Weekly Chillicothe crisis. (Chillicothe, Livingston Co., Mo.) 1878-19??, 1881-04-14
MISSOURI NEWS.
Greenfield is to have a new hoteI

cl;lSS.
An intense liquor war is raging at
Neosho.
There are 725, 1906 children, Of school
age, in this state.
Mad dogs are numerous in various
parts of the state.
The Catholics of Breckenridge will
build new church.
The legislature passed 1874 bills, l9l
Of which became laws.
Gen. Benjamin +. Loan died of apo
pleXy at st. Joseph, last week.
The temperance people of Gallatin
are having red ribbon revival.
The Christian denomination of Gran
vile will erect new church edilice.
Moberly and the Huntsville coal
mines are to be connected bytelephone.
The safe of j. p. Riggs of Calhoun,
was burglarized, and $3.50 abstracted.
A half-mile trOtting track is to be
laid ont on the fair grounds at Marshall.
L. 4. WhitmOre, of Monroe county,
lost 200 hogs the past winter by hog
cholera.
Frank Chenoweth, Of Joplin, was
fatally injured by a stone thrown by Il
companion.
4 union church cliIicc, to cost from
$1,000 to $l,O0, is being agitated at
Crystal City.
A creamery and butter refinery, with
capital of $4,000, has been organized
at Centeryille.
Otto Kaufman, Boonvillc butcher,
in an alteration, mortally wounded
Lydia BowleS, colored.
First.class building stone has been
found near lIigginsyille. 1t is said to
be equal to that Of Wawensburg.
The grand Jury of Buchanan county,
recommended the building of new
jail, and presented " indictments.
The United States grand jury at st.
Louis are investigating the land frauds
in the southeastern part of the state.
The rise in the river near BoOnyille
set adrift skiffs and ferry boats, and
carried away Il large amount of lum-
ber.
The abandoned court house at Mar
shall, was destroyed by an ncendiary
fire Sunday night. 1t originally cost
$4,000.
In the opinion of the grand jury of
Saline county, the buildings now used
for court purposes at Marshall, are
disgrace to the county
The Bradbury marble works COM
pany of st. Louis are making ready to
open up the marble quarry in Cedar
Bottom, near FrcdcricktOwn.
The ncckcepcrs of johnson and Platt
counties will meet at the Woodland
schoo}-housc, in the former county,
May ,, to organize a bee association.
Several farmers have lately succeed
ed in Getting excellent sugar from the
sap Of the box elder The sugar in
such sap is three times greater than in
Il like quantity Of maple sugar sap.
The coal mines in the northern dis
trict Of the state are nearly all closed
ON account Of the refusal Of the own
crs to meet demand for an advance
to Il cents to miners
Dr. Warner, alias Ferguson, ww sen
fenced to the pcnten,iay at Harrison
vile for term of six years for rape
committed Oh the person Of Il farmers
wife, whom lie visited as physician.
The common council of Carrollton
has passed an ordinance to prevent
minors visiting or hanging about sa-
looms If such enters aSalOon, it is the
business of the saloon keeper to order
hm ont, or he liable 10 a fine: if he
doesn't 90 he is liable to arrest and
fine
The pIattsbuIg Lever says: The
erection of the new hotclat the Springs
is progressing rapidly, and other i'm
provemcnts are being made About
fifty lots have been sold and the work
goes on finely. 1t will not be long be-
fore these Springs will present very
animated appearance. Visitors flock
to them daily in great crowds. The
amount of water carried sway is enor-
nous"
The st. Joseph Herald says: a sad
accident occurred Friday evening at
Marysyile, in which prominent and
well.linown citizen of that city was
very severely if not fatally injured.
His name is Aldrich, an employe of
Wise IL .\verly's foundry and machine
shop, aud in moving about among the
machinery he in some manner became
entaugled in the shafting and was
pretty severely injured, so much so that
his life was despaired of when our in
formant left. He was Il clever and
genial gentleman and man of family"