The Leavenworth Standard from Leavenworth, Kansas • 1

jv4 Caep si YOL. X. LEAVENWORTH, KANSAS, MONDAY EVEXJXGr JANUARY 8, 1883. NO. 3,053.

THE NATIONAL CAPITAL. WINDING UP THE CLOCK. DBY UOODB. BY WIRE. KANSAS REDEEMED.

Hale A John P. St. John Steps down and out and CLOSIIG OUT SALE. tieeor Kobrson. Shilly-shally and Procrastination IIaar- (gtrlklns Burlesque a Reform Hymu Baoka for the A Fire at Concordia Destroys the Building and Merchandise of the Store of Haskell Son.

Takes the George W. Glick Eeins of State. A Large and Enthusiastic Crowd Gathers at Topeka to Witness the Extensive Preparations Being Made for the Winter Carnival at Montreal, Canada. The death of Mr. George Weaver, the Senior Inangurat in.

tiou of Spaaker, and interest lat present centers in that. The eff ort3 to hold a Republican caucus have not been successful thus far. A preliminary meeting was held Saturday evening to discuss tbe practicability of a cauem, to which Geo. W. Martin was invited, but wheh-he appeared at the lloorp iii compaay with Col.

Basse tt, be was kept out by the doorkeeper. Snoddy was iq the caucus. He is generally understood to be the railroad candidate for speaker, while Martin is the anti-prohibition anti -railroad candidate. The attempt to hold a caucus are iu-spirtd by such a variety of objects, that clash with each other, that result is exceedingly doubtful. Only forty members were present Saturday night and there was a great deal of kicking.

4 Plumb Wji at the Windsor aUday yesterday. Gov. Glick received a great my people at his room at the Cope-land. Burnett. member of the firm of When the Weary Wheels Were Almost Still, A Lucky Accident Ee-veals the Lost Key.

'How long did you say you had it?" "Twenty-five "What a bad with occasions', attacks ol hettio age, lor tweutyilve by. man, it's a meu-y thai there's a dozen pounds left, ol you." Abraham Orner.of Highspire. Dauphin County, stuck i-o nis tateiiieiiU and wbeu delations ot wander cea'Mjil lie afldl "Exactly. Vou'ie right, it Is a mercy. But the greate mercy of ail is that, before I actually cjuhed myself out ot exisleuce.

I got hold of Paixer's (linger Tome, aud a few bottles ol it cured me." Turrd ycu? Relieved you, you mean?" "I mean what I say it euivd iue," said Mr. Orner, simply. "1 leel like another man." Please take especial notice: Tarker'a Ginger Tonic is iitit a wre egxence of ginger not a meie stomachic. Tin ordinary preparations of ginger are tnehial transient aches, but at that point their ends, farker's Ginger Tonift covers a er and totally different lield. It attacks and dissipates radical and chronic diseases of the Lungs, Kidneys.

Liver and Nerves. It is as licioa-4 to the pal te as it is prompt and i ft' in operation Ginger is only one among many rnwenul curatives whi the Tonic holds in combination Test lis virtue or that cough of yours, or for any of tha ills which requires an lor the whole system And, above at', do iwrmit yours If to be nnsied. fxrker's Tonic Mauds alone. Nothinsj is ust the same," or "just as Pric 50 cents and Kconomv in Death of William Barrett, the Famous Jockey, Who Bode Parole and t'- Other Fast Horses. After the Usual Preliminaries Chief Justice Horton Administers the Oath of Offlce.

Geo. H. Weaver, Brims Co. 424 426 DELAWARE STREET, The Funeral of Nat M. Gwynne at Kansas City Murders andKobbery Other News.

The General Political Outlook -The Fight for the Speakership Likely to be a Hot One. Has rendered it imperative on the surviving partners to realize cash on then: immense stock of Dry G-oods and Notions, amounting to $100,000, before the first of March. nuyimj the larger size, lliscocic York. Standard' Washington Correspondence. Washinoton.

D. Jan. 5. The New Year has opened at the National Capital with an unusual number of good resolutions especially in official cire'es, where we have unlimited promises of reform and strict economy in the public service. As already indicated in this correspjndeuce, some of those now coatroling the machinery of the government have recently received new lights on thi3 subject and the zeal with which they enter upon the work of reforni la like unto that which uniformly infects a new convert.

Su3den conversions are likely to provoke mirth from the scoff er3, but who on earth can see Secor Robeson up to his ears in reform and "yelling for economy without laughing? Or Shilly-Shally Hale and Procrastinatlau Hoar whooping up the Senate at 11 o'clock in the morning? Senator Hoar is the Jelly by of the Senate; he wanted to provide the Indians with hymn books and tl innel petticoats before the cold weather came on. But it is in the departments where we see the greatest amount of reform. In the Treasury Department the rules and regulations recently adopted will be rigidly enforced. An immediate dismissal will follow the employe who violates in tbe slightest degree any of the commandments so conspicuously displayed on large sheets of cardboard is the various rooms and hallways. Secretary Lincoln has also caught the reform fever.

But the Postmaster General and the Secretary of the lntenor are not yet converted, and these departments will be run the same as heretofore, much to the satisfaction of the clerks. Mr. Raum, the commissioner of internal revenue, who for six months or more has spent moit of his The Kelgn of the Itoasen Should Knd. From the Marshal County Democrat, The first act of the Kansas Legisla We have gone through our stock carefully ture will be tha elec-ion of a United States senator. It will be a fairly test vote upon the rail road questiou.

If Mr. Piumb is selected to succeed himself in the United SUte3 Senate the friend of railroad legislation can cousider their cause among the lost ones. Mr. Piumb is a radical, salf-cynfesaed champion of the railroad monopolies; his election Dinlnf Urant. Washington, D.

Jan. 8 General Grant dined to-day with Senator Miller of California. There were several other noted personages present. The General will dine with the President on Wednesday. Badly Keaten.

Vincennes. Jan. 8. John Martin, a violent lunatic, beat Perry Smith, a pauper, almost to death with a stick of stove wood in the county poor asylum yesterday. Smith will die, and Martiu has been brought in to jil.

Accidentally Hhot. Indianapolis, Jan. 8. While Edward Sloan, aged nineteen, was hunting this afternoon, and within sight 'of his mother, his gun wa- accidentally; discharged and its contents' lodged in his stomach. Death followed almost instantly.

Aequitted After lx Years. 5 San i Antonio, Jan. 8. After1 six years confinement iu'jaif, Hester, who has heeu on trial for the last three days for complicity in the murder of Brcziil and son in Da Witt county, was acquitted last night. The jury brought in their verdict of not guilty at 11 p.

m. Died In Spasm. and have marked every article at a price Regardless of Cost or Profit, But with the sole purpose of means a further grant of the extraordi Morton Iteaisns. Special to the Standard. Topeka, Jin.8.nJudge Morton of this Judicial District has resigned, to take effect February first.

The Governor will appoint a successor. Fire at Special to the Standard. Concordia, Jan. 3 About eight o'clock last evening the stire of Haskell Son in this place was discovered to be on fire in the rear portion, and in one hour the building and contents were destroyed. The loss is said be 317,000, covered by insurance the following companies: German-American, Royal of London.

2,000: Phoenix, 83.000; Niagara, Xorc'i British, and "Westchester, London and Globe, and Commercial 82 000 each. The building was owned by J. U. Chaffee and insured in Wa ertown. It was formerly owned by ft.

E. Allen, an old Leaveuvtbrihian. The cause of fire is unknown. The stock of Wald in the adjoininsr building, was damaged to the extent of 31.000. TELEGEAPHIO BKEVITIES.

Special to th Standard. Jan. 8. Before the hour of inauguration the new representative hall was densely thronged with people. The hall is beautifully furnished and the scene was brilliant.

In coming and out-going members of the State government, members of the old and new legislatures and many distinguished citizens from various parts of the State were present. Many of the gentlemen were accompanied by ladies. Captain J. B. Johnson presided at the inaugural ceremonies and Bif-hjp Vail made a lengthy and impressive prayer.

Precisely at 12 o'clock the oath of office was administered to Geo. V. Glick by Chief Justice Horton. The band played "America." Gov. St.

John made a brief farewell address, in which he said he had administered the affairs of the State conscientiously, but he hoped Gov. Glick would do more toward raisins the State to a standard of civilization. He asked charity and good treatment for his successor. He was interrupted several times by applause. St.

John then introduced Gov. Glick who said: Got. St. Jodn: Please accept ra lhanks for the kind word3 ynu have nary and unu-iual privileges they now enjoy from the government! it means that the people favor the movemont to exempt their millions of acres of land from tax itien it means a eix year's continuation of the enormous power the great monopolies wield in such a body as the United States Senate. It is elling On Sight, time the people awakened to realiza tion of the danger that threatens them.

The demand for the sale being of such nature It is time that the two bit bosses who make their boasts that -'they always have and always can fix anv Kansas that, if it be possible, by any inducement to close out sooner, we shall leave no stone un time away from his office and in work legislator who ever invaded Topeka," uaa nnisnea tnat reign. ing tor the succession to Judge Davis as Senator from Illinois, is now turned to do so. Probably never again will the Antonio. Texas, Jan. 8.

A marrt Throw Physic, to the Ooga. I'll Xoae or it. We do not feel like blaming people have such an opportunity to lay in a absent. It would be very well if Congress would add to the civil service reform biil n-jw pending a provision compelling the same attendance to duties and the same abstinence from too active participation in politics in the higher class of officials as in their sub for this expression of disgust. Even Gladstone is seriously ill.

Win. A. Searer of Harper's store 01 dry goods for future use so cheaply, as in this sale. Such immense discounts will nowadays most of the cathartics are named H. L.

Grogan, a stranger in the city, died last niaht suddenly at the Braiden Hotel. He went to his room about 10 a. and in spasms at 10:30 p. m. At the inquest hi3 body was-identified as hat of a man who was in the employ of Adirondack Murray, the noted ex-preaeher.

Macazine, died yesterdav at his home grett repulsive pills, enough to "turn one's stoimcb." Had Maebath ever ta- in Mount Vernon, New York. be made that no one can resist procuring many of the bargains we shall offer. ordinates. Secretary Folcer. who rebuked one prominent officer of his de Hon.

John A. Anders on will likely the opposition candidate to Senator tasen Dr, Pierce's "Purgative lMlettsw he would not hve uttered those words of contempt. By druggists. Plumb fur the Senatorial succession. partment the other day for permitting his wife to take uu an hour or two of his time, had better turn his attention A telegram from New Orleans re A rree ift.

The Chicago, Ilock Island Pacific ports the arrest of Polk, the defaulting treasurer of Tennessee, at San Antonio. to Mr. Kaurn's case Every item in the establishment will be offered at a bargain. At last Mr. Blaine "speaks out" sig Tex.

railway have in pres3 an almanac and hand book of useful information, containing a vast amount of matter which nificantly about his friend Mr. William E. Chandler. I have often been told of Nothing will be held in reserve, as the sale is A special train was mi from Atchi son to Topeka this morning over the late that these gentlemen were as in Santa 1 road, and a large crowd of people went. Ki timate and on as good terms as formerly.

But I have guessed otherwise. it is handy to baye available, and which all classes of people want sometime during the year. The book contains des Murder and Kubbery. Oeden. Utah.

Jan. 8. A telegram has just been received from Hamilton, Nevada, stating that Mr. George P. Mc-Conkey.

the treasurer of the White Pine county, has been killed and the treasury robbed. No further particulars were gien and no details of the crime are known. The murdered man was well known as an upright and highly-respected citiz an. Chleaao Markets To-Iay. Furnished W.

C. Gibson, Board of Trade Koora. Opening'. Closing1. Wheat, 97c $1,035 Bonafide, Unqualified and Peremptory.

Mary Cherry, who was soon to be Mr, Chanoler has become one of the criptions of the Western States and Territories, a list of U. S. Land Offices, powerful financial prop3 of the Government's morning newspaper, and as it married, yesterday took an overdose of belladona, at Lincoln, and died from its effects. remains a pretty healthy tborn in the side of th late Secretary of State, he One man was killed at Eiston, wnere tanas are available it low rates, how obtained, etc as well as interest tablps, businets law, rates of postage and political facts and figures. In fact it is mnltum in pirvo, and all the yesterday morning by a locomotive backing up to take a train.

Two; more were seriously hurt. -ft xJ is not to blame for holding the Secretary of the Navy to some rjspon9ibility rnr what appears in it. Wtdl, Mr. Chandler is the strongest individual force in the administration of Mr. Arthur, and if any one is going into the matter is or every day use.

A meeting was held in New York 1 he same road also publishes a Christ yesterday by the Turnverein to devise mas book for children, which contains means of relieving the sufferers by the several line illustrations, and is original business of disliking thi3 administra uttered in my behalf and lor our State her brave magnaminous and gan--erous people, in accepting the great of the State of Kansas from vim a my honored oredecessor in office, 1 jan assure you and our good iiends assembled here to-day that I shall try to use it only as you have done to represent the honor and sovereignty of our great commonwealth. In assuming the duties of the high office to which 1 have been called. I can assure ou all that it will Le my aim and ambition to discharge them honestly and fearlessly In the interest of and for the good of the people. I have no ambition to gratify except that which will inure to the benefit of the whole people, and in the discharge of such duty for such ends I feel that 1 will have your honest and generous support. like ot her men, am fallible, but I trust if mistakes are made you will ba charitable enough to.

believe that they are not made from wrong or improper motives will be my desire and I shall strive to that end to be only of those who accorded me thpy- suffrages, but of all the people of Kansas, while as Kansans we may differ 23 to policies and measures we should bj, and I believe we are, willing to accord to each other honssty of purpose and sincerety of motives, it i one of the happy peculiarities ot our form of government that the offices change without causing any interruption of the ordinary -and daily functions of government, but all changes made peacefully without revolution or even murmur or or tumult. The reason for this is that people can change the servants ana officers and redres their grievances Mt the ballot-box, whose arbitrament is ag conclusive to thfm as the mandates of Omnipotence and as peaceful as the rays of the setting sun. They seek no appeal from its decisions, except by the fteaceful and Constitutional form? of aw. Another one of those wholesome principles in our form of government is, that the laws are nvvie for the people and not the people for the laws, his grand principle of our form ot overflow in Germany, 66SC 55C 17.40 Corn, Jau Feb. May.

fork, Feb. Lard, May. matter, and a verv hre piece of sheet 51C .10.714 The reported iludin? of the bodies of he crew of the Jeannette's second cut music, arrangei for piauo and a quartet of voices. It. was to have been hoped that tlm Terrific Slaughter Would not have been rendered necessary because of onr bereavement.

Yet as it has transpired that his stock must be realized in casb, we propose to do it as quickly as low prices will do it. DO NOT DELAY tion he might as well make up his mind to be a little hostile to the Secretary of the Navy. la this particular case it happens that the Secretary is not under ter is discredited by thoe who. under Either, or both of these books and the stand the Siberian any particular obligations to make his The inauguration of Governor Davis newspaper interesting to the mtn music will be sent post tree, if requested, by postal or letter. The earlier your name is sent to E.

St. John. General Ticket and Passenger Agent. Chicago, the quicker you will get the books. at Lincoln, was imposing and whose presidential fortunes he worked brilliant.

Nearly all the leading politicians of the State were present. for in 1876 and 1880. Mr. Chandler has been, on the whole, the most efficient political friend and supporter that Blaine ever had. The Mexican Central Railroad.

Washington, Jan. -8. Dispatches have been received here to the effect that the Mexican government has seized the Mexican Central railway. As Gen, Grant called upon the State department this morning it was thought that his business had reference to the important seizure. It is believed, however, that Grant did not refer to it except incidentally to 3ay that it the re Minister Hunt telegraphs that the expedition to recover the bodies of De OPERA HOUSE.

There is considerable doubt whether Long and his comrades is delayed by tbe sickness of the native guide--" any of the proposed and much.needed The Operatic Event of tha Season. The cible reports the sinking of the legislation relative to corporations and the public lands gets through this Con-gress. We do not care so very much steamer City of Brussels, in the Eng Calling, as people generally are alive to their own interests, ONE NIGHT SAT URDAY MATINEE. port was true the Mexican government lish channel, by a Glasgow steamer during a Ten Jives were lost. about adverse railroad legislation in prooaoiy ciaimea tim there naa Deen a violation of contract.

and the choiee of this graud stock will not be long Gambetta memorial services were COMMENCING Friday, January 12, 1883. Of the Famous CD. HESS' Oxden Overran With Thnji. V) deu, 'Utah. Jan.

8, This -city is held at Tammany Hall, New York, yesterday afternoon. There was a large attendance of prominent Frenchmen: remaining. the House," confessed a well known corporation lawyer recently, waxing confidential, "though as a matter of course we try to defeat it, but we pu-our main reliance in the other end of of the Capitol. The Senate is very careful abiut disturbina proparty or crowded with trunps ana gamblers Thousand visited the tomb of. Gam from the railroad camps to the north, driven southward bv the severe snow betta yesterday.

Demoustraiions were Gup H. Weaver, Bruns C0M1IY s-orms. They are making it lively for made at' the grave or louis isianc, tne mmuni3t, ai3' aL tne graves or tne the peaceable citizn'bere, garroting them almost nightiy iu the principal Including tbe celebrated Lyric stars Misses confederates of 1S71 i secures peaceful cnanges. A oung lady named Childers was business fctrentd. List ev'ning about 9:30 11 of the Central Pa cives the laws a peaceful ana secure enticed from hsr home in St.

Joe, by a 424 and 426 Delaware St, Au me uarnngton, linma sner, uose Leigh-tost and i izzie St lentme. Messrs. Mailt Smith, Alfred Wilkie.JamesG. Peaks Geoixe Appleby Anhnr W. Tarns, James II.

Jones and Henry C. 1'eakes. 'lodzment in the affections of the ueo womaa ciliing horself Miss Rftevea. tIe. and makes all conservators of the The brother ot Aiis3 Childers followed peaoe.

When varying circums ane3 LEAVENWORTH, KANSAS. the pair to Omaha, and took his sister back home. suarsre3t a chance to suit the circum stances of the people aad without violent or commotion, the application of The Chinese Vics-Council at San Fr tncisco denies the influx of disreput these simple but potent principles vlu4bles. arid it moves very slowly. A great many Senators are directly interested in railwajs as owners or attorneys, and it is to be expected th it they will set lire to their own houses or jeopardize their own interests with out serious consideration.

Senators are human like the rest of mankind, and it is natural thev should feel kindly toward a class of citizens who pay them big fees for legal advice, and for their services in cases pending before the Supreme Court." Tuis is the way they all talk or think, aad this is about the size of it. Until we stop putting corporation attorneys into the Senate and upon the Supreme bench the railroads will contiuue to get the bast of the people. The Chinese Legation here is an object ot great interest to a number of boys in this city. Two nephews of the Chinese Minister. Kin-Tan TiaSin, Fn lay.

January 12th. FEA DIAVOLO. Saturday. Matinee, MARITANA. THUMB.

FACTORY. envprnment is what has maae cific railroad compauv, was approached by two meu, structc with a sandbag and knocked After being robbed of his money and other valuables, he lav in the streec for four hours before recovering consciousness. A vigilance committee is being agitated, the police being powerless to protect the people. Nat. 31.

i wynne. Kansas City, Jan. 8. The funeral of Nat, M. Gwynne to place this afternoon at two o'clock from his late residence, at 1722 McGee street.

All the posts in the city turned out as members able Chinese women in the united States throug British Columbia. Since rtiir nftoole a law abiding people, and the re3tncdon law he reports twenty arrivals aud 5.000 departures. P. J. FRELING, Makufactukzb and Dxaijcb ih a law supporting people and has left them free to attend to vocations of life Kach opera cast to the full strength of the and business without the turmoil ana company.

Carried. Mr. Herman Simon and Miss Maggie strife that agitates and often interrupt- tt withstanding the pre at importance and ex Trunks, Valises, Traveling Bags, the quietude or the people or me oia pense ol this the fouowimr very Mornsiey were married at Fort world whn changing the mcum itpnta of official places ro-day, my Leavenworth yesterday at 2 o'clock p. moueraie scaie ot priss is announced ite-served seats, 1.00. Admission.

75 and 50 cents. Box sheet open Wednesiay, January 10th, at Grew Brothers book store. of the Grand Army, under the com JjADLES AliD GENTS SATCHELS, Wo. 225 DELAWARE HTBEET, 1EAVEXWOBTH. HAS.

Ha. oy ucapiaiQ aicuieery. Ariertne mand or Maj. Warnerr alsa th Mcpherson Guards an i the Craig Rifles. friends, you are the active potent actor of these principles, and vvhiihere viewing a change of executive officers At the graye there were Ihs regular LAINGr'S HALL ceremonies the, happy couple were iiiven a reception ai residence of are pupils at Professor train BREWERY.

of your state you witness the change Prof. Simon on Seneca street, onlv the vr t.hont naviue a sinsie ui burial services or the Grand Army, conducted by Mj. Warner. Thomas Ciowdsley, po commander of Shields W. A.

Earl, Manager. BRANDON KIBMEYEK, ffovernment suspended or an interred ing school for boys. These Chinese boys are sons of a very wealthy Each will have over a million of dollars when tbv are grown. They speak excellent English, and rank members of the family being present. They left on the four o'clock to spend i he honeymoon in JSt.

ex mini of a moment existins in that hiu Post, acted as ctuplain, it being the oft Brewing Company, Office. I thank you, my friends, one and expressed wish of Mr. Gwvune that Mr. Clowdsiey should climate in that Wednesday Evening January 10, COMMENCING AT 8 O'CLOCK. tend congratulations and many good wishes for a happy future.

capacity when he ime to. be buried among the best of Professor Young's scholars. They wear our dress while at shool, but the Chinese dress at the .11. for your attendance here to-day and I feel proud of sucti a constituency as you do of our beloved State, and bj assured that it will ba my earnest wish The remains were buried as a staff offi Comer of Secocd and Kiowa Streets Leavenworth, Kas. Superior Lager Beer in Barrels, Half Barrels and Kegs, N.

B. Country dealers will find It to tlifir advantage to give at a ca Ta Metctiaas aad Shippers. cer with full hows of war. Legation. The Chinese boys are verv Roas, correspondent of the Kan popular.

They invite the American sas City Daily Journal, has been ap to merit your esteem and secure your confidence in the discharge of the uties that I am selected to perform. To you, An lee Palace far Montreal's Caral- lads up to the L-gation, where they pointed Le.iven worth agent ior the masquerade in Chinese dress, learn Continental Fast Freight Line; office rCRSISHIXtt CiOOUM. Governor, from whom I to-diy receive Montreal. Jan. 8.

Prepirations for with the Siaudard, 221 Delaware st. POPULAR LECTURES DR. A. d'LEARY, thA crreat seal or the common weauu the winter carnival, commences Chinese words, and much about China not found in geographies. As mny of the boys who g) to Professor Yonng Patrons of this iine desiring informa and the ledzers of the realm aad to here on the--24th are in a very ad tion concerning rates, goods in transit.

vanced state. Hundreds of man are whom, indebted for many acts of let me thank you now and assure te can reach Mr. Roas by telephone, are the sons of officials, it is not impossible that the boyish intimacy of the enzaged in building ih ice tlace on and he will endeavor to serve them to M. P. CRANSTON, Shirt Manufacturer.

Mens Fine Furnishing G-oods. 304 DELAWARE STREET, LEAVENWORTH. KANSAS. Special Attention to Laundry Work. vou that it shall be my amoitioa 10 square, which is to be a gor present may some time have its effect On Ana omy, Physiology, Hygiene, Ltwsof life, their satisfaction, and promptly.

geous aff nr. rhe center tower will be upon our future relations with China hand them over to my successor a peacefully and as untarnished as you Health, ttrength, Beauty, Culture, Marriage, Ere. The lads who are being educated here We will publish to-morrow an ex have given them to me. are sent here to learn the duties of fu ture officiat life. The Chinese are slow The Governor was frequently ap- -nlAHded.

Gov. Glick and ex-Gov. Illustrated with an extensive collection of ly following the Japanese in the study French Mankin. Midels, kelet ms. XkuUs, rare of English, and he best features of our John then passed into another room in ta Capitol and held an informal re-osnfiAt rficeivinz a ereat many visit- and curious Soe -niKns, Painrines.

Instruments, imported by tne Uoctor from Paris. France, institutions. ROBERT, a WEST, Staple and Fancy Groceries, fur this special purpose. The finest collection ot tne Ki nam America. Admission first Lectur Free.

Kvpivf X)T3. Tha Palltlcal OutiooU. 5al to the Standard, 120 feet in height, with a tower less in height at each Forty thousand feet of ice will hi quired for the structure. The interior, as weil as the exterior, will be brilliantly lighted by electricity. The demand for accommodation at the hotels for the week very extensive- Suits of rooms are already engaged fsr members of the following New York families: Vander-bdr, Webb, Bromley, S'oan, Dolge, Twombley, Whitney," Whitbridge, Darling.

Wiman, and others. Files aad Bass. Flies, roaches, ants, bed-bags, rats, mice, gophers, chipmunks, cleared out by "Bough ou Rats." 15c j- planation from Mr. Arthur Duffy in re gard to tbe gambling transactions and which will give his side of the story. He claims that he wa3 robbed by their stealing cards, contrary to their own rules, and what would not be tolerated by themselves, if playing with each other.

ry A Marvelous Care. For all bodily ailments, arising from impuritv of blood, a torpid liver irregularity of the bowels, indiges; ion, constipation, or disordered kidneys, is warranted In a free use of Burdock Blood Bitters. Price Si. trial siza 10 ceuts Sold by Spencer Co. I m.

K. Corner mt Fifth and Cherokee mreets. LEAVENWORTH. All Orders Promptly Filled XAKSAS. fci.

HKSSE. Topeka, Jan. a. The city Is Top Bugy, Farm, Spring Death of a ft'ataaa Jekey. Long Branch, Jan.

7. William Barrett, the famous ackey who rode Parole in England for Lorillard and also roua many ober famous died yesterday afternoon of consumption. More universaliy recommended than proprietary medicine made. A sure and reliable tonic. Brown's Iron crowded with visitors, and incoming Airo Fkrigbt Wagons.

4Mt nwt 8 nwwilrw smnnnrt. trains bring hundreds of them to wit- 41lt. W. H. HALLENBECK, Merchandise Broker, LEAVENWORTH, 't KANSAS Buys aad sella all kinds of Merc and Order by mail promptly attended o.

Bess the inaugural ceremonies. Moa OK SA.LK One lot with two houses Id pood repair, on south Mde of alaut bet, 2nd and 3rd Cash sale very low. For particulars the members of the legislature are Ji9r; the Hist thing to settle is tlieelec- se McAuini, at me court voum..