to the Stat
Treasurer for the new year. He turned over
50 sI2 20 OF State funds. He says that Treas
urer Francis report, over $4,000 in the State
Treasury over and above all estimates, being
SO much ola saving by dispensing with one
kn,sinn of The e islafnr..
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SHOULD BE HIS OWN SUCCESSOR.

The approaching Senatorial election in
Kansas Is not only attracting great atten-
ton in our own State, but is discussed lar
gely in the Republican press OF the coun-
try. So far as We have noticed, but one or
two Republican papers outside Of Kansas
and but few within this State, have been
able to discover any pretext for not re elect
ing Senator ingalls,. Viewed in every
light, there is confessed inability to un
derstand why the Republicans of Kansas
should not re-elect their present Senator.
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KANSAS NEWS.

W. T. Scott has been appointed police judge
at HoIton, vice, Keller, resigned.
-Lenora, in Norton county, Is to have q
new hotel, built Of native stone.
To change Place..
Emp re City Echo, 2.
We learn tnat the Olathe Progress Office
will be removed to Stafford, Pratt county
Kansas.
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The Republican sentiment of Kansas
is overwhelmingly in favor of the return of
Hon. John j. ingalls, to the Senset. We
have not met with Republican in Alien
county who is opposed to his election for
second term. Even many Democrats ad-
nit that he has made the best Senator that
Kansas ever had, and that his official ca.
reer has been of much credit to the State
Above all Others he is cur choice for the
position.
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either had a scratch on his fingers, or re-
ceived one from the PATIENTS teeth, IN plac-
Ing his fingers in MS mouth The fingers
soon after became inf Imed, constantly grow
ing worse, until, We learn, the doctors have
decided hat the finger and thumb must De
amputstei, in order 20 save the arm They
ATE in hopes that this course Will save the
limb.
l YOuuE Kan rI,s SGadeuIy While
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Troy Chief, OIL

We have frequently read Of cases Of dIpthe-
ia poisoning, and Of the virulent character
OF the understanding the dis sse; and now
case has occurred in our immed ate vicini-
". Mr. SCHUYLER, a farmer north Of town
died Of the disease last week. During his ILL.,
ness, swab was used by his attendants to
remove the phlegm or matter, as 1t collected
IN his throat, and opstructed his respiration.
One night, shortly before ~hiS death,
Fred. Aoser was sitting mp with him.
In one Of the patients choking
spells the ssab could not be found,
and as there WIS no time To lose, Moser
thrust his fore-nnger and thumb down his
roaq3t, and removed the phlegm. Moser
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Wichita Eagle, 81

A man named Frank Cochran disappeared
very mysteriously from this city last week,
and the city MARSHAL nor his assistants have
been able 10 unrsvel the serious look of the
matter. The n an came here with a team and
was engaged IN renovating feather beds by
some process, is partner being In some 9th.
er portion Of the State engage similarly.
Cochran concluded 10 move on to Wellington,
IL seems, and hired a man to drive his team,
The goods being loaded on at the depot, Coch-
ran told his employe that he NUT 60 back
up town, but that he would rsturn In half an
hour. That was about noon "Wednesday last
we believe, after which nothing Was seen of
him. The driver, firing. came down 20 town
in the evening, and not finding Cochran, put
the team In the stable In day or two his
partner came on. out ne Is as much In the
dark rs anyone. Cochran was an industrious
and sober man, and had some money about
mis- person.
A Hand BADLY Poisoned By DSpthe-
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Fire In Scandal.

IAtchison Patriot 8.
Gulick's stone block, in Scandal, burned
yesterday. II was valued at IS sou /; insured IN
the st. Joe Fire & Marine for $50.
Company 'sA'' Will Nos Accept.
IHolJoa Signal,sl
Company a." of the State militia, received
an Invitation To- participate in the Inaugural
ceremonies, at Topeka next Monday. Ii has
been decided not To accept.
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No 1923
BY THE CoCET

George c. /. Seaman W. T. 8. Hufaker, Eliza
\. SuffassT ant J. W. Mcmillan. Error
from Linn county. Reversed.
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/ asked Kate when she should begin to
poison her husband she said. Not until
he gets home from Troy" as she felt some
thing would happen to save her from the
trouble before he got back; she said /
might get the morphine: that she might
have It resdy when Charley got back; I
bought it and gave it to her at the house !;
about December %. 1877, Kate gave me a
M atch safe at the Sunday morning temper
anoe meeting as birthday present; Christ
mas
SIZE GAVE NE CIGAR CASE;
/ made her Christmas present Of a jewel
case gave her a bottle of perfumery
January, 1873; in February Kate gave me
a china cup and saucer; while Mr.. Cobb
was in Troy l was at his house four nights
the FIRST time until ten o'clock p. m, the
last until four O'Clock a. m; the time was
spent in converting, kissing aud embracing !;
Mr.. Cobb returned from Troy the latter
part of January until the first of Februs-
~ continued to treatmy wife as agreed
to get divorce
CHARLES DOESN'T LIKE MORPHINE.
The 1st Of February, when called at
Mrs. Cobb's house for orders,she told NE she
had put the morphine in the tea for Mr..
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SPECIAL NOTICES.
FOR SALE.
MACHINERY HALL.
Lately used for the
CENTENNIAL EXHIBITION.

This extensive and we'll known Building is offered
at private sale entire in sectional parts tho materials
contained therein, to suit the wants Of purchasers
IL be used in the construction of
railroad passenger and freight depots excursion,
house. wharf and dock buildings, &c.
For information circular containing illustration,
sectional view full description and particulars address
w. c. ALLISON & co.
sd and Walnut sts,
Philadelphia Pa.
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REAL ESTATE AT AUCTION.

NOTIcE.--rliE LEASE OF fcLroN fISn MARKEr
IN will he ocrcd public sale I've held by order tho
of Docks tho Exchange Salcsroons No III
broadway Tuesday 18th March 1870 ~ " NJ o'clock
For fu Information the City Record for sale at No.
City Hall
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HURsEs. CAnKIAGEs. &C.

A a7SIIARLEs ". BAKhKR. ACCIiON EEK .s:RlAT
A.PEkEMPTORY sale of the highest KENTUCKY
BRED .TRoTTlNG. COACH and SADDLE stock ever
brought to New York from tine Blue Grass Region take
place on next WEDNESDAY, March 49, ut II o'clock, at
BARKER SONS New York TattersslI's. corner Of
Broudway and 3sth ST., comprising SEVENTEEN head OF
the grandcs and fastest young green TROTTERS finest
combined SADDLE and Harness Horses and most elegant
MATCHED PAIRS Coach and Coupe Horses earth, in
Guiding tho get Of AMERICAN CLAY. HOWARD ) Ar
pALLAl p.LL GRAFT HORSE; HAMLET, BRiGNOLi, NED
FORREST, HARRIS CLARK CHIEF and other
noted Kentucky sres. Among the Young trcttcrs Of
TkOr IN 225; sorrol Mare. l5A high that CAN BEAT
2G; OTHERS that trOt In from 1850 DOWN I'D
Gsd'nE ~ high That Is BEY0MD cAvlI. the most WON
FEARING and broke SADDLE Horse in the world goes
every known gait and has halfme In 4s1a scconds
is also superb In harness Among the PAIRS Is very
superior team Of bay Gengs III high Of great style and
Knee action. The stock view for trial. TIE
TINE claimed for the troters will be SHOWN IN HAR
NESS to purchasers timo PREVIOUS To sale The
otbcr Horses also be TRIED in every possible
required BEFORE tho day of sale.
The New York herald., 1879-03-17

WHOLE TICKETS S..
All the above prizes will be drawn at this drawing
Tho following numbers the first three prizes the
ordinary drawing Of February %:
NO. 72207 DREW $1,000
No. 4o.4s7 DREW $500
NO. z7.slo DREW 5000.
SOLD IN PITrSBURG.
WILLIAMSON 4 Co, GENERAL EASTERN AGENTS,
500 BROADWAY, NEAR HOUSTON, NEW YORK
Send In orders without delay in the last Extaord
nary drawing unable to supply tho demand
Correspondence private. List OF drawings published In
the New York Herald StAats Zetung and Louisville Com
mercia All Of ticket holders mailed copy
of the official list 8 received.