Weekly Chillicothe crisis., 1884-05-29
NOTES OF THE DAY.


4 day three successive days.
South California will produce q
large honey crop this season.
A Shelby county (Ky.) colored man
shcarcd l2l sheep in one day.
The Alabama river is falling rapidly,
and will soon reach summer mark.
The south, this season, had the larg-
est strawberry crop she has ever had.
There are silly clcrgymcn in the
United States, l7,2G7, ,S7S communi.
cants.
Mrs Plunkett, of Boston, has written
a book urging women to become
plumbers.
The United States has become the
fourth largest bcer-drinking nation in
the world.
The wool clip of one ranchman in
Maverick county, Texas, weighed over
twenty tons.
over one hundred people have been
killed by gas at hotels in the United
States in year.
Minnesota has no less than 1000
lakes, which take up over 100000
acres oftrrritory.
Troy. New York, has Il thrcc-legged
boy baby. The doctors want TO cut
one of the legs of.
4 Columbia, Fla, collard recently
cut measured four feet and two inches
in diameter across the head.
There are more books taken from
our public libraries in March than in
amy other month of the year
The New York secretary Of state re-
ports the filing Of thirty-two claims to
gold discoveries since Jan. |.
No rain has fallen ON the line of the
Texas Pacific railroad, west of the Col
orado river, since last August.
The Masons of Philadelphia have the
only building in tkc country that is
given up entirely to Masonic uses.
II is estimated that after the politi-
cal CAMPAIGN the New York morning
papers will 90 back to the old price.
Within two weeks there have been
three deaths Of young girls from cx-
crssiyc ropc-iumping near Ashland,
Pa.
When the New York legislature ad-
iourncd, ON Friday last, there were
100 bills awaiting Gov. Clcveland's
consideration.
The importation of coffee in 1888
reached j2j, 7G3.i79 pounds, or ten and
onc-hIlf pounds for each inhabitant of
the United States.
The first boat to reach Benton, Mon
tana, the head of navigation on the
Missouri river, for the year 1884 was
the steamer Helena.
In spite of some recent successful cX-,
pcrimcnts, photographing by electricity
is rs yet only Il matter of curiosity and
not of practical utility. =
California salmon have been success
fully introduced into Australian rivers.
The experiment was first made by Sir
Samuel Wilson, in 1877,
a lot of carricr-pigcons liberated at
lynchburg, Va, ON Saturday arrived
nj their home, Kcyport, n. j., 1888
miles distant, in seven hours.
There are $50 colleges and univcrsi-
lies in the United States. of which only
iwcnty.four have more than POO stu
dents. and only seventeen have more
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ittsford, Monroe county, N. T.,
mes itself on the possession OF "the
u'mcSt man in the country, IN the
'nrson of the unknown individual who
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The largest book ever made at the
y jShington government tprlntlnS-oihce
yus completed Friday. The book
Weighs cighty-scycn pounds, is eight
uchcs thick, and is general ledger OF
lac United States treasury with the
rcasury at New York
Civilization is progressing regularly
II Cmur IL Alone The first wedding