The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1859-06-03
VIEWS ARor1 nomr..

Court commenced ia Crawford county on
Wednesday.
A Gas Company has boen organired in
the village Of Gallon.
r. Hardy 4 Coz, Bankers Of Marion, have
failed and made an assignment
The Body Of Chas. Lindsay, who was
drowned in The sandusky below Fremont, a
iow days ago. has been recovered.
The Wager Hand Of Sandusky we've the
victors iu the musical contest at Mansfield, on
Thursday the goth uH. The Monrocville
Band came out second best. There was much
drunkenness and fighting on the occasion and
one man was killed
Indicted.-Geo. Partridge aud Andrew
Pierce have been indicted, In the Marion eoun-
ty Common Pleas, for Arson.
A Pair Of Horses were stolen from the
stable Of Theodore Baker in Norwalk, ON the
night Of tho 2lst ult The thief was caught,
last week, near Mawnce City and the horses
recovered.
pic-Nic.-On Friday week. the teachers
aud pupils Of the Fosloria Union Schools. to
the number Of some $50 persons, took free
ride on the +. c /. Railroad 10 Fremont, on
picnic excursion.
Scarlet Fevcr.-Tho Norwalk Rrrtrcrop
says that Mr. Clawson Of Clarksfeld has
within tho past few weeks, lost all his chill.
drcn Ciour) by Scarlet Fever.
The Perrysburg Journal reports the
prospect Of the apple crop in that county to be
very slim. The same paper says that James
johnson, confined in the Jail Of that county
for passing counterfeit money. was married to
Electa Roberts, ON Saturday week The Jail
or tied the knot.
A Curiosity.-ThoE Editor Of the Marion
RrruRucAN has been shown q curiosity, in the
way Of hens egg. On breaking an egg
which was Of enormous proportions; a perfect.
ly formed egg was found within Of nearly the
usual size-shcll and all complete
Houses Buned.-The last Findlay Jrr.
TrRsoNAS records the burning Of two dwell.
ings in that county, one belonging To Mr. VIM
Waltemire Of jackson township--thc other tc
John Hall Of Liberty township
VIM. Shanks Of Fremont, says the MrssrN.
ots, attempted te commit rape on a girl II
years Of age, residing with his family. Heat
tempted 10 make his escape but was arrested
at SaEdusky.
Wool.--Tho first lot Of wool brought tc
this m arket this season, was bought by Messrs
J. ID. & s. NJ. Edison, at forty cents. Tn,
same clip brought last year thirty-two cents
II was brought in by Mr.. 8, Myers, Of Chip.
pewR.-AKRoN BEACON.
Fearful Leap.-We learn that on Thurs.
day night last. soon after the western bound
train had lcf Monroeviie, a German, suppos.
ed 20 be insane leaped from the cars while
they were in full motion. The train was stop.
ped as soon as possible, aud the man was
found standing on the track One Of his limbs
was so badly shattered at the knee Joint. that
amputation was found necessary, which was
performed at Toledo on Friday. -NoRwALK
| REFLECTOR.
mcCutchenvillc.-W learned from our
friend, Mr.. John Wininger, Of Tymoohtee town.
ship, that the fine Methodist Church building.
in MeCutchenyille, is nearly completed, aud
that the members Of that church held worship
therein, last Saturday evening, for the first
time. We are proud TO record this evidence
Of prosperity in McCutchenville. Nothing so
becomes a country as fine churches aud good
School houses.-WTANDoT PIoNEm.