Weekly Chillicothe crisis. (Chillicothe, Livingston Co., Mo.) 1878-19??, 1882-09-14
ITEMS OF INTEREST.

Of the POS, 1877 voters in South Carol
ina, only $500 are foreign born.
Dakota has more daily papers already
than any of the southern states.
Gen. Hazen is making q collection of
the popular weather sayings and pro-
verbs.
Over 70,000,000 of sardincs ha
ready been taken this season
Zuyder Zee.
The steamer Castala has been char
tered at New York to carry Missouri
mules to Egypt.
President Grcyy, of France, has just
celebrated the G9th anniversary of his
birthday.
Lieut.. De Longs widow is soiourning
with relatives in Mcachim, Franklin
county, n. Y.
A drunken Denver burglar blundercd
into his own house and robbed himself
of Il watch and $40.
Dennis Kerney is now Il drayman at
the San Francisco custom house, and u
| dead failure in politics.
Quite a number of colored children
died recently in the vicinity of London,
KY, Of whooping-cough.
Telegraph signal stations are being
established on the ella river, to be
used in case of Indian troubles.
A Vermont justice of the peace fined
everybody in the room - each. because
II dog-iight interrupted proceedings.
There is gloomy prospect that the
Asiatic cholera, now working its way
westward, will reach this country in
1888.
1t is said that more new churches
have been built in Washington territory
since Jan. l, 1881, than the previous
five years.
A wealthy citizen of New York in
celebrating the fifticth anniversary of
his wedding, toasted his wife as $50
healthy old lady who combines beauty
and durability"
EX-Congressman NJ. j. Durham, of
Kentucky, was married at Lexington
last week TO Miss Mamie Gilmore, Of
that city. Mr.. Durham is now jS years
Of age, and his bride 35 and IN heiress.
Gen" Songer, who edits u news
paper called The Key West Democrat,
is 20 years old, 40 inches high, and
weighs 80 pounds. The general was
born in San Domingo and raised in
Florida.
Some miscreant has been doing some
devilish work among the cattle of
Washington county, Pennsylvania.
Five cows have been injured by bullets
being fired through their udders. Two
have died.
The cattle plague at Scnnett, Caugay
county, n. Y, is about at an end.
About seventy cattle have been killed
by the commissioners and others. The
owners are to receive so head for
those killed by the commissioners.
Alfred p. Girty, one of the wcathicst
citizens of Cleveland, o., has become
insane through excessive indulgence
in alcoholic beverages. His family
have had him locked up, as his insanity
ut times assumed threatening forms.
Matt Morgan has abandoned car:cl-
turing for the time being, and is settled
in Cincinnati with show-printing
house, on Il salary of $500 week. He
intends to stay there, as Ee
IS building $4,000 house on the
hills.
Fifty-one counties in Georgia have
- licensed saloons. Two others close
IN Oct. l. Seven have only one each,
md in many counties the sale is con-
incd exclusively to the county town.
The prohibition element is becoming
trongcr and more formidable every
lay.
Louis Michel proposes TO fund
feminine academy" in Paris, TO which
nly women shall be admitted. There
rill be no gossip and no discussion, eX-
ept such as aims TO show that the
cnius of the world has not always
cen masculine, and that women should
ave tie right Of suffrage.
MI. Boucic u. seems to be in the
lood to write IL Egyptian drama.
n recent letter lie wrote: Egypt
'as fatal to Assyria; to the Hebrews; to
t. George, who was hung for looting,
nd TO Napoleon. 1t is the graveyard
f the world, and England has gone
mere TO steal lot for quiet family
aut.
From New Zealand has been shipped
, England quantity of preserved
abbits estimated TO weigh some fifty
Dns. The rabbits are packed in tins
olding two pounds each, and thirty
* tins make casc-that is, seventy
vo pounds. The supply of rabbits ap-
cars to be almost incXhaustiblc. The
yerage quantity delivered per day is
We thousand, On one occasion re-
emily nine thousand We're delivered in
day.
An English chemist, who had been
allied upon to analyze several socks
nd stockings of red color, which had
cen found TO cause great irritation to
le skin of the wcarers, discovered the
luse of the trouble in the tin salt used
$ mordant in fixing the dye. He
lcceeded in obtaining over twenty-five
rains of tin in the form of the dioxide.
Then acted upon by acid Precipitation
le tin oxide forms an exceedingly ir-
tating compound.
"Charles Reade," says writer in
he London World, who has been
sitting the novelist in his writing-room,
has clear-cut features, bright eyes,
I'd gray hair longer than the present
shion admits; the beard is cut to
larp point in Louis Treize fashion,
I'd frames the face admirably. A GER
in grace of manner recalls the gentle
an of the old school, and terse, pun
mt phrase displays the philosopher as
ell as the literary workman"
A woman was bitten by dog in
iris, She went at once and had the
Dund cauterized at the Hotel Dieu.
le continued perfectly well until one
", when she was passing the hospital,
g was recognized by one of the stu
nts, who called out to her: "Holloa!
~ are not dead yet thenl The dog
hich bit you was downright mad, as
ey found out aftcrward. Y The wo-
an was seized Immediately with
Dlent spasm, and in u few hours died
th symptoms of hydrophobia.
Uncle Solon Chase, the redoubtablo