The Leavenworth Times from Leavenworth, Kansas • Page 4

GREEK MEETS Eemoval. JL.OC&L. ITEMS FURNITURE AND CARPETS. WRITS OP ATTACHMENT iued and the case cannot be tried till they do come. A glance at the list of witnesses is ominous of trouble when the names of the parties shall be heralded abroad as being mixed bp in this ailair.

Already sev from the east an invalid, and this is what the climate of Kansas has done for r. It-Is said she had the consumption, and she ha it yet as far as fine food is We would call the special attention of our readers to the advertisement of the London Assurance Corporation, which is the ABERNATHY 7 SfVwa BROTH 4 elegant stock A I A TsTTTT.Es PURITITITRE, garf: GTIJRTAIErS, 'efeO. We have an CHI lVbick we iuvite attention to. CARPETS 'St CURT ACTS NEW and ELEGANT DESIGNS JUST BEING ItEOEIYED. 306 308 Delaware Street.

rrl4 CARRIAGES. Cars, Slight, Strong Sl Blega ORDERS PROMPTLY FILLED. No. 47 East Twenty-Seventh aprl 203 INSURANCE. Mutual Life Assurance Society OF THE UNITED STATES.

Principal Office, Iieavenwortli, Kansas. HENSLEY, Vice-Pros' t. ID ireotors: H. D. MACK AY, President.

GRO. B. HINE8, Banker. THOS. MORGAN, Contractor.

J. C. DOUGLASS, Attorney. HOUSTON, Prop. Leav.

Commercial. GEO. A. MOOBE, Secretary Issue all the Different Forms of Policies, Including REGISTERED AND TONTINE DIVIDEND No restrictions on Beside ace or Travel. Sellable and efficient Agents wanted in all the Western Middle and Eastern States.

Apply directly to the Boeietv. aug2s-2o-nw MINMOUKI VA1LEY LIFE liBTSURAETOE TTT A. VEMWOXITII, X3CV. 2 imc THUSDAY, MAY 28, 1874. THE LEAYEN WORTH TIMES Now represents the combined circulation of the Times, CoKSMVAim, and Buia-ans, the three oldest dailies ia the State.

Our daily and weekly circulation has reached a figure never before attain ed in Kansas journalism. It is coextensive with the Slate, the Missou.i Valley, and reaches Into every Stat In the TJnion. Advertisers everywhere etognise in it the leading Ppe wwjt of st- Loni and Chicago. RAILROAD TIME TABLE. CHICAGO, KOCK ISLAND A PACIFIC.

iAxairs. Express, dally Accom. mail, dally except Sunday U1TI. Express, 10:00 a. at, 6:25 r.

4:80 P. A. Accoiu. mail, dady except MI8SOTJBI PACIFIC. X.SATK.

8t. Louis Express, dally Mail, daily. Accvaiiaoliou, daily except Sunday 8:30 P. u. 3:49 A.

M. 8:05 A. at. A. at.

St. Louis Kx press, daily- Mail, daily Accotuuiouou, daily except 12:02 do 6:05 p. LEAVENWORTH A ATCHISON, ExDreas. 8:02 8:49 7:20 M. Mall, daily except Sunday daily except L.

do UVK. Express, Mall, daily except Sunday daily exeept 11:05 A. M. 12:02 do 6:10 P. at.

KANSAS PACIFIC. ASJUTK. Express, dally P. 11 20 A. Mail, daily except unuay i LKATK.

Express- Mail, daily except Sunday 9:55 A. M. 4:35 P. M. USAVENWORTH, GALVESTON Asaivs.

Express, Mail, daily except P. M. 11 A. M. ijcatx.

Express, A. 4 :85 P. Hail, daily except Sunday M. KANSASTCENTRAL. AKSITK.

daily except suoiday X.KATB. Express, 11:05 a. Express, daily except Sunday. 2:05 p. u.

K. C. ST. JOE 4C.B.E.K XJCATH OOIMQ BOKTH. Mall, dallv except Sunday 11:05 Exprsss, daily except Sunday Chicago Exp.

daily except Sunday 12:15 do 5:48 P. X. JLKAVK OeINQ SOUTH. Mail, daily except Sunday 11 :05 A. St.

Looia daily except Sunday 8 St. Louis daily except Sunday. 2:15 am CHICAGO. BURLINGTOST MO. EIVtB.

Express, dally except Sunday 11 :03 A. M. Express, daily except x. Aaarrs. Express, dally except Sunday II :05 A.

V. Express, dady except 8 p. M. tT rains of the Chicago, Rock Island Pacific; K. SU Joe and and the Chicago, Burlington and Mo.

River, run on Chicago time-, which is thirty minutes faster than Leavenworth time. The Mo. Pacific Kansas Central Kansas Pacific, and L-, and G. trains run on Jtilerson City time, which is twenty minutes faster than Leavenworth time. Omnibusses for trains on the K.

C. St. Joe and C. and Chicago, Burlinsjon and Mo. River railroads, leave the city for depot in East Leavenworth one hour in advrncn of scheiole time.

CITT NEWS. For interesting news concerning the In dian outbreak see fiist page. Corn for sale at Marshall Halyards, by the bushel or wagoa load. may2S-3t A car load of potatoes just received by Marshall Halyard. $1 65 per buihel.

The crusaders are solicting funds of the merchants for the purpose of prosecuting the liquor eel lei a now in limbo. Next week the examinations of the city schools will close, and teachers are hard at work preparing for the ordeal. The reet sprinkler is derelict in duty as far as the lower part of the city is con- cernen. The street sprinkler did not reach Main street yesterday. About the only time he sreta around to this psrtcf the ton ia on col lection day and during a rain.

The clouds of dust which swept through the streets yesterday were almost suffociting and compelled pedestrians to hug close the lee side of the buildings. A larce shipment of stock some twen ty oar loads were started east yesterday cn the C. R. I. Railroad.

Tbey came from the western part of the county. Lewis Casper ia furnishing pure crystal ice to all parts of the ci'y. He sells either by wholesale or retail. Orders left at Theo, EgersdorfTs drug store will receive prompt attention. Highest barometer, lowest ba rometer, highest thermometer, 92; I reit thermometer, 67.

The river fell four inches. Fair and clear weather throughout the north wet. In the District Court yesterday Thos Leonard was appointed receiver for the property of Geo, S.Smith. The bond was fixed at $30,000 and Leonard will take full charge of the effect of the ex-treasurer when his bend is approve! of by the court, A game of ball was played yester day Detween tne umocs ot tnis city ana a picked nine. The Unions made four runs, and the picked nine made thirteen, coming out large winners with great eass.

Jake Bsrg caught all four of the Unions oat. Two ladies while out diiving yesterday afternoon in the western part of the city were thrown irom their carriage by the horses taking fr'ght at an emigrant wsgon. No se rioua injuries were sustained by the ladies, and after their team had been captured they drove home unamended. A gang of sports went out into the sub urbs' TC3terday afternoon to witness a cock fight. The birds were toreed into the arena and fought till both of them yielded up the ghost.

Then the barbarians came back again. Here is a new field for the crusaders. District Court In the casa of Seckler Lund the jury returned a verdict for the plaintiff in the sum of $5,044 63. The case Newby va. Pete lor a violation of agree-meat, is still on trial, and affords considerable amusement the spectators.

Some of the evidence wonld look well in print. The case will probably be decided to-day. Programme for the Temperance Maes Meeting: Music. Reeding of Scripture and prayer. Music.

Reading by Mr. The. Garrigues, Address by Rev. Kincaid, "Shall our laws be enforced?" Testerday at one of our principal hotels a delicate female ate twenty-three plates of ice cream, and would have consumed more but the freezer gave out. She recently came Dr.

V. Brock, has removed his office into the Humphry block, corner ot Third and Delaware streets. i7 1 May 28 lw. Kcmed Per Family Broils, Use Richards Queen Baking Powder and you will always have delicate light, white and sweet Biscuit, Bread and Cake. Thev will cause peace and happiness to reign su preme.

February-24. 193. H. D. MANN CO ST.

Now oflTer another large lot of FORK TlIlCltlMII liBILl' ami Also a large lot of their "SU PJblBIOU AjLPAOAS," at all prices from 4 tIES'l 8 upward, a-or INTM1WSIC VALUE these Goods are equalled by no other make. Their Ueamifnl llladi. high C.UN.IIE finish, recoiti-iii end hi- them to every ladv. XII EY CAN he FOILNIJ) OAJL ti II. jy.

MANX CO. 431 4th Sfroet, St. Eouls, Mo. janl-eod-10S STAB BOILER WORKS. SHIELD GODDARD, MAWPFACTUBBBS OF OP ALT.

BUNDS Water. Oil and Lard Tanks, fcsmoke Stacks. Breech ings and Sheet Iron Work generally. Hew and Second Hand Boilers, Fire Fronts, Grates, Gauges, Ac constantly on hand. EEPA1BISO PROMPTLY ATTENDED TO.

Works, 250, and 252, S. Clinton St. AT.KX. SHIELD, s-JdemChicago. BIN.

eODDABD, exo. goddard, dec20-177 Warren's Metal Centre Pieces. (Patented Feb. 3d, 1874.) The Centra Pieces, mads of Metal of Various fatterak, are the only ones in uee that (Support the Ceiling, and be adjusted audre-adj usted at pleasure. TREY are superior to plaster or stucco, In durability, they will not break, even bv the swinging ot the chandelier, or jarring, or settling of tne ceiling ere not atfected by moisture, not even thedreuching by water, that o'ten occurs in putting out fires; are much lighter, being screwed to the joists, aie no weight to the ceiling, do not de ace it.

The attention of Architects of Public Buildings and Private Residences is Darticularlv called to these gods. amples.of them can be seen at wm. uavis' maiewoays. WAKKES BEOS. Manufacturers, 32 WestQulncy St.

may2t-220 CHICAGO, IiX. CHARLES BAYER'S PREMIUM WAGON DEPOT. NO-. 112 FOURTH STREET, Keeps constantly on hand a large supply of CTJS-JX)M MADE FA KM and bPBING WAGONS, which he otters for sale at piioas that defy competition. Bnggies, Carriages Wagons, Trimmed Painted and Bepaired, on shortest notice.

Keeps constantly on hand No. 1 horse shoer, and solicits patronage from all whom are in wants of same. "All work guaranteed. may 3d ON MARRIAGE. Happy Belief for Youne Men from the effects of Errors and Abuses in early life.

Manhood res- stored. Impedimenta to Marriage removed. New method of treatment. New and remarkable reme dies. Books and Circulars sent free, in sealed en velopes.

Address 1UWAK1 ASSOCIATION. daw No. South Ninth St. Philadelphia. Pa.

St. LOUIS HOUSE, Cor. Main and Cherokee Streets, LEAVENWORTH, KANSAS House is situated near th Union Depot, and is also convenient to the business portion ot tne city. The traveling public will hid no better House in the city at which to atop, as the Proprietor Spares no Pains In supplying the wants of his guests. Clean beds and well supplied tables is something we do not deviate from at this house.

MAKTIN McCABTHT, Proprietor. nfidly St. Nicholas Hotel, fronting on Fourth Street, Bet. Washington Franklin Aves, ST. IiOTTIS 2XO cla'm to kepp a first-class House, ia which pa true shall have no reason for complaint.

at its reasonable price of 42.50 per day. We spars no pains to make tne guests comfortable and nappy Hie ia central among large busine-s houses. near the great Mississippi bridge. Street Cars pass tne uoor io an points oi tne city. cnecked to an point eitner oy Kaiiroaos or steamboats xeiegrapn omce witnin tne Motel.

E. JKSNINGIS, Proprietor. Southern Hotel Fronting on Fourth, Fifth Walnut Eta. ST. LOUIS, MO.

LAVEILLE, WARNER Co Proprietors. THE BOTJTHEBK HOTEL Is first-class in its appointments. Its tables are at all times supa plied in the greatest abundance with all the delic-cies the market afford. Its cleiks and employ eet re ail pome ana attentive to tne wants ol tnes gauests of the Hotel 'mere is an improved elevator leading irom tne first floor to the upner one. Railroad and Steamboat Ticket Offices.

News Stand, and Western Union Telograph Office, in the ttotunaa or tne tt olei. marl i-lwt McMeekin House Cor. Kansas Avenue and Railroad Stree. North. Topekai Iiajia-8.

Mc2IEEKIN SON, Proprietor s. CHICAGO, ROCK ILAND PACIFIC R. Leavenworth to Chicago Bock Island Tne Only Xicmto Between Operated by One Company. Direct route Iowa, Wisconsin, Minnesota Illinois Cameron. Ottumwa.

Fairfield. Eddyville, Keo kuk, iort liurlington, lies Moines, Washington, Muscatine, Cedar Bapids, Clinton, Fulton, Uixon, alena, imDuque, rreeport. I A G- AND ALL EASTERN CITIES. No Transfers or Ferriages by this Route through ev xork. Palace Sleeping Cars Thrcugh to CHICAGO.

The most elegant equipped Railroad in the coun try, wltn tne best track ana most suDsianuai roau bed. Machinery and Rollins Stock are un. equaled and supplied with the latest improvements, sucn as West. nglionse Air Brake, Mil lers I'm em i lauoriu and Con pier. Every precaution taken for the safety and eom- lorr ofiMMweugers.

At LEAVES WORTH and UAVENFORT train KXIaKonrf fe Mississippi Rivers Upon magnificent Iron Bridges, givtrg passengers 35oart I-ioavonwortli And its picturesque surroundings, and the immense Government Arsenal Buildings Kow beine erected in Rock Island. Throueh tickets sold at all principal offices In Kansas, and Company's leaven worth. uut-rri ruuuLfi, -General Superintendent. A. M.

SMITH, General PassoDgrr Ageirt jan30 General 8. W. Agent. The Crusaders and Saloon-Keep- ers in the Folice Court Rooms. Great Interest Manifested iu the Test Cases Between the Two.

Parties. What the Temperance Women Hare Done, and What They Intend to Do. ueciaraiion OI Har Dy JenniSOD, and the Other Saloon Keepers. How They Have Organized for Their Own Protection. The rush for the Police Court rooms yes terday morning ret embied, in a a great de gree, the famous Granger procession.

It was the day appointed for the meeting of the crusaders and ssleem keepers, and aa every aa knew the conflict wbs to be a ouirance, they were, of course, anxious to be in at the death of one or both of the parties. Lcnz before the first case was called, the contract ed Courtrooms were FILLED TO OVERFLOWING, and the surging crowd pressed up the stairs outside till not a foot of standing room was left: While the bglated ones, on outride, were cursing their ill luck at not being able to get in, the sweltering, swaying mass pack ed behind the railing were groaning in spirit because they could not gel out, and the sultry air was burdened with suppressed profanity, as some miserable being drew his crushed corns frem beneath the grinding heel ot a huge cow hide boot. In? ide of THE CHARMED CIRCLE sat the judge, police official, prisoners, crusaders, salocn keepers, and all those imme diately interested in the trial. About fifteen ladies orcupkd one of the benches and look ed as dignified and sedate as it was possible for a body of women to look under such circumstances. Abe saloon keepers were out in full force, all intensely interested ia the result, for it would either'grant them A NEW LEASH OP LIFE, or else put an effectual quieiut on their business.

This fact they comprehended full well. After order had bee a restored the uage iook nis pi ace sua me court was i a opened for business. Several cases involv ing testimony wnich would not be very agreeable to the ladie3 present, were dia-inlsad, and the brazen nymphs who wanted to stand a trial out'of PURE CTJSSEDNESS were sent below to relate their tale of ob scenity on the morrow. When the name of Thomas Cusick, charged with the Sunday law, was read from'the docket, there was a visible stir and commotion among the crusaders. This was their man.

In him they had more than an ordinary inter est. For him they had not only PRAYED FOR BUT WATCHED, and their watching resulted in finding him violating the Sunday law by allowing cards to be played in his saloon on the Sabbath, and also selling intoxicating drinks. On their cath that he was guilty of a misde meanor the warrant had been issued for his arrest, and they alone were responsible for his appearance before the Police Tribunal. Cusick seemed to accept the situation with calmness, and after the case had been stated asked tor a continuance till next which was granted. jennison and his "kino" next claimed the attention of the court.

The night before the "Saratoga" had been notined to close ana me proprietor to appear before the crusaders. He came sur rounded by bis courtiers with a grand flour ish of trumpets and many honied and com plimentary words for lady friends'' who had so kindly invited him to rise and explain THE WHEREFORES of bu psculiar business. When his case was called he asked a continuance for ten days in oider that he might summon the witnesses necepsiry to prove the principal points in the defense which he intended to make. He admitted that he had been a gambler for some years, but did not claes "xeno" under that head, and expected to prove that THE SAME GAME (or which is the twin sister of was played in the verv houses of the women bringing the prosecution. In his de fense he intended to prove that his house was not a gambling house thaf.it was frequented by men and women; that church services had been held, there that many re spectable and high toned citizens took their meals there; and moreover that it was to a certain extent tolerated by the city govern ment.

After considerable dissuasion the de fense was given ten days in which to summon witnesses and prepare for trial. Jenni- on declares his intention of GIVING THE PROSECUTION A GAME, which ill prove very interesting. He eays he intended to close out the "keno" room on the first of the month, and had made an arrangement with the mayor, city attorney and marshal to tolerate it till that time. But the Crusaders could not wait. They went to the city attorney and demanded a warrant for Lis arrest.

Filzwilliams told them it was no uee to issue a warrant as the establishment would be closed as per agreement. The crusaders went to the mayor and the mayor sent them back to the city atterney, who FLED THE OFFICE to get rid them. But again they came the next day and were so importunate that to save his back hair the unfortunate man wac 'obliged lo issue lh warrant, although he did it under protest. He told them it would answer every purpose to have the es tablishment on the firt of the month, but the irrepressible crusaders would have none of it. THEY WANTED THE CREDIT of clewing the Saratoga themselves, and have it they would if persistency and continued clamor would be the means of bringing it about.

Now that they have shouldered the elephant Jennison says "he means to make them carry it till the very weight bears them to the earth. In connection with the saloon keepers he intends to fight them to the bitter end; "keno" will be played till the first of the month." IP MEJt" HAVE TO BE HIRED to sit at the table and place the button. As witnesses in the casa now nendini? he has summoned thirty two person seventeen of them women and nesrly 11 of them crusaders' When the pers are served there will bs a commotion in many a household in this city. Ladies of well known respecta bility will be called upon to testify at the police court rooms, and if they, fail to ap -Fur somothint nice. tylisa and anything go to Wollmaa.

nobby in my4-tf All grocera sell National Yeast, msv-21 Use National Yeast. may 21 National Yeaat is the best in the world. may-l Xsrw necktieii. rufflinei, ladies' bella and fancy goods at James Wilson', A cacttcM lot of new style paaola and nmhrellaa at James Wilaon'p. Also an- other lot of alpaca nmbftllaa.

Dunham's Yeast Powder la unequaled. All who use it like it, and reco turned it for reu-ability and economy. Feb. 24, 6m. i Chas.

Gossage ft Co. Patrons of this popular Chicago firm should not overlook their advertisement in this woe. i d-jt tBintl'sBonua Cwouplealou Vswder, Fr sale by all druggists and perfumers, rtead Eano Sanders' certificate on first page. mar21-20O a Fob Btle at James Wilson's, a full assort ment of cotton hosiery lor men, women and children, at wholesale-piicts, by the dozen or half dozen. Jixm "Wilson's is the place for corset? He has just ieoeived fifteen dozen of the most approved shape.

Xoung lame to wait on the customers. J. A. Pozzom'8 Medicated Powder coola and refreshes, allays all irritation, and makes the skin delicately soft. Sold by all druggists.

Depot, Olive and Ninth. ly tdtea Will do well to call on us and examine our new stock of Wall Paper, just received from New Yerk," before buying elsewhere. HiDXKY Smith Son. dtf To Coatumcn of Ulne. The Champion Glue Co.

of Chicago, 111., are turning out a new article of glue, which is cheaper and better than any. ever before, in the market. Bead their 'ad." you should Etver think of doing a washing wi'hout Golden State Washing Powder. Get a test package at Gordon Bro's, Marshall Halyard' or any leading grocery, and try it to-morrow. Mavl0n3.

The Mild Powder Cores. Humphreys Homeopathic Specifics are the best and most effective medicines now nsed. Tfcey are so simple that no mistakes can be made usirg them, and sre always found reliable Manhood! Womanhood! Marriage! a6o pages. Impediments to Marriage the cause and cure. Sent sealed, post-paid, for 50 cents, by Dr.

C. WHITTlER, 617 Su Charles Street, St. Louis, the great Read his works. Pamphlet free, Call or write. His opinion costs nothing.

Pokd's Extract. It is as hard to induce people to try Jthe best remedy in th. world a3 the poorest. Ask some friend about the Extract. Unanimous verdict.

825O.OO0 to Loss. rmey to loan on Ion? time, at 10 per ce interest, on improved farms and good city property. Those wishing to br ow will call on Mr. Wm. Booth, State a-t of the Northwestern" Mutual Life Insurance Company, corner of Fifth and Delaware 6treeis.

S. BraninicK Billiard Table Manufacturers, with the S. Biuoswick Patent Everlasting Bteel-Plate Cushions, or the Pure Rubber Cushion, warranted to retain elasticity and not No. Ill north Fifth street, between Chestnut and Pine, St, Louis, Mo. Feb.

7-6m Ktili, another lot 01 ladies plain and embroidered under garments received to-day by James- Wilson, direct from the factory: this department is under the superintendence ofl jMiaa ins oiuiiu, ana lias uatoma very popular with the ladies, who find it greatly to their advantage to buy the'r good ready made. The 2d vantages of using Doolky's Yeast Powder over other Baking Powders is apparent to all after a careful triaL It ia not only the most reliable, but perfectly free from deleterious substances, and therefore healthy. For sale at every grocer's. leuilMtry. Dr.

A. Sloan, No. 412 Delaware stseet offering great inducements to parties having teeth to be fixed, or those who are wanting new seta. His work will always be found number one, and his prices very reasonable. Parties wishing anything in his line will find it to their interest to give him a call before going elsewhere.

ap28 Time Proof Teeth The teeth may be rendered time-proof by brushing them daily with Sozodont. No tartar can encrust them, no canker offect the enamel, no species of decay infest the dental bone, if this pure and delicious dentifrice is faithfully used to the exclusion of every other preparation. Mutilated furniture is with Bpalding'a Glue. made perfect eod Pure Articles. All the articles manufactured I'v biaele Price Chicago and 8t.

LouiB, are composed of the best materials. The corai pany takes special pride ia having tkeir goods of the very beet quality. Their Dr. Frice'sjCream Bakirg Powder has maintained its reputation for purity and goodness for the past seven years, while their Dr. Prices Special Flavorings, Vanilla.

Lemon, etc. are saia to be aim equaled by anything of the kind in the market. a From fiue The women's temperance war-now raging in different parts of the country, particularly in the west, with such no paralleled success, recommends for persons who claim whisky a necessity for medicinal purposes, to use Gree 'a August Flower, which contains no jet' spirits, and is a gentle laxative and r. utrtsin cure for dyspepsia, liver indigestion, cosiiveness, sour stomach, sick headache, coming op of the food after eating, and purines the blood and system. 1st what is needed in the Spring of the year by everybody.

Try it. Sold by Uoberi Parham. Seven Millions of Pores. and ail night the exhausted particles of evt system are pnsficg tarouga of qnarter-inch 'nose that beius abo Van iengti of the sweat-ducts connected wita ie pores. Ii these are obstructed sickness If tbey were sealed up the consequence wonld death.

It is one of the proTince of Hosteller' 3 Stomach bitters to keep the superficial escape pee open, aa well as boae laner organs the bowels. The stomachs and tte skia sympathizes and it is through the stomach tn Uie Bitters act unoD the cuticle, keeping it moLtt, elastic and uaievered. The lamous Yeg-etsble inTlgorant is a marTelous medicine; no other preparation known coa tains such afariety of curative and preserratiTe elements or acts at the same time in such a rariety ot beneficial ways. In -dyspsp-iais strengthens the stomaeh, improves the appettte and controls the liver; in fever and ajrue It breaks up the fits; in cases of physical prostration it is Utteraily a vital spacific. Htsdebson a Btjchtj, the great diuretic an unfailing remedy for all diseases of the Sidneys and bladder, also for dyspepsia or indigestion, flatulency, or wind in the stomach.

The most distressing cases of fe male weakness and uterine complaints are permanently cured by Henderson's Buchu. It is unequalled by any known remedy for the cure of dropsy, gravel, and all gouty and rheumatic affections. It is a specific, remedy for expelling all pin and tape worms. It is precribed by eminent physicians in chronic aSectiona of the For sale by all druggists. See advertisement in this issue, octao-diwtf Cash.

Income, 1873 -Paid PoUcy-Holders in 1873 eral of tbe masculines have commenced to "squeal" and hard to have their names taken off, but the tVnmb screws are down, anr) lit a niiCKiir vrnru i'v Vn ''o pornrfa" swears there shall be NO LET UP TO THK DANCE till every one concerned in the crusade has waltzed to his muric. While Jennison is fighting his battle alone owing to the "Keno" characteristic 'of his house, Cusick. the alsvsasa lranrtAw am wtn-urAvlnl Vto'lr in fTiA hapeof the'Piotective Union composed of nesrly all the, sal loon keepers in tbe city The Union stand the expense of the suit brought i against Cusick, and we believe mean to test the VALIDITY OF THE CITT ORDINANCE. What the result will be, no one can foretel; both parties are equally determined. A list of over thirty names of prominent saloon keepers is now in the hands of Deputy County Attorney if the trial on Monday next should result favorably to crusaders intend to treat every saloon keeper in the city to A SIMILAR DOSE.

This is the exact situation at this writing. It is the Crusading women against the liqUo selling men. The black flag ia up and no quarter isasked for on either side. The beginning of the strife has developed consi derable interest from outside parties and champions are already filing into line cn either side. We call the attention of our readers to the fact that Messrs.

Chafe Bro's have removed "The New Shoe Store" to No. 321 Delaware street, three doors west of the old stand. Tiis houss now doing the largest businesa that is done in tha city in thtir line of goods, and for energy and enterprise the firm has fhown sinew coming amor ua, certainly merit the liberal patronage they are receiving. Tbe secret of their consists in the fact that they are handling several better lines of boo and shoes of much better quality than have been hereto-fcne kept for sale In the city, and while every person Of intelligence knows that a good article cota more, and is worth more than an inferior one, yet the prices of these best grades of goods are but little if any above what is charged elese where for an imitation article. It is one important fact too, for our readers to remember that while "The New Shoe Store" is beyond all question the headquarters for fine boots and the proprietors by no means neglect the other and cheaper grades, for we notice they are keeping a much larger stock oi all kinds than any house in the city, and they inform us that in every instance they guarantee the price on every article sold to be less than the same quality can b8 bought elsewhere.

May 24 if. Cbapln's Price 1.1st, ICE 40 cte PER 100, DELIVERED, "a White Lime, per bushel, at sale, 25 cents. Best oak wood, per cord, $5.50. Leavenwoith Coal, per bushel 16 cts" Oak stove wood, per cord, $6.50. Fort Scott coal, per bushel, 20 cents.

Cottonwood, per cord, $4.50. Charcoal, per bushel, 25 cents. Corn, per bushel, 85 cents. Oats, per bushel, 60 cents. Hay Bales, 75 cts; bundles, 25 cents.

Crushed corn, per bushel, 75 cents. Bed ticks filled with nice shucks, and de livered for $1.00. Orders received at Sixth and Delaware streets, or Second and Cherokee streets aprl aettr File and Binder. The Amberg self indexing letter file and binder is the moet complete file ever invent ed. It is patented in the United States, Great Britain, France 'and Belgium.

Ke quires no indexing, pasting, folding or en dorsing. Use one in filing your letters and papers, and you will never be without it Be sure yon get the Amberg letter file and binder. For sale by all stationers. ml6 218 To lue ladies. Fpecial attention ot the ladies of Leavenworth and rlcinit la called to the elegant stock of hats, bonnets, flowers ana ornaments that is being dig.

played at Stern 819 Delaware atree Everything in this establishment will be found new and stylish, and prices always as low as the ch ear est. They have but one price and sell exclu sively for cash, thereby enabling them to give in ducements to buyers thst excel all other dealers ia the city. mays lm Important to the Sensitive. Persons with active brains and of a delicate or ganization fhould never be subjected to violent purgauon or any ot tier treatmeat calculated to prostrate them. Leeching, cupping, starving, and intestinal rasping, are of doubtful emediencv in any case, but th.j are almost certain death to the sensitive and fragile.

hat such persons need is stimulation, and the very best invigorant they can take la Hostetter'a Stomach Bitters. To give de pleting nieuicins to tne nervous, tne debilitated, the infirm, the emaciated, he desponding, is like firing broadsides into a sinking shiD. Thousands of dyspeptics are killed every year by medicines that sap the nhysical and constitutional stainici which, it reinforced by that powerful vegetable tonic, would soon prove aa overmatch for the disease. It is true that the bowels require to be reliev ed ana reguiatea, ana tne liver cuntro lei. as weU as the stomach to be toned and the system strength ened, and let it be borne in mind that the Bitters accomplish these objects gently and surely.

WAV i -U4XW A Sure Thine. Dr. Kine's BvohillU ticKemedy is warrented to cure Bycm Is in the primary, secondary and ter oiary stages, and In all its varied and plicated forms, and -will cure the wore cases ei veneris! diseases, cases which have resisted the treatment of the most, eminent physicians in America It cures the first stage and heals the ulceus in a few days. It cures ulcers in the nose, throat, head, arms and lees: also, hard pains in the bones and' joints, swellings in the joints syphilitic rheumatism etc. in a short time.

Prise 5 per pacxage. sent everywhere oy express. A treatise on sevual diseases free. Bent sealed for two stamps. Sold by Dr.

J. Dins Deer, ouo Seventh stree. 8t Louis, Cures guaranteed or money refunded. Robt. Parham for Leavenworth.

Go JSast way or St. JLoni. In these days of railroad competition (he wise traveler selects his route before leaving borne, in almost every instance he desires to reach his-destination as speedily as possible, and for the accomplishment ot that par- pose tne iuissouri Jfdcinc lbrough Line from the est to the Last, via Kansas City and Bt. Louis, offers inducements unsurpassed by any other line in the country. Everything connected with the Missouri Pa cific Railroad is first class, and the adoption of tbe Miller Platform and Westicghouee Air Brake, together with its Pullman Sleet-em.

and Reclining Chair Coaches, render a trip over tne line perfectly sale and pleasant. Passengers from all parts of the West by taking its Express Trains at Kvisas City, Leavenworth. Atchison and other promi- "at cfties, are landed in St. Louis at seas- h.oare, eveniD and all railroads for every point in the North, piv tiuiv uuas uaw a wraiu Eeast and BOuth. Particular information with maps, time tables, etc, may be had at the various "Through Ticket" offices in the West, or upon personal or written application to Q.

H. Baxter, Western Passenger Agent, Kansas City, or E. A. Ford, General Passenger Agent, St. Louis, Mo.

oldest and undoubtedly one of the soundest fire insurance ccmpanrea in the world. It wa established in 1720 by Royal Charter, and every year has grown stronger, until its finaccial bulwarks are so impregnable as to withstand the fire fiend, no matter to what extent it reaches. Parlies deaiiing insurance can placs their ritks in no better com pany. Mr. A.

A. Mosher is agent for this city, and will take pleasure in placing your Last Tuesday Judge Albert H. Horton and wife, of Atchison, celebrated the tenth anniversary of their wedding. The event assembled a large number of ladies and gen tlemen representing the beet families of Atchison. The tin presents were of every variety and design some costly, others plain, some elegant and others ludicrous, and withal so numerous as to prevent de scription.

We join with other friends in congratulating Mr. and Mrs. Horton, and express the wish that they will live to celebrate their diamond wedding and receive the present weight of tin presents in diamond gifts. -Police Court Joseph J. Merrit, violat ing market ordinance, continued until the 23th; Clement Dustin, same charge, continued until the Thos.

Cusick, violating the Sunday law, continued till Monday; Jennison Miller, keeping gambling house, continued till June'6th; Ella Allen, dislurb- the pesce "by moonlight alone, fined $20; Mrs. Webster, keeping disorderly house, continued to the 28th; Rachel Clark, assault and battery, fined $1 Hannah Collins, assault and battery, discharged; Lucy Perkins, same charge, discharged; Julia Thompson, obscene, indecent and improper language, continued till the 28th. Steamer Edgar, Capt. Cade, will leave the foot or Delaware Btreet, for Fort Leav enworth, every hour from 8 o'clock A. to 6 o'clock P.

on memorial day, May 30th- The Edgar, has lately been repaired throughout and inspected by the Govern-' raent Inspector, who passed her, and pro nounced her all corrsct. Come one! Come Price the round" trip 25cts, children, three for a quarter, Col. Conover, Col. Gixpatrick, Committee. Maj.

O. S. Hopkins, -Rumors sre rife in West Leavenworth ia regard to the sudden disappearance of a young German named Julius Currer, who worked at Sergent'a brick yard, on O-age street, between and 13tb. The last seen of him was about 9 o'clock last Monday evening when he was returning from the pic nick. As he was paid off that day and had considerable money about him, his friends fear be has been foully dealt with.

Search has been made for him but without success, ana tbe general opinion is that un- less he has fled the country, he has been 5 mcraerea lor nis money, uurrer Has a wife and two children who are well nigh frantic at this sudden disappearance of hus band and father. The police have the matter in hand. An Enterprising Firm. VV call tbe attention of our readers to tbe advertisement of the well known liquor house of M. Hoffman, which will be found in another column.

This is one of the most substantial and reliable mercantile establish ments in the city, and doing the largest bus iness of any house in the we3t. Its trade extends into every ooun'y in the State, and new customers are daily increasing. For reliability and true business courtesy the firm of M. Hoffman is known far and wide. Memorial Day.

Mayor's Office, Leaveswobth, May 27, 1874. The 30th day of May having been desig nated by Congress as a national holiday, and set aprt as a day for the decoration of the graves of Union soldiers who fell in the defense of their country during the late war, therefore, in accordance with a resolution passed by the city council, and at the request of many citizens, recommend that all places of business in the city be closed on Saturday, the eitnli and that all citizens unite with the authorities at Fort Leavenworth in properly observing the day. Trains will be run on the Chicago, Bock Inland Pacific railroad during the day, carrying parties to the Fort free of charge. J. L.

Abernathy, Mayor. Eymenlal. A very pleasant little matrimonial inci dent occurred yesterday, whereby Miss aii ar -w- i Aaenaae ai. maimer Decame tbe wite oj Mr. Zenos E.

Britton, a prominent lawyer of this city. The wedding took place at the residence of the bride's mother, and was attended by a large number of tbe friends of both parties. Rev. Wm. N.

Page offici ated. Both bride and bridegroom are well known in social circles. Miss Palmer is a young lady cf many accomplishments, and blessed with a Isrje circle of mends who are a unit in the belief that she will fill with credit the highest social position to which woman can attain. Mr. Britton is possessed of rare abilities in tbe profession which he has chosen, and both parties start on their matrimonial voyage under the moet favor able auspices, and with the well wishes of hundreds of friends.

THE COMING STATE FAIR. Organization of the Committee on Special Premiums ine commit es appointed to solicit special premiums for the coming State fair, held a meeting at the council chamber last night. Mr. J. P.

Wilson was appointed chairman and Theo. H. James, secretary. Oa motion Matt. Ryan was appointed treasurer.

After some diecufslon it was decided to appoint two committee1, oce to eolicit special premiums and the other secure subscriptions for repairing the building) now in the fair grounds. The committees were appointed by the chairman, aa follows: On Special Premiums J. B. Kitchen. J.

F. Richards, H. M. Aller, Lyman Scott, C. b.

Urespigny, J. 11. Wcuonigie. On Subscriptions J. S.

Rice, T. H. James, J. W. Crsncer, M.

H. Insley, Matt. xtyan, John t. Jirown. These men will visit all our merchants and business men during the present week.

It is to be hoped that their efforts will meet with a hearty response. The following are the appointed to canvass the different wards: First Ward James Kitchen. J. S. Rice S.

Urespieny. second Ward H. M. Aller. Matt.

Run. jjyiuan ocoir. o- Third Ward J. F. Richards.

Theo. H. Jame J. H. Brown.

Fourth Ward James McQonicde, M. H. Insley, J. Cranoer. The committee meet Saturday niarht to re port progress, and will give the.

result of their labors at a mass meeting of the citizens Interest Receipts for 1873, 8,00 In KirrNa or by Death. Examine onr Plans and Rates before injuring elsewhere. The moet popular and advantageous forma and favorable ter ma for insurance preaeDted. All policies non-iorteitable after the second annual payment. Dividends are declared annually, after the first payment, available Immediately as cash in paymont ol premium.

Contracts direct with the Company, will be made in all parts of the country with efficient and reliable men who propose to canvass personally for Life Insurance. Executive Coumittes: H. It. NEWMAN, T. A.

HOKD. JOHN A. HALDEBMAN. 31. SWAN, Presldens.

H. 1m NE WMA3T, Trnsorer. J. L. ABKRN W.

IIARTET, ATIIY, TleePresldent. St. Louis, renanltlna- Artnsrj. .1 Street. KEW YORK.

GEO. A. MOOKE, teoreUry. H. D.

MACffAY, President. F. BUBNES, Insurance. THOS. A.

OBOKN, Governor Stale Kansas. E. HENSLEY, Pres1 1 Leav. Siviugs Bank. D.

W. EAVES, Banker. $351,255 G7 134,005 47 Vxhavcx Commitirk: E. B. A LI.

EN J. F. J. L. HUNTING.

J. I. JO YES, Secretary. A. IICRX), Attorney.

GOODS. ICOTT, LEAYEN WORTH, KANSAS. as eluewhera, a new and complete utork Or G'DB VARIETY. la DELAWARE STOKE OF THE CITY, dAw nrm Bourbon Whiskies. DRY 318 DELAWARE STREE1', -DEALER IN- AND FAWCTSf JJEW DET GOODS.

I have just received and will sellas cheap 33 3fi JE -63 All Shades and Colors. 1 HOSIERY AHD GLOVES, SHAWLS; All grades and Qualities. I Latest Styles and Patterns. HOUSE FURNISHING GOODS, TAdix.sailljia.B. T31olo Tjlnens, TT ATlsJLxxoi Towolin LAEGE All of which I invite special attention to, and request the public generally to call and si auxins before purchasing elsewnere janis 318 Delaware 8 tr set.

BOOTS AND SHOES. HEW SHOE BTOIE3? CHASE BROTHERS, REMOVED TO 321 Three doors West of the old stand. Larger Stock and Better Bargains than ever. THE LEADING SHOE msyl2 a jxt ir Wholesale Dealer in Domestic and Foreign mm Specialty of Kentucky 211 Delaware St- 2nd may27-217. BETWEEN Leaveiiwortli.

and 3rd, pear Jennison sajs he will have to be held next ednesday evening. I.