The Wyandot pioneer. (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1853-1868, 1854-04-06
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BuRNEp.--A church in Cleveland was
burned down the other day. Insured at
SO, 500.
P1TT ELEcr1oN.-~We understand that
Capt. S. M. Worth has been elected JUS
tice of the Peace for this township.
STARK County Dem This paper comes
out in new dress and looks fine. Sue
cess Mr.. Nc cGregor.
ONO LEG1sLAruRE.-Th House of
Representatives has adopted resolution
to adjourn on the first day of May.
SoLD.--It is reported that some revolu-
ton capitalists in London have bought
2OO, GOO of Laws nluskets.
PR1NTERs.-We are g lad to hear that
not one Printer is to be found in the Pen
itentiary, while nearly every other craft
is represented in this institution.
MAINE LAw.-The Legislature of New
York passed liquor law similar to the
Maine Law. Gov. Seymour has vetoed the
bill.
JoURNAL.-The Ohio State Journal has
or is about to change hands. Messrs. Fol-
lett & Greiner, it is said, will be the edi-
tors hereafter.
PERsoNAL.-Our worthy Representa-
tive of the Assembly P. A. Tyler, paid us
visit the other day. He looks fine. Leg
islative duties must agree with him.
IT WILL PAss.-It is the opinion of
many persons that the Nebraska bill will
vet be reached this session, and that it will
pass the House.
PAID BAcK.-We see it stated, that
Col Medary has paid back to the general
Government the $4,000 outfit he received
when he was appointed Council to Chilli.
PRINTER K1LLRD.-A Mr.. Howe, prin-
ter was killed in Wayne county, by horse
dragging him over the ground and run
ming with him against stump.
~ Mr. I. D. Holbrook, late City
Treasurer of Williamsburg, n. Y, has
been arrested on charge of embezzling
the city funds to the amount of about
$4,000.
No F1CHT.-The latest reports say, that
Me.srs. Cutting and Breckinridge. who
were reported to have fought a duel and
the latter killed, did not fight. Better SC
than otherwise.
CoURr,-On Tuesday the Court of Com
mon Pleas convened in Upper Sandusky
This makes quite lively time in town
| Quite number of lawyers are here from
Crawford and Seneca counties, and few
from other parts.
QUITE A MIsER.-We heard of man
in this county, SO stingy that he would SCI
up half night to let his watch run dowr
before winding it up, SO that the chair
might wear alike at both ends. It is saic
that the same man carried stick with hin
to rest on, SO that he might not wear ou
the seat of his britches in sitting. This
said miser don'ttak any paper.
RErUrAT1oN.-If the number of sub
scribers to county paper has anything tt
do with the reputation of the people of the
county, as we believe it has then no very
favorable opinion can be formed abroad o
the Wyandot folks, for we really believ'
that no other county of the same numbe
of inhabitants, supports its paper SO poor
ly.
How MEN 'BUsT Up Men with TN
assuming wives never fail. tits the hush
ands of such women as Mrs. Dash ant
Lady Brilliant, who find themselves fac
to face with the Sheriff, and certain mys
terious documents adorned with red tap
and waters big enough for target exer
else.
The desire of New York feminine i
to outshine her neighbors-not in ments
requirements, but in gingerbread orna
ments and gold-edged coal scuttles.
Mrs. Dash gives game supper--wood
cock stuffed with gold dust--Lady Bri
liant takes the wind out of her sail by gel
ting up another, in which the preyailin
; dish will be birds of paradise, swimmin
III gravy made of melted pearls.
is this rivalry, and not "daooling in raj
road stocks,'' that brings ruination to til
: fast man Of ofWallstreet. The ''ill-fortune
: of which they complain, it is no more c
> less than brainiess wife. If they woul
come back to happiness they should dire'
their attention, not to the fluctuations
the stock market, butte the ruinons absu
dities Of their own fire-side. Thousan
dollor repasts don't pay, while the mercl
ant who purchases hundred dollar hanc
kerciiiefs for ga duck of a wife," shoul
: not wonder is the time eventually CON
whom 1ta GOOSE Of q husband' lacked shirt