davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
The Leavenworth weekly times. [volume] (Leavenworth, Kan.) 1870-1880, 1879-04-10

had that such letter as the one rhe suit
is based upon, had appeared in our COL
umns. After looking over our letters, We
always note upon them, over our initials,
the disposition to be made Of them. The
jenkins letter We find endorsed as stated,
"Give him the information. ID. r. A."
According 10 the instruction thus given,
cur chief clerk, as he informs us, wrote by
next mail to Mr.. jenkins, saying that he
was unable to ascertain the name Of the
writer, the copy having been mislaid, but
tha. we would take pleasure in publishing
shy explanation, contradiction or denial,
that he might see proper to send Us. He
expressed to Mr.. jenkins our regret that
wrong had been done him, and our readi.
mesa 70 make any amends in our po~ei.
This letter was DOT answered by Mr.. Jenk-
ins, but We received, in the course Of few
diys, the letter from Rev. Mr. Towne, pub
li~hed OF the 1lih Of February, and copied
above. This letter We cheerfully publish
ed, and after searching through our files
for several hours, and being unable to ind
tie article containing the alleged libel, we
appended the editorial paragraph above
quoted. The fact thst the first letter sp-
peared 10 our city news columns, instead
of upon the fret or second pages, where
all matter not OF a local character il gener-
ally put. was the reason that il was not read
ilyfound
After the publication of the Towne letter
emphs;ically denying all the charges made
in the frs: publication, we supposed that
the matter Was settled, ard heard no more
about il till we received visit from Sheriff
Love, few days ago, with a notice to the
eject that We had been sued for libel by
Mr. jenkins, who claims to be damaged In
the sum OF ten thousand dollars.
The foregoing is plain, truthful state
meut Of the case. 1t elbows that so far from
having any malice in the matter, We did
not even Eaor Of the publication till our at
tentiou was called to it by Mr. jenkins and
his friends, aud then We expressed our per
feet Willingness to make any PREPARATION in
our power.
We are satisfied, now, that the charges
sgainst Mr.. Jenkins contained in the first
publication, were false, and that the letter
was written by some evil disposed person
for the purpose OF impos ng upon US and
ipjuring Mr.. Jenkins. We sincerely regret
tina: it should have appeared in our col
ump,. and are now, as we hsve been all
the time, ready to make any public e1pla
nation, contradiction, denial or apology
that Mr.. Jeukins may demand. We do moi
deay the publication, or that the charges
are untrue, but the letter was such al
would be received by an paper
seeking TO give the news. 1t seemed to bt
a straightforward statement Of neighbor
hood news, was accompanied by the name
Of the writer (becsuse anonymous com
munica;ions are nerT published) and hae
every appearance of being Trustworthy
article. We take reasonable precautions tt
guard against mistakes of this character
but, like all other newspapers, The lime
has to depend in great measure upon thu
honesty and truthfulne.s of its correspon
dents. and, like all other newspapers, it i:
liable, 81 times to be imposed upon.
The Leavenworth weekly times. [volume] (Leavenworth, Kan.) 1870-1880, 1879-04-10
FROM KANSAS CITY.


President Blackstone, Vice President
MiJcleli, General Sug,Tiuieucent Nai
Horn. General FFei. tt AseUt Smilh, ssr
Col Wood, division superintendent 81 Oh.
C. Il \, arrived in Ibe cry ye-'erdsy
They brought the plans 70 the ps-seng.
and ire ght dspois AZ Grand avenue III,
pas enEer depot al the foot Of G-sud a,e
rue il 20 be very h-EGs me brick BAH.
irg, G0x2j, and will h foi-a,d inside t.
wood. Work on the West X .Tsts ireisb
yard will Commerce in a lev days
A di-patch from Bismarck ID T.. s-ys
the Northern Psr fic contractors on the
extension TO the Yellowstone have enteTe.
iuto a contract With ~. Louis U.sg o.
furnish 500 southern Il. gToes al IL - pes
day - graders.
Re, iver 5 I Smith, Of the K. p, aEd
party went ont TO MIlr eapoiis Ia. yss'sr-
day on sgtcisl train, to attend The we'd
ding oil Mr.. smiths bother, A q Sni,h
who is the agent II the K F. at that .oin.
The weddiog took pl-e last uigh'
The annual r.porL Of the receiver Of the
L., l. & q. il out.
The Leavenworth weekly times. [volume] (Leavenworth, Kan.) 1870-1880, 1879-04-10
A STRANGE CHARACTER.

Las: Saturday, . singular appearing
man made his appearance on our. streets,
and made application tn the Mayor for q
pass to the insane asylum. He went to the
City Clerks office, and was taken into Gus
tody BY the officers. Sunday morning he
said that he wished to go away and be re-
LEASED. Not being considered dangerous,
be was allowed to go his wsy. On Sunday
afternoon be was found lingering, and had
BACKED himself up with coal dust, and had
frightened quite number Of ladies. He
sas, therefore, again taken into custody
and turned over to the sheriff, who put him
in the county Jail. He is probably an
escaped inmate Of rome ssylum Some Of
the inmates o. the Jail Who have been At
Osawatomie, claim 70 lave SEN him there.
He had on At the time, coat having NO
pockets, and made in the style usually
worn in ssylums. Ga being arrested he
insisted that it was the 9th of June, and
keeps q regular calendar from that date
On being told BY the eff oers that it Wa
March be said thar it might be with them
but that it was not with him. He gives
hi, name - Thomas Stewart
The Leavenworth weekly times. [volume] (Leavenworth, Kan.) 1870-1880, 1879-04-10
CuRCUI,aTlON.

The circulation Of the Daily Journal" Is
greater than the combined circulation of all
other daily papers published in Kansas City.
-EaasIs City Journal.
Accepting the above statement a. true il
is su acknowledgment that the Leavenworth
TrMFs has the largest circulation of any
paper in the Missouri Valley, the fgure-
Obtained from official source. showing that
The Leavenwor'h TINES pays more postage
than the Ksns.s City Journal.
We are glad TO notice that the Journal
no. Confines itself TO the circulation of
Kansas City pspers, Only. knowing the
f,c,, as they do, that the Lesvenworth TINES
pays much more postage than they do, it
would not be honorable for them to deny
the fact that the Leavenworth TINEs has
the largest circulation.
The Leavenworth weekly times. [volume] (Leavenworth, Kan.) 1870-1880, 1879-04-10
STATE H,SToRrCAL : CIEuY.

Ex-Governor Robinson, Governor st
John, Chief Justice Horton, Auditor Bone
brake, Treasurer Francis, and Others, in
behalf Of the Board of Directors of the State
Historical Societv, are taking measures to
increase The membership Of the society, and
have Issued circular for that object. This
is society which, for the good work it is
doing in gathering up the materials of
Kansas history. it hiss become an honor to
belong to. The members of the society are
chosen BY the Board of Directors Annual
members paw fee of 8, payable BY the
Is: Of December of each yesr. Life MEM
bers pay $50. We have been requested to
nominate and send in Lis; of persons for
election "a annual members, which We shall
shortly do. We shall be glad toreceive the
names CT psrsons who may desire to be-
come members of the society.
The Leavenworth weekly times. [volume] (Leavenworth, Kan.) 1870-1880, 1879-04-10
Patti's Unhappy Alliance.

lrars Letter u the Ne.s YORK m1s.I
W. are fist couius To that -t4te Of
srrorly cD@mJn 10 The Pr,Si.1rs, where
c5ugI-t- m raj i.--j.iz .tI.u - only in
j-fruJc d b. The commission Of some uru-
-u,Iiy h-iuou- Cr.lu-, or rhs en- ,ure arrival
Dt some troupe Of lit.g actors Ipr pos
IT th se lest, { cir uIDst 81 .ir-ui-heI rep
r,s-ltstive- the P,u Nr-0.IaI 4. m8ia4-
lion, hly. jI-t boxed If IN Mp 81, some
,r'pl- -iy r3fhJu P-Fjrg their Intel bill,
Certainly vi hon; "a i iIuz tEeir vrgsse-
E-nt at the san Carlo, whose n4fnIl~s h =
gone to isw abGu, IL The Pppr DIVA IA IL,
great mistake uh-u he ntr.yr.d hrr-aif
,ui h.r loot Tor the ToUet II NJ 2
qIis. bat II bpr kI band ~sut too fN-t. a.
me PRETEND, VI u CauN i g-ut.emln
Who's. great error VS. 20 contract
mes1Nlaa - vi an sctre-s, snd TO one can
i,ei al iUst4ui's -ympa by with.a woman
ahD bet hsr rsPIt t'IDn Tor n-4,v, sgrof-
Iiaus tenor, vi whom, not many years
g, ,he q absolutely r-fu--l 10 -iug,
esaHz- ''he smsll-d - hid SG- hal
pr--,d un-csthsd rhrou IN 'he Il iurnsca
fari-tncrat,c ismrla'iu'; he bad r-uu ed
Hs hOrlag. % kings ard primes, only 10
n 10 IN. bad IN th- yu'-ar company f.
MONTE bank, who rhra-te her when she
rtfuses 10 comply With his .xacTiJls.
The Leavenworth weekly times. [volume] (Leavenworth, Kan.) 1870-1880, 1879-04-10
NOTES FROM THE STATE CAPITAL.
Topeka Commonwealth, 81
STATE HISTORICAL. SOCIETY,"

Msj0r Ii II. Williams, State House COM
missioner, brought up with him from GA
wstonie aud d-pOsiIed with the Safe His
toricsi Suciriy a Stale warrant which he
has held for tive nty-iwo years IL was ls-
sued Tor services as member OF the Free
State Legislature in 1856 The session was
held in Topeka in Msrcn Of that year. the
Legislature wss reg .rd5d as a treas nable
body by the Pro-slavsry party Ii power;
and soon after, for the offen-e al belonging
to it, or for some other thing done In be
half of free Kansas, the NJ Or .ds arrested
and taken 10 LecompIon, and Their. held a
prisoner with Gov. Robinson,
Governor Smith, q neral Deiizler,
and others, as political prisoners The
msi1r was Que Of the Old Guard all
through the Territorial times, wss val
liant soldier through The war, and hes sew
eral times been memb of the Legisli-
ture, besides holding other positions OF
prominence.
William Lloyd Garrison has written the
Secretary of the Kansas Historical Society,
4 letter, from which il will lie sen that
rSs great pioneer in the strugs lie Tor human
rights, in which Kansas became so much
involved, takes a deep interest in the work
OF our Historical Society in gathering up
the materials OF the history OF that -trus
gle carried on in Kansas. NatUrsiiy
enough, the S1ciety fud- among IL best
fIiends and helper, tie SURVIVOR Of the old
guard Of anii-slavery people in b. East.
IXECUrIvE.
Commissions is4ued by the Governor
since VI arch %, 1879:
Notarie, PGblic-S;ephen j. Osborne
PdSnee county, TO do business in Mes:
county,; f A. HildsrbraDd, Chsse county
VIM f Reid, Cloud county; G. G. Homer
Cherokee county; 2. S. Roberts, Morri'
county.
Commissioners of Hodgeman County
s. A She don John W. Hunter, JonaihsI
f. Wilson; Clerk Of Hadsemsn county, W
w. Whseland
TIE STATE BOARD OF CHARITIES
are expected to meet here again tn morrow
At this session, the rite Tor the reform
school will probably be selected. They
will then finish the Necessary business re
lating to the Insane Asylum.
Az MILIrsIRE
J. B. Small has fitted up Il bench in the
capitol, sod is ju1t now engaged in repair
Ing belt4 aud cartridge boxes. The latter
are being cit dosnD a. to be more con-
yenient.
The Leavenworth weekly times. [volume] (Leavenworth, Kan.) 1870-1880, 1879-04-10
Topeka Commonwealth, 81

Topeka Commonwealth 81
The folloSing opinions were hied Tues
day:
Josiah Hinton vs.. the Morris county
cooperative society. Error from MOrri-
county Reversed.
s ID. Cady vs. r. W. Bard ct al. Error
from Linn county. Revered.
James W. Il ain, county treasurer o
Riley county w Riley county agricultUr4 al
society. Error from Riiey county. Re-
versed.
Chas. B. Smith, administrator, W. the
cnunty commissioners of Shawnee county
Error from Shawnee county. Affirmed.
State Of Ksu-as vs.. 2. c. McGi!vray
Appeal from Brown county. Affirmed
Peter CIippinger W. Hi am c Hs-,ings
Error from Nemaha county. Affirmed.
II. VI Ma, berry vs. A Sivey. Error
from Bourbon county. Affirmed.
The Adams Express company va. B p.
Mcdonald. Error from Bourbon county.
Affirmed.
CITY Of Eureka Va. Fr.n Davis. APP
peal from Greenwood county. Affirmed.
]. w. Winfield vs.. e. l. Brinkman
ct al. Error from Barton county. Re
ver-ed.
The State of Kansas W.. Robert L. Sim
mons. Appeal from Neosho county. Re-
versed
NJ Martin vs.. John Borgman. Eror
from Washington county. Reversed.
The City of A,chison Va. George Janson.
Error from Atohison county. Reversed.
The State of Kansas vs.. Martin Ruth
Appeal from PAwnee county. Reversed:
On yesterday the following opinions were
fled:
A., I. & S. F Z r vs the State Of Kan
ess, ex rel Marion Sanders. Error from
Lyon county. Reversed.
Dodd, Brown & Co. We. Hills & Cramer.
Err from Sedgwick county. Affirmed.
Dennis Mooney vs. Mary E O.sen Err
ror from Leavenworth county. Affirmed.
John W. Crawford Va John Furlong
Error from Harvey couniy. Affirmed.
Joeeph p. Brown ct Al. Va E. Holmes.
Enoe from Lyon county. Affirmed.
The Leavenworth weekly times. [volume] (Leavenworth, Kan.) 1870-1880, 1879-04-10
DODGE CITY HAS A SALT-wELL-

We are not surprised TO learn OF any
thing which might appear incrsdulods.
The plains afford a variety Of features that
are simply astonishing. We have before
stated that there are m any hidden treasures
in our simple surroundings. Capt A j
French has pla c.d on our table bottle Of
saltwater ken from a salt sink in Mss e
county. Now appears the incEedu Gus part
of our statement, On the 81 of March
20 DAYS sgo-Cspt. French and three others
passed over the spot which furnishes this
saltwater, which was then the bare prsi-
RE covered only with buffalo grass. Ga
visit this week 10 the same place,
what was their surprise to hnd
fSsnre or opening In the
ground, 2,1C0 feet in circumference. Capt
French sounded this aperture TO depth OF
$40 feet and did not reach bottom. The
salt water rise. to within twenty feet OF tie
surf ce of the ground. The water i. OF a
transparent color when exposed 10 the
light, but has the appearance Of ocean wa
tsr, blueish color, in the Immense vat.
The salt water, in a few minutes, % it
evapJrates on ores ha I'd, leaves The elesr
white salt, as white as hJur. To the taste,
this saline water Il not unpleasant.
TINS Ia wonder OF the age. We shall
tske the earlie-t opportunity Of visiting the
salt veil, which lies forty miles southwest
Of Dodge Cry, and report more infinitely
to the readers Of the Tunes.
Ctn We sccUunt for ,his strange freak Of
nature? This Is no idle staiemeut for the
mere mstler Of quilting the incTeduIOus or
ollsieriUg any INN grafton heme. We
are MT IryiT= to catch sudg=oBs. Oar
statement car re verifi d by any one WHO
desires noeo. y 10 witness this phenouie-
non. but a Rhine Of wealth. for oGr friends
in Meads.
The process OF rendering this salt water
which Ii, in Al immense volume, into i
pure and merchants be commodity Of salt
would be simple and iuex pensIve
The Leavenworth weekly times. [volume] (Leavenworth, Kan.) 1870-1880, 1879-04-10
THE RIGHT KIND OF MATERIAL.

IL Aatt cou' y L iess.l
Now there are the NJ, Fadden boys, four
of them l. A, ]. A, 7. L., ard Jay W,
sged respectfully %, &c. "a sud % yeas
Two years sgo they came to Pratt county
and filed on four homesteads and two tim
Der claims, 960 acres. They had nothing
to stsrt on but energy. Now they have in
addition to their land, four good houser, a
span of nice large horses, two yoke of cat
tie, a COW, wagon. plow-, hog-, turkeys,
chickens, &C., and more an two hundred
acres under cultivation. They did no, &C
compli-h such grand results by sitting down
and eussing the winds, drouth and gra-s
hoppers that rome people know will sweep
this country this year or the next, but they
did it BY work. lftbey can keep on at the
came gait they have been going, in another
year they will all be married and living a.
happy "a clans. Pennsylvania rsi.es the
right kind of N aterial for Kansas home
steader.
The Leavenworth weekly times. [volume] (Leavenworth, Kan.) 1870-1880, 1879-04-10

Perry Giiwarth - Samuel L. Corley.
Error from Sumner county. Affirmed
Ladoiska A. Psrley W.. Jacob E. Taylor
ct al. Error from Nensha couaty. Al
frmsd.
Lloyd G. Conway ct al. vs.. John NJ. l.
Gove. Error from Rice county. Reversed
The State OF Kansas vs.. William Lille.
Appeal from Ssdgwick county. Affirmed,
Hon A. NJ F Randolph was appointed
r. porter for tn Supreme Court, yesterday,
rice " e. Webb, resigned Gen Randolph
will assume the posiIion at once; he leaves
to-day Tor Cooley county, to arrange his
business affairs, and will come back as soon
as possible
In the habe1s corpus case of Joseph Hol-
land the attorneys were given time TO file
briefs, and the Court took the case under
aQyis< u,eut
The Leavenworth weekly times. [volume] (Leavenworth, Kan.) 1870-1880, 1879-04-10
WHAT THEY THINK IN LYON COUNTY.
II,ulnnIi-t Nl.NEsI

LII pOt4t News
The following are the resolutions adopt
ed at Saturday, meeting The committee
consisting Of Z. V Ekridce, J. NJ. Miller,
j Cook, Levi Dunn bauld, John C,wan:
R.stes, That We 90 most ,mphatiGaIly
coEdruIn and G-lOun,e each and every at
tempt on The part Of those IN auth riIy to
issue the bonds In our county without fist
submitting che question Of issuing the same
to vote Uf The people
Il s0lrei. That We condemn the holding
of s.cret meetings under sds prete1t what
ever to transact the public business and es-
pecially do We denouEce such acton for
the issuance or sale OF bonds.
Res Lced, That the act Of the legislature
depriving the people OF the county the right
to vote Oh TIE sale Of the raiiroai stock he d
by the county and conferrins the right 10
sell said stock on tie uDty commissioners,
m, cts cur unqualified dis,pproval, ard We
demand Its re cal ard the res GRAFTON Of
the law giving 10 the people the control and
sale Of he same
RssSred, Fiat a committee consisting of
one lrOfn each nun icipsl township be APP
pogntei by the chairman TO act a. an al
vI-o y Committee for the later SIS OF the
coun y and 10 notify the psople Of an, i'm
p,rtsnf Proce, ding proposed to be taken
afisc Ing the public iut rest.
Rtslired, That we are in favor OF Law
by the next legislature sbol!shirg the
board OF county commissioners. and sub
stitu irg for said board board Of super
visors consisting Of one member from each
mu icipti township.
Resoired, That from the past cklsss-
ness dis Jiayed by our commissioner r, IL
would be we'll FIR this meeting to appoint =
committee TO look after tie bonds yOt, d
for the narrow gauge road and = rv- an in
melton TO save them to the people, il the
law i not Il led to the latter
The following is the committee appointed
urder the above resOiItiOU-:
EBpori.-R- X McCaudless; Pike-Dr
liewtt; Center-L. o. Prie-r; Jacksan-
Aft ROBBERS: Elmsrdaro Lew DuuIbsuld;
Reading II. F Holm-s; Americus-Chss
Drake; Waterloo Chs. P,yue;- Agnes
City-Robert Ciark; Ffemont-P. +. Max
lOn
The Leavenworth weekly times. [volume] (Leavenworth, Kan.) 1870-1880, 1879-04-10
C1EFEYViLLE.


We frequently hear Of men up the lire
referring TO Coffsyville as 70 bad place
that 1t is unsafe for strangers to visit il. Ii
sstranger hiss ever been robbed or ~aylsid
in Cof-yville stree the DAYS of Cow boy
rule"-in '1l-2- 3-we have not heard OF
the fact. When the town was frst laid
out 1t was border town, whose population
in lew months ran up TO about ], 500 PEG
pie, who tolerated thirty-Sve gambling
deus, dance houses, saloons, etc. II people
were not robbed, swindi.d or killed occs-
sionally under such circumstances, it wasn't
the towns fault, for surely ali the requi-
sites and appliances were on the ground.
But that time is past. six years
When the cattle trade went west and
railroad building ceased, all this bad and
dangerous population left; and to day Ne
have as orderly town as can be fount
aDywhere on the line. Our police judge
don't make enough money ont of his Office
TO keep his baby IL shoes. We have good
Lodge OF Masous, snd one OF Odd Fellows
We have three churches, and "a good a
school house, of its size. as is anyS here in
the State. Ii any we'll be hay ed man comes
to Coffeyville he will meet courteous, kind,
manly treatment. Ii he i not well behaved,
respectable people won't have anything 10
with him, and he soon learns that lie IS no,
wanted here.
The Leavenworth weekly times. [volume] (Leavenworth, Kan.) 1870-1880, 1879-04-10
A FATAL ACCIDENT
ITor eks Commonwealth ]

Mr.. Royal Gallo, living near Vslencis,
P. o, in Dover township, fell from the roof
of his new house, a distance Of about TWEEN
ty fse-, on Friday, the Dist inst. He was
not aware of receiving any serious injury
at the time. and resumed his work upon
the roof Immediately. The next day, how
ever he complained Of feeling unweil, End
was not able to work. On Sunday phys
ician was called in, who pronounced his i'll
ness congestion of the brain, occ ssioned by
his fall. He died on Tuesdsy, the c5:h,
leaving q wife, but no children.
The Leavenworth weekly times. [volume] (Leavenworth, Kan.) 1870-1880, 1879-04-10
WILL RE ENCHANTING.

IAnihony lHarper county Journal
Break out your hedge rows so as to
be ready 10 SGT out your hedge
plants next season. What beautiful
country this will be when all of the farms
are surroupd d by living fences, and The in
closure well supplied with fine growing or
chards and forest trees, in the midst OF
which may be added fine little artificial
lake, stocked with fish enough to supply
the owner and plenty to spare. In fact it
ia hard to imagine the beauty OF this coun-
ty tea years hence. We predict that it will
be simply enchanting.
The Leavenworth weekly times. [volume] (Leavenworth, Kan.) 1870-1880, 1879-04-10
AN UNFORTUNATE FAMILY.
TAtchi- on CHAMPION,

The home OF Mark q. Taylor few miles
north Of Atchison, has been such scene Of
mourning and sorrow for the lsst few dsys
a. We have rarely heard. A few days sgp
Mrs Taylor gave birth to little son About
the same time one of their little ones, OF
which they have five, was taken with scar
let lever. Mira. Taylor became dangerously
i'll, and for nearly two weeks was their home
almost turned into 3 hospital Tuesday
evening, at 10 o'clock, Mrs Taylor brea'hed
her last; yesterday morning at 10 o'clock a
bright little boy abou, four years old died
The Leavenworth weekly times. [volume] (Leavenworth, Kan.) 1870-1880, 1879-04-10

Topeka Common weai,l

Topeka CofnnOn WeaIiE-I
Writ W. Walton. pre,ii-nt o the Capital
GUARDS OF cur city ~ BEEN elected an hon
orary life member Of the Eaton Guards"
the crack mill airy compan. OF the Second
regiment OF the Connecticut National
Guards y located at West Msriieu, Conn.
and has been invited TO attend grand re-
union, in June, OF all the military comps
MES of tina, STATE. This is quite a compli
ment to the Guards and to Mr. WALTON.
OF course Wir. will not allow Kansas to be
urrepreseatei
The Leavenworth weekly times. [volume] (Leavenworth, Kan.) 1870-1880, 1879-04-10
AN INTERESTING TRIO.
lNickersou Argasa.l

INIcKersOu AFyaSl.
". II. Spencer disappear, d last Thurs
day night, leaving himself considerably in
debt. He has been running behind for
some time.
j. NJ. Penewit fled last week to escape be-
ing arrested for ceiling mortgaged property
His wifi stayed behing.
Mrs Fisher. the victim of G. A. Shuster's
smorousness, departed sometime ago for
parts unknown. Strange enough che dis
appeared on the very night that Shuster
broke Jail at Hutchinson. What little
property rhe had was left behind and has
been attach. d for debt by Sievert Il Smith
Nickerron can get along without any OF
these three; our gain is the loss Of some
other community.
The Leavenworth weekly times. [volume] (Leavenworth, Kan.) 1870-1880, 1879-04-10
CFFlCi ; OPENED.


Saturday night, Tssin d. pitcher Wood,
Train Master y CStTsD sad Master NJ
cnaoic Carney arrived, and at l. u'clo.
midnight, took formal Pps-es-i n Of the Lew
division he dq'Iar -rs, and beg "a the al
mini-trafIoH If an Ihis place The switch
engine arrived lille later, ard with %
aud Shi,tle sw1s- the serpiT city O
Sunday every body vi-if"i the I, und u.s
TO see TIE gh mt To str II arouua
among the moa-I-r loo ,mptivs-, aud 10 RE
other RI hts wa:.h were novel 20 mot I'll
our people, and Interesting to all.
We welcome he Gry that bria. the rsil
road men % our midst, and at ina. their
associations Win he former CT z-.s 4 tri-
place may BE- mu-uii y pleasant a,d ,r1til
able; and fer our young city, ve predict ;
prosperous future.