Weekly Chillicothe crisis. (Chillicothe, Livingston Co., Mo.) 1878-19??, 1884-01-03
FACT AND FANCY.

"Lady suffrage" is what they call
the franchise in Washington territory.
Lack of food has driven mountain
lions down into the plains OF Kern
county, California.
In proportion to the population Col
orado is the heaviest liquor and to-
bacco tax-paying state in the union.
The young ladies of Waco, Tex,
had dumb supper the other night.
Not word was spoken during the en-
tire meal.
A pint of whisky day is the allow.
ance of the thousand inmates Of the
Indiana insane asylum. That is, ono
pint for all.
A Carson City photographer gives
each customer big "smile" of liquor
to impart TO the countenance pleased
expression" :"
A H lrtford, Conn, girl has caught
twenty-nne mice with her own hands,
and her. friends think her more heroic
than Joan of Arc.
Two or three decayed back teeth
oeA'o W a'JcOU IeoIuiV iol tho oti1ish
army, Inc army ration Oh oeei re-
quiies nuon s'ihuinB'
A learned attorney in murder case
IN New YORK wanted TO Know OF q
learned expert in insanity il he didn't
think Cain was insane.
Scarlet fever is raging in portions OF
Washington Territory. A great num-
Joat5s I havo veO,em beor raU reUoptod ToT' ""u ''
Thoua :, a;n.Ia or,,,o .lop
l;sh Ulu :, oi oo'i'o.oJ - 'no
in IoUa,H nn "',o sontanoo ,n. "ot ~ NJ EHerts;
If II coniair"s ""S S;Y YVrIvo hnndrod ~ words '
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fro voInn % o,SS rot.h Naa, VII, Steto rr rro
inn yotdrs ~ So,;,iom % tSo ,o%;sI.tnsEo isl s
fI5s 'oris ,;.,,,; W. Posi',on Pei .Io
va 0JD,''',''''''"' ,'. ','io 'D-'
SGlgIuH %gnH Hsi!I Is n.lractlns tno attdiIion ~
orn,, and 49, Un" na,o %" ;s ~ tnban - r
dnre gonJ % mall n,oloesos % than % fnrmorIv p
' wv D'I+o' ,n ',''n , ~, -
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oaIi-'oolil AZ AIvlso' Wv tho o'her
, W in ""T tr pa1 s;tLIos u, ,n,"ISoo Io
T ~, p''', ,'ov' ~ " noi '"''"iO'0 'V'., C.,.
Inc New YORK sun reports that Citl
zen IeOrge frascis IRAN mas reiuSeu
an oiler Oh Soo'ooV from T. l. Barnum
10 make lecture tour through EUROPE
Laboring men of northern Arizona
upon ranches receive from $50 TO $40
per month, teamsters about $50, while
the regular pay for good miners is
about "a per day.
The head waters of the South Yuba
river in California arc said to be
swarming with trout, the result of the
planting made by tho state fish COM
miSiOnprs several years ago.
A counlc in Sorjngtield Mass mazda
nm economical bridal trim They bade
adieu to their friends on one side of the
train and stepped OIL the other side
and into Springfield hotel.
The Mormon church has at last con.
cluded the purchase of the Ploche and
Meadow Valley railroad, running from
Ploche to Bullionville. The object of
the purchase is entirely unknown.
A few days ago the lessees of the
penitentiary paid the state
1873 9ll 80. This is the first money re.
ceived from that source; heretofore the
state has been in debt for repairs to
cue
A western editor, travelling in Geor-
gin, says that prohibition in eighty
nine counties in that state probably
means that the colored people have no
money TO buy liquor with, and that
here is no money in saloon-keeping.
The earliest colonial coinage was in
Massachusetts, in pursuance of an or
Ter of the general court, passed May
z, 1862, which established ga mint
louse" at Boston. The coins ordered
we're of the values OF I'D, 6l., and Sd.
Edword Jomos q oo,orod residen, ~
yevaJo covntv CaIifornio is heliaved
q be 100 years old Ho want to Cali.
ornia from Mississippi in early days,
md was middle.aged man when The
,attle of New Orleans was fou0ht in
S15.
Tho ,r;n,;,c. os u0nlo, .ho o0.s
,an d,r;nr Eo last n' 60 manrs SnV n,onn, O
u so GOO nF TTV Ia LJo. NV o"iS a'.oun'
1900 IN. oni' S,n on0 na9 "s .LoaL .ha
90 | ooo No :, S"to ;S aoouS Sao,oVoi VI T %nlon
,oG,TOo = 49,, 20 '"'0''00 III lio''i 0n Aoion
ia'nu'
Ihe Chinese are exasperating the
ian Francisco custom-house ohlclals
" ingenious smuggling. They store
plum in the soles of Chinese shoes, in
'ails with false bottoms, in logs OF
wood, in hollow broom-handles, and
'ther unexpected places.
The New York Evening Post pro-
'oses unique and very direct method
It putting an end to polygamy. 1t
agcly remarks that no man can be
,olygamist without the aid OF at
east two women, and, consequently,
/ sure way to stop infringements of the
aw will be to prohibit the importation
If women into the territory.
Some wears ago German professor
mn American Invention
or the employment of wood min in
n the manufacture of wood paper.
md obtained A patent for il. He then
ssued licenses for the use of tho patent.
md his revenue from this sonrco for
ONE lime past is calculated 70 have
,een ncarlv half n million MARKS an
,ually MOI LONG since, however, n paper.
maker discovered that tbe nrocess was
N An,orioan oro ond no,anted az