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The Leavenworth weekly times. [volume] (Leavenworth, Kan.) 1870-1880, 1879-09-11

but the direct agent in the matter was ,
Providence hack-driver. Early in tn,
summer, after Mr.. Sprasue's arrival, snt
before Senator Conkling came here from
Newport, she was often driven in . light,
one-horse carriage, hired for the purpoee
When the Senator was expected Mrs
SpraRue dismissed the conveyance, and
another man came down from Providenc,
with 4 conveyance and psir. He remained
here some time, and finally left for Provi
dence. Last Friday he returned, and {
strange horse was driven down from Provi
dence the same day. Next morning (Sat
urday) Mira Spragus went out, u, accompa
MED By her children. She had however
mads arrangements for them to - At Z
given spot On tie grounds 1t Q. ain time
At Aat moment eazriags appsAred, tool
The Leavenworth weekly times. [volume] (Leavenworth, Kan.) 1870-1880, 1879-09-11
The Fteld-Tiiden Quarrel


Mr.. Cyrus W. Fields attack on Mr.. Til.
den appears to be generally ridiculed BY
taeeastern pres irrespective of party. It
The Leavenworth weekly times. [volume] (Leavenworth, Kan.) 1870-1880, 1879-09-11
MINNESOTA RACES

In the running pure, mile and repeat, all
age, 500, Bill Bass won IN the second and
third heats. Time. 4:I54 4:i9, 4:56.
The three yesr-old dash, one and one
half miles, was won by Minnie Lewis.
lime, 2:53.
The track was considered by judges two
seconds slow.
Thirty thousand people witnessed the
races.
The pacing races are to be repeated Sat-
urday for :. 600.
The Leavenworth weekly times. [volume] (Leavenworth, Kan.) 1870-1880, 1879-09-11
MORRIS SMITH BOAT RACE.
= VIII " "IIVIl . MI IT.
COMFY ISLAND RACES.

HALIFAX. Sept. Evan Morris has be-
gun Training for the boat race, on the lGJh
Inst with Warren Smith.
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The Lady Told by her Lawyers that
she Has no Legal Right 10
the Cust3 Of her
Children.
An Understanding that Gov. Spraaue
VII! Now Bring Suit for
Formal Separation.
The Route WI Oh the Fugitiva Took
A Royal Literally to her
Attendants.
TRACES OF THE RUNAWAY,

NEW YORK, Sept. IA World dispatch
from Providence says: Mrs. Sprague .r.
rived Sunday noon at LoGsdale, r. l., a
little village north OF Providence. Her
horses were used up, and che gave her
driver douceur Of so. she then gave
Warren Mosher $50 to get her fresh team
ready, and he soon drove the lady and her
family out of the village. She i. on her
way to Boston, avoids principal roads, and
breads pursuers. The lady has
The Leavenworth weekly times. [volume] (Leavenworth, Kan.) 1870-1880, 1879-09-11
BASE BALL.

TOPEKA, Kan. Sept. 4.-The game of
base ball between the Westerns, OF Topeka,
aud the Red S;ockinks, OF Ottawa, for the
championship OF Kansas, WAS played to-
day. II proved TO be most exciting one
The Westerns maintained their claim to
the championship by making score of II
to .. The Red Stockings return game will
be played at Ottawa on the OH.
SYRACUSE, y. Y, Sept. 4-Cincinnatis,
6; Stars, ..
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SHE WILL GO TO EUROPE,
DRIVING HIM OUT,

NARRAGASsErT PIER, Sunday. Aug. 81,
1873 -tIENTLEMES OF course / have "A
Natural desire 10 know OF the present we'll
being ana situation of my three children,
who, without my knowledge or consent, were
Jerday afternoon. Nv purpose is to contrib
ute To their comfort as far as yOssible. the
object of this note Is TO say that their wearing
apparel aud personal effects are ready to be
iorsarded to them In any way that you, as
counsel for Mrs. Sprssue. will indicate. The
brother of the three little girls, William
Sprague, Jr., Is the bearer OF this note. / am,
etc. WILLIs SPRAGCE.
Messrsi E. II. Hazard, W. X. Thompson,
Charles II. PaTkhurst.
With this note Gov. Sprague does no.
propose to justify bis wife, but rather to do
a part Of his
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HANLoN.CoURTNEY.

TORONTO, Sept. 4.-Hanlon has signiied
his acceptance of the offer to row Courtney
for a pure of 5000; date and place yet to
be sgreed upon.
ASHLEY BELI STOLEN.
NEW YORK, September At is rumored
tonight that the Ashley belt had been
stolen. Rowell discredits the report.
WARRINGTON, Sept. 4.-Nstionals, 4;
WOrcesters, 3. Six innings.
In the 9Th inning the Nationals failed to
score and the Worcesters made /, when
owing to darkness the game was called,
ruling out the unfniahed inning. The
Worcestors protest.
Providence, Sept. i.-Providsnce, 10;
Chicago, 3.
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TOE Sr.ORTINs. WORLD.

Exciting spc-' a, Coney island
Claims a FOui Judgment Other
sporting Points.
LONDON, Sept. 4.-Uncss and the Duke
OF Magenta Will shortly be taken back to
America. The latter has become very bad
roadster.
MORRIS SMITH BOAT RACE.
HALIFAX, Sept. Evan Morris has be-
gun Training for the boat race, on the l5Jh
inst with Warren Smith.
COMFY ISLAND RACES.
NEw YORK, Sept. i'm the cup race
on the course at Coney Island beach to-day,
two and a quarter miles, Brauble won by
neck; Franklin second, Fortune third.
Time, 4:l6. Brauhe was the fdyori;e.
The horses got off on even terms. The
race was easy. At the first quarter
Menizer and Fortune were leading. At
the one and e-fourth the horses were well
punched, Frinklin showing ahead. Com
ing into the home stretch, Brsmble made
his run snd got TO Franklin. All the jockeys
were using the whip freely. The crowd
was greatly excited and az the horses
passed under the wire the cry went up
dead heat ~ The juuges gave the race to
Bramble, causing great Dissatisfaction.
Hundreds claimed that Franklin won.
Fortune was half length behind Bram-
bic and Franklin. Msn,zer gained the
fourth piece.
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WITHOUT GUESTS OR SERVANTS.

He wss poor, as he felt, and preferred a
simple life. His wife came, and, unfortu-
nately fcr the mood he was in, had twenty
covers at her first Sunday dinner, enter
tanning at the house several permanent
guests and one invalid. Gov. Sprague
treated them all with civili.y, especially
Mr.. Martin, the invilid. Gov. Sprague ia
not violent man, except under great
provocation or undue excitement. The
idea that he used
, 1879-06-24

ing, and VAS sentenced to two and half years
In the Fcnitsntinry.
Daniel Buckley Msrl c. 8. IIobhs were e4es.
sentenced to threa muntts Ia tho County jail
for riot.
Charles Dtelow, pfeadcl guilty 10 a charge Of
larceny, and was remnn'tci Tor sentence. Frank
Parker WAS tried for assault and found gnitty.
.Iotn Short wss tried for cnncealhiE stolcn
property, nntl Tho Jury rere instructed to return
a scaled verdict.
JCnaz DnuurnxD-fn chambers.
Iun1E I}LopdErr-Submtttcd cAbeS.
,TuE ArrEt,Arn coun7-Noslona At ?. Ms and
Junux t1AMY.-?l3. and T15 70 ss1. tnlusive,
except 7oo; ~, 742, TAI, 7oo. 773, and 7os. No
JvpoE J1szsos-72, s54, City rs. Smith, on
Jupuz Mooas-17, 10. 70. Fl. no. 1a, whit.
ury "a. Chattcfion. on trial,
JuD0E 1tnaERt-914. H1N. 316. Set eAse ySl+
skoer "a. West Chicago Alcohol Works, o. trial.
JrpaE aiGhI.tsTEn-No call. No. ri. Webster
"a. F.. +. ". d G. II. L. Co., on trial.
JHpHr FAnxELt<-MotUns.
drDeH " NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..
JunaE l5ooTH tCrlminnl ConrG.Noa, ]. 3h!,
I'LL. Ia 4Ss lao. l'44l' 144e' 1'4t4. 1,44o'
JUDGMENTS
srrknfon uHT-CoxFtssIoNs-Rufua s. King
| u. u. r. Richards, $B6n.
JunoE GAnY.-Frauk X. Pops ~. Thon1au Smell.
Ahncr Taylor, and Janta .Aneli s.. 7h5. Marlin
Jung u MarRareths Mailman, $soi: 70; ,-snPhlo
gren: vctd!ct $500, and motion for new trial. .-Dc
Laskto Miller ". Wilson Il. Nixon, 81. o0o.
C1ncCtT CounT-CokrkssloHs--bfo Monroe Heath cf
| at. ". Peter Otto and John Otto. t3!1.
, 1879-06-24

another, into tho problem most mon ID tole
country have to solve after enc or another fash
Ion, How can I get for myself and m!uo the
largest return for tho least outla7f
II any one Of the brilliant members Of the
Chicago Bar ahou1d see flt to remove bis lantern
to Now York, md reporters followed him up to
know why. he would b quite likely t. to rcm!na
money mtudlnR his own busineas. Tho min
!star Is pcrltps mora closely allied to the cWtrs
Of wood md drawers Of wafer ttat tho lawyer.
In Tint no receives n fixed wage and cannot
Judge has 3 ilxed salAry (which mny be Increased
by presents iutllciously bestowed. as now Mnl
tilen the preacher's Ia b5 donation visit. 80,
after all, Cannot see why nne servant moro
deliver iii bis rcnIons for changing kitcnens.
A lady once complained bitterly 70 INC that 0
valuable cook lad left 1!er, md "Why, do you
aun'po}ssi The mo't r'dlculou. reason.'
"1here's another window In tho kitchen to
tx nora thnn sufficient reason, / said
And, IN spite of her offended look, added,
IN ono room, think It would matter to you II
that room had ono window or two"
I should feel obliged 70 cut the acquaintance
OF any Que who minated TINT, In beauty, any
thing could surpass prairie Of c4ua! te M ehattR-
without an Island, rock. or hsrbor. But II
ts barely possible that in son,o Wild moment MIR,
Golifer may have Wished be could spoil Laks
Michigan foF a., culinary purposes; snat 10 may
md mortar, higher than his own head: say II
10 barely possible. I do not charge h'tn With
such crimes. w..
DO 6ellc1e she 1o!es popularity;' be would
not preach else. do believe "ho Il ambltlous;' p
wcro he not he would still oa within sound ol
1laworth bcila,-if the destroying rector has
atm loft the bells s-ewfuRlnE. And It may bc
, 1879-06-24
HUMOR,

A Dig born In May does not turn Into May
hoEany way yon can a1 It.
~ study two pleas" remarked tho Judge
whnn the caac was left 10 his decision.
A good many mon would hare more than at
pecsent should they earn half that they yeatn.
A grocer advcrtisca ia the following tetso
mnnner; "Hams ind ciguss-smokcd aud un.
atnQktd.n
The Duke Of Connaught will take up bis
abode IN Tara's halls, and rebuild the ''sout of
muatc hcd."-Dastou IosL
A smart uptown boy lately informed his
grandfather TINT he ldn't tltke 10 hear bin joke;
"iss bad-fn.agc," he explained.
A man who got pair Of square shoulders
from his tailor cams very near being Indicted BY
the grand Jury for false wearing.
1t Is remarked TINT the elephant Is ono Of the
few travellers who succeeds in going through
tic country without getting bis trunk pasted
all over With hotcl-cards.
Why docs dog chew bone after It Ia do
void Of msatl' MI inQuisitivc exchange asks:.
That's easY to answer; you've often heard Of
dogs after.
"Do you sec that stick, sirlr said worry
stupid acquaintance ia. Sydnoy Smith. "1hla
stick hna been nll round thu world, sir" tsIn-
dcct!" said the scmoreeless Sydney; "andt yet
1t Ia nothtug but stick"
sThat man is rtch,' said the conductor.
You know him, tl,ent'' said conpanion.
d" Docs every rich man E1oan when ho pays his
1nrc.h No; but every ono who does Eroan Is
rich. .''-Roehesstr E1pness.
| y 1ittc child, who has just broken cut with
r., ,,, ,calckcn.po1, f. asked by tho mother:
be secs his darling little elzl IN such yilightl''
ad.'"-dmerieaa P1i,'eh.
An exchange says Jay Could was once an Cd
ttor. lie Is now said to be worth f2J, COO, 600.
but It Is 1!tllc use 20 comfort III this WAY.
that Klitters IL tho editorial ARMAMENT Is not,
wo rnny observe, Gould."-lNtw 1ork Com,uer.
This happened at tho Iowa State Uuigess.ty
Professor in German, "Therc is no getting
round It, our time Is short, und you must take
onc.Iltteen.h ot tl!e book at n lesson" Then,
after nomcut Of profound calculation. he id
lcd. No; hold ont am mistaken; we won'.
got through; we must take more. I assign this
class one sixteenth OF thewhole book ls'--Ooer3in
2ituieD.
! manufacturer Of col:'tscr oil thus dcaes
competition: "The eodnsh In tho open sc1
are pursued by whales. sharks etc, and liys ir
continual terror; hcnce, lka all animnls under
the same conditions, hayo liver discusses. jaun
manufacturers By obtaining my fish where nj
mar1no nl0nstar can gala necess. Tilcy live
peacefully md die healthy, THIS Is why my oil
| Is the best.''
a wolf. having got into his throat bon.
which d tramp bad left OF the highway, tried Il
crane demanded the money In advance; ant
thereupou the wolf drew its note at nxty days
Without Enforcement, on tho Second Sntlona
Sand-Bank OF fcw York. and rendered It II
bl1s!ness but, before Extracting the Done, wen
oil to negotiate thc paper, but Without success
, 1879-06-24
APPELLATE COURT; SECOND DISTRICT.

8nre3u. Di+pG>ca ia Thk Ttfbnne.
vi ',,no "a -.rhs ,n,tov,no:: nro.
UFFA"@, l'1ss 1u"e "'@t"u 'o'.u"'s ~"
ecodiugs were had III the Appets9se Court, occ-
and Diatrict. to day, az afternoon session being
oAe W ''
held:
GALL or Tuu ROCKET.
m c,,v ~ nj y. 1rford Collector: takon,
AZ Iay1pf at At, ~. Edwatds} taken.
a. Wcbber ETC., 70, Mackcy, impleadsd, etc.
psaaof, 0-.'
AZ Mt1],srd VI, Cooper, etc. passed.
10. Alexander Of 81, vs. Woo!ey Ct al. /; argued
ernliy by apncllee apN tnRtn.
H.. Harvey 81, Plant; argued orally by appellant
and takcu.
Id Marks n, Loor,er; lakcn on tsll.
I. chiencw Il Mnonk Coal i Coke Companyvs.
Mc1)eYmoit: taknu
bI. iicndcrt VI, EchnesdeF; taken
IL. White. Implicated. etc. ~, Gray; taksn.
Id Cream ri ii, ". The People, etc for use Of
Alexnuder 3eCuIlat; taken.
= H Mitchell tt At, Va, keOEig ct Al. tnkcp.
III. TMrrrtt ~ I'jln,arph: takrn.
10. Hrndicy ", Simpson at nj. tnkcu. -a
SO. Wfjle It al, ys. WhIttaceri taken.
, 1879-06-24
4 GOOD ENOUGH ArA8oN..

CHICAGO. June @.-1s Il your buatnoss OF n,y
business 10 mouse about to 1nl other reasons
for Atr. Collycr's going to Nav York thad the
excellent ono he Inn giscna
Were he anything buE minister, would ho oe
called upon to say anything except, ~ chooss
to go"s IL It not loo uear 1900 to bring The an-
tiqusted notion Of petson being more called "
TO one kind al work than another, aud that there
ls Obligation 10 stay In ono place rather than
, 1879-06-24

During thu passage across the ocean tho
Arabian hoFaes presented 10 Geu. tiFaut by thu
Sr:sp sor.s h,% %eFY f. on 6as!ry and honey Eass
thttYeQ wonderfully upon It.
, 1879-06-24

all means u4a s'Dlown's VeEmtfuze ComUts."
They arc tho bsst surcat. and most pleasant reua-
edy known. Asotd countekGolts. PEics. Is cents.
, 1879-06-24

No coatlyoncss, ltarrhca, or my bowel CON-
plants whcra Hop Btttcrs Gro used.
TQR e Tlk kA8l1NE BRANCH OFEICES.
Tn ORDER TO ACcoMMopATE ou.t NuMEHous
l. patrons throughout tho city, tA7a established
Nrnnch OMEGA IL ife different iiiyilo desiGna ate
below wherc easements VII! bo taken for tha ba1n
rtce IL cstxcd al tho Mau 1lce. aud will be Fcceved
until Ao'elockn. n snrsuG the week. and Until ?,
II. 4 ii. sl,iMs Dookseilcrs and atatsopcrs, l2s
Twenty .secopd.at ~ -
s. n. WALDEN. Newastenier. stattoneft ekc., 1000
West MndAan.ls., ne4t WeasHfn.ay.
,.HO!lElsi TilttddsToH.. .Wcst, ,sias Nsws Depot,
Il. G. t1E!IniCk, Jtwe!er, Ne1sdealcE. aud Fancy
GnodA. 7ol LAkH.if.. c0fnHF Lincoln.
, 1879-06-24
Ills LaAt Dpee

Said srGsfe. from kidney tronbls whcn askc,
to try the Ktdnoy-Wott for a remedy. I'M &
Iis Blood Calculates neciy. h. has no pain IN eiths
hts back or s!ue. Sold bJ drnEgssts.
, 1879-06-24

OTTAWA, ILL.,, June 33.-rha following prt
ecodiugs were had tn tt.e Appellate Court, ec'
ond District, to- day, au afternoon session bein
held:
, 1879-06-24
140rjsEHOLD GOODS.

FI7HK UNION FltRhlTuisE CO... o,n WEST AAn!.
i spa.3t aeti Ill kinds 0f houtehud 6e2t1 oA eaSy
pe3msoS, Law Plieea aad eAI tssusa.
, 1879-06-24

CAST OFE uLOTlS1 Me-
.r---~~
4 Ii. CA8H PAID Ft1H LAliES' AND HEHTlE.
n mans east,91 tl0thtng e1rpsts, hna 0Dauttg tna
OF Address T. llEtt3CtIEL. 6ta htsto.tt. to.tt.--..-
.ci1Eu rAil ron CAsT,OFF CLOTHING At !.
Cl1ELtEts'B, vi et4tcss. otdsE BY mall psoHpt5
attended 10. -
, 1879-06-24


AN AMERICAN LADY LIVING IN STulTtlAhI,
GeMsny waaa of ka.a T. !gse!ss q ltn PIX iha
tsxUaSsa ani music i,nvrsunlttcs fof tEafsl Aho1a
tI, EItelIeut FtftFpnces given an4 required. aa
dSsas +. =. nox t4'i. Providence. l. l.
, 1879-06-24
ROBERT COLLIER.
His Resignation Accepted by the
Congregation OF Unity.
Resolutions Of Regret--A Committee to
Look Ont for q Buocoaor.
Mrs. Doggett Ably Defends the
Flights OF C1erqynen.

A meeting Of the Unity Church Society "as
held In tho basement OF the church last evening,
10 tako action on the resignation Of the Rev.
Kobcrt Cotlycr, which had bean sent to tho
Trustees. There vcfo about ESQ members pres
cnt,--ahout as many gentlemen ~ lAdles' aif'
Henry 7. Thompson presided.
The Secretary, Mr. Furness, read
rnn LxrrEn or nhsloHAr1oN,
which wss as follows:
CnIcAao, Juno Gl-1o fha 1rtsstks dna con,
eredatton af unity Churea-DKAH FRfxKna: |
hereby tender my resignation n dne form a. yons
juua IT.. These reasons accu quite sacfeu ~ nc @me,
and have no othet In my heart or mind. The
q ny sIss h,DM Toss % ts me motce Il tS
tim shnn.d eume mhsa Il was thought best ny
either Of Tho contracting parties to AK for scpara.
1a tStes non.hs nor S tom th[s das ba - eo.e
to lie tpa when cur church Is closed for tho SUM-
mar. whatever arrangement you may mako Will
want TO ~ also tn ihis letter that htnceloi2
regret not havinR called you together 10 eontni,
with you about eo settous and heaFE,saaFehlnG
fst That tho change mntt l,o made at anJ cost
fented 10 meet you snd mako clean breast Of u
Va were 10 bound togothef }hronYh .oese ,onp
eoaid nos 20. acc now that you would !. hsrt ~
heard NJ Az u r. e. st co.,. ~ nod sy ask b.
:s ~ ose "n weh wheh fs b.cs or s aat and IL
aii pthers rcncmber this day, and pFny TINT lot
NAY ho with you always and reveal to y9a betto
man Tor your pastor and teacher than ns'e o'e
ooea+ "''' III 'o' '''' Ropxar CoLIrzn-
Mr.. Gilbert Hubbard mosed that the zcsigna
tlon be ACCEPTED, md tint preliminary arrange
,nrnt. "a to = euecesaot ha referred 10 the Trus
| toes.
The motion WA unanimously agreed to.
| Mr., HAYWOOD moycu that committee OF thfc
, 1879-06-24
CITY REAL ESTATE.

N fhfs ehHnan. Ere ltnss iess. Is csnts pr
serstoH. faeh attdftfonaiHnt, 10 cents.
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