The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1859-08-05

SANDUsKY.
Mr. CHAs n. FoULKE late foreman Of the
JoURSAL Office has taken charge of the Gro
CHAN House in Frcm Mt.
HuRoS.
-- n'i,e-p plxmonth ApvKRrIsER SAYS that the
clothing store Of john Heib, merchant tailor,
Of that place was robbed, on Thursday night
Of last week. to the amount Of 500.
From the same paper we learn that Miss.
Emily Green, daughter of Mr. VIM. Green Of
Planktown. aged about sixteen. was very bad
ly burned on Monday week. by her clothes
taking FIRE.
CautiOn--Feeding stock Blasted
Wheat.-Mr. VIM. Smith, a ventinary phy
sician Of this village, came into our office on
Monday last aud requested us 10 caution orr
readers against feeding their horses and other
stock bearded wheat that has been blasted by
the frost, and cut for fodder, He informs us
that Mr.. George Scammon had horse die on
Sunday last, and that on post mortem ex-
animation il was found that in aud around
the root OF the tongue aud about the glands
the boards Of the wheat straw on which he
hnd been fed, were inserted about half their
length, as thick as they could possibly be-
Mr. Seammon has another horse similarly af-
fected from the same cause, and it is like will
die. Mr., Smith tells us that the head Of the
horse that died was swelled te near the size Of
a -four barrel.-NoRrH FARFIELD GAzETTE.
RloHLAND.
The Mansirld HERALD speaks in very com
, plimentary terms Of the labors Of our artist
Mr.. N II. smoNo. in that place Ais paint
itgs hk with the best productions Of Art II
the country,
The Mansfield HEhALp is informed that
gentleman residinR near that city, Mr.. d. N
Cook, well known as the inventor Of popu
lnr Sorghum Evaporator, extensively col,
= throughout The West is now engaged IN th,
p construction Of a Flying Machine. Mr.. @. i
quite sanguine Of success, and has filed a ca
vent at the Patent Office It Washington
The Mansfield HERALD has heard Of a far
mer living a mile North Of Plymouth, VIII
WAC 90 utterly lisgusted with the ravages IN
frost made with bis Wheat, that he Offered III
b entire product to any one who would stuck u
n he straw and give IL 10 him. A couple q
e gentlemen residing il Plymouth accepted th
offer. and few days ago the wheat--abdu
p thirty aeres--was harvested and ihreshed ]
= is said the farmer was more than disagreeabl
J. surprised when be learned the crop yieldeI
about TWO HUNDRED BUsHELF.
4 WfASpor.
The Iron Bridge at Upper sandusl,y. whic
= fell some dme since, causing the death Of Mi
. Youngker, has been reconstructed aud is no,
considered safe.
The new Methodist Episcopal Church, n
Gently erected at MeCutehenyille, will be ded
icated 70 the service Of God on Sunday, III
18th day Of August.
!. Mr Chambers Of this place met with yer
serious accident a few days ago. He was eT
" gagged in piling up wood, and ON Attemptin
le TO carry a stick N the top Of the pile tbewoo
Df commenced rolling down; he fell and a lare
!. stick rolled on to him, irnetuiing hisarm nea
the shoulder horribly and otherwise injurin
him.-PIoNEn.
n-a -VV HANooeNT a
The Findlay JmFEhsOSiAN is Informed b
J. farmer Of Blanchard township, Haeook Co
n that about the latter part Of JuneFhe cut
4. field of Wheaet that VAS almost entirely destroy
ed BY the frost. the etraw Of which when CT
D wh6 quite ready Tor hafVssting. and yet u
D. wheat shot up from the root again, and pl
D forth tolerably well filled heads. the stalks a
!, tanning the height Of some thirty inches. 4
= is Of opinion that II the straw had been cl
g some fvO yeekf gsoper be might hayehsd
Is pretty good crop"
h HARDM.
h, A FIRE broke out IN he Plaaipg Mill Of Be
in man a Butcher In Keuton, on Sunday rnOr
ur ing. the 24th ult. and DESTROYED several bu
}. dings and eonuidsrahle ahiornt Of propert
lie before II could be checked. The engi
se, wouldn't work and buekets had % b used.
lis Tho principal sufferers are Steiner, stillinl
Seaman, Butcher, stimmel and Smith.