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Weekly Chillicothe crisis. (Chillicothe, Livingston Co., Mo.) 1878-19??, 1881-04-07
An Imposition.

National (Pa) Issue,
We have in circulation three.cent
piece that will pass for dime in any
dusky place; II twenty cent piece that
will pass nine times out of ten for a
quarter of a dollar; gold dollar that
looks like disabled shirt stud and is
universally voted nuisance; two
dollar and half piece that looks in
broad daylight like bronze penny,
and is a dangerous companion anywhere
after sunset; over two thousand differ
ent kinds of national bank bills of all
denominations, each kind scattered so
thoroughly that redemption in gold,
silver, or any other kind of money is
entirely impractioable and in circula-
tion so far from the place of issue that
few can know whether the bills in their
pockets have any bank behind them or
not; and government paper money, re-
deemable in a certain sly place in New
York when presented in sums of $50.
In every railroad depot and in other
places of business, a placard reading
"Trade dollars not taken' stares the
visitor in the face, and now q new
danger signal is making its appearance
in the shape of a sign: "Clipped, mu-
tilated, and defaced coin not taken.
This kind of coin is more numerous
than it ever was before, and it has
come to light that certain persons pick
up a living by punching holes in gold
and silver coins, clipping their edges,
Weekly Chillicothe crisis. (Chillicothe, Livingston Co., Mo.) 1878-19??, 1881-04-07
A Sunday in London.

London pays all possible respect tc
the Sabbath. 1t is the characteristic
of English in contradistinction to the
French people that Sunday is kept sa-
cred by holy duties. In Paris the
shops are open on Sunday, and the op.
eras and theaters give their grandest
performances, the chief elections are
held, and the great horse races take
place in the Bois de Baulogne. Paris
devotes Sunday to just those things
which England and America would
think least appropriate to the day
but London keeps Sunday as closely as
Philadelphia, almost all the population
going to church or taking innocent rec
reation in the afternoon in the parks
or suburbs Consequently the London
Sunday, with the stores all closed, the
streets almost deserted, except BY
church goers, and all the church bells
ringing, has a close resemblance to al
American Sabbath.
Weekly Chillicothe crisis. (Chillicothe, Livingston Co., Mo.) 1878-19??, 1881-04-07
Irish Landlords in Goats OF Mail.


A Dublin correspondent sends the
following: 81 have just had the melan-
choly pleasure of seeing at a Pail Mall
armorer's establishment some steel
coats which have been ordered by sew
eral Irish landlords. 1t may be taken
as a fact, established by repeated tests,
that it is impossible to make a coat of
armor or shirt of mail light enough to
be worn by men of ordinary strength
that will withstand a rifle bullet strik-
ing the person sQuarely. An arrange
ment like that of Kelley, the Australi-
an bush-ranger, is, of course, an article
of no sort of use, being hideous TO the
sight and cumbersome. But it is
possible to make a steel coat that will
withstand the revolver bullet, which is
itself a considerable step in advance.
The coat of mail will not even do this,
and experiment has proved that not
only will a revolver bullet penetrate a
coat of chain mail, but it will carry
some of the steel rings along with it
and aggravate the danger and painful
ness of the wounds. The coats | saw
will prevent the penetration by any
revolver bullet at ten PAGES, and will
cause a rifle bullet to glance if it does
not strike squarely. To the outward
view these coats are ordinary English
shooting jackets, and no one seeing it
upon another person would imagine for
moment that there was defensive
armor underneath. First is the Scotch
tweed, then a thin wadding of cotton
next layer of narrow thin bands of
tempered steel, kept in place much as
whalebone is put into corsets, only the
steel bands are very close together,
being sewed into fine canvas, and with
simply a line of stitching between each
piece. Three thicknesses of these
steel bands, sewed into. canvas in the
same way, comprise the sole armor in
the coat. Another piece of wadding
is placed between the bands and the
final lining, and the coat is complete
The steel bands are not long, so that
the coat does not look stiff, but hangs
naturally about the figure. The weight
of the coat when lifted, seems very
heavy, but when worn the weight
is distributed, and, falling mainly on
the shoulders, itdoes not inconvenience
the wearer at all. l saw several
large revolver bullets fired into it at
ten or eleven PAGES, but they only
made slight dents in the steel. The
only merit claimed for the coat, how,
ever, is that it diminishes the chances
of a fatal wound in the body from any
weapon. The arms are not protected
and the landlord may be winged; the
head is not protected, nor are the legs
but the assassin as a general thing fires
at the body, as offering an easier mark
The prices of these shotproof jack
cts are e25, which is very reasonable
considering their value to those wht
travel about under sentence of deatl
from the Ribbonmen or Molly Ma
guires.
Weekly Chillicothe crisis. (Chillicothe, Livingston Co., Mo.) 1878-19??, 1881-04-07
Strange Advertisements.


The following strange advertisements
are taken from an English work
They speak volumes for the abject
standing of musicians $50 years ago;
"If any young man that plays well
on violin and writes good hand
desires a clerkship, l can help him tC
$40 q year.
"I want a complete young man that
will wear livery, to wait on very
valuable gentleman: but he must
know how to play on a violin or a
flute.
al want genteel footman that car
play the violin to wait on a person of
honor"
"If can meet with a sober man
that has a counter tenor voice, l can
help him to n place worth e3O year
or more.
This continual demand for musical
servants arose from the fashion OF
making them take part in the musical
performances, of which custum we find
frequent traces in Pepys. Altogether,
the most varid accomp ishmen ap-
pear to have been expected from SER
wants.
Weekly Chillicothe crisis. (Chillicothe, Livingston Co., Mo.) 1878-19??, 1881-04-07
LOSS IN DELAYS.

The following quaint hut forcblc verses are by Robe
sOuthnll, poet of the reign OF Queen Elizabeth
Shun delays-they breed remOrse;
Take their time, while time is lent thee
Creeping snails have weakest force;
Fly thy fault, lest thou repent thee
Good is best when soonest wrought;
Lingering labor comes to naught.
Hoist up sail while gale doth last
Tide and wind stay no mans pleasure;
Seek not time when time is past
Sober speed is wisdOm's leisure.
After-wits are dearly bought
Let thy fore wit guide thy thought.
Time wears all his locks before
Take thou hold upon his forehead;
When he flies he turns no more,
And behind his scalp is naked.
Works adjourned have many stays;
Long demurs breed new delays.
Weekly Chillicothe crisis. (Chillicothe, Livingston Co., Mo.) 1878-19??, 1881-04-07
THE AGE OF INNOCENCE.
Drear were the world without child,

Drear were the world without a child,
Where happy infant never smiled,
Nor stirred mothers love;
We sooner could the flowers spare,
The tender bud and blossom fair,
Or breath of springtime In the air,
Or light of dawn above!
No monarch rules with lordlier grace
Than helpless infancy in its place
Soon narrowed to span;
0utstretching hands that claim as right
All things that loom upon the sight
And reeking nought of greater might
That will discr0wn the man.
0, little king, o, little queen,
You rule not with the golden sheen
And pomp of larger courts,
But sovereign is our gentle sway,
Strong hearts and willing homage pay,
Love scatters garlands on your way
Where your young life disports.
No poet utters daintier word
Than oft from lisping lip is heard,
No wit moves purer mirth;
In mimic satire babes grow bold
And quaint surprises they unfold,
AS first their untaught eyes behold
The wOndrOus shows of earth.
-WiUium StcucnS
Weekly Chillicothe crisis. (Chillicothe, Livingston Co., Mo.) 1878-19??, 1881-04-07

and in other ways ingeniously extract
ing portion of the metal, and then
passing the debased coin on the un-
wary. Then too, coin deteriorates in
value by abrasion in the pockets much
more rapidly than many people imagine,
and thus this honest money honestly
cheats horest folks. Taking all the
different kinds and qualities, a man is
lucky indeed who gets along without
being imposed upon by some kind of
money that pretends to be what it is
not
Weekly Chillicothe crisis. (Chillicothe, Livingston Co., Mo.) 1878-19??, 1881-04-07

The subjoined opinion, we perceive,
is by j. A. Daniels, Esq, of Messrs.
Stogdill & Daniels, attorneys, La Crosse,
Wis, and appears in the La Crosse
Chronicle: Sometime since, l was at
tackled with pain in and below one of
my knee joints. A few applications of
st. Jacobs Oil Quieted the pain and re-
lieved the inflammation. l regard it as
a valuable medicine,-Elgin, (W)
DdiLy Leader.
Weekly Chillicothe crisis. (Chillicothe, Livingston Co., Mo.) 1878-19??, 1881-04-07

"To sum It up, six long years Of bed-rid.
den sickness, costing 5000 per year, total
81, ,2OO-all of this expense was stopped by
three bottles of Hop Bitters, taken by my
wife. She has done her own housework
for year since, without the loss of q day
and | want everybody to know 1t, for theii
beneht-N. u, Farmer.
Weekly Chillicothe crisis. (Chillicothe, Livingston Co., Mo.) 1878-19??, 1881-04-07
Speaking of Governors suggests tn

Speaking of Governors suggests the
mention of an item we received from
Mr.. Henry A. Knight, Foreman at
Chas. Waters & Co.'S Governor and
Valve Works, Boston, Mass. have
used st. Jacobs Oil among our em-
ployes and find that it never fails to
cure. The men are delighted with the
wonderful effects of the Oil, as it has
cured them of bruises, burns, etc,-Ne,O
Albany Ledger-Stdnddrd.
Weekly Chillicothe crisis. (Chillicothe, Livingston Co., Mo.) 1878-19??, 1881-04-07

The cold driving easterly transforms
of this season rarely fail to afllict near
ly everybody with Colds, Use DR..
Bulls Cough Syrup-the surest and
safest Cough remedy made. Price 25
cents.
Weekly Chillicothe crisis. (Chillicothe, Livingston Co., Mo.) 1878-19??, 1881-04-07

ado bats ever fly in the day time" ask
ed q teacher OF his class in natural history
ayes, slr,' the boys replied. "What kind
of bats?" asked the astonlshed teacher
0Brlok bats yelled the boys.
Weekly Chillicothe crisis. (Chillicothe, Livingston Co., Mo.) 1878-19??, 1881-04-07
ITEMS OF INTEREST.
Envelopes were first used in 1889.


1858.
The first lucifer match was made in
1929.
The entire Hebrew Bible was printed
in 1883.
The first iron steamship was built in
1880.
Coaches were first used in England
in 1863.
The first horse railroad was built in
1867.
Gold was first discovered in Califor-
mia in 1913.
The first steamboat piled the IIud-
son in 1907.
The first watches were made at MI
Iremburg in HI
Omnibuscs were introduced in New
York in 1880
The first newspaper advertisements
appeared in 1862.
Kerosene was first used for lighting
purposes in 1876.
The first telescope was probably used
in England in 1908.
The first copper cent was coined in
New Haven in 1857.
The fist use of a locomotive in this
country was in lS29.
Tho fret ,,,,,,,o v.,s ,rirtod lao
Coyvon pnrb1cl, in 11G0
rio Gr., ohi,,,o,., ,,.oro i,tr,Jr.o1
into ~ pomo ,o' fron, p.,,n, IN 1qGS '''
'"'' ',o',' ., ''''" ! '''''' III ''''
ArIIIiclaI eyes nave peel louilu
among 'lle lh'IIhIllleS Ill Egypt
The first steam engine on this con
I7E9 I'1ny3' "'' ''o"S"' ''0''' i-''7'"''" III
''y' ~,
Inc llrst complete sewing machine
was patented Dy EIIaS love- Jr" III
loio'
There are now sixteen broom factor
les managed by Chinese IN san Fran
clslco.
Glass was early discovered. Glass
beads were found on MWnmicS over
5000 years old
The town and comfy of Dallas Tex
were named labouC 1916, after George
NJ. Dallas vice president of the United
States.
Tho noncv order drportmrnt or fine
New Yorl, nosto,icr handled s51 O0O-
OOO in cash Inst yp1r The orders aver.
arod s13o
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me lo'nl HIulotI .,, y. l'ri'o''t'S ,., IF, pun
llsllcu III t,'S ll''eu N.,leS ~ ,n ,l,t ,ot 0g-
II'e present yo,t was Mol
WIZ ~ 'tii - ,gB''e ''''''o''' 'i '''"'
Va -y'O' - ,.
y report comes from ni'il rallclSco
IIlaI eN-uo! IlOi''Io seymour l''"
written Trend there llaI ne intends
TO VISIT tne racine coast lIll' summer
II his health permits
An exchange says it's a very bad
thing to get rich too rapidly. We new
nr thought of that before, Here's M
other damage Tor us 10 worry about
md strive tO plluTI IwIlnSt
Weekly Chillicothe crisis. (Chillicothe, Livingston Co., Mo.) 1878-19??, 1881-04-07

Touching obituary notice in a Western
town: ale was an elder in the Methodist
church, and the leader of the brass band in
the village,
Weekly Chillicothe crisis. (Chillicothe, Livingston Co., Mo.) 1878-19??, 1881-04-07

A light weight-Waiting with the gas
turned on full for the old folks to go to
bed,
, 1881-10-19

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"TThkis "Fhis sr,st es sna'lrM,c,1. md compara,i,rs
,ne,'etian M With Mr IT, trYls rcccivet! rstc
@ ~ .M,t H. t,,rt. ia ,tn,Irra, mil WHY
sG , " ~ t ,,trr',1r ~ ~ re"Inrtl ;,v t1,r stn"Hn'
.u..E n,nnrs ~ ~ t:i,ieGy,1 nn,;rcfcuI tImt ~.
pns,iG,, ~ - rty'rs ti,o,t, |. nriy rnrere ~
M, f,at tat ,,'i,,g"rt rrrs mi, ,,thers woss
s. ihe ,nu1 s,rna m. tn nan ~ stn i.n,tn ~
,a,aE , - y nimss .a1 " ut,thIny rnr ihG cn,nintt
i'nni:n H. ~ riI.uuIlt.rs4 III ti urdlttury tltyrn
, 1881-10-19


Lnsut,S Uot, IA correspondent 0f the Lon"
don IIt,nfs, writing frulu MMnehuater, s"sa:
j" ltccent luttcr8 tn tho local presa betokon Nta-
oluor Ut tho Ettn efforts to rasc this nelNfauor-
buo1 tu nh ptfuctt,ul eaus0 OF ftH most striking
disbursement. Ax OH previous uGcAs'ons, INC
ouly lssuo may be soulc adsI.tlon tn the !st OF
assocntious Or authorities appointed TO tAko
alcCs. ulu., axuinst tho evll. THO asInnl rePo91s
Ut st.ch AKgnc!es royenl no doubt npprcc1nolo
results nj their existence, but Re'lcrally tFeAR'
inr their Berylcc Inny lu llkcncl to that OF y
doctor ,yhu Illt,not aayo tho life of hla ateat'
Int might uuast lhnt liH lns Whrded nI tnEco1loh
from sur..pbt,y else. Truly. tfaero IL 1io safihg
uuv mitch wursu tho smoke ltutsancn might ut-
ro,up thnu VIC SEQ 1t II tlero iA1 6eoii uo sa'!-
tury Association, nu AntI-Noxnila VApor so'
ciety. no Health Committee, no necal o'llcers'
n lntuec no prOsectltlOIs; nnu yet tao most
nhy,oua neeonltH,ntInent 1r their coMuIitl
npcr,.tlons il il llsptuy NJ snporuncv ynry Mtact
ks 'hs t"n""; ,n, txTs 2! iiss rE"y su
with tho stnukt- -cursvt clG!z u Mnnchestefs
nnli wNut Il rcul!xly suns0 lheY tiuat nave nt lmo
perfect appe1ton .n OF M 1af 81 atfnirs i, thSs
md CORRESPONDENTS Ut tpu Literary Society hafe
tn auil,p Ut tho greatest cholnsts from
s.,n ni tteu, eontl tei ia htiw many hnntlrcsia
nf tnousAnds ut tons Of yIlrlo! Ara rnantA tlt'wt
uuo1, Muuchestor ovury yenr, but tue Gtlosni,t1
ot the mischief u eseryWhero plnin wnon. y. ~ ~
| Iriine that weArs Aad ahatnes thv tAeo ol Ut
iown.hnll, the asslze courts, ahd ali thn newSs e
mid N,lrst AuillllnKs" As EeIuaulugr y. u tht
tisy Ut thleasu wero ~ ,aeme sta nai'r SG "
truthiulty aal ln tho cIse Of Manchester, II
, 1881-10-19

TQit1:fGN.

Spfeta{ p;spafch tn 1hs Chicago TftttsHs.
11YEit,gtIt, uet. lS-li::N u. l.--FtUtH No. j 12f
NJ. y. los I'll.
GnA,S-whca.-wlnte NO. !, II. "a; M. !. 10 tAi
sprx No l. i I'll; Nh = IL lid! white. No. lEs 2t
80. !: na; club, Sn. !, 1e ID: M lis A CoFi'. w.
iuvlsIoSs--Furk. HIH. lard. iNs ID.
I.lvERru1t, t}cl 1s- -lacun-shnrt clear dull q 60.
Lari -.l.rl,pe Western dull nt tta. Whnat-WlHter
jlculy at lis ID. Cosn-Mlxed stcnly NJ Gs.
l.,yEnpnu1, tlct. t5-l:9 y. M-lsreadstufA eiFnl'
Wtte wllent, TN Dd1 lis s club lE .a4 III sd turn
Is lsNd. Weatltor ca!d n,'d trJ+
llyEuruuf. Oct. Observation-Disclosures
deu..l,: 7sG 1.ld salos 1uuUl speculation asd e1'
pusL 1is4: Amor!can. '.1u ,o-
BMEAnsrt'pps-F1E,n. California whlto whent toa
',u,s,lH :.3 10 club III a2lla 81. Corn-Sew Nsst-
srt ;utxed. - llIGd. --
ls,.,vtaIaS American lard. IT, lsaeon-i.onE
cleur. It4: short t!u, ~ "a.
YANxs AMI FAnRlrs-At Manchester uuIot "nd
unchanged.
iiKcElrs--rnst three days: wheat. to,ca cen.nls;
American. {..b0.
ASrwEnr, Urt MISUNDERSTANDING.
'rhe following we're 5ec1yad ~ tl,u Chicago lsohrd
afTradV:
I.lvEuroot. Ort. ls-1:1 u. m.-wentheE dry, nnd
cplu. rsatlstufs trss ws!no wttent. III 9d~lls d'
e'ap 1vKl.fa,St uet, MHWisai sieay; rst Winter ,es
lid; NJ rprnR, 10 td, NJ. d. ~; Calityf.sla ~,
sssea III iii. Il urS ''as 'x ill., a.! s
higher: lNlifor,a advanced 81 cnr,! r,a.tlsr aa
yt mac. annx T. I aa ' Wi ~ uas n,
.1 i11'd.,ni I'd. Gns!s sris =, K: sasancs. iotS ~
siS fsix a i 4 4 hss T. E us:t IT. +" '%'' a''
,aiai L g. MaH st II
lsatsr G%,a .plHs ts.4!,ts xh"at ja.t,h!1!s.a
Il sss u ssa IL ess s'' s
, 1881-10-19

Cru,Ie rubbpr, mt boIt,9 nrodue!hl0 h Gro, aud
het,ru renllrtllx liu pruteGttoIl, hns beeft tbf
tr must lei, ycurs tho free list, l!ka tc@ aha
Nearly half tho sunpIy comes from iarazll;
1Itttn uss linn f.ilt- ful,rth {rs, EoluMbtK; ngar.
il ~ iIllch from Eag!ua1, which ID. Gf r1urso,
0uy m indirect SOURCE III supply, NANNY lFnA
Saith Allorlrn; Fratce. 1rrinany. and tnu
comes direct frolu Eentral Auiertea, ather sotitG
A1Iuricun states, ttu MGst Rtil East lntli.t. anu
Africa, The tlfnztnn product rAtte thn a!Aachl,
to lrsct rtn.o ssinE xn!''eM s y, ~: miami Sss
aud tI3 ft,r thu EUuH.blath -
Tho IMnUtIer uf gathering IS tntlch tne saMae
everywhere, and ~ thus a!scfloea: ln9 ttlu @
xrtlwtlv IT., tho Wilderness far truHa fs'Aus. tho
roe wnisa, 4 ysr y %cEty tn',s s; ss nrUr,nx .g NJ
thu n,,Iy Ecul HeMns of TRANSFORMATION. ~ ~
ionlin tho IArHIat prGsont supply ID on!a!tsott
uvx tho hanks I'll tue binu And Atruto lttVers'
Thu rllhler hunter, a nlH!ost nakea sasanG nIs
sr,lrch ~ htinseit relS!nK tur neat IN waas @ MS
am xiii, anu for uthnr tttnl III cHkeH l1a'le trui
tho. tuar Of the, dried plantali! Msfsa t,aa
With cur.s- meal. Hunting TOR tae shos,, rnhosr
hunter t,u h..ts t"r tLo beo.lroe, whu.t 10 tlras
unu hc Hauita nwiy tho ytNrs and uhuerKrowln
around Ii, thus atanlrlR tttln to II, nud nafches
iii ff,r hnnther. Iu KNthcy. hu hacks ''shatltt!
uits il. tito trto h'uh aa o uat roach ~ lioc T. T.
lid san ~ IL lows alll puts It ~ ho!n tuK "
tae xrullnl. Ihe mp III ut llrst whltn And
crcnts,y, bit souiI iaeaens; ho coavtlAtes It "
Mitlit!K soap Or Il eertAtn root. ltLt 10 In!nhp,a
the ntor haes ot st2l, wMn tapHaa4 NJ sa,,, IT.,
noru tllall cnsl be got Ut oslo tHpP!1K. una aoe.
| not expcct or cure to ~ IN y uRt,ll: SO wnet
lin milky s,p atnps i0wing hb cuts down tht
trrc, Letting unc md rest on tho niaenes ~ ~, ~,
fuu,, sni linn hu 3ushcs tho psostrate tre
| aIunx its cslttrC lenEth.
, 1881-10-19
NEW YORK.


Special DIspGt<h 10 The CHICAGO 1f{buns.
NEW fu,ik. t'ct. E.-GHAlS-whsat-A rGstrtated
movement reported In winkur wheat well III
speculative llnB fur shph,ah md psce#, tholEh
quito Variable taye baen te.ldtnE duWAwnrl hnFlIlK
ueCllpe4 lur thu tlhy aIut "a 5tQ bu ut Increased
urgeuuy ~, Tho Mrl of se.lers IL placs stspsh iIs
y!uw VI tho untuvOrubie britt af tbs accounts fED'
ta interior md tho less sattsaGlry aTicss by VA1u.
tauyuR OIL howe Ter, 4huGa rineT. ErnE wheat. ~
nut plsp Fu Tod nrl but GuiU sales reprsea IT a1u-
t0 ill., No, r.A Ut el.s1, uga!&t al.als Sustensnyl
@uu1J bu No. 3rel. new and nd rules, AZ t+lss,
cItalnx Ut $ Gil ilGw rntu uHd &l,0 Asktf so ~.
tobsr now und old tu!us, al ts t1. c'hstnH VI elu
new ruls asked; do November. now and old rules,
~ Hin Al.kN, ciosnx Ut fialH ntx rula b!ds
.o Ilscelubvr, new md old rules Ut sl.ar fIalSfs-
S!uanx ~ tl.1l3s nav ruls b1.!; aanMtty a.
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aua3tY ltht1 unxt!y fur exhorts M. thTEt1 A'la
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strictly tHiAlei unarade1 bpTla1 Ut t.9tetAM
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moasrats ofurlups OF Hradud stuck. notwithstanding
tns unusually laEge pccuuIulataoh VI corn nero nha
hyeisr export cal and Upo.Ia " reduction 1os
thS day Vt about ~ peF bu. snseA WtEu fopos10
ut 1.5i7.UU bu. Mixed MeataEh unxraded At G'474a.
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It to; No. wAl.s at 53.t8aslc. uuts turA freely
urt Lp ulpeGlny In tue SPECULATIVE !ie 4nd pEtcta
quoted down about hsiu bu, In instances esrt
alurc. bales yupotlea Ut IA.Uu tu. Whitu Weasust
migrated tB,5U bul At Sss3se. ~ u quality
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, 1881-10-19

4 Fight to Tniso Place TIL" MORNING
III Inc vicinity OF Ginciaihutf-Do@-
Tuli1 ia General.
Sptttat Uupaseh to Tht Chicago 1rbune'
C,Sc1SS.Arl, o., Qrt. ls.-tluite 4 largo
pnrty left this evening vim the Ohio Il hlss!s-
sipui for tho sreIir Of tho light bGtweell tne
InuIsyilr .lug Crib n1id the New YORK t'oB
Pilot. 1t IL Thought ttlat the light VIII tnEe
piacu within iUu miles OF CINCINNATI OIL tue
Kentucky side Of tic river, but IL may be
transferred IL n suburb Ut l.on!svalle. ~ ~
to cone otl. should nothing prevent. AZ day-
light tomorrow movisns. y party oi sports
arrived frnm New York tot!ny' nlll
p;lssra oil, after short iesl' lot
tho appointed place. Among thesl1 "elo
W. II, liarlins, Of the Police fazctfc,
who hears 10 tho present fight the selection
OF stakeholder
"Wlut Is the prospect for uog-hgllts lh's
full ~ asked Il reporter.
"Exrclient," was tho reply. "Jiin kec'
| nan's crib, Of Doston Ii now matched TO
fight Jacll Woolcy's l,uxer, of Fall lliycr,
| MISS. The fight Is to take place III ~"
| rurk four wcpks from tomorrow, and VII bs
for Sl,U10 ssde, Tile dogs light ut :]i}!
pounds. John Quinn, Of l'ostols. l'ns matched
| Sullle nsainst Larry McCarty's gypsy iul
aIUo Il side. Tile dogs light ut Is pounds
| In Now York four weeks from toaay
John Murray, of Troy, llas n!atc'sctt hl
Ne.lie tn light Harry ,Ienn!ngs' noted BlHclI
1t 'i'te Irey. t;c"rgc cor little, q Sow Yark, by
iii eighteen. pound slut That hn wishes ! !
mattel, against, my cIgl'tcc'!"p1,na dog J. u u
Nnlcricn ior Sl,WD Il side, y kelitncky , sio
IL Urelerre.l, the fight t0 take place ~ liNIt
,lnre. Tou!. Tugtna.l, Ut Philadelphia. has
t.irty. y.ilvc:l,ol,ul ho1 whlcl. hs wishes i I
match ,h ugaiMst any tlns III Amerlca Tor y ,oo
u Side, a!lt Larry McCnrty ls AllS'ons a3.
naullst ni,y dug nf tile same weight for 81 ,W
NJ silte, 81 yo.l scu tho ciaHcns IRE that, !
nl.(ition to the matches already male, SET
erul others will b. nlaslu."