The crisis. (Chillicothe, Livingston Co., Mo.) 1877-1878, 1878-07-25
NUBS.


Clara Morris engagement in Chicago
begun on the 10Th.
Pink pond lilies are among the curiosi-
ties at Cape Cod.
The Caroline RichiDgs troupe is doing
the State Of Indiana.
Kate CaxtOn will run the New York
Lyceum next winter.
Heavy frOsts are reported along the
Humboldt river in Nevada.
California Chinese have gone largely
into the vegetable.raising business.
The Legislature of New Hampshire has
passed the local option lager beer bill.
Why don't Miss Kellogg marry an edi.
tor and be done with it? She wants poor
man
The Fifth ward of Milwaukee, which
was originally swamp, is gradually
sinking.
We begin to hear of Miss Geneyieve
Wards costumes. So she must be on her
way here.
At recent sale of old Blue Nankin IN
London, there were several pieces that
brought over Gl00 each.
There has been received at Grand Haven,
Mich, from the Fat and Rogue rivers, this
season, "a, 100000 feet of logs.
Brass bands are found to be effective in
frightening away Indians from the frontier
towns iu Oregon and Nevada.
Nine. Schumann has left Berlin, and
has accepted post as professor at the
Conservatory at Frankfort on.the. Main.
"Imogenen having tried her hand sew.
eral times at Art, is TO try Mature" for a
change on Monday night at the Broad.
way.
Miss Goode a daughter of representa-
tive John GOOde, has II remarkably pure
soprano voice, which has been thoroughly
cultivated.
Good harvest hands are in demand in
the farming districts Of California at from
$50 TO $40 month with board. Tramps
will do well to go there.
The recent events at Montreal seem TO
have awakened in the breasts OF the Cana.
dian Orangemen desire for annexation to
the United States.
The owners of the Maichless mine, dis
covered two or three weeks since at Lead.
vile, Col, have been offered 100000 for it.
They refused the offer.
A woman was recently before the l'och.
ester police court who had been arrested
one hundred and thirty times. Her trOu-
Bile is her temper. Her husband likes her.
An exhibition of fans was opened in
London on the ID inst. by the lord mayor
under the auspices of the Fan.makers'
company. One fan on exhibition was val.
ued at ej00
The cashier of bank on the Isle of
Man, Gray by name, after a long trial on
charge OF rUbbing the bank was lately con-
victed and sentenced 10 transportation Tor
ten years.
One can sit down in a chair on Coney
Island beach at Ten cents per hour. Tic
ol ject in sitting down is 10 patroni2ea poor
but worthy man, who lost his eye While
trying TO lick school teacher.
The celebrated tenor Moriani has just
died in Florence, aged 60. twas for his
artist that Dun2eli rewrole the finale in
the "Lucrzja,' replacing the iugue OF the
r0adeIu by the famous death scene.
1t is said that the manager Of the thc'ter
in Warsaw, Poland, 10 which MudjcsEa be-
longs, has the power TO fine her heavily
for playing in this country. But there's
no discount in America on \ fine actress.
Richmond (Va) Dispatch: Outside of
the cities, and especially among all other
classes than the liquor dealers, the Mollet
register law is perhaps the most popular
one that was ever discussed before the vot'
ers Of Virginia.
Old Mr.. Lowell, the author Of some of
the most successful plays OF thirty years
ago, is dead. lie wrote "Wife's Secret"
for Charles Kan. Look Before You
Leap" for Ben Webster, Loves Sacrifice"
Tor Charles Kcmble, and The Provost of
Bruges" for Macready. He died at the
age of a.
josh Billings, in geological moment
writes: "Ihe peculiarly of the fly is that
he returns to the same spot; but it is the
characteristic of the mosquito that he re.
turns to another spot. Thus he differs from
the leopard, which does not change its
spot. This is q most important fact III nat
ural history.a
A city young lady visiting Bridgeport,
having witnessed the pedestrian ieats OF
Miss Won Hillem, started out the other
evening to walk four miles in one hour.
After proceeding quarter Of mile she
saw toad in the road, and with scream
Ct alright turned around and retraced her
steps. The best time was made in going
home.
Aimee is a privileged character She is
hat NGpbprGtpr
things" are considered to lose half their
pruriency under her treatment, and that
little French woman has way with her
that disarms criticism. 1t Is as natural
for her to do those subtle things rs ii is for
Lotta to kick or for Samuel Tllden TO harp
on the presidency.
The unmarried ladies Of the Union
Square Theatre company are Miss Sara
Jewett, Miss Maud Harrison, Miss Linda
Dielz, Miss Ida Vcraon, Miss Hattie
Thorpe. The unm lrried gentlemen are
Mr.. Walden Ramsay, Mr.. Henry Crisp,
Mr.. ]. B. Polk, Mr.. w. H. Montgomery.
Like Mr.. Charles r. Thorne, Mr.. Coghlan
fell from grace long ago, not only married,
but the father Of an interesting family.
The population of Leadville, Col, is
now four thousand, which has wholly
come in since February last The arrivals
are now forty or fifty day. There is no
"let up" TO the mining excitement, and
many predict that Leadvillo will soon be
the second city of Colorado. The situation
of the town is fine, but so high that cold
nights and frosts are common in mid
summer.
Falconry has been very widely and sue.
cessfully revived in ENGLAND. Six trained
peregrines were recently flown at rocks
near Andover and, in spite of the high
wind and occasional heavy showers, many
good fights were obtained, and in most
cases the quarry was killed, while the birds
invariably returned to their falconer after a