The Daily Kansas Tribune from Lawrence, Kansas • Page 2

I. i from all the offices fbf January, the ag sgaaaBCs8wwgg ijmi fining rnor imiljcis THE TRIBUNE. gregate amount would exceed $200,000, THE SPEES CLALbISJ L. i. Worden on Supervisor' Marr'.

panV with Mr. Clarke, who averred tls LC I ft faith in Mr. Speer's honesty, frankly 0 I I bLE-UllHr lij admitting his wabt of system" id his business affairs, but fPf. BeduetlOn SIX MllUoilS Ifa the the accounts were ill right if they could Public Debt or at the rate or annually. 1 1 JOHN SPEERi Editor.

R. MACOMBER SON. B. FISH CO Fenian Quarrel. New York, Feb.

"23. Patrick No. 215 Massachusetts Street, do aisentangiea. Mr. Marr elaborated our plan for Meehan, editor of the Irish American, was shot on Broadway this evening by James Keenan.

Both are members of Clarke he had a-reed with me to assist Terrible LOSS Of Life by an Ex- plosion. in making it that we were to' meet in 213 Rlassacliusetfs Street, LAWRENCE, KAS. WUOUiSALK ANl RETAIL DKAI.ERS IN -X AV A O- OPEk BUGGIES, AW Til) jSTOK- DEALERS IN 6hR.CERIES, AND the O'Neill branch of the Fenian Brotherhood, and had been attending a Fenian meeting. Gen. O'Neill.

was at tbe niee Lawrence December 1st, and he thought we could comolete the work in two weeks thereafter. Cold esrWeat her ever Known In ing also, whioh was very stormy the NOnurrn curope. I Senate of the bretherboKaBi Neill The conversation turned on general topics, and as we were to leave or home AMI having come to an open Kee UIXOS OF Sl'lUNU WAGONS. I Wt.Udaii atiemioa or farmers to the nan was a warmradherent of the" Senate at and as it was o'clock: ana we i ivr I i i uau uut yei uiueu, m. wr.

lerKcr TumeU Over 10 ine rlvll om nis posuion as secretary oi tne or- Fish 1W Wnnn to excuse me, as I had promised my wife Authorities. ganization. Meehan was foremost ia some quinces, ana must get tnem Deiore obtaining a vote ot dismissal of Keenan dinner. I put on my overeoat, bade A The meeting broke ud about-Il lightness sf draft, an WEDNESDAY, MARCH 2, 1870. MR.

WOEDEPS REPLY. publish to-day, from the State Record, Mr; Wordeu's second letter, in reply to Supervisor Marr, in relation to the Speer claitas. We call attention to it aa a strong and sensible document, which reveals clearly the animus of Mr. Marr in he endeavor to curry favor, at the expense of others, with those in authority, and upon whom he ia dependent, and to make for himself quite a notoriety. Mr.

Speer being absent, we reserve farther comments. whereby Mr. Marr good-bye and went about my na iAAiin pAnaM fii.A.,. with a feeUns of bitter.hostilitv betweetr Keep const anil on haud a full aaaortment cf kinds of Sbelr 4ioud of nil. kinds, Tea, ofTee, Sugars; Butter, lUard, Bacon, Fish, Coal Oil, Vinegar, Syrups, Fruit, Tegelanles, A.

J-T Common and Dairy, hn.inaa an.l met Mr fW WHC UB if.l.. the adherents ot the hen ate and (Ten other. minutes afterwards at the hotel before O'Neill. Meehan, with a number of friends, had gone about a "quarter "of a me, and have no idea what rale of etiquette was violated that this high-toned Lawrence, 1870.. Editors State Record Sin i The very remarkable letter published by yod February 9th, signed "James Marr, Supervisor of Internal Revenue," is so untruthful, and couched in language so totally beneath a gentleman's notice, thai I would not trouble you with a reply at all were it not for the fact that the statement refers to my official action concerning the Speer claims," and also because of the immense appendage to the writer's name.

This official title attached to the name of a gentleman would go far toward crushing a subordinate officer, but, preceded by James Marr and his silly, vindictive letter, could hardly convict a man of swearing to a The clause in my affidavit which so tirs the ire of this doughty knight in the revenue service, was as follows He farther swears, that he never proposed to Supervisor Marr to make a report on Speer's claims investigation, nor did he propose anything of a fraudulent or improper nature, or hat said supervisor oould construe "To be improper, and that he believes said indorsement was wilfully and maliciously made by said Supervisor Marr." The animus and malice of this man towards me were not engendered during our investigation of the Speer claims, but have a much older origin. In May last, Supervisor Marr visited our State officially, making a specialty of enforcing stamp duties. He had a schedule of duties several year3 old, block, when Keenan, as is alleged, step and gentlemanly supervisor should con- wrani fcXOneraiea Dy the dold ped up behind and shot him id the neckj Siour and Meal, Corn and Oata. Kpw goods are added almost ail ider my exit so very unceremonious. The wound ia said to be very dangerous WE ALSO ffAVE The WishawakR silver Steel Plow.

Vandivier' IUrae Corn Planter, Jones'a Double Hind Corn Planter, Missouri Hand Planter role's Patent Corn Stalk Cutter Champion Reaper and. Mower, J. I. Case Threshing Fanning Mills, Road Scrapers, Harrows, Wie 9.e cfleap ka ihe and fully warrant all. We sell noth ing but first-class goods.

olu Ca'l and eee us before bnj ing elsewhere. b. FISH R. gouLd. Keenan has been arrested.

oi tne Deet quality wnicn wui oe toia POB GASH. Goods delivered promptly in the city. NIGHT DISPATCHES. In proof that no improper proposals were made to Mr. Marr is the fact that he met me in Lawrence some two weeks afterwards, and that we traveled pver The Gold Panic Investigation.

Give usoall and we will make yen ieel at borne and give you Batisfao- Public Debt Statement. New York. March 1 The testi- H. MACOS BER A SON. WASfllNOTON.

March 1. Tha nul.lin I mnm hafhrn th nnsAiitl (InnarauiAit.l tne btate together as then arranged; -i that we occupied the same room during debt statement shows a decrease of committee, in regard to the gold plot, is the trip, and investigated these claims $6,500,000: The amosnt of coin in the published. It ia very voluminous, and GOLD! GOLD! GOLD! KEEP YOUR MONEY AT EjME in such and accord as to induce treasury ia $102,000,000 currency, clearly indicates the cause of ihe panic, the belief that he was manly enough to $10,000,000. and the untruth of the stories resrardine AND INSURE IX THE drop his former prejudices and treat me tnc complicity of the President. fairly and honorably.

Suffrage in Wfst Virginia. The Times this morning, in review- The statement in Marr a letter that I i mu. msr the renort. sava the whole storv ti niiuinu, iuaccu i. xue joint I 1 rflsolntinn nrnnn.incr ampndmnt comes to this Boutwell undoubtedly f--I I i i i the State constitution, so as to enfran- ctea, i sane De nevea toe interest oi tried to persuade him not to see Col.

Anthony, or any other revenue officer, false. Mr. Marr voluntarily struck Mr. Wil-marth's name from our list, when he chise negroes and tx-Confederates, lQe otouia inougns mey natfl tA.rl,w hxr vntp nf going to make a fortune by send- I i 11 i i. which he insisted was still in force.

18 to 4. It was passed by the House suu. learned, from Mr. Speer, that he was KANSAS FIRE INSURANCE COMPANY. OIPITAL, $250,000.00.

E. IIKXI.F.V, President, (1. A. MOORE, Mcretary, I. IV.

F.AVES, Treasurer. If. HVUMJaIs, Manner ol An Vrilao Kir a Vnt. 5fi is Tt I nevea mac oorDin wouia mrtner tneir When the supervisor reached Lawrence I TvnSnfo rmt fn him th nt of March now out ot tne service, ana wouia te kotAhA MnrrM ti T-PIala. Pchemes.

They also tried to get Gen 9, 18R7 urarx nhft which likely to make our investigation public turenext winter, and be submitted to Botterfield on their side, and it must be rwnW i7i TTntv it owned that he does not come out of the exempted from tax canned and pre- He inserted the names of the present m. i rwi i i tbA frnita. vkmUMm. meats and revenue omcers oi lopeica insieaa, ana th finfrannhid fW.i1rfli affair with perfectly clean hands. Fisk vote in October, 1872.

ana nis associates aia not nna tne plot shell fish." He replied very pompously 1 luard jr to Mr. Speer we will that he was familiar with the law I had not Mr. Wilmarth, for it is our duty RUSHIYIER wont, wen, uut urouiu inouesiiy ueuuneu a a i.i i hih nnlv Tfinaled the Keep this matter pritate. I raised Financial co saJ row mucn inej uiaae out oi it on llraneli 011iM. Vf.

51 MaMiluiMetlM Slreel, revenue tax on those articks, but that no objection to this as the present offi vw Vnor ATrti, i tia vnoie. xne resiaenc ana one or the stamp tax was an ad valorem tax, re posted in revenue, but not nm.nnmAnf. vovtorA nf th coU nf iwo oiDcra, wuo were scanuaiousiy ira INDIAN TERRITORY. "Coming events cast their shadows before." The progressive genius of Amerioaa institutions demands that every acre of the public domain every rod of land between the two oceans, the gulf and British America shall be under the undisputed control and protection of this Government. In accordance with this sentiment, a move is being made in Congress to incorporate the Indian country south of Kansas into an organized Territory.

The idea has assumed shape through the introduction of a bill by Mr Cnllom, of Ohio, for the organization of Indian Territory." This tract of country, ome 70,000 square miles in area, embraces a large extent of the most desirable country within the limits of the republic. The greater portion of it is occupied by several large and influential Indian tribes, the most notable of which are tbe Cherokee, wliOfe rights it would be difficult to contest, and whose consent to the proposed arrangement it is desirable to secure. Still, by treaties with tbesa Indian tribes, some thirty oiilhoni of acres of this country, or fully one-half of the Territory, have been ceded to the United States, and have become part of the public domain, which is sufficient to justify a Territorial organization, without any pretense or ne-06ity fur disinheriting the Indians holding possession of the remainder. As the result aimed at by Mr. Cullom's bill is a part of the manifest destiny" of this O'ulry, nothing can counteract and not a revenue tax at all.

He said being able to nnd them we were com- LAWRENCE, KANSAS. three millinns nf rnM in MaroH Wa uuueu al uuie are suowu lo uave Wholesale and Retail Dealer in AIVIl WAIril All W.AfCn.E, In Fine Gold aud Silver Caser, FINE that he knew his business, that he had peued to see Wilmarth. We visited acted throughout with the highest in day corrected by the Assistant Treasu been enforcing this tax in Missouri, most the revenue officers in the State, tegrity. 'PHIS COMTAN II AS RN 1K)JN(J A MOST SUCCESSFUL BUS1- rer, the order' of the Secretary of the Treasury being to sell two millions only, and that in ona strict it took lorrv aiarr aeciarea mat ne was NEW ADVERTISEMENTS. thousand dollars' worth of stamps that satisfied that Mr.

Speer was honest and which will consist ot one million on the the dealers of Leaveaworth hai used all auouiu give mm a settlement 9th and one on the 12th. The circula FOR SALE. FANCY GOODS, was lor ue past six years, and is rapidly and. justly increabinr in public favor. an evi dence oi good and eucceeainl wanagenu nt, they have betn enabled to declare a retular ten ikt cent semi-annual di vidend.

Their net profits of. the past yehr far etceed that of any previous one In ir. SIIUATIONTO lllbSKFAClS, and wuh pride relrr to the following; nataes from araonjr the directors, stoctho dirs and patrons ol the showing the kind of responsibility and indemnity we offer to policy holders: tha fttimna in the eitv. and the banks repeated the same thing to Hon. tion of the sensation story about a for ill i.i ii a miaaoie comDinauon 10 Duugoia, ingot- AAA A nT170 A TVT ened the bears, and caused an upward ilVliillitJ Ul.

lAl.ViU had telegraphed for more. oabcoclc and to Mr. bpeer in Law- Too self-important to listen to a clerk "nee when we returned there, but said in the assessor's office, and too destitute Speer must lose the accounts ef abscond- of brains to comprehend a plain provi- ing persons. He asked me in presence Solid Silver Silverware, D1HKCTOHW movement, under which gold touched 1.16. IN PALMVR TOWNSHIP.

sion of law himself, he went through Pr write out an opinion HAS THE PLEASURE CF ANNOUNCING talbe mibiic jol Lawrence aad Gold active and excited: opened at I Kx-Uov. THOS. itNKV, J. KM Kit JOMA11 W1LI.EK, Hon. I.

S. KAI.LOCU 'MAN, H. 1. MAtBAY, t. 1IKNSI.KY.

F. 8 CARNEY, Massachusetts street on the 27th of ana sena niu, te torwaraed to asb lion. .1. A. UALUIti; 1.15, lutichfd 1 and closed at l.lui.

the State, that he has the largest and most complete stock, and fh O. BAII.EY, fclostly improved Farms, of from forty to eiuht Mav last and ordered these articles ington with his report, aud to make as II. C. hundred acres eacb. Also, M.

H. I.SLK. 1-4. 11 .1 W. A.

ROSE, l. AY. KAVliS, M. S. Gil ANT ii.

U. 111NES. C. B. P1EHCK.

ti. AKKLK3. stamped, but as I countermanded his HironS puui as i oouiu iroui me laois Congressional. 'H. R.

HAMMOND LATEST NTYJLEft OF order as soon as he left the tv. most sowing wuy lHe ciaiius were so large Washington, March 1. In the 500,000 of the Lawrence dealers were saved Believing the claims he had proposed Senate, to day, Senator Howell made LAU RENCE STOCKBOLDERS Slegant Jewelry from this illegal tax. I t0 reject should be abated, that iu fact his first speech id support of his resolu OSAGE ORANGE PLANTS, Having done all in my power to mey were -me most meritorious claims Ever before brouoht to this market, which he will tion, that in every grant ol lands to railroads, a proviso shall be incorporated counteract his blunders, 1 turned my we naa oeiore us, i aevotea most oi my sell at retails lower tha same goods can be bought for in the Eastern cities. To the trade he offers special inducements.

J. 8. KLI-f AH C. W. BABCOCK, U.

W. LUDIHGTON, T). M. MOOKE, JOHN SPKER, K. A.

SMITH, JOSIAH MILLER, W. RCTLHfF MMPSON BROTH Is. Rd, JOHN FRASElt. W. V.r.

NKVISON. Cbeap lor ca-h. Will deliver at Vlnland attention to saving the credit of mv au- letter to this point. That letter has 10 I. S.

KALI.OCH, H. J. KUSHMER, H. C. SCHKLL, I.

H. SHlilMONS, Tu Tl i V.n ,1 nl securing homesteads on the grants, and s.Wk qnaitui perior in rank, and wrote the article in been given to the public, lie made the withoatextra eharge for pacing. requiring the land to be in market C. ADA Sly, JAa. II.

LANE, Jr I. MORRIS 7 jiassacfiuseiis street 7 put The Kansas Tribune of Mav 28th. vindictive indorsement thereou, as eiv Landd shown fre of 1 1 tit i-i CUITER. at an early day, at a price net exceed ing, 82 f0 per acre. He desired a per entitled "Surprised dealers," said there et uumarth, while angry over uch2-deodwtf Vinlapd, Kauaaa.

FRAZER'S BLOCK. Watche and Jewt-lrv Repaired in lue best Rates as low aa rt-liable indemnity will wariant, iilu nt leard lo local boards or combinations fif virtue of its charter, this eompnny is allowed to make loans upoii first-class securities in this State. Application lor mcb. and sale oi b.ate. Countv an.l can lu inula tn th.

was a "misunderstanding" about the ine auaacuy 01 an assistant assessor in the move, and we presume it will be ac manent policy 01 the protection 01 the Htamn order of flunervisor Marr. in daring to controvert the dictum uf a airer, as above, and it will lie observed that by pairoiMin (his "home inetitution" we are thus en- aible magner. Z. Jl. JilcCalloiigU id at tha bead LIST OF LETTERS JIEAIA1NING aacalled for 'tu th.Pot Offlcndt Ijiwrence.

Eiv cepted by the Cherokees and the inte West and Southwest from the great 1 1 ot tnrs aepartBrenT, anri guarantees aansiaciron. uivii wj h.it iMiruiTfo. lact. tried to conceal his lfiruoranoe. and supervisor Ie2H-niy evils of land monopoly, which would be for the week ending rior tribes in the Territory, as the best "to let him down easy He confessed this to me in Topeka, Help Wanted.

WEDNESDAY, MARCH 2, im eraon calling for any of tha fdlloifig thing that could happen. In doe time he received a reprimand 1 ine aay ltl nmarta letter was puo a ieaiure oi, ice railroad grants an inevitable' as the proviso was said iiRwri plesaa ay" AdvtrtUed," and give data cf list from the commissioner, and learned that "anea. A ONE HOUSEKEEPER XlJ shall not complain if the has a No. I hus- i. rn TT71 i 1 10 uo id Dins, wane au lo LamES' LIST.

I had reoortad him. Smarting under When I asked him if he made that FKOM TOPEttA. band. to' beln on the' faun. Also, fonp or 11 va cating this policy, he would continue to I Anderson a i.

NO. 1 HANUd, to work on a rruit barm. Apply this, and seizing uoon the fact that I indorsement, he admitted that he did, .1 .1 AilamiUolinrla to Messrs. Dunbar, liorrui Stevens, at v. a.

it rliH n- n.b. Ia most earnestly tne granting had supported the movement to make Express office, C. Eractelt, three miles Baid he had made Him ar ndorspmsnts lu lua c- westot ijawrence v. tj. ctisuami, Hon.

T. J. Stern berg supervisor, he fe23-dwtt Loct Box 137, Lawrence, Kafl. nn Wilmarth's and Kppfr's l-ttr K- the resources of the West. Cronce Martha Another BUI In Aid of tbe State closed au official letter, to Assessor in tne House, resolutions were I -mpDeu oira TO THE PUBLIC.

cause Beates, on the 29th of June last, as fol iucjt ttcio fjicjuuiccu I LaviB alary McKernan Maggie Moiely Annie Mobray Eoama Miller ML Moore Loiiisa il Murphy Etta Mason Anna Rogers Mrs Rogers Keede Miflies Roaell Mary lieiley Maliaet Robinson i Rivena Mattie Strongfieid Eliz-Stevena Sancomb Hattie said h( nnnairlprprl mp Pu man ucuug iue uaiciary Dnffield Sarah speer. lows Danlela Ella "1 EXCELSIOR would respectfully suggest tiiat of integrity, and of good judgment, but lark might find more profitable that. I was so anxious to get Speer out clerk might find more profitable mittee to inquire whether the Cherokee, Tj, otKec tribes of Indiana, are Fiack Mrs Sarah Uniied States Citizens, under the four- your An Injunction the sinking Book'aria Job Printing dffic. 1 I Al- hlQ IuD A a fi mri rr I frilrl employment in aitenaing to tne amies i and whuth if rfiniUton Cath.rlne Fund Loan. oFhiB nlace.

than in trvin- to extract mat Kinu oi ta.t was useless tnat Harrison Nellla i i I Harrison Weill HAVE ESTABLISHED A NEW they are, aay treaty or contract can be Hughes Emma 1.1 unwi lin? letters from revenue officers lQe luuorsement was an outrage upon m. Job Printinit Oflice. to be known bv the above made with them as tribes or nations name, No 5(5 Massachusetts street, opposite the Howard Emaline Hillingass Miaa Frank Jackson Florence in your distriot, in. support of an ap- me wholly unwarranted by the facts; ElUintre House, l.awrenci-. Kansas, and am The Adjourn Mtone Mrs Sainue-l Smalley Carrie li Thomas Walker Paulina White Mary -Willey Nancy Wood P.

Kennedy Mattie A IFTEKN00N OlSPATOJIK'i. pointment for Supervisor of Internal that mv letter was strictly true, and he Revenue, and io using the position he owed it to himself t-j let me know why Legislature Will Thursday. prepared to attend promptly to all calls for and to guarantee satisfaction. This office is composed wholly of new material. It contains tne latest styles ol type, which have been selected Keeverjane I.ane Fannie Lewis Lee Mary Ann Mail Rohher Convifted.

Je facto nxxesstor to ohtam iai oeen inm assauea. has held with care lrom tbe best manufactories in this such letters. You may inform him that He replied, angrily Mr. Worden, Richmono, Feb. 28.

John (3. his pfTVirta in tU linn are regarded hv YOU did not write such a letter as I URNTI.KMKJi'rt Thompson, deputy postmaster at the Meeting of Hie Real Kstate Agents. those interested as beinsr in no great wanted at all. You took liberties witTi country. It is exclusively a Printing Oilice; consequently undivided attention Will always be given to the jobbing business.

Iwaiiroid, Rank, IiiFitrance, Mercantile, and every other kind ot Printing, reapeclfullv solicited, it. a. cirrus u. fe20-dwlf University ot Virginia, was lii-day sen- Aspergren Aatelway John degree better than a species of. llach- which I woukl not dare tq take with tenced to teu years in the Albany Peni- Buiington KM I II 1 1 1 III' I vciiviai jut luiiutu ui.uo I it'lIZ lj Arrnin aflrtr n.wlum.r tnc nnnmnf.

YOU UOt Only directed the Barker Social Dispatch In Tht Kamas Daily Trillin'. Topeka, March 1, 1870. The Legislature to-day passed a bil -it- I I UtonnorJA ment a9 assistant assessor Irom the wuuie ui juur ieuer -w eontrovert a iuiiiistci- j.uriiutfaiiie uuerai. carmeckeMohn Commiaiioner of Internal Revenue, with point you know I wa committed in favor St. Petersburo, ieb.

28 The i u- 1111 authorizing the school fund commission orders to assess legacy and succession i but you even dared to say my posi- neral 0f Hon. Anson Burlingame took CDrte jfpb era to invest $100,000 of the schoo tax, I was greatly surprised to receive on was untair. i ne supervisor place on Saturday. The English, Wert fund in Lawrence bonds. an order lrom Supers Horses Horses WILL ARRIVE TO DRY.

AVE just purchased in St. Louis, for this market, a splendid lot ol" stock, consisting of FIFTY HOUSES AND MARES, ANI TlflltTY ItHTI.ES, and look alter every branch oi revenue soui, anu i merely saia, i guess we ed as pall bearers. I lis remans were Daiins Jacksou The House appropriated 10,000 to n.J,.. tk. 1..

a hive had fcilt enniioli and "lftfl. ah- I Davis Morrow Mosuer Mclwaine John Mills II Miller Hugh II Murphy Jonas Miller Pier Miller Mitchell It S' Mitchell Maalfair Martin Nailor Oliver Orcutt Petterson C'oftlu Ridley Henry Rodman John Ross Jol Skinner Archibald Scott Back i Smith, II A. i Spiers Henry Stiner Taylor Branson Thurber Dr Tipton Mellott Tront Jkmei -Thure Trout Warren A Walton White Winalow Wells DLiCo White establish a home for friendless women uuu" luc -j I i Doak Perry with all otbr revenue officers in the ruptly. I Dresser SB in Leavenworth, provided that cit particularly with the collector, But I have-too desire to pursue this Silver Discoveries. GfelgChM raised $2,000 for the same purpose, and ana report tnem to mm montniy to g.

LouisrittE, Feb. 28. A silver mine ai Sidney travel nearij, au trie time, ana logo into unpiiraileled-jiclines3 has been is- fees 4'. 1 i.tir'nw' nearly every county in tne atate con- eovered iiKlratson county, Kentucky. Johnson James Uiningany Tore.was iund to "cbi tain a.

larger JSSAAo naoiianis. inis wouia nave preveuiea u.uCU, 0f than "any hitherto I Jnn8 a me from assess'ins legaovand auceesaion a heavy cane poised in his hand, insult- mines aire almost' Which will be offered for sale at THOMAS GUEST'S LIVERY STABLE. Massachusetts street, and at LIVINGSTON'S STABLE, No. SO Massachusetts street. Those desiring to purchase will do well to call on these gentlemen for a Rbd bargain.

fel-dtf disco-VeTed. -The in- Kenson A Keller A ux as oraerea ny tne commissioner, BH 8. exhaustible, and will be developed in ivan- A. irtZSLZ- Kan- and also have made my expenses so I ve seen some shyatering" in fce rinoP Lewi TO THE PUBLIC. aa au ui itc uie uut vi mo ioiticc, i no en v.ai;nn.

I nnnrovoked. willfnl and ma.Hointi! Walker Ar LoTejoy (2) Lana Allen Lewia Iitwi on Theo Ljkins White Joseph .0 HW pilTUlUU 1 I (. smoioH nfin tulatani igwnnr attempt to crush a subordinate, com- intense toui. I i -r I it ad mnV "1 i it passed the Senate in committee of the whole. The Senate having reconsidered its vote by which it failed to pass over the Governor's veto the bill to pay members out of the sinking fund, and passed it, an application has been made to the Supreme Court to enjoin the Treasurer from paying out the sinking fund money.

The House has voted to adjourn on Wednesday night, and the Senate on Thursday night. It ia not probable that an adjournment can be had before Thursday. The appropriation bills are not all passed yet, and a large number of important bills are yet to be Km Knnf mir nn th ih I UlcDd me CO (lUiTICa IliarT. oUDerVlSOr OI i'. uuiu "'j i itj.

i rrvr' Snopr r.laima Internal Kevenue tor the District Oi Mate mm never ill iu "Ranter Wengert 11 Wells Co 1 Wright Lemuel Watson Samuel Warner A West Young i lr xt kt i i i memory of man khas ignore intense cold Kifiier Georse I have known Mr. Speer for years Missouri, ivansas, iNeorasita, Aoiorauo been. esperienced, than that to which I McMahon 1 1 11G Massachusetts Street i. Inu AT THE Him OF TI9K Ulti BELL. You will flud the beat selected stock of sieves H'ebt of the Miafti.iiii, conjiirisiiig forly ilifleren patterns of Cook and Ueating iitoves, aiiioK which are the celebrated SUPERIOR, FASHION, CHARTER OAK, MOHiTOR, AMEF.IGAF3, AND THE WORLll-KKNOWKED I.

IP irw -a-m and have always regarded him as an Mexico. the people, are at this moment exposed ery respeciiuny, honest man. I know his want of system FOREIGN LI3T. Brashmulier Nilson Alexander Kussla. roland.

and in ail the north-1 O'Brien U. J. AVOBDFN in doing business. I had myself deliv I Dn-MM. ar era countries.

A number ot deaths I plfritiC Rydan-6 ered assessment lists to him durincr'his conealation are registered bv the Rus-1 Akasson FiW I Kntunn T. a 1 i rBi. loioni rtnTn.lu An mar on I I Bkag Andres Lntz William Peitersson Lars Thonander Tf RAXKIN, P. M. mi lion of dollars.

It was no surprise simpson a rank, corner or himi- j. --b- I Ttzz: nt. Johnson Christene ti i i ii- i Tr sentries irczen ai rneir post3. In TTif vetipn I Ipnrnen that in handlinc I mi. I llenrr trctlj I.

aw. I such vast sums he had got his accounts Kana- Terriftlc Explosion. at .1 CALL AT SKIFF'S Sign ol Jht Beil Watch, IlUirltlge llouse Jtlptilc, TO OFT.TOCH opks and Jewelry REPAlREb. fclg-dlf rilE GAS fJOMPANY HAS EUR- CHASED the entire atoch of gas Oxtnrea, pipe anil fittings 3. Miller A wt has received large' aceeasionfl to the stock direct from the maanfaetnrera.

lintil two hundred meters are registering gas in Lawrence, we will pipe bnildings at eighteen cents per foot, and Bell eae fixtures at manufacturers' pricts, freight-added, after which the regular prices will be resumed. GEO. A FAB WELL. ja23-dtf. Superintendent.

Corner of New Hampshire and Winthrop Kta. XA WHENCE, A. 'V I LTO IV Proprietor. Which stanila without A rival. f.A8TERN AND rOREUiN mCHAHuS I 28.

The boil- I -r i' I almost hopelessly entangled. I knew of the burning of his papery by Qaan-trell jnJjJGJjind of the butchery of his boys bf th lame figbll I knew.f the Both houses have passed over the Governor's veto a bill to allow the town of Burlinrame to take, stock in a woolen for sale io suias to suit Loin, truLU er of hein at the rail- i 1 ABE, '''bituh- -tjaOf1' infTsafrih irfij aj1" KinnuuHof the Lackawanna Bond's toTJ j4m3T I'0Q' GoaF mpany instant acci factory. pocket ANn I ni.T! T8 dent, and knew that both himself and I A-'PO' on pi ine roo. no Revenue faTAMM for sale all -ebaftin'g, ic, wife were nearly distracted over these Of every lescriiit.oa. losses.

I heartily sympathized with tlao Interest atloWed ci time depoeite. 95x95 feet, was blown into the air and Wechsel uf aile bedeutendelstie fn with a tremendous crash. The at FriceH oc23-dwtf him in bis bereavements, and in bis earnest efforts to settle his accounts with NORWAY OATS! A State convention ot real estate agents convened here to-day. Representatives from forty firms met, and numerous letters from others read. A State board, ausilliary to the national board, will be organized.

W. J. Barney, president of the national board, is in attendance. a I luiny uicu ue uuucu iu rutua. the Government, and was.

and still am, VVexlar pa och fran Sverige kopea Nine dead bodies have been taken oat, I illing to aid him tn tJinorable ways, Saddle Harness i'J jrliissachiBeifa'stretj LA-VHRWOE, KANSAS. and sixteen persons are badly wounded, I THademabJvI be tbe consequences to me what they och for sal es Lar atT 1 1 I HARRIS PAIHT "WORKS. may, lor never aui ana never icm ae- made in all part of the a fintnd rfe, fo long px 1 j.i I ViU: SWTWWP.V Rr pwtppc THIS IS A FIRST-CLASS HOUSE, entiily new throughout. i.OO per lay. Feed Stable.

is connected withlhe-Hfinne. Mill IIOIISK lieve him worthy of assistance. When, o-atm uu vanauab. to be Trie4 in iiirviiiiivnini Tlf I i in ti i i therefore, in October last I met t5rjer Feb in St Louis and he informed me bia NEW ADVERTISEMENTS. Yeer.

who ba been in military. con-Hrt anfl mttM t-MID r-i i t. I 1 II" UIIU II WUUIVI I IVVI 1 WllltU abatement claims bad been sent to Su OOera'for sale 4IK) bashelsof pure sVed (Bai.itrtffl rs VlHtCH AtrlRE RAISED Otf IILS farm in Jackson county from seven bushel' of seed, purchased, of A. L. Pease, Esq last spring.

He will sell the whole lot, or in quantities to fcoit purchasers, on Uienjoit fa vorabls teams. I- Address me by mail At Lawrence, Kansas, or, leave orders with Messrs. DaLee, of the Kotler llow or J. H. Baymond, in Sayaiond's Block, Massachusetts street, Lawrence, Kansas.

Remember that Mr. ftanisdeltseils tbe Game oat A XA! MURDERED ASD PLACED ON THE RAILROAD TRACE. Another horror has been added to the long list we have been lately called upon to record. This time Clay county is the FOR SALE, No. 901 ISorlh Main pervisor Marr.

aud that be feared" an killing Col. was to day transier- MANUFACTURES ALL KINDS OF SADDLES, Makes'nls own Collars, of the best material, and Keep the very best of Workmen in every branch of tne tfade. Uetookiltfw pVattftnJ itkt ArU eullural Kair lor Uie other year or vexatious delay was in red 'to the caatoJy oC the sheriff of ST. LOUIS, FARM OF 160 ACRES, 50 A M0. V.

B. PRICE, General Bop't. rospect, I advised him ta call en Mr 'XX acre andex caltivation, with a eomforuble Hinds count v. br order from the Adia j-w aw a rach2-deod2m scene of tbe tragedy. It appears that a man named John Connecticut, better uuuwj tt cii n.icmu, duiiic uiuucr, wiiliiu I 1 .1, TT 't A larr and state bis case tq him.

Ave miles of Lawrence. Laub ucuciai ui iuc uuitcu uiabca aiwj Lieut. Wood, Adjutant General of the TO FABMJIBS. He did not know the Supervisor and known in this city as Brocky John: 1st QtfalitV Ladvs Saddle. Terms easy; twO'thirds of the pay on time 4 4- at 17.60 per bushel, in Lawrence and Chicago.

1 wilt aelt at a bargain i.iwfi wanted me to see htm. finally, in Fourth Military District, immediately a trader in horses and live stock, left Inouireof G033. V4 miles south of I made affidavit before Judge (Jabon, epite of my fearglthat Mr. Marr's ha rncjig-datt; the village of liarlem about 8 clock char ai ag hiui with the 'murder of Col. tred of me mighrfce visited upon Mr, ublic patronage, with cunO- HAVING EFFECTED A CON-, TRACT Witfi partial in Europe tq, furniah I i i .4 4 li' One' Hundred Tholsad, 'Bushels 7 joiar chabxtov.

on Friday night, and walked down the railroad track. It appears that he was Crane, CQtjDseJ. for' the, defense ex- Speer, I called and was received with Bejlherb? be 1 1 MJ11L1X nalL-OAwtt- XXLAWBKSCK. eontaioinir a atwd slory.anaa -iled in analitv apparent cordiality. stated Mr.

slightly intoxicated, and it is supposed uan iame uwniutg, wut live roojius i.ciw, iyiii I II IfiM- eood nced-Mte-bolC well, xtua Mia. is au. inc "or TllE I.AWIIENCE. HAIV8A8. eoxmitted Without bail.

Jn. hedie: fcrtv.aore under culUvation: two fcuu." tspeera case luimand lrankiy. iUr. Ranprl InJ! Marrsaid the papers bad net yet reached that he bad a considerable sum ot money with him, amounting in all, it ia said, dreU ftuit trees, fifieea acrea at younjf, tluiAy i The Frankinsr System. him.

but should receive bis prompt at- No. 51 Irf assachnaetta umoer, ua mm aounuaooeor runoiag witter yi tirst boUos of the beat quality. ill' 1 ft trrni a (tldridge House Block,) Washington. Feb. 28 The Post tention.

to about three hundred dollars. Some time after, some parties' passing down the track discovered the mangled body IH I IUI1H maater General, iu reply to a 1 1: 1 DOt'C'' i aim, one naaorea ana sixty aorta; eight miles I southwest of Lawrence, containing booae with two rooms; aeveral good springs of water 7. forty 1 acrea fenced, thirtv under rjnfcrvn.tin Mitir i aaw Viim ttr.i afnra lAavinir tTiA ILAWEEHCE, KANSAS. I 1 i i of a man, which bad, been fearfully city, in company with Mr, Speer. Mr.

Branch office of thekansiiTiri insurance Com- reBOluttoDr say -me aumoer oi oiant no ft i Jl 1 acres firet-claas bottom, and ten acres young tini--! AfTm farm is welt adapted to tooi'l eruahed by a passing tcala Th right Marr renewed his promise of early at- cuoVti PeiIU0.nI-OT aMUMWWU -cnnA K. A. SMITH Proprietors 1 1 Sweet Eotatoes for l5ale. JM 3 tf.lk JOSIAH MIX-LES rrMASNTI.V ESTABLlSHtfl IS Sweet Jotala Cnllurists, leg was torn off, and the right arm and la AW SAW. Aleo.

our Livwy and Feed siaWc. Sol'srjtfae- I. A icuuuu naiti lie uau examiueu eucn I state Arencv of the Waahiafta aasS i 4 A fiKrvart Anil I C'ompaBT. of New hand were terribly broken. The remains were taken up, and were- recognised as those of Connecticut.

When searched there was 'only seventy-five cents found IjV.MilArt HOI iv j.in and RnarcitfiT -Agent oftne United "f'riTf5 AeaUof Ouj following first-class cash one ot thjse before examined, as he had I Cipitatstockcompiniea: tquitaieJUfe. New I waa a Fofr terms antf further particulara Mi-iVr rr t.i. Kk 37 eA2 VaMachvwltaetrtetu Nd part of the expense. to report again 1 it th raim mod te Torkisecorirr Futt, of New Yorf lateraaflonaj I DWUTUT I .1. lUl.l uU.MnwMI States tjlG Mas.

Jttreet. mchl-dlwawta ilJ- i upon him. Tbe mystery of the affair ia rr- coUectdt had never been able to gat SawTajJi wm eharged giBst the Poatoffiae De I at erchaata Fire, or Chicaco: Nona American. I and circulars i i --a 11 ffeb'to Tyfi'SFIliNd fMktVi of 1S70 a larse anppt of Yellow aad Bed PetitioBs were 0 the aeceunt aUowd. that upon the left temple of.

the de of New York; TraTolera Aceidea. Hartford d. I paniin. I nnniMil nn Jer the direction of lh Nanaemond Sweet Potatoes. Our seeS aaabcesr ttauway yaaaengera, or iiaruora, ..1 .1 Mr.

Speer was confident his claim was RilHulnwu ilia.hla iademaitr wlU war-1 ceased there was a deep gash, apparently inflicted by an axe. It would be an earefully culurated and presa-red oexBerrea, I I A na WA.ns. raet. boaoraoiT aaioMen aaa vroatpur j. wuiwwi hoaorablT oald.

aalloited DT from 454 tioei bmees, for aauary, show. utter impossibility for the ear to iafiict 8H UX, St CHI. RLTOH SU Mr. mtt agaia some six weeks afterwards, te aa certain the cause in? the number of free letters sent ing me iiuu it ia.MSx'Hi!8irrT8 fc active at atn4Btn A (i. of aM ktu.

I a bou frUaaaL cold at Uvtrateiii-' 'ltec4uatf niSits en -ait aa pnrrrts. 'i i iIm fw7t t1 II rurakhediasuaM 10 BUlt. 'J ii l. j.j. i SuIiUt such an mi ury.

f. THE BOSSQW WAGON is I GO, 111 oi the bea fctwa r4 OrtibwwHa aic ory axle. Atoo Jdaaafaartalrif felinoi, J.Uti. if Is. WING, No.

130 SfaeaahOBetU atreet, Lawreaoe. Kansas. i ji'j, SOHdOL-BOliDS thertftom to The coroner has been notified and be tno postage -Beaiitifiil and eiiia'i. 7 1 aad alter aa eipwM iwny rara, we earn offer'a pure and sound article at reaaaaaMe rates; not taking advantage ot a limited sappiy. We hire tried Hearty all the varieties, an find nothing etjual to the Saneeraond.

On million of plants in aeaeon. Address ts-- J09IAH 0(ILlR tt fe-d3tTVfif Lawrence. Kansas. JOII PRISTlTfO. miTR TRiBUITE OFFICE HAS THE egular rates, $117,399 73 or causes of delay, which were fo.und.to be various and weighty- a wedding tour, court 'in.

ha asked will bold an when, it is to be hoped tbt some' lihf will-b Ihrowu upon this mysterious affair. A dastard! I rnm rrwHiwui'n 'rnREij'oii iouR1 be a i ivm, me to assist in raakinr the exaorraation, 194 pounds postage thereon, at regular rates, fJ2.334.30 toUj, coat, free vi v4liRANT-DEEDS. mttrier tw been committed let the A nreraiam billiard tabtefl can be parcbaa- sua, geuiog me papers d.iscussea JL most eomple facilities iv. 4olar srery kind edy try cheap by heap cy et iu per ccdi. larerest.

authorities Bee that tbe murderer is dia and. matuted with tne the plan of opera matter seiit from 45i poatoffices, 7 34.09. He ears it is saia to estimate a 1 a cfer tn mantitis from on hundred to oca, ui work, from tbe naest ornamental to me urge i iS.ii BOOK PRINTlNii done ia tha vers BOOK PBINTHia done ia tha very cohered punihed.Aana Ciy iion. 96 pelawaxe street. IjeaveftWprtO vr- TClerk of School Board.

OrM. S. BEACH, -City Treasurer. i hat if full returns had "been, -ressiTed Blanks, In eateaof ftrreCTWiire prtrtfH acl ft sal fct thU oCce. fcest t7.e.

Te ehaiisnge conrpetitlcn ta tola Una. Ja23-4tf -i I also called by appointraant, in 'com-1 mciaJfitf Jmirnat..