The Lawrence Standard du lieu suivant : Lawrence, Kansas • 1

nn Standard. TIC 1 XO. 11. LAYEEXCE, KANSAS, THTJjlSD AY, DECEMBER 8, 1870. VOL.

T. or tat int Sr sir; ca seA i i. .1 MASSACHUSETTS SCANDAL Land Agents. DEMOCRATIC STANDARD. being elected, and G.

A. Somerby, represent the applicant, and Mesas. Avery Raney the respondent. In ORIGINAL AND SELECTED. Sweet are the uses of advertisements.

Most of our lawyers are now courtin LAWRENCE, THURSDAY, DEC. S. THE DEMOCRATIC STANDARD PC BtlSTO EVERT THURSDAY BY THE KANSAS DEMOCRATIC PUBLISHING AT No. 64 Massachusetts Street. opening the hearing of the case the judge said he should assume that the previous at Topeka.

Domestic Troubles in High Life A Prominent Citizen Seeks to Incarcerate his Wife In an Insane You're a queer chicken," as the hen said when she hatched out a duck. adjudication of Judge White was correct, and he should only make inquiries from the third day of last August, when that BBAMS HARRIS, LAND AGENTS, Office over United Mates Office, LAWRENCE, KANSAS. The total population of Colorado is 39,842. The whole number of voters is a little over 15,000. The census gives Utah population.

Susan B. Anthony Is spoken of for the decision was rendered. English mission. Will Sue accept it? Mrs. Phelps sits by the side of the My deeds are upon my head," as the DR.

S. K. HI7SGN, ELY MOORE, Sec'if. GEO. A.

REYNOLDS, Treasurer. liritF.f'TOH-S WM.R.RAXKIS, KK.HTSOS, w. shax.nos.jb david t. Mitchell, ELY MOORE, HEXKYLEIS, THiW. MURRAY.

M. B. WHITE, DAVE RORICK. S. B.

POTTER, Superintendent. T. S. Agent and VorrespondenU lawyer said when he put his papers in his bat counsel neatly and plainly dressed, and retaining her bonnet and shawL She listens calmly and attentively -to the evi W. L.

Viascher, of the Journal, is preparing to take the lecture field. Kansas City News. The corn field would suit him much better. A milkman accounted for tlie weak W. A.

HARRIS. W. H. A Bit A MS. dence against her, but appears to take ness of his milk by saying the cows got caught in the rain.

Whv do girls kiss each other and men. Six IXTARIABLT IX A DVASCH 2.00 do not? Because girls have nothing One year no notice of those about her, so far as casting her eyes about the room is concerned. In fact she shuns publicity and seems absorbed in the matter under hearing. In an earnest rational, and The Crown Prince of Prussia was 39 yeas old on the 18th day of October, and the event was celebrated in royal style at Versailles. During the evening the old King gave the following graceful toa.t to the officers present "To you, by whose means we are here." Thirty-two officers received the insigna of the Order of the Iron Cross, of the first class, which had up to then been conferred upon only four persons in the Kingdom.

It is believed the Provisional Government at Tours will be obliged to evacuate that city. They will, in such an event, retreat to Bordeaux, or Clermont, in Au-vergne. Since some French officers on parole have joined the Tours government, old King William has ordered that all officers taken prisoners hereafter he sent to Germany. The French officers say the Republicans of France will not permit them to honor their parole. It is amusing to see English and American tourists Jbuying up old weapons, which are palmed off upon tliem as trophies of the battle field of Sedan.

Some old flint locks have been shoved off on these "shoddy" pilgrims at fabulous prices. "Fools and their money, etc." The French have 2,000 guns in position at Paris, and their supply of powder exceeds six million pounds. The value of it can be bought in England, to four and a half cents currency in New York. It imposes a duty of 60 per cent, on every pane of glass which the poor man buys, thereby turning over three-fifths of the price paid to the pockets of some protected glass manufacturer. By imposing a duty of 145 per cent, on blankets, it makes a pair of blankets, which in England can be bought for 2.50 currency, sell in New York for S5.50.

It raises the price of a yard of alpaca in New York to fifty cents currency, when the same can be bought in England for twenty cents gold. The duty is 60 per cent. It imposes a duty of 67 per cent, on Brussels carpeting, thereby raising its price from ninety-three cents in gold, in England, to in currency, in New York. It levies a tax of 108 per cent, on every bushel of salt consumed in the country except that used by New England fishermen three-fourths of which goes into the pockets of a few dozen salt monopolists. It grinds the face of the poor, inasmuch" as it has reduced to the extent of twenty-five per the purchasing power of the laboring man's wages, out of whicli he has to provide for the subsistence of himself and family.

Xo si! ascriptions received unless accompanied criptio 1 And now the American people have got to worshipping God by steam. In Revl Mr. Talmadge's Tabernacle in New York, a six horse engine is employed to blow the grand organ. Willi Ui? JJINKLEY DEVEREUX, REAL, ESTATE AGENTS. Office, 54 Massachusetts Street, (Under Exchange Bank.) LAWRENCE, KANSAS.

business-like manner she in an under Advertisements inserted at reasonable rates. All communications should be directed to Tiie Democratic Htandard," Lawrence, Kansas. BUSINESS CARDS. tone makes explanations and suggestions to her counsel iu then- cross-examination, whicli they seem to listen to carefully, and act upon as though of great weight in the matter. The trial thus far Attorneys.

Will pay taxes for non-residents, and give special attention to purchase and sale of Lands and City Property, L. I). BINKLEY. K. C.

IEVEREtX. We made brief mention in our last issue of a case of domestic infelicity in Boston, which had caused intense excitement in that city of moral ideas. A correspondent of the New York World gives the full particulars of the case, and it is certainly a most remarkable one. We lay before our readers a brief history of theaflair, stripped of all superfluous generalities. Mrs.

Phoelie H. Phelps is the wife of Hon. Chas. A. Phelps, formerly a practicing physician, Speaker of the House of Representatives in 1S56-7, and now a pension agent in Boston.

Mrs. Phelps is about fifty-two years old, a lady of fine native ability, of unusual mental and social culture, and of high moral and religious principles. Her connections by blood and friendship are most honorable. She is a sister of Hon. Ira Harris, of Albany, N.

who was United States Senator from 1S61 to 1S67. For a long time Mrs. Phelps was a highly esteemed attache in the editorial department of the Boston Traveller. So much for the part i es to th is sea nd alous affa i r. The first public act iu this pitiful domestic drama commenced as long ago as October, 1861, when Mrs.

Phelps, on the charge of cruelty, filed a libel for divorce from her husband. Senator Harris, on learning of this suit, filed a petition in court for the appointment of a guardian ad libitum to take care of the suit, alleging that his sister Mas insane. I v. pa isive or- has tjcen conducted in so private a manner that scarcely any but witnesses are GIJDDEN JJOLLTSTEIi, present, and the public Is not generally aware that the is now under hear The New York Herald, in an editorial, is gratified at the rapid increase made by Kansas during the past two years, in wealth and population, and says the "principal centers of population and aggregation are Leavenworth, Lawrence, Topeka, Salina and LowelL" The English papers contain an abstract of the will of a venerable spinster of the name of Atherton, of Manchester, who left $2,000,000 in personalty, and any amount of We rise from perusing the list of legacies witliawater-ing mouth, and a feeling of positive exasperation that tlie excellent old lady was not our aunt. gHANXOX SHANNON, Attorneys and Counselors at Law, Lawrence, Douglas county, Kansas.

JQAVID c7BEACH Attorney at Law and Notary Public. Office with E. E. Lewis, corner room Eldridge House. ing.

Opinion is divided as to the merits Genera! Reaf Estate and Land Agents, Buy and Sell Real Estate on Commission Pay Taxes and Furnish Abstracts of Titles fur i i Non-Residents. of the case, some believing that Mrs. Phelps has a husband who has been and is unfaithful to her, and lias thus caused buildings in Paris is estimated at By increasing the cost of constructing jj II Improved and Unimproved Farms for Sale. Office, vnder 'Liberty Mush. Luicrence, Kansas.

Prompt attention given to C5orresponleuoe. her great mental anguish. Rumors to this effect and that, the Doctor has his mistress supimrtcd at his expense at no 350,000 the value of furniture and other UTCHIJfOS CREE, Attorneys at Law, LAWRENCE, KANSAS. contents of dwellings, 77,175,000 value of stock in trade, 77,175,000. This esti W.

TAYTvOK. W. TAYIX1R. S. HOI.I.ISTER.

WM. GUDDEN. great distance from the Hub are not a new story. They believe she is a victim of a conspiracy to get her out of the 4 mate is based on the value of property in London, and apportioning to Paris an (gMITH HAMPTON, Attorneys at Law, LAWRENCE, DOUGLAS KANSAS. Prompt attention given to collections.

amount proportionate to the population. way, and that though, perhaps, on some points not of a sound mind, yet she should not be deprived of her liberty and It will be seen from these figures that the JIGGS SINCLAIR, Real Estate Agents and Conveyancers. Proprietors of the only Abstract Books of Titles to Real Estate in Douglas Kas. 51 MASS. ELDRrPGE HOUSE BIXXJK.

destruction of the great city of Taris and operating railroads, and thereby increasing the cost of transportation, it confiscates at the outset nearly one-half of the crop which the Western farmer is compelled to send to the seaboard for a market. If a Kansas farmer sends two bushels of wheat to market, one of (hem, and sometimes more, is swallowed np in the cost of carriage. It is a tax upon millions fur the benefit of hundreds only, and as such cannot be defended either on the score of just ice or of sound public policy. FROM PRUSSIA. 1 better to kiss and men have.

A writer on school discipline says: Without a liberal use of the rod. It i impossible to make boys smart" There is an old lady, 100 years old, in this county, who knits all the for tlte family and milks tlie cows. JShe Is an 'orphan. i Mark Twain refused to be present at the Boston press dinner on account of haviag to perform the tune of "Bek me to sleep." An exchange says, "If the fur on the Lack of a bumblebee seen flying due East points toward the North, look -out for a severe winter." The difference between a boquet of flowers and the "bouquet" of wine fat, that one makes the nosegay and tit other a gay nose. A minister it Han Jose, CaL, ha a "better half" who preaches in his absence, to tlie entire satisfaction of a large and critical congregation.

A Cairo paper admonishes the young ladies of that vicinity not to climb trees in tlie day time. That editor had better stand from under hfteafter. A Cincinnati child tied crape on th door-knob to see if the carriages would come to take them out riding, as they did Hie family across the street The confounded "local" of the Fort Scott Monitor has gone and done it" He confounds Fort Leavenworth with Leavenworth City confound iL Numerous papers are advising ladles to wear suspenders. Isn't it a little premature to urge such a costume until they get the to wear with them DeWitt Littlejohn has been elected to the New York Assembly for the eleventh time. Ei'-lutnge.

Man want lint little here helow, Hut waul Uial LUUi-jo4in- The following rhyme of tlie Princess Louise is going the rounds "Tins Is the maiden all for Lorn, Who treated foreien offers with corn. And chose to'Kellle here fciie burn. And lire in the house her Jack built. The Legislature of South Carolina is a curious one. Quite a number of its members are unable to write their names, or even to spell through a bill.

The few who can write "just a little," and spell every other word incorrectly, it would appear, are proud of their accomplishments, and, are disposed to "cut" the "inferior" negroes. doomed to an insane hospital, perchance would involve a loss of 311,700,000. This "HAVID T. MITCHELL, 17 for life. They also believe she has been sum is just about the minimum value of The libel was accordingly afterwards cruelly treated (the evidence of the private property in Paria destructable in Attorney at Law, LAWRENCE, KANSAS.

a siege. hat a fearful blow this would daughter shows tliat Mrs. Phelps has been tied, hands and feet, by the husband and this and that there be to the nation for generations to come. It is to be hoped that the sun will never reflect its genial rays on the ruins of that has been every effort made to exasperate proud and beautiful city. It would be a UNDERWRITERS.

STEVENS, ANDERSON REAL, ESTATE A5TD INSURANCE, AGENTS, Office, Ho. SS Massachusetts street, Eldridge House Block, LAWRENCE, KANSAS. calamity that the world might well de and provoke her to violent demonstrations which might give the needed pmof that she should be-under treatment and restraint. They claim that she evinces plore, and the stigma would attach to Prussia for all time. It is stated that John Wilkes Booth, shortly before the famous events which preceded his death, deposited $3,000 in a bank at Montreal.

None of his family would draw this deposit, and it still re-maias to his credit. Neither his mother nor brother will receive it, although, our autliority maintains, it has been offered to them several times. It appears that eventually it will go to the British Crown. The soldiers of the rank and file in the THE BATTLES ON THE LOIRE PRUSSIAN OUTRAGES IN ORLEANS A SECOND JOAN OF ARC "AMAZONIANS OF THE SEINE" A FESTIVE TIME AT VERSAILLES -GEN. PALAMXE'S PLAN OF DEFENSE-ESTIMATED VALUE OF PARIS IMPERIAL DESIGNS OF KINO WILLIAM AND BISMARCK.

no violent and harmful tendencies apart from the forcible efforts made to remove her from her chosen home. The statements and claims of the petitioners have already been fully given. General Agents for Neosho Valjey R. R. Lands.

l.nOG.OX) acres Choice Lands fur sale on ten years' time. Prussian army are heartily sick and tired of the war, and are anxious for any honorable peace. The people of Berlin, who have not yet had even a smell of gunpowder, are still clamorous for the cession of Alsace and Loraine, but the officers and soldiers of the army do not Another feature of the complicated ESTERN LAND AGENCY -i I case! remains to be narrated. Last September, in accordance with withdrawn. In the meantime, Mrs.

Phelps was placed under treatment at the McCleau Insane Asylum, at Somer-ville, where she remained from April, 1860, to September, 1861. For the past few years Mrs. Phelps has been living quite secluded in Grantville, a village about twelve miles from Boston, in a house belonging to Mr. Phelps. She has enjoyed some comfort, and at intervals received calls from some of the family.

This lull in the family circle was finally broken in 1869, by an application, made by her eldest son, Chas. H. Pheljis, an attorney in New York city, for a decree to send his mother to some one of the State lunatic aiylums, as being an insane person. This petition was, doubtless, instigated by the husband. The case was heard before Judge White, who decided on the 3d of last August that Mrs.

Phelp9 was not a proper subject for confinement in an insane hospital. Thus baffled and exasperated by the failure of his well-laid plans, Dr. Phelps immediately after the unfavorable decision, began to strip the house occupied by his wife of its furniture. This naturally excited and provoked the injured lady and she strenuously resisted the encroachment on her rights. After the last article of furniture had been earried away, she refused to accompany the the advice of friends, Mrs.

Phelps filed insist on any such terms, and seem to favor the new Republic. It is now quite in the Supreme Court another libel for D. S. GIBBS (Under Eldridge House), 51 MASSACHUSETTS STREET, LAWJtJEJ'CE, divorce from Dr. Phelps, on account ot apparent that King William and Bis It is almost impossible to keep paee with the railway building in Kansas, it is so rapid and in so many different directions.

One line is completed through the State to Colorado; another nearly to Nebraska the Marysville road will soon be in Nebraska, and two roads are completed to the Indian Territory. The next points will be Texas and New Mexico, with endless gridironing. within our own borders. The record of the year has been progressive and glorious. cruelty, neglect, and the want of suitable marck are determined to restore the I maintenance by him.

The answer to the alleged 4ibel denies all of these Have for Sale Improved Farms, City Property, and Railroad Lands. Also, Selected Lauds at SI. 75 and $2.00 per Acre. Correspon- deuce solicited. It is said that a San Francisco paper Empire with Louis Napoleon at its head.

The Crown Prince la bitterly opposed to this scheme, and will resist it to the death. In this he is heartily backed by the army and the civilians of Prussia. By the time this reaches you I hope the J. STOUGHTON, Attorney at Law, OTTAWA, KANSAS. Auctioneers.

UCT I ON HOUSE. CHADWICK SON, AUCTION AND COMMISSION MERCHANTS, No. 108 Massachusetts Street, LAWRENCE, KANSAS. ndvnnees made on consignments. Salts attended in any part of the State.

HAVE COME TO STAY. T. G. STOKER COL, Opened on Saturday, Sept. an STORAGE COMMISSION HOUSE! At the old stand of Capt.

Sibert, No. 56 Massachusetts opposite the Eldridge House. Our stock consists in part of Dry Goods, Clothing, Boots and Shoes, Gents Furnishing tfoods. Ladies and Gents' Hosiery, Queens ware. Glassware, Pocket and Table Cutlery, Silver and Plated Ware, and Notions of all kinds.

N. B. We will pay particular attention to city and country sales. Liberal advancements made on consignments. W.

K. THOMAS A Auctioneers. Bakeries. QUNNLNGTON WIEDEMANN, EASTERN BAKERY, "Manufacturers of CRACKERS, BREAD, 139 Massachusetts street, LAWRENCE, KANSAS. Go to the Eastern Bakery to get your LUNCH.

SOVES. s. OIBBS. 31. S' V.

J. charges, and argues that having been adjudicated insane she is incompetent to find the said libel. The reply more-) over alleges that the libel was made not KNAPP. J. M.

CHAMBERtlS. declines to publish the particulars or three murders, as there was nothing novel or original about the modes of death." Merchant Tailors. From Our Foreign CormjKmdent Berlin, Nov. 28. Since writing my last letter, I have spent most of the time at Versailles, and shared the excitement that has prevailed there since the fighting commenced on the Loire." On my return to Berlin yesterday, I received two copies of The Standard, which was a rare treat to me, as I have not seen an American paper since I left London, three months ago.

In the battles on the Loire, and around Orleans, the French have held theirown, but gained no material advantage up to this time. The army of the Loire is under command of General de Paliere, and General D'Aurellas de Paladines has been appointed Generalissimo of all the armies outside of Paris. His plan of genenal defense consists of three linesof entrenchments, supplied with heavy artillery. The first line is at Keratry, the second about Artenay, and the third at Orleans, last' battle have been fought, and this cruel war for the purpose of obtaining a divorce, but to prevent her commitment to an in Leavenworth, not to be outdone by Elder Closson sane hospital, and it moves that the al either Chicago or Cincinnati, has opened a divorce court, and unties the connubial leged lilel be dissolved. What will be done with this feature of the case remains STATE NEWS.

McCONNELL, Merchant Tailor, Over L. Bullene's dry goods store. N. B. All kinds of gents' garments got np In first-class style, and a good nt warranted.

Cut-ting done on short notice. KIHRY, Tailor, Otie door north Elrlriflge House, afiiss. street. to be seen. Should there be an exami The Kansas Pacific shops at Denver are located on the east side of the city, at the junction with the Denver Pacific.

The buildings completed are a repair shop, 30x100; a carpenter shop, 30x60; a blacksmith shop, 16x30; an iron store house, 16x40 a general store house, 26x36 and an engine house. Fifty men are employed in these shops. Work was commenced on a round house with six stalls on the 1st inst. The Denver Pacific has completed the foundation of a round house which will have five stalls. nation under Mrs.

Phelps's application Allen County. The Humboldt Union, has the follow family to the new home. The Doctor and an exceedingly affectionate daughter, aged twenty-three years, carried the mother out by main force. Unable to for a divorce, some surprising revelations may be expeeted, involving the moral character and standing of the Jrt A female lecturer on "Woman's Physicians. killing physician, sm well as of certain overcome her struggles they had to de Rights" drew an audience of six or eight persons on last Tuesday night.

Humltoldtis putting on metropolitan airs they have got a boot-black. persons of the opposite sex not unknown sist, and the lady, quite exhausted, threw JQRS. R. IC HUSON, in that vk-inity. herself upon the lawn, where she was knot in the unprecedented time of fifteen minutes.

"Migoddeldmity" is what Covode wrote when he heard of the defeat of Cessna for Congress. When he heard, however, that Meyer's majority was only seventeen, he said: "Humph! it's easy enough to beat that" Got: McClurg, of Missouri, wants to be Governor of Utah. He wants to be a Mormon, And with the Mormons stmnd. The crown upon his forehead And a dozen wives at hand. -mm ry I ikJLmirime '1 Wilson county.

They give performances out doors under trees. Their audiences are composed principally of horse thieves, who are held in breathless Parties rrom Illinois nave in uie past to the north of which a powerful line of earthworks have been constructed. It will be seen from this plan, that if the Homeopathists, Office. (52 Mass. street.

Sutliff's block. THE ECLIPSE. left alone. A constable was employed by the Doctor to look after the vacant few days invested, neaviiy in land tins Colorado has built two hundred and ninety-five miles of railroad in the last vicinity. deuce, 27 Ohio street, Lawrence, Kansas.

premises and keep Mrs. Phelps out. She French should meet with a repulse in the Mr. Berrv, of Iola, we are informed liiiuo montliAYhen it is remembered A Total Eclipse on December 22, 1S70. Restaurants.

Will LIm uwtjpr. frwn J1n try tliisi w.ia to neixistent. however. thr nho nrst simultaneous attack on Iari, they can fall back on the first line of entrench that it is almost separated from civilization by a stretch of six hundred miles of gained admission to the empty house; Tills will be One oFHiegrcatevt of mod IKE'S RESTAUR A NT, To mitigate the discomforts of the situa place next week. Capt.

John M. Boyce is appointed permanent agent at this place lor the Galveston road. ments, under cover of which they will ern total eclipses of the sun that has taken place for not only does it occur barren plains, the importance of this work beeom es obvious. Other enterpris prepare for another attack. Paladines Cor.

Massachusetts and Henry Streets, when the moon is particularly near the Banking Houses. tion some most necessary articles of furniture were sent in, and with these she managed to exist. It would appear also has endeavored to engage the enemy earth, but at a period when the earth is es are projected, which, when finished, Brown County. A savage cutting affray occurred at nearest the sun, and also at tlie winter nearest to him, but they are loth to accept the gauge of battle. Reports place will sum up about two hundred and sixty-nine miles, not counting various schemes that finally the Doctor gave orders that suspense.

solstice, the moon likewise occulting in Cedar creek school house on Monday of UNDER SIMPSON'S BANK, Lawrence, Kansas. MEA LS AT A LL HO URS. Capt. A. J.

PIKE, Proprietor. she be furnished with supplies at his ex Regarding pork packing at Leaven the army of the Loire at 100,000, but it is for building to Salt Lake or west of the mountains making five hundred and pense. At the request of Dr. Phelps several obnoxious parties have since then worth, tlie ears of tlie people, in the hog latin of the Bulletin, are filled with the believed at Versailles to number not less than 120,000. Ere this letter reaches you, last week, while a singing school was being held.

The affray was between Sam. Hampton and Lute Harper. The former received several gashes, one severing his tlie planet rarum, ine pianci raus on tlie same day Iteing in configuration with the moon, 1 6' south, the moon at the time approaching her conjunction with tlie planet Mercury, which latter body will be 1 19' south of the moon. 1ITY RESTAURANT, been quartered for a longer or shorter sixty-four miles of railroad which the people hope to have completed by the some great battles will doubtless have obstreperous din of a confused porcine multitude." It is enough to give them the earache. J.U.

BO MASSALHLSSKl TO 1 period at the house. It is claimed by been fought, and on which banners gSTABLISHED IN 1858. Simpson's Bank, Lawrence, Kansas, corner Massachusetts and Henry streets. rjlHE NATIONAL BANK OF Lawrence, NO. 1 MASSACHUSETTS STREET.

W. HADLEY, Cathier. jgllEPHERD McQUESTEN, Bankers, OTTAWA, KANSAS. close of 1871. In the opposite irart of the heavens.

the counsel for Mrs. Phelps that these victory will perch, the future only can TICKETS SOLD FOR MEALS. deeide. were sent to the house only for the pur A young lady in New York, "rich. The Sedalia Bazoo is informed that under lip and chin from his face, except a small portion of the skin on one side.

Harter was also badly cut, receiving several serious gashes, one penetrating through the cheek, forcing two teeth MEALS AT ALL HOURS. both the planets Jupiter 1 7' itorthi and the planet Uranus (only south of the moon), at a period when the planet Jupiter is approaching an opposition to the sun, which will take place on the 22d of pose of annoying and watching her and After the occupation of Orleans by the handsome and accomplished," offers Messrs. T. C. Caldwell and James T.

Gibbons, while prospecting for coal some Prussians, many stores were pillaged by BOARD BY THE WEEK. herself to be rattled for, in a church lottery. She says that she is satisfied that provoking to some violent expressions and deeds while the other side asserts that their only purpose was to care for from the lower jaw. The dilliculty grew December, exercising a most powerful the soldiers. They even carried off perfumeries, toilet articles, and many things out of an old feud.

marriage is a lottery anyhow. Ladies, four miles from Georgetown, suddenly came upon a subterranean cavern leading into a channel of magnitude yet un JLAWMEXCE, JCAX8AS. JOHN F. SCHOTT, Proprietor. the lady and the property.

that could be of no possible use to soldiers. did you ever! A Welshman living on Lost creek, reciprocal attractive influence on each other, by the combined influence thus exercised by the sun and moon. Mercury, Venus, Jupiter, Uranus and the Collections promptly attended to. Exchange, Thus surveillance has occasioned sev The private cellars were emptied to the committed suicide, last week, by hang A Missouri rtitr lately rooted rm 2.000 known. From the main cavern some Saloons.

Coin, United States Bonos, bought and sold. last bottle. The Bishop found liis efforts distance under ground, there is represent earth, all leing nearly in a right line, a eral violent acts on the part of the exasperated lady, such as striking at the Doc in gold that had been buried on the farm during the war by parties unknown. NDREW SNYDER, powerless to restrain them, as in the first configuration that has not taken place Books and Stationery. ed to be some five channels of egress.

Farmers in need of money would do well tor and the daughter, breaking dishes, days of the occupation. An indemnity evidently improved by the hand of man throwing hot water and utensils at to get one of those long nosed Missouri pigS and set him to rooting. of 100,000 franca was levied on the city, Kaw Valley Saloon, Locust street, opposite Kansas Pacific depot. in vears gone by. The indications of J.

CARPENTER, to O. Wiiuiarth dealer in for centuries and which seldom occurs consequently tlie effects on the earth will be considerable, creating earthquakes, tidal waves, storms, hurricanes and cyclones. Similar configurations of which was handed over to Gen man's abode are said to be abundant, and cVn Arkansas carpenter, under sen EATON, pugnant or interfering parties, and getting into difficulties with the daughter and the female lunatic keeper, which re Von der Tann, by the authorities. On from the hurried examination it appears to have been once the abode of men who tence of death, is ofTered high wages by the sheriff to build his own gallows, no Books and Stationery, the following day the General summoned were present at the time of the total eclipse on the ltithjof August, 18tW, when sulted in their receiving sundry bites in Saloon and Eating House, Locust street, opposite Kansas Pacitlc depot. evidently were engaged in deeds of dark Quito and Callao were destroyed by other joiner being procurable in the Wail and Window Paper, self-defence.

Mrs. Phelps is said to have the Municipal Council at six o'clock in the morning, and threatened all the members with arrest if the balance, ness. ing himself. His mind was put out of kelter by a bad trade he had made. Franklin County.

The Journal has the following: "The practicing attorneys of Ottawa have just completed the organization of a law lyceum, -which will meet regularly on Monday evening of each. week. Practicing attorneys, law students, and gentlemen of a literary turn of mind are eligible to membership." A bachelor's social club has been organized, and social hops will be given twice a month. The State Sunday School Convention, held at Ottawa last week, elected the following officers for the ensuing year President, Rev. J.

Lewis, of Humboldt lived in a very slovenly manner, allow neighborhood; but he says he'll be hanged If lie does anything of the sort- AIKEN'S GOLD PENS, POCKET BOOKS ing her kitchen to be used forahennery, was not delivered to him that EARL WINCH ELL, Mammoth Billiard Saloon, No. 64 Massachusetts street. Mr. Richard Nichohi, of Saluda, and to be filled with vermin. She is also Kansas City has got a sad case of miscegenation.

The Bulletin says "a white girl, young and fair, but steeped to the day. The authorities implored and re witnessed an awful sight in the heavens monstrated in vain, and after scouring Photograph Albums, Cutlery, Notions, No. 60 Mass. Street, LAWRENCE, KANSAS, accused of being filthy in her person, eyes in poverty and misery, made com the city, and with great difficulty, the and of improperly exposing herself. Her last Friday evening, between dusk and starlight "a dark form, in the image of a man, walking steadily amid the stars, from tlie north southward.

Mr. Nichols, mania seems to run in the direction of plaint before the Recorder that a colored amount was raised and paid over by the C1REW HADLEY, dealers in Books and Stationery, No. 1 Massachusetts LARKE 4 PEIRCE; Head Center Saloon, No. 110 Massachusetts street. man named John Smith, had threatened Mayor.

we presume, takes sugar in his'n. street. her life because she refused to live with The French cavalry are actively operat A voiiiisr ladv who was recently Keen earthquakes and tidal waves; iut even then the influences ate somewhat less than they will be on the 22d of December next. The eclipse will begin in the north Atlantic ocean, the central line moving In a southeasterly direction. Crossing one part of fpain and the Mediterranean Sea, it enters Africa nearOran, and soon afterwards attains its Southern limits.

The shadow of the moon now moves in a northeasterly direction and leaves Africa, and crossing the island of Sicily, the south of Turkey, the Black Sea, and the Sea of Azof, disappears. The penumbra of the moon decreasing rapidly, leaves the earth with the setting sun in Arabia. The sun will be centrally and totally eclipsed at noon in latitude 30 and 38' north, longitude 5 west, a little to the northeast of Gibraltar, and near the Lisbon coast, creating Carpenters and Builders. ing in the valley, on the left bank of the infidelity on the part of her husband. It would appear from the evidence that she has accused her daughter intimacy with a colored servant in the family and with others, and also of visiting houses Wines and Liquors.

him. On further examination it was proved that she had been married to the negro by 'Squire Carpenter about two Loire, making requisitions hamlets, helping her mamma do tlie housework, washing, etc, had several offers of marriage riirht off. Since then, all tha Vice Presidents, Rev. M. Hosach, of Leavenworth, and Rev.

Mr. Cooper, of and capturing the cattle sent through the JJ E. TURNER, Contractor and Builder, W. LUDLNGTON Wholesale dealers in young ladies in the city, whenever they Beauce road to revictual the Prussian weeks ago, and that the honeymoon.had Ottawa; Secretary, Rev. A.

B. White, of Ottawa; Assistant Secretary, C. B. army before Paris. A large portion of see a young man around, oegin 10 assist their mammas in a similar manner.

of assignation. Conversation of this kind has been carried on by the mother in the presence of others. It is alleged 'The undersigned, Contractor and Builder, is Imported Domestic Liquors, proved unpleasant to her delicate and sensitive nature she had, therefore, fled the Loire valley will be ruined by these Gray, of Ottawa; Treasurer, Mr. L. A.

prepared to contract ior BRIDGE BUILDING In Switzerland a milk maid mho Is a incursions, which strip everything from also that Mrs. Phelps has manifested in CIGARS AND TOBACCO, 61 MASSACHUSETTS STt, LAWRENCE, KAS. from 'her caliban' to a den of miscegenation, kent bvone Belle Douglass. Here good singer gets more salary than others, a cow to a cabbage. Orleans is a city of E.

Hodge, of Lawrence. Greenwood County. sanity by wandering about alone late in Upon the shortest notice, and will guarantee because under the influence of music the husband sought his 'pale-faced bride about 150,000 inhabitants, and comprises the evening and by having as compan Agents for Wellhouse Bourbon, and the cele- 1 I. Whit. WhMt Whi.L'u.

entire sansiaciitjir. iub cTiH rlriKv in this kind of work. The following items are from the Eu cows give down better and give more the most refined citizens of France. A ions on one occasion three low and vul with a huge black snake whip, as an tn tidal waves and earthquakes here of pTfnt. noveritv.

aritatimr the waters of and lie is sure that he can fill all contracts to the letter. He will also carry on the carpenter business and building in all its branches. Or Also, for J. M. Brunswick Standard statute of Joan of Arc stands near the reka Herald A new cemetery is suggested.

Billiard Tables. ducement for her to return to his care and keeping. He took the girl home with gar Irishwomen in her room to remain with her over night. She has called her milk. A Fort Scott dairyman is trying to hire Parcpa-Rosa and Kellogg to sing round his pump.

the Atlantic ocean, the Bay of Funday, and the Gulf of St. Lawrence. city, a mute spectator of the late battles. ders solicited. Shop on aiassacnusetts streev, near the bridire.

H. E. TURN EH. The mill has more than it cau do c. most of which were fought round the W.

the promise of a whipping." another would find constant business NOLAN, Dealer In husband a lady-killer," and avers she has caught him with other women. Her Hotels. Irving, in Marshall county, wants a statute of the maid. This reminds me, Samples of the Wit of the Late Goo. I.

Prentice. ILKERSON HOUSE. 5 A noteworthy instance of stupidity and boast has been that she had cost Dr. here. The last log house in Eureka has gone.

The building opposite the hotel is now the oldest in town. PURE WINES AND LIQUORS, Altout the onlv person that we ever red-tapeism happened recently in St Phelps $15,000 and blasted all his hopes 82.00 PER DAY. lawyer; Toronto, in Woodson county, wants a drug store; and Emporia, In Lyon county, wants an undertaker and a hearse. Places having either of these heard of that wasn't soiled by Wing lioiiizod wa.s a Jew named Daniel. Louis, Mo.

While a large fire was in ARCADE, NO. 47 VERMONT "Near the Market. by the way, that a second Joan of Arc has appeared at Tours. Like her illustrious predecessor, it is said that she has visions and hears mysterious voices directing her in her mission. She goes at and prospects of becoming Governor of The iirairie fires have been burning as Northeast Comer of Main and Second Streets, nrotrress in one of the burning tailor usual during the last few days.

Not Massachusetts." The. Doctor, by this Sole agent for the Kobertson county (Tcnn.) OTTAWA, KANSAS. T. R. WILKERSON, Proprietor.

much damage has occurred except the destruction of the grass, which will make necessary evils to spare will please trot them out" ings whicli was contiguous to the post office, a large quantity of whisky was the head of the troops, attired in a long, obstinacy of the wife, has been prevented from letting or selling this property, in which she has the right of dower and feed for cattle scarce. An English writer says in his advice to a young married woman, "that their mother Eve 'married a gardener." It might be added that the gardener, in the match, lost his situation. Whatever Midas touched turned into o-old. In these davs touch a man with Htaa leave this House daily, for all pate of the A citizen, who deserves well of his black cloak, with a silk banner, on which A large amount of fall wheat has been country had a large family, to which ad the Madonna and child are represented -yUSSER COOK, Wholesale dealers in PURE BOURBON WHISKY, EXCLUSIVELY, homestead. stored.

To prevent an explosion, some one suggested to the postmaster, who happened to be the only United States sown this year. It looks well. Johnson County. Ineredible as this appears, it has been rjiEFFT HOUSE, TOPEKA, KANSAS. ditions were constantly matting, vine day one of his little boys was thusintero-gaied: "John, how many brothers and sisters have vou got?" I don't know," official on the spot, the propriety of send officially announced in the headquarters A little over a month ago, the delectable son above referred to, made another application for a decree to incarcerate The Olathe Mirror asks for informa SON, Proprietors.

One hundred ing a force to remove the whisky, and of the Southern army. gold and he'll turn into most anything. The editor of the Ohio Statesman says, more villainy's on foot" We supptse the editor has lost his horse. "f'flti't wo make vour lover jealous CYNTIIIANA, KY. Solicit and corresiMindence.

tion concerning the progress of the Pleas answered the boy I hain't been homo his distracted and aged mother in an in An amazonian regiment has been organized in Paris. The ladies, it seems, thereby save' the post office from reduction. The latter declined to interfere in since morning." Woolens. ant Hill Railroad. We understand the contract for building it has been let to Insurance.

Miss Oh, yes, sir, I think we canif Mrs. Bolles has knocked one objec the matter, except by official order, and kJATIONAL LIVE STOCK INK. CO. parties in St. Louis, and the work will weary of the monotony of the siege, have enlisted in a body called the "Amazoni- tion entirely out of isight by the state we put our heads together." We are often told to imitate nature, be commenced shortly.

J3IICENIX WOOLEN MF'G. Manufacture all kinds Woolen Goods, One door south of the bridge. ansofthe Seine." Their costume con actually telegraphed for instructions to the supervising architect of the treasury at Washington. At last accounts the sane asylum, setting forth that the disease is ht reditary in her family. This application was made in the Probate Court of Suffolk county, at Boston.

The legal answer of Mrs. Phelps is that she has been and is a resident of Norfolk county, and that therefore the judge has NO. 81 MASSACHUSETTS STREET. W. C.

ROTE, Secretary. The Mirror says the District Court Still, we should not imitate her too literally. We needn't dress in green vel ment that an invention has been perfected in Boston by which the cradle can be satisfactorily, securely, and continu closed on Saturday. In the case of sists of black pants, M-ith orange stripe down the legs, a blue woolen blouse, and vet through the summer becauseshe does. An author, ridiculing the idea of ghosts! secretary and Mullett was considerin JOHN R.

BASIGER, State Agent of the the expediency of writing to the post ously rocked while the women go to vote. Simpson, Wells and Bailey, jointly charged with horse stealing, the first plead guilty and was sentenced to two A I I H. Dealers in asks how a dead man can get locked into a room. Probably with a skeleton key. It is impossible.

Miss, that you don't no jurisdiction that the subject matter master to call out the fire department. NATIONAL LIFE INSURANCE CO FURNITURE, or tii UNITED STATES OF AMERICA. years in the Penitentiary. Wells had his case continued for want of testimony. a caput with an orange band.

They wear a shoulder belt with a cartridge box attached. Only women of unexeep5-tionable character are permitted to join the corps. A patriotic and soul-sirring, air, called the "Amazonian has been composed for them. They will has already been adjudicated by the Frobate Judge of Norfolk county that by order of the Supreme Judicial Court PLAIN FACTS FOR THE PEOPLE. know tlie names of some of your best friends Certainly I don't even know what my own may be a year from now." Cnh C'apihd, Bailey was convict ed.hut the court grant AND UNDERTAKES No.

1Q6 Massachusetts street, LAWRENCE, KANSAS. Here are a few examples of the workings of the tariff monopoly in this coun Office over Geo. Lets' Drug Store, on Mass. St. she is not to be restrained, pending ed him a new trial, on the ground of Good Agents wanted.

Our neighbor is still arguing against the newlv discovered evidence. It is thought libel of divorce, now remaining unheard, try. It makes a ton of pig-iron cost in New by many that ltailey ana Wells are uotn SomelKxIy in New York, accusing Mrs. Stanton of blundering in her grammar, that indomitable woman replied thus That is nothing we women have had no hand in making theve-grammars. Ten to one they are all wrong." This Li the popular refrain among tha officers, crews, and passengers on board the racing steamboats on the Misslwdr pi be assigned to duty among the woundedH filed in said court by Mrs.

Phelps. credit system. Let him try to get credit anvwhere to the amount' of So. and he York $38 currency, when, but for the gold Lumber Merchants. 1 innocent.

duty of 9 a ton, it could be purchased for The first hearing on tne petition was given aliout a week ago in the Probate The Olathe lolks are jubilant over a trip to the Kansas City Opera House one It makes a pound of bar iron, costin will find that his arguments are perfcctly conclusive. A gentleman, if aggrieved, lias a right to pull a blackguard's cars, but he should not cut them They should be left en Pine Sash, Lath, Doors, Court room, before Hon. Isaac Ames, mgnt last weeK. The News Letter says Probate Judge of Suffolk county, and in England, one and a fourth cents in gold, sell in New York for three and a has continued almost daily since. Very ESTERN COAL COMPANY WILL CONTRACT TO DELIVER A From our mines near Chetopa, Kansas, on the lines of the Missouri, Kn rasas and Te xtis, ansas Pacitlc and Iaven worth, Lawrence Galveston Railroads, at the Lowest Rates.

Address, THOMAS J. Superintendent, Lawrence, Kansas. GEORGE A. REYNOLDS, President. for the accommodation of other aggrieved During the year A.

D. 1870, there has been in attendance at the Deaf and and also defend the ramparts and barn-, cades jointly with the stationary National guards. The French have made some gallant and desperate sorties lately from Mont Valerien, the great stronghold of Paris, but have invariably been repulsed. A sortie in force from Paris is daily expected, and when it comes there will be a fearful slaughter, as it will be a hand to hand fight. able counsel are engaged on each side.

Waststrecttifar KaiBM Pacific defot. JLIJAH SELLS, DEALER IN LUMBER, SASH, DOORS, half cents currency, by imposing 60 per parries. Dumb Asylum at Olathe, fifty pupil Hon. William W. the popular cent, duty on it.

one of whom is now a successful teacher in the Institution. At present there are For well (rive her a little more rosin, And oien her blower wide. To show them the way to Natchez, Running against the tide. Crti a little more rosin, do A little more pitch anil pine! Til row In a ran of el j-eerine And barrel 4 turpentine?" By a 78 per cent, duty on horse shoe Mr. J.

T. llaughey, of Pao'a, had $430 stolen from his house by some painters who were at work on the premises. The Demoeratic nominee for representative to Congress from the Third District in Massachusetts, and who lacked little of iron, it raises the price of that article Iorty-one pupils atTendance, and more CEMENT, PLASTER AND I FAIR, Corner Massachusetts and Berkle reeta. expecieti. from two cents gold per pound, at wiiici mievcs nave ion ior parts unknown..