The Leavenworth weekly times. [volume] (Leavenworth, Kan.) 1870-1880, 1879-08-28

probably are: but the trouble is, they are UNI
doubtediy not large enough"
IN HIS CELL.
SpaIding was found pacing res,lessly IN and |
fro, smoking cigar, and Seal cely stood sill /
a moment The reporter SAID:
Hello. Fred; came down 10 see II Won |
bsd anything 10 say about this little diff |
Gu ty."
Il haven't anything to say"
"Ot course / don't want you to say any
thing but what you might properly make |
pubic; but n little account OF your pleasure |
"Trip wouid be interesting"
.'GaG. you fellows bad all that this morn. |
ing. What do you want Nth anything |
more lou'i have me in Europe next. |
About the only thing 1 wish TO LAY is that / |
want 10 get cut fthis place, for can't eat or |
s'eep here. They say this is the ci.snest |
place they We got, but can't stom .ch IL. So |
lar as an. thing else is concerned, have said |
before ali have TO say" |
'Who are your attorneys"
Baker and Tom Fenlon."
THE PRELIMINARY TRANSLATION
takes place In Police Court this morning,
unless II IL waived. Ii Is not unlikely that he
will be out on bau shortly.
He looks about the same usual, except
that he il Drowned with ex posure and is re-
duced in fe-h considerably. He is very rest |
lees, a. stated, and gave a nerveless grasp Of
the reporters hand as he babe him goodbye
THE BOND.
Just one clause in tine bond given by Spald-
ing and his sureties hows the LIABILITY of his
bondsmen. IL says that Spalding shall well
and faithfully perform ALL the duties of said
Office, and promptly pay Orer ntaneys thrt mag
come into has hands Jor The use Of sad ci'y."
WHAT THEY SAY.
The general feeling throughout the city
yesterd y was that tue now prisoner will b.
lightly dealt with that ne is in some way
.. see him through" The Mayor, from III.
start said he would leave no crime unpun-
ished, and, with this AS a basis, it may not be
The easiest thing in the world to " see him
through That Spalding has b. en- more sin
ned against than 5 inning is believed by some;
but at the end of the verdict Is a clause which
means i" You are TO blame for SHINING Tor
other people"
the first question asked any one supposed to |
Know am thing about the eff ir is: :" Well, |
any news about the spaiding matter" The
answer is generally mo" The expressi ~ |
al told YOU so; knew all the time he would |
come back, !" etc, was heard frequently. The
ories are numerous regarding his return, and
at every corner those who have nothing else |
TO do are discussing them.
He will never he prosecuted. another
George smith case , Got Al The gamblers
money" Lead To something else" "No
use keeping him loo ked up for he VIII never
he convIcted," and many other remarks of a
ike character, are such as were heard when
the subject was brought up.
WHAT THEY SAY.
EX-actlnE Mayor Mlcnael WAS mel on Inc
street yesterday by a reporter and The follow
| ing CONVEX. alton ensued:
How do you think the case will go q"
ask I'd the reporter.
"DoE'E know"
"Do you think he has been in comnuni-
cation with anyb body during his absence ~
tmesning spa:dlng.
with any one one of mis- scquaintstnces
came once and wanted his coat which was in
the ottice, and he was refused
| result will be?'
Wen. / Ihink he has friends VINO Will
protect him"
"whys'
"He says he can explain II he has chance
at the books
Have you an idea that the case VIII De
II gave the officers full list OF the amount
short, aud IL Is with them 10 make D conf
plaint"
ut Is now after three O'CLOCK has no COM
plant yet been fleo2
,, Not tnai Know OF. M, ,,,-
ers who have been mpioyed by the citye-
| II can't tell. There Is nothing now TO show
that II Will"
"WIlI the mayor push his work Of investi-
gation""
81 think he WILL
| The reporter after leaving Mr.. Michael, Wis
lied the police headquarters ana iouni
THE .,ryy,pr,.,,
,,s o,,.o
Il II oiAaSo-
How do you do, Col Moonlight; anything
neuen
-sCome in. no nothing nj ALL
.Whal do Won think of TN. Sp ,rdir,p casee'
aOh / don't know: haven't talked will,
him M alI-
| ale is now in prison',
son YES. ne Is locked m. lint I don't go
about him"
| ,ss,, Sou ho tneoiS a"ouI the e''"se vi his
| ~ , ,,,,~r
our i,.,; 'iieotS
| Hhat Is IL.
| ,hiuA, as 'ou YOU Iasl hien,; that ne
MAJ Deeh III communication WITH Palies
he.r -.o, ,,-,,....,
| rof VIVA, pun Po>t.
| thai 4, he can. bacE AMI AVE Himself mn
| there would be nothing done to him except
| the worry Of q, trial"
| Have You any ground for such theory"
| "Nothing definite"
| NO mplalnt has been fled"
| "Noue yet has, l believe. retained a
| couple of lawyers"
| STRAIGHT
| -,
| hA-hayor ommethun vast sentie-
| man visited, snd with substanti .lly the fol-
| lowing result:
"MAnt TO be Interviewer"
Yes, sir; what do you rant II know"
| "Do you know that Mr. Spalding was in