The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1859-05-20

buggy, on Sunday week. the horse took fright
and, running away, threw them both out, in.
juring Mrs. Long quite seriously. Also. ,ha,
Mrs. Ferrell. living near Van Burcn, had
the ends cut Of both her thumbs. one DAY las,
week, by the accidental discharge Of gun in
the hands ofa con Of @ W. Poe, who had been
trying 70 shoot a hawk.
The Locomotive and Cars, on the Ere.
mont a Indiana road, ran on the track. on
Tuesday Of last week. about FIVE miles north
OF Fostoria. No serious damage was done.
Ont at Lost.--John B. Bush has at length
been removed from the Clyde P. o. and John
p. Fish appointed his successor. So we learn
from the Fremont Journal Mr.. Bush's only
crime was that he sympathized rather too
strongly with Douglas aud thereby incurred
the hatred Of the Administration "Clique" at
Fremont Great indignation is felt at CLYDE
in consequence Of his removal
In Gallon, on the night Of tho 81 inst. q
person representing himself as vcndor Of
sewing maohines, broke open The trunks Of
two peddlers, who, unfortunately. put up at
the same house and carried on about 1900
worth Of goods. Noclue has been obtained az
to his whereabouts since the robbery.
A Terrible Array occurred at the same
place, on Saturday week, between Gideon Neff.
Chas. Fitzgerald and John waterhouse. on nc.
count Of the alleged criminality between Neff
and Fitzgerald's wife. NeH was so seriouslv
injured that he is not expected to recover.
Mrs. Mary Norton, rolict Of the late Sam.
uel Norton, the original proprietor Of Buoyrus,
died at her residence in that place, on Friday
the 18th ult., aged 73 years She came to Blu.
cyrus about 40 years ago.
A ROw.-Seyeral Of our young people. says
the Plymouth Advertiser. paid a visit to Atti.
ca, last week, aud while under the influence
Of repeated pOtatious, got into a row, in the
which several Of the Attioa b'hoys were rough.
" handled On Tuesday last the constable
with States warrant, visited our place and
took into custody one Of the parties against
whom complaint was made. The other effect.
cd his escape
Religious,--On Sunday, May Let, 80 ner.
sons connected themselves with the Presbvte.
rian church at Fremont, and, on the Monday
evening following, Bishop McIlvaiuo confirm.
ed ID candidates in st. Pauls Episcopal
Church Of The same place. On Thursday the
10Th, 9 candidates were confirmed by Bishop
Mellyaine in Norwalk.
Buying a New stove.-.Tho Toledo Blade
tells good story Of young couple who set
up housekeeping the other day, A new stove
was purchased, among other traps. A fire
was accordingly started by the mistress Of the
house, the morning following when greatly to
her surprise, and not a little to the ehAgrin of
her "licge lord, b" the flames became extinguioh.
ed and the room filled with smoke. The stove
had been warranted aud highly commended
by the dealer, and the young husband, with
indignation flashing in his eyes, forthwith
started for the stove dealers establishment
where he related the inability Of himself and
wife TO use the stove and demanded that his
money should be Immediately refunded him.
An examination 0f the stove was made. whom
! II was ascertaincd that the fire had been kin
died in the OVEN.
Man ShOt.-A few days ngo Mr. Hunt.
who has been engaged in buying up sheep in
this county for some time, was passing through
Oceola ON his wny to Bucyrus, when he was
aecosted by rough fellow, who sworo MIR
NJ. must either trade horses, tell his name. or
fight, all Of which he refused 10 do. Aner
watering his horse, he started on his way
The rutiian whose name was Pagan followed
him, and, on oyertaking Mr.. Hunt, sworc again
that he MUST trade horses Mr. H. told him
he would not and that If he molestcd him he
would shoot him. He then told II that his
hitehing' strap was loose, and upon reaching
down for it, he was struck by the fellow and
ielled to the ground he Immediately recover
wound from which his assailant has since
/ died.
Upon hearing Of the mans death Hunt went
to Bucyrus, gave himself up, had a hearing,
and was honorably acquitted. Pi.
oNEER.
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