Weekly Chillicothe crisis. (Chillicothe, Livingston Co., Mo.) 1878-19??, 1881-03-03
MISSOURI NEWS.

Pettis county has cancelled S42,OoO
railroad bonds.
A ladies land league has been formed
at Kansas CITY,
a large beaver was caught on an
island near Miami.
Miami and Marshall are to be con
nected by telephone.
The Press Association will meet at
Jefferson City in May.
A caboose went off the track at Han
nibal, killing one man.
The ladies of Pennington are getting
up public reading room.
Strangers are pouring into Green
county. looking for farms
W. IT, McAdams, of Springfield, died
from IN overdose of morphine.
l.. r. Anderson, Jr., a prominent
lawyer Of Louisiana, is dead.
The Plesbyterians of Salem are pre-
pairing to erect a new church edilice.
Judge +. NJ. Cummings, Il promi-
nent citizen of Cass county, is dead.
The credit of Shannon county has
risen from Is to 90 cents on the dollar.
Sedaia is proud of her new Congre-
gational minister A. j. Van Wagner.
The land sales in Audrian county fo
the month Of January aggregated SOL
600.
II is asserted that a bed Of coal sixty
feet deep has been discovered in Saline
county.
The boiler of Il steam-mill at Wheat
land exploded, tearing the mill to
splnters.
Two boys in Rails county were
playing with a revolver, with the usua
result-a funeral.
Wild turkeys are quite numerous IN
Wayne county. Samuel Kelly killed
fifty in one week.
1t is announced that the Missouri
Pacific will build double track from
st. Louis to Sedalia.
W. NJ. Vancltve has been appointed
brigadier-gcneral Of militia for the
northern part of the state.
Mary La Marsh, of Ste Charles, who
fell and broke her arm on the sidewalk,
sues the city for $1,000 damages.
Thore oro twentv.cirht more Chi.
nese in Kansas City now, than there
were when the census was taken.
Soma ,ir,s while sloioh ridipo at
colu,6ia werc overturned breaking
= Iimh Of n Miss Carpenter. of Colorado.
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county have killed during tne present
season twenty-io''r loNeS' Ih'y re-
port inc loNeS il"iileio"a'
Wyatt whose testimony convicted
the Talbot boys OF murder at Mary
vile, is held as accessory, ana Is con-
fined in the Andrew county li'II'
A man named Baker died at Fisher,
a station on the c. x \. He had
bought what he supposed was medicine,
but the druggist, through mistake,
gave him poison.
Mr. Tate, of Warren county. permit
ted n wandering doctor TO treat tumor
on his nose, with the following result:
The tralap, fifty dollars. and the nose,
have all disappeared.
One of the workmen shoyeling out
the track Of fine Missouri Pacific rail
road near Kansas CITY, the other day.
called tn another workman to throw
him a snow shovel that he needed.
The workman miscalculated the dis
t,nce and threw tbe shovel too far.
The shon edpe struck he boot of Me
NIul,in cuttino off one of his foes and
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