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The Leavenworth weekly times., 1879-03-13
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TOPEKA, March Mr.. S.ainn, on oi
the AtchisOa representatives 10 The Lower
House, gave an entert.inrnsnt q. PopPen-
dicks last evening. Many members oi
both Houses were present, ard the sfair
wss decidedly pleasant and hilarious Mr..
Seston is proprietor Of extensive boiler and
foundry works at A,cbi-on, where he il
well known and highly respected ~ a man
oi enterprise and sterling tu,iness intsg
rity.
The impossibiii'y of making hesd~ay
against the prevailing tide Of extrsvagspce
in tn. shape Of appropriation bills was de
mnns;ratsd this morri ing in the House
Yesterday, hv a somewhat decided vote.
the Enpoii, Normal School appropriation
failed of passage. think | may say tha,
at lesst three fon-,hs of iha House were op
posed to the bill considered as 10 its subj CT
matter. Fat the claims of locality
overcame all other confederation.
The ioterss's Of the people were entirely
ignored i'll the cl.nor nf huiidozing lob
by. On motion 10 -scOpsider, the matter
was call-d up sgain this morniry, TO III.
| obstruction Of much other business OF great
Importance, and pss-,d To y successful vote.
| This action goes far to confirm and perpet-
uste a system OF normal scnool ins,ruc ion
| in kansss. which Is n heavy annual drain
| upon the : ate Treasury without ret II a to
the people OF benetits at all commensurate
| with The expense Of its support. This sys
| tenn after abont thirty years Of trial in the
State of New York, has been abolished a.
a failure. In no other State where il has
been adopted have its results been satisfac
tory Sc11er or later it must be abolished
everywhere. This was an eminenily IA
vorshle opportunity to give t,he ''go bve'
in Kansas. We will ev, n,ually regret that
we did not do il.
A few days ago Senator Green, charm an
Of the Senate Committee ON Fducs,ion and
the writer hereof, chairman of the House
Committee, with several other members of
the committee and Governor ST. John Wis
tied one OF the public schools of the city to
witness q recitstion of the class in vocal
music. The exercises were under the di
rection of Prof. slie. OF Topeka. The pro-
fciency OF the pupils in this pleasing art
was truly wond rful. II any parent or
teacher wants to know how vocal music
cin be taught successfully TO children in
the public schools, advise him to apply to
Prof Slie for information. The Pro
iessor and E NJ Foote have
published a little 'book entitled stepping
Stones to Singing" BY observing the in
structions contained in this book any
teacher can teach, and any child can learn
how to wri'e music and read it.
A concurrent resolution has lust been
sent in from the Senate, proposing adjourn
ment sine dee at the hour OF ~ NJ next
Tuesday. J. A. L.
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Patrick Mcdonald ys stephen D'Donnell-
Motion for ia iGment withdrawn
state Of kan-as vs. Henry Lane-Ipefei'd
ants motion 10 quash information-pendin
which State given leave 10 atneud.
II Z. scott vs. Neagher ei aI-Motion 10 con-
firm sale susisiuel.
Crow1erv- Hammond ct a;-NOt!on TO con-
irul sqle sustained Taxes and costs oTdere-i
paid ana balance Ordered 10 DC paid u JOnn
Cook.
I.aTworf vs. Currsn ct al-DemUrTer over
ruIeti-y' r. W aSsler Esq ap pointed guar
ian al liium. for minor Geieuranis, Patrick
Curran pnd Maggie CuTTan /; Tal q to answer
in twenty days. Csse continued 10 neNi
tenn Of cOuIt
ouire plaintiff TO make petition more defnit.
and certain held under adEl-eIirni.
RuEkley vs. Greeu-FeeS OF j n. Newly -
witness found TO have been paid After read
ing aft fayit, defendant S>k'h 70 nave de.
f-ndani sworn 10 testify, wn4cu was r,iusej
and excepted 10. 80, g.
NeV.lsNs Aa.welI-Coniinuei TIL Saiur'
day Texl al ten o'clock 4. N.
Davis vs. DsvIs-PrUoi or puDicauon az
proved dec-ee OF divorce CH ground oil aba
donmeBt.
Court adjourned until ten O'Clock Mon'"y
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Tie symptom are moisture, like peTsplrs-
ton. intense itching, increased by scratch
ing, very distressing, particularly al night
as If pin worms We're crawling In Snd
about the rectum, the private parts re
sometimes affected; If allowed to continue,
very serious results ruSy follow. DR.. Sway ne :
Al Healing Ointment IS pleasant
sure cure.
HOME CARFS-We were great sufferer
f. ON Itching Piles. the symptoms We're as
boVe described, the use Of Swayne's Otnt-
tert in a short time made perfect cure.
Nv. CHRIST, Boot & Shoe House, Ss y.
! q ~.
T. c. wEYMAN, Halter, 6 S. Edgth 81. Phil
= .tlphia-
Reader, II you are suffer ng from this dis.
n ssSiug Complaint, OF letter, Itch, Scslld
nd, Eing worm, BARRIERS Itch, any Crusty,
SIsiF, skin Eruption, use Swayne's ONT
nl-rit and be cured. sent my mail TO any
address on receipt of price, Gin currency or
postage stampsl, 80 cents box, three ooxes
i 2S Address letters, DR.. Swayne 4 Son, $50
n sixth street, Philadelphia No change for
advice Sold bY leading druggists. In Lesv-
euworIh. by Arnold G Hunt Campbell and
k,ulricE. tnestnuTsatSH
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THE TWAIN 1ADE ONE.'
Rev. DR.. Ieanard'> Lecture at the
NeihSditt huTCb.

Few. DIR. Leonard, who was advertised to
lecture at the Methodist Church, Thursday
evening, on ''The Hand OF God in American
History" TOOK the responsibility Of chang
ing his su ject and delivered instead the lee
ure entitled "Ihe Twain Maie One" The
discourse was able, eloquent and interesting,
and the Doctors hearers concluded. long be-
fore the close of the discourse, that they had
lost nothing by the change of subjects. The
Doctor is an eloquent snd entertaining
speaker, and in his views of the perfect
'quaiiIy- religious, social and pOiiticAl-Of
the husband and wife, il Iuliy il accord with
tap intelligence of the age. The pTt jGGlce
and ignOrsnce-rsiics of barbarism-which
regard the wife an Inferior being, whose
dGts IT Is to submit herself unto her huso4n J..
are fast fading out before the higher moral
aud social s;.ndards of modern civilization.
d.. Leonard j. entitled 10 credit for his ei-
forts ia tn. good work and - i every other
minister or lsymar who contributes toward
the pGbiic education in this direction, and
aiIS ia lifting the world above the deb5 ed
and aegTadi social standard of the bar ar
Ou- oT =, fnI-c-NiiiZ ages
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An Oh s.nlsanh.

10 20 king over SOME note, taken during a
inu1nry through Scotland, IN 81 :, Capt
T. scott, OF Iuis city, discovered a InrinO-
randum concerning the % Eigin Cathedral,
ia the rOrth Of scotland, which was one oi
Inc points OF interest visited by him durlu ug
ire irIp because of lis antiquity AT d the IN
rel attached to IL by It, destruction IN
the lg.h century, by a Scottish chieiJail =,
kuoSn a. TIE Wolf OF RadnuCh. \ portion
OF tne memorandum i a copy OF an epl'
tanh fguuu on "a tomb stone in tHe church
Yard the letters having been nswn into
The stone in the rude manner Of Ia any en-
furi.s ago. II although quaint has IT. point
Il reads thus
..THls lie is a city: iuIl OF streets
Aud death the market VIII Te al men meets,
II life we're a thing that money could buy
The poor could not i've and L iich UUld
4Ft
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F.VAGT, LONG SESTEHCES.
Di,tgIcI Count Yesterday - ether
Proceedings in Ehnt TsibunSl

Yesterday was a busy day in tie District
Court, a though the session was q short one.
Edwards, one OF the church and sCuUOlbuuse
barglars, from the southern part OF the c un-
iy, who pleaded guilty day teiore yesterday
20 the fou. indictments against him, was n
Ienoei 10 eighteen years in this State peniten-
tlary and three months IL the county jail.
his compauion getting s'x ears IA the peni-
Ieatiary end six months in the county jail.
Jackson, the iorger, was glyen iour years in
the peniteutisry- The following Is a record
OF the proceedings.
sheriff mace return On venire NO.2.
BIaII and Morris Vs J 4. Usher Mandate
from The supreme touJJ sustaining tie Judg-
ment OF inIs c,uTs presented anu OIuerSG
complied with.
STATE OF Kaus VS. Levi Warren ArraiEu-
m-uI w.tv. Il and plea o. not guilty entered
state " GeoTEv Jackson, change. forgery
in thud deEsee- Defendant sentenced 10 cUu
finemeuI ia the PeaItenIiaiy iuT The ie44Ud
siaI,. " Eiwsr5s. charge, burglsry IN the
second de-re- ana iEIccny-lv -lvlenuSnl SEN
tened 10 confinement IN The ItnIIGAti2Iy
sane rs same-same charge-t,f-ndan
sentenced TO sIN years after The expiration oi
the above sentence.
same vs same-SaHe charge-Iese1dl ant
sentenced 10 SIX yeSls after s..e Iast ai'oEe
sentence.
same rs same, charge of petty Iarceny-de-
fendant ss-AgsBceu To three months N Iue
"ouDtS jail aft. r The expiration vi the three
last meD TONED sentences.
State W John I, harriS, charge o. burglary
Ia second Cegre- ana IsrceL y UeirI.uaht
* n,enc-u tos.X ears AZ na:d labor il The
penItsutisTy.
same vs Ssme-ChaTge OF petty Larceny,
defendant sentenced To three months in IHs
county jail alter expiration Vi sentence IN
penitenlIary.
same vs. Same-Ssme charge. Defendant
sentenced TO three months in county ia af-
Ter The expiration OF The two last above men
TONED sentences
Pacific Mutual life Insurance Company
Frank W Marsha /, et al.-D,slnISs Il
and costs paid
Stone VS. CIS-CoutiBued hy consent
lde. ReceiyeT, &c, vs. Heusiey yJ al Re
celver authorized TO insure real property.
City allowed 10 fiie amended answer.
Drummond vs. Phelsn ct sl-Motion for
leave 10 fi.e amended answer, passed Til
next Saturday.
Mitchell vs. Mitcheil-Saie Of Sheriff in
Jol-rson county confirmed, and taxes or
oered to be paid.
Williams vs. Reickert ct al-Sale confirmed,
taxes ordered TO be paid for is3s.
Rice VS. Bradshaw ct al-DemurTer of de-
fepdant Bradshaw. OyerIuled. Application
of defendant for leave to answer oyegxaled
and excepted to.
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PREMIUMS.

We offer Rev. Joseph Cooks vaIusb g new
volumes entitled "EIJLEGY." "IRANCsS Y,
DE>rALlSN-' 'OETHoDH CONSCIENCE
=" II EKeDITl' ana "aAREIAGE," einDodyIn2
IN a revised and corrected fIm, the author :
previous remaTkab = Monday Lectures. They
are publ Isne,i In handsome book form by
Hrugnton, O>sood X CO., of Boston ",
VIII mall copy of any one volume, post
paid, TO any subscriber to IHE lSDEPE NDE>l
VINO TeHslt us - for year, in advance; 81
any >ubscTi b-r may remit SJ..I0 and We w
send ht,n i HE lNDrPt NDE>T Tor two years
IN AZ ssnc-, ana Two NO umeS postpaid; Ol
any three Voluu e. post paid, 1" any Ou,
subscriber who RENTS -. 90 FOR three years
Ia advance.
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a Aurr lEfUg.

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are warranted 10 cure GOnnorn ea, Gleet, Cor
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Send tao stamps tor Treatise. Cure guaran-
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1BsO. ESersdorf;, Agent, Leavenworih,
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..The First Dcsc Gives Relief"
--fSI E,frfes r,r swayne's CDmpOund SyrU

Tri6l Bottles Dr. Swaynes compound syrup
of Wild Cherry, IS Cents.
The distressing cough, which threatened
serious results, is quickly cured before ceyei.
oping fatal pulmonary affection. For sli
throat. breast and lung disorders, Asthma, OF
Bronchial affections, Hopping Cough, Liver
Complaint, Blood Splitting, &c, no remedy is
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Com pound syrup OF Wild Cherry.
81 have made use of this preparation for
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and long standing coughs. l know OF two
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5 10 rrlt for it, u>e ! consider would not -
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thus prevent much suffering snd risk OF lie.
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ResII,1ste Trausrers.

The fol owing l. the list OF property trans
fers as recorded yesterday in the Office OF The
Register of yce5s:
WIn Teller 10 Emma Lacy lOt hnnDti ~
hIock a in C.cbTaue and Mu llZans subil-
vision To the City OF LeavenwuTln, sl5g
R-T amin Lacy ana vile 10 nm. it4ieI'
the. aUONt described property Sl''.
John u Riley and VILE To Benz amin L'cN,
the fsi.DxitE C,-s, TIbed o. or psIce! OF lanG
10, N.r: IN. uuuiN Niusd CEe-hH4l ot lot -
10 q. x - ssl tDcr raEe and Nuillt-ai. : Nhbf-l-
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Inflammation of the Kidneys,
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Travellers should always carry a bottle of
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0Neeklp Gimes
THURSDAY MARCH is. 1879.


TErIy, the most important adu.teTationS 20
avoid are f:gSS- which are ctculIted 10 ~
juF. III. ..s.aF o. lie" Merchants who sup
pI. their customers with pure articles nA-
Dr Prices Cream Baking POWDER retain
b tier patrons, have a larger trade, ahu MAKE
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cheap adultsfated powders
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The Kansas Annual COME encr of The
Methodist Episcopal Church, convrn'-s 1T
the Filst NJ. J.. church, IN this city, this
week.
IDUSe who entertain Ministers may expect
them on To- morrow or next day
The opening sermon Will be preached on
Tuesday evening at - =. VI
Bishop Wiley, OF .lncInnatl, VIII preside
and IN. session of the Conference VIII open
on Wednesday morning AT 80.
The Sacrament of the Lords SUPPER Viil
be administered, and the regular Uur!Isss o!
the Conference Will be taken up
There VIII a session each forenoon from So
TO Il IN.
All these meetings are open Pnd PUBIC
and the public are invited ~ attend them.
There Uill m. services every evening, ser
mDns. addresses, &c.
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Special TO THE TIMES.

Special TO The TIMES.
ToPEKA, March S.-The resolution OF
Mr.. Stumbaush denouncing Hossack for
the part which he played in the Senatorial
election, and demanding his expulsion from
his seat in the House came up for consider
alton this morning Nearly all the morning
session was taken up in the reading of the
testimony submitted by the committee
bearing upon TIE case in question. A vote
on the resolutions was not reached until
about o'clock in the afternoon. The re-
suit of the bslloting was yeas A, nays 5G,
and 80 Mr.. Hossack
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This called out Mr.. CslIens, a
member OF tie committee, who
stated that when the testimony was all
ready it wou d shov that the parties gho
made the charge. sgaIasI Mr.. HassscS
were using him
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cation and appointments Of the modern nrst-
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Special TO THE TINES

Special TO THE TINES.
ACaILD DIED BoRNIN.'
TOPEKA, KS, March S-And it will now
be in order for Speaker Clarke and his co.
operators TO crawl ioto their holes and pull
said holes in after them. Most of the day
was spent by the House in listening to the
reading of the testimony concerning Hos.
sack, and when the miserable stuff was all
in, vote was t. ken on the resolution to
expel Hossack resulting in A for, to fifty
six against.
THE MAJORITY REPORT
OF the committee exonsrating Mr.. Ingalls,
was then adopted and the committee dis
charged BY the deci.ive vote of sixty to
forty four 1t is not too much to say that
Senator ingalls, comes out of this malicious
inquest with flying colors. while biz perse,
cntors must slink back covered with such
shame "a ensures them the lasting scorn oi
all good ami fair minded citizens Mr.
Sidney Clarke. the grand muckey muck Of
the degrading business goes into his pnliti
cal grave this time 10 stay till Gabriel
blows for him.
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THE INDEPENDENT.
Well and fsyorabls knowa the World
ever as The Best Religious Week
ly News paper. II retains all IFS
most desirable fssturss and adds
new ones.

WashRll continue 70 print articles from
the best writerS and thinkers IN the country.
Tue departments of g ellSiOuS News Llieft-
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NJ Ni>stoEs, School and College, Markets,
Farm and Garden, Financial, and insurance
VIII. as heretofore, be contributed 10 by spec
ialists in each branch. These dspsItments
are famous because they are able and Iru>t-
worthy.
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A Resolution 10 Expsl hossack, Of
Crawford, From the Rouie,
10 be Considered
To-day,
Although the Evidsncs Shows I hat
He is Simply Weak and
Not Criminal

SPECIAL 10 THE TINES.
TOPEKA, Ks, March The report OF
the invs sstissting committee has Just been
rendered by majority of the committee
consisting of Messrs. C.llen. Harthorn and
kellar, that the charges Of corruption
snd bribery preferred against any of the
candidate, in the late Sen ,torial election or
sgsinst any member OF the House are ut-
terlv unsusiained by the evidence taken by
the committee. Mr.. Randolph, chairman
oi be committee, and Mr.. Hall, each sub
nit separate reports. Mr.. Raudolph
WHILE FINDING IN THE EVIDENCE
nothing sufficient TO sIbs;sntiate the charges
against Mr.. Ipgalls or any other ir rdividual
connected with the election, is Of the opin-
ion that corrupt and improper Influences
may have b~ca brought TO bear upon the
election. Mr. Hall reported that bribery
and corruption were employed by Senator
Ingalls, and his friends, and
recommended that Me-. Hossack, OF
Crawford county, be expelled from the
House ior having made a corrupt bargain
with Nr. ingalls, and his friends as discloses
in his opinion by the testimony. Mr. Sum-
baugh moved that Mr. Hossack be expelled.
Pending the discussion OF that motion, mo-
tions were made thst the report OF the ms jor-
ity Of the committee be adopted and that
the several reports and all accompanying
evidence be printed without dtiinite action
upon any of the motions
II WAS FINALLY CONCLUDED
TO postpone the reading OF the evidence
and the consideration OF the Hossack case
until ten o'clock to morrow morning.
While the discussion wss in progress Mr..
Callen rose and in strong term. vindicated
the Crawford members lie asserted that
when ali this evidence was made public, the
House would bet as'horoughly satisfied as he
was that Mr.. ..Hossack had been made the
victim of blackmailing conspiracy of
most damning and infamous character.
The friends Of Senator Ia gals regarI the
report as = complete expneration. The ev-
idence shows that Mr. Hossack acted a very
weak part ii nothing worse. Many OF the
Kansas City visiting party were on the
floor of the House during the proceedings.
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TO BLACkMAIL INGALLS,.

Finally, the resolution Of expulsion was
made the special order for 10 .'clcck to-
morrow, when all tie testimony a. relat,s
10 l.CssOck will be read
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STILL RErAINs HIS SEAT.

A vote was then taken on the motion to adop,
the majority report of the committee The
report was adopted ayes Sc, nays Al There
was a thin Hou.e at the time these vote
were taken, many Of the members having
gone home. The reports with all the vo.
luminous testimony taken by the commit.
Tee has been ordered printed and this ende,h
the agony and force Of Investigation.
HoUsE BILL 2l6
being the act to authorize Leavenworth
county to issue class OF bonds to be sold
for cash and the proceeds applied to the
purchase OF the old outstanding bonds
passed the Senate last evening with Legate'-
amendments as it left the House and has
only to be signed by the Governor and
Published.