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NIind-Reading.


Before she could utter the Where have
You been till this hour of the morning, any.
howW which was trembling on her lips,
he said; Bin tther mindreadin'; bet you
81 can read yer mind this very mint"
" well, you old fool, what am l thinking
of nowY" she said in a tone of sadness.
"Thinkin of Why, can read yer mind
like ther open pages of 'er book; yer think.
in I'm drunken'r billed owl, but yer never
was worse fooled in yer life" She only
said there must be something In mindread.
ing after all, for he had hit the nall right
bquars on tho head IN,
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CASUALTIES.


The body of William f. Coolbaugh,
president Of the Union National bank of
Chicago, was fouad on the stop ofthe Doug
las monument about six o'clock on the
morning OF the 14th. A revolver with Cool
baughs name on 1t was found lying near
him. The sad event was induced by mat
ters outside Of bank affairs. us shown by a
statement made by Bank Examiner Was
ton that he on the previous night conclud-
ed his semi-annual examination Of the
Union National, and that his report to the
comptroller OF the currency will show not
emily solvent hank but q condition Of un.
The crisis. (Chillicothe, Livingston Co., Mo.) 1877-1878, 1877-11-22
Oh hoard n steamer with 500 Cnnni-
balls and the smaIl-POX.


DR.. Edward Richardson, young
American who has travelled extensively
in nearly all parts of the world, lccturcd
last evening at st. AIMS Church, Eigh-
tcenth street, his subject being, Across
the Andes" The lecturer gave an ac-
count of some interesting episodes of
travel, one of which took place on the
voyage from Rio Jeneiro to Buenos
Ayres. At that time, 1869, Brazil was
at war with Paraguay. The steamer in
which he took passage from the capital
was the Sanmoran, an old American
blockade'runner, known here as the
Rapidan. She had on board 800 can
nibals, who were going to join Dom
Pcdro's army. DR.. Richardson describ-
ed his feelings at being found on board
the vessel at sea in such company, and
told how the man-eaters howled and
raved when they had all got thoroughly
seasick. When they had been out two
days the smallpox broke out among the
cannibals, and a good many died. DR..
Richardson locked himself up in his
room and remained there day and night.
He finally vcntnred ont, only to find
that the captain-an American in
a deadly sleep, apparently under the in
iluence of some strong narcotic, and the
first officer down with the smallpox.
As there was no second or third officer,
DIR. Richardson who had studied navi-
CATION, was bosought to take command
of the vessel. He did so, and after
making observations to find his posi-
ton, Yan her safely into the harbor of
Rio Janeiro just ahead of violent gale.
He took the precaution to give out the
impression that the captain was in COM
mand all the time, by which ruse he
probably saved the ship and the lives of
all on board.
The crisis. (Chillicothe, Livingston Co., Mo.) 1877-1878, 1877-11-22

'i VIZ
IL "tOOe De"tocFdt special IRON
houston TcAas, says 1t is rumorcd that
COL BiiloNcal mas invaded Mexico fifteen
miles above Matamoras in tho interest of
Gen EseoDedo' ana to stir up revolution
In Iamaulipas. Billovcals force is small
una inadequate to cope with Gen. Covals ut
Iamaulipas' Dut he expects to be joined by
inc adhereh's OF Icrdo.
BULLY BULLS
hatesC au'lceS say Lieut.. BULLS I'M
doubtcdly destroyed the Indian camp at
oaragossa' IL Is certain that parties of
Mexlcahs and Indians from Chihuahau and
Northcrh Mexico nave crossed into Texas
on inc war-path, in revenge for the invasion
OF Lieut.. Bulls Gen. Ord has cautioned
the inhaoltants OF tho threatened district to
DC on thcir guard.
Ell rAso TROUBLES.
The Latest from El Puso county is
that the entire region is under control of a
Mexican mob backed by Mexicans south of
the river, defying the United States authori-
ty, and claiming allegiance to the Mexican
flag. Gen. Ord declines to interfere in a
matter that concerns Texas. Mai, Jones.
commanding the Texas frontier with bat
TALON is now at Ell Paso, but has not force
enough to nut down the revolt, ItisbelIcved
that If Gen. Escobcdo is acauitted nj his
coming trial before the United stntcs court
at Brownsville, that he will Immediately
precipitato another revolution. The situa-
The crisis. (Chillicothe, Livingston Co., Mo.) 1877-1878, 1877-11-22
THE EASTERN VAR.
More Troops.

The Russian minister of war has or
dercd tho preparation OF stores necessary
for tho mobilization of the remainder of the
army.
The crisis. (Chillicothe, Livingston Co., Mo.) 1877-1878, 1877-11-22

A lady fell into an open coal hole in
the pavement in front of u store in
Richmond, Indiana, and in falling
thrust her hand through window.
Tho store-keeper helped her out and
charged her el,A0 for the broken glass,
The crisis. (Chillicothe, Livingston Co., Mo.) 1877-1878, 1877-11-22

A paper at Gainesville, Ga, remarks
"All Of the twenty-one buildings de-
stroyed by ilre In this city arc now re-
built except nineteen"
The crisis. (Chillicothe, Livingston Co., Mo.) 1877-1878, 1877-11-22
TOPICS OF THE TIME.

IOFlCS OF THE TIME.
Ladies are wearing white vests and
neckties in imitation of the gentlemen,
and some Of the dresses this fall have
regular claw hammer coat tails.
The Russian organ in London thinks
the English government is inclined to
encourage Turkey to fight to the last,
but is not anxious to actually mingle in
the fray,
In 1862 resident of Petersburg, Va,
loaded his pistol as means of defense
against the Union troops, and did not
fire off the weapon until tho day Presi-
dent Hayes visited Richmond.
The Philadelphia Bulletin believes
that when Gen. Sherman returned home
from kissing all those Oregon girls, the
family rule against round dances was
suspended for about ten minutes.
"Alonzo" writes to osk who Marc
Anthony was. He was an uncle of that
noble old Roman, Susan b., and he was
the author of the celebrated Fourth.of-
July Grafton "Dulce ct decorum est
Cleopatra mort"
The Black Hills country, which it is
proposed to form into the new Terri
tory of Lincoln, contains seventy thous-
and square miles, and thirty-five thous-
and inhabitants, mostly miners, and
the rest aspirants to office.
And now Ohio steps modcstly to the
front and claims the Hon. Daniel Voor-
hees as her son, born in Butler county,
which has long been famous for its pro-
duction of large corn, much whisky, big
hogs, and simon-pure Democrats.
Trenton, N. j., is organizing colony
to settle in Kansas. Send none but
men and women of courage; to such
the broad peairies will furnish the sub
stantials and luxuries. To "the hands
that want acres" the answer comes,
millions Of acres want hands"
If the Jew isn't gentleman. accord
ing to Judge Hilton's notions, he is q
pretty well behaved sort of n person.
Statistics show that, while the Hebrews
form 10 per cent. of the population of
New York, they contribute less than one
per cent. to the criminal classes
Osman Pasha has made heroic re-
sistance at Plcvna, but it is manifest
that the end is near at hand His men
are dcserting in large numbers, owing
to the hardships of the siege, and the
Russians are constantly crowding closer.
The place can probably hold out but
few days longer.
What is sauce for the goose is sauce
for the gander." The Mexicans having
the example set before them, have
crossed the Rio Grandc in pursuit of
body of thioying Indians and giving
them battle, killing number, rccaptw-
ing their stock, and taking quiet num-
Der of prisoners.
The United States has receipted for
the 81 100000 returned by the Centen-
nial Exhibition Board of Finance, and
the bond given by the members of the
Board, of which John Welsh was presi-
dent, marked fulfilled" The original
of this document Is to be deposited in
the Historical Society rooms.
1t is said that Catholic priest in
Montreal many years ago prophcsicd
that before the close of the nineteenth |
century the Island of Montreal would
be swallowed up byan earthquake. The
earthquake the other day recalls the
old prophecy to the minds of the dwell
ers in the Canadian metropolis.
q 81.
The crisis. (Chillicothe, Livingston Co., Mo.) 1877-1878, 1877-11-22

Ladies are wearing white vests and
neckties in imitation of the gentlemen,
and some of the dresses this fall have
regular claw. hammer coat tails.
The crisis. (Chillicothe, Livingston Co., Mo.) 1877-1878, 1877-11-22

1t is said that a Catholic priest in
Montreal many years ago prophcsied
that before the close of the nineteenth
century the Island of Montreal would
be swallowed up byan earthquake. The
earthquake the other day recalls the
old prophecy to the minds of the dwell
ers in the Canadian metropolis.
The crisis. (Chillicothe, Livingston Co., Mo.) 1877-1878, 1877-11-22

The United States has receipted for
the 81 100000 returned by the Centcn-
nial Exhibition Board of Finance, and
the bond given by the members of the
Board, of which John Welsh was prcsi-
dent, marked fulfilled" The original
of this document Is to be deposited in
the Historical Society rooms.
The crisis. (Chillicothe, Livingston Co., Mo.) 1877-1878, 1877-11-22

In 1862 resident of Petersburg, Va,
loaded his pistol as means of defense
against tho Union troops, and did not
fire off the weapon until tho day Presi-
dent Hayes visited Richmond.
The crisis. (Chillicothe, Livingston Co., Mo.) 1877-1878, 1877-11-22

"Alonzo" writes to osk who Marc
Anthony was. He was an uncle of that
noble old Roman, Susan B., and he was
the author of the celebrated Fourth-of-
July Grafton "Dulce ct decorum est
CLEOPATRA mort"
The crisis. (Chillicothe, Livingston Co., Mo.) 1877-1878, 1877-11-22

what is sauce for the goose is sauce
for the gandcr." The Mexicans having
the example set before them, have
crossed the Rio Grandc in pursuit of n
body OF thicying Indians and giving
them battle, killing number, rccaptm-
ing their stock, and taking quiet num-
Der of prisoners.
The crisis. (Chillicothe, Livingston Co., Mo.) 1877-1878, 1877-11-22

The Russian organ in London thinks
the English government is inclined to
encourage Turkey to fight to the last,
but is not anxious to actually mingle in
the fray.
The crisis. (Chillicothe, Livingston Co., Mo.) 1877-1878, 1877-11-22

The Black Hills country, which it is
proposed to form into the new Terri
tory of Lincoln, contains seventy thous-
and square miles, and thirty-fve thous-
and inhabitants, mostly miners, and
the rest aspirants to office.
The crisis. (Chillicothe, Livingston Co., Mo.) 1877-1878, 1877-11-22

The Philadelphia Bulletin believes
that when Gen. Sherman returned home
from kissing all those Oregon girls, the
family rule against round dances was
suspended for about ten minutes.
The crisis. (Chillicothe, Livingston Co., Mo.) 1877-1878, 1877-11-22

Osman Pasha has made heroic re-
sistance at Plcvna, but it is manifest
that the end is near at hand. His men
are dcserting in large numbers, owing
to the hardships of the siege, and the
Russians are constantly crowding closer.
The place can probably hold out but n
few days longer.
The crisis. (Chillicothe, Livingston Co., Mo.) 1877-1878, 1877-11-22

And now Ohio steps modcstly to the
front and claims the Hon. Daniel Voor-
hees as her son, born in Butler county,
which has long been famous for its pro-
duction of large corn, much whisky, big
hogs, and simon-pure Democrats.
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1877-01-26

Tho Supreme Court nf tle uniled Mates has
mAdo drcl.son, four IL tho Justices Dissent
ing. TO- tim effect thst iand-gran railroads AFRO
not hound by tho fact that they ass snoh 10
furnish tho Government WITH transportation
frcc of cnsi, but that, on the contrary. tho
Government muat pay Tor what IL gets. tho
same ~ any citizen Or corporation. Tho do.
rislon of ii.e Cvnr VI Claims, nron which. IN
appeal WAs taken 10 tllc supreme O0uri. Ii
therefore reversed.
Tho revival labors of Messrs Moody aud
aankoy have boon brongit .oA close in eld-
es1o, snd tho csAngulls,s ~ themes 70 lioston
where tabernacle has toen provided fos
il,em. l.seords of tho work performed In
Chicago show that 1 Jsn converts profsSseA 10.
liaion directly nndcr tho miniAtsAslons os thu
esAngeiirt~. whiie tho total accessions 10 tho
various churches In Tho city since the revival
bfgAn number II, iess than 23n5.
l'ho President hs1 Riveis,his resscns Tor nos
npholiing lha Packard Government and dIs.
rfrring tho Nichols dosernmens III Louisiana.
tlc referred 10 hls experience In Tho promtA
recognition ~ tho kellosg uJvcrnmsnt three
sssfs Axo. and ~ TIM fsct that he ~ noi sus.
tanned By tho iscpablicsn Bsnaso Of tho isepuh.
lean party u large sud sAid that shis expert
.nco hai suggested 70 him the proprissy u pro,
rus dl,.E with greater dsisbeiAsinn and caution
In thu present Instance.
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NEWS on TIM WEEK.
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seen ordered - punish .he issaAl il&Ynnt.. wle
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Aeons IL shake haIds arrrr~ tho blcr.is
chAsn." Negotiations are pending lcohlrg 10
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Exhibition ~ 1878.
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lrsefr. held Il conetansinoplo. the lA4t nro.
lsosals Of the confsrsMce wcYc rriessesl, a. con.
lrsiy 10 he dignity of tho empire. Ia rel sl.
lnx thcm, thc Turks In effect rcfnaa all rrsc.
sical RnArantc.s. and eivc tho great power. 10
that no Intervention | the AfYairs
d tho Snlsan's EnrorcAn domihiona viii be-
tolerated. II remains for tho Christian 0ov.
arnmcnla now 70 submit to tho rohufT with /
Ehat grace they may. or sanction armed inter- |
fontton BY Russia and Austria, on somc such |
srms ~ those - those originally proposed b,
he cxAr.
Tho Enelssh rsces comments freely ON Tho
aliuro os tho European conference. Tho yen.
'rAl sentiment II that war may not necessarily
esuls ~ cnnst Iuonco of tho failure.
AgroAt landslide recently Occurred between
Vienna aud Trcasc. dcrtroyng portion Of tho
asiwAy, blocking np tho river asn, and putting
~ embargo upon travel
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There arc strxgelinE FIR existence ansi
awaiting recognition NJ tho lands II tn
farmers III this country lhrao banclca
of Industry:
| The flax industry. by which samo
e., 600, nDN annually could hc saved
whicl, Ia nov pail to Enrupe. W. have
all TIN fertile soil aud onr people arr
waiting - raisc the rb.r. Who will aca
10 II TINT this industry has helping
hAndi
=. Tho sugar.hees industry. by which
wc could easily save another go. 0UD. OUD.
which In now paid ~ assist 81 ain.
There Atc sncceasful millH IN California
and ono In Illinois. Onr farmers want
the employment, md will not some Quo
give this industry q lfti
=. The alpaca industry In apparently
mere firmly established thnn either ~
Tho others. and II moro hopeful II rnc
cess. The mohair in raised ~ u censid.
crAhla extent In Georgia. Kansas and
Nebraska, and mere largely Htill In Cali
fornia anil Oregon. Three lActoriea nrc
already In cx,stcncc, one nt jamestown,
n. j., ono nj Chicopco Falls, Mars, and
ono, thu eldest aud most sucCcaAfnl, Mt
Holyokc, Mass.
These industries nro justly part oi
thu pursuit of our people. and should ls
encouraged and firmly established. Il
cannot DO aaisl thAt profession 70 these
industries N encouragement 10 monorO.
lien. The farmer must first raise tho
b@cts, tho fax aud the mohair, and
tho machinist must furnish the mn
chinery. thu lumbrrmnn aud brickmak.r
tho hui ding materials, and tho laborcr
and operatives must bo employed IN NIL
tho branches 10 10 tho work.
hi the bueta there will 10 food for tho
cattle nnd fertilizers lott from tho pro-
duct Of sugar IN tho flax there II seed
and tow m well ns the fiber, and IN tho
mohnir the goat furnishes nnAt. cnriclles
poor soil, and Tho prlta are ~ valuable
that these animals are raiAea III on. arc.
tion IN California for their pclss alone
for mats, mitt, IN, etc. Shall W. hnsa
thesc liirre additional sources 81 wealth
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it~swlar l'rerrssllnga.

MokpAs Jan. ID ~-stHakt A resolution wss
pss.ed n print asuo rasrA erie~ n shn ls.ilson,
taken ~ ihr t'srnnssev IN privileges And Eleesin,s
snd tenth cAIuli'IA, AId the sAsnan III Le riactaral
yuse ~, uuukllng presented resolutions II III.
New fnfk chanlhfr III futnalsfsn arksnE that
measures VI ahnpt.h iur snsssnns an ibs*rha.
tlsshA ntuney stsliRSufN tn m thu F.lstiss
value u arlA sud ttssr, isfsusd.
MI 1nnas. from tha si,apai sslatter utie,inisd IA
the iasi sssFtan 20 lnguue thin ehanRA whsr' have
the rAnsss thereof. etc., said tbs l.. stnna ~pr,
Lvuad III their saoI~. sud yiona AnS legislation b.
tAi upph iha rslsft nf Tho essinMttp II rl.pslb MI
In nnsli sitter the sotnMiit~v hal full,
the subject III sabtutttsA concurrent resolution
ssiesdE the ftue fur the sstnaiissas 10 submit s
rriar ispm Jsn. ~ N F4L. a. Agreed ~
~ SENATE paid Aixh compliment IL ilts Integrity
Mouslt sEsIrsi ths adnpti.n ~ ! rssulAitpu, ~.
tered b, Mi Ntn.iun.. falling Tor tla Insaaiavs.
iicn. ny . cctumiitsa composed ~ thres 81 ssia.
vfAse, ~ certain charges uf bfit.sy IFuIrrfsa
AxAlnst hiip Nv una ThApGuAA. n disAIpants1 il ~.
riieAht fnr th# nice ~ Bfsrspr nenefni IN wash.
llstcH TERRITORY.
Uaas<t = wi,iism ufsnn, President RI lis M..i
evn uniau Tsiearsph Company, sA hsfar. ta~
bsr Il sha MoAte. s,tend~d " counsel tip~f~,),
10 snsxsF shs sAsllss II t~iDG III r,nsasnpt III
!he ha'1s. ~ vet appearing tstst ~ Iasiis,sn j,
insss'ieasinE. t"msas'se anI rfr's8tias earssir
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- ~ snelss fhf has Han.sit.hdsnsfe. fta
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The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1877-01-26
The l;ol.l Yield.

Tho New York Uoyd estimates That
tho whole stock Of gold IL tho country
lAS been incrt ard about e07. 400, OOD In
tho ysas 1879. Tho product on The II.
citic coast Tor tho year amounts ~ ~.
OOO, 600 gold and "a, ON, f)0O silver; the
Comstock lode yielding 3i7. on, 900 gold
mud go, ,0O0, 600 silver. .Bnt while tho
stock * g0ld has apparently increased,
- stated, there 10 ~ apparent slight
loss in TIM stock of silver.
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1877-01-26
Tint Duel.

Tho New York Tribune publishes tho
first accurate narrative of thu Bennett
May duel. II III the story oi MI eye.
witncea who sayH. .'rhe irus shot fell tn
Mr.. May. Tho arrangements having
becn completed, tho principals took their
positions IL distance oi about twelve
yards apart. The pistols wcre loaded
and handed 70 them, and the seconds
retired to ono side. Then cMme tho
question, Are yon ready Imme.li-
ntely, and before tho sone could be
given, Mr.. May raised his pistol, took
. hnsty aim, aud pulled tho trigger.
Tho weapon missed tlre. On receiving
intimAtion thnt II wsa his turn, Mr..
Bennett raised his pistol and erred
scornfulIy, Il conld kill you now
II wished, and, pointing II into
tho air, fired quickly. 'Iho dnelisls
then salutrd ono another, whom, ntlh-
denly overcome by shame aud mortilica.
licn, 10 the utmost amusement of MI rras.
ont, Frederick May turned And hurried
away, unable longer 10 face lila Disgrace.
No words passed between tho principals
II my tim. during tho ncutin., except
MI. i,enintt'n reniark when la fired his
pistol iii tho nir. Az rooh ~ the ru'
treating d,selista were out ii sight. the
rest IL tim party returned tu the railfoad
station.
MIR. May betrayed 4 nervousness
strangely III variance with hi, reputation
IN : cool aud accurate MArkslnail. Ilen.
nett, on thu other hand, showed no
sigma of tropislation. either IN speech ~
manner, and from the first seemed 10
look upon tlao meeting rather ~ div
agreeable than dangerous occurrence.
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1877-01-26
WARRINGTON EOrI..

Senator Ferry denies ths rsrost tolls !. ,,-e)
from Washington tbs he iut~nds tssisuias