The Tiffin tribune. [volume] (Tiffin, Ohio) 1848-1859, 1859-04-29
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tE-The Fremont DINocnAr says the fruit is
stil uninjurcd in sandusky County Wheat
lo,ks promising
The Bucyrus papers, also, say The peaches are
still safe in that region.
tS~Hon. John sherman lef HE home last
Wednesday week, for his excursion 10 Europe
He viii be absent only about four months.
tS'- Mr. p. Ferguson Of this place has obtain.
ed the contract, for erecting railroad warehouse
for thd F. q 1. road, at the dock in Fremont
The work is already begun.
tE-J. A. & E. Estell have retired from the Blu
cyrus ToRUN, and are succeeded by A. M'Grcg r.,
formerly Of the Stark county DmocBAr.
t8 The STATE Journal, speaking Of The pro-
position Of Mr. h. Huber in last weeks TmuuNr,
for Farmers Market Fair, says.
It seems to us that the idea is a good one, aud
we would like to see it generally tried.
win not our county take the initiative in this
mattcrH
e5B-J. N. Free, the youthful genius, who has,
as true martyr, achieved n position never vet
attained by mortal man, leaves this city this
morning to labor on the farm. Ciueinnatus like
the coming summer. Universcly conceded to
be the wonder Of the world in original powers Of
mind, he s truly satisfied Of his own insigniR
cance and want Of wisdom j. n ronounccs
nothing. g.-CNcNNAu DAmY PRFss 10Th.
Mr.. Free paid us visit last week He has
just returned from the Queen City, where he has
been demonstrating TO HIS entire satisfaction,
the fallacy Of of"spiritual rapping,' proving it to
bcolectricity workingi in sympathy with the will.
He returns, like Cincinnatus TO labor on the farm
I - NF.T,.N.l...gTT. II.
can boast Of so great % a genius It will be re.
mcmbercd that j, N. was once an inmate Of the
Lunatie Asylum
! CT-We notice by the Lima GAZETTE, that S.
X, Holland, formerly Of TiHin, has opened a
Grocery Store in that place.
! gB-A SwNDLR CAuour.-An individual.
named Startsmau, was arrested, in Fndlay on
Saturday last, charged with swindling He
passed under the name Of Harris son Of the we'll.
| known brewer Of that name, In Dayton; and pur.
porting TO act as his agent, collected some S23 90
Of Mr.. Flaisig JEFFBsoNiAN.
SWIFT RErRrBurloN.-1he following ather
singular occurrence we give as il was related TO
Ius:
A man who resides in one Of the townships Of
this county, whose name we did not learn and
who It seems, was possessed Of violent temper
was in the habit Of treating his animals in The
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cause at all, recently became cnragcd at fine
horse owned by him, and declared he would put
out one OF the pooranimnps eyes. Heaccording-
| y seized a stick, aud gave the horse u blow by
which his threat was accomplished.
The next day, or soon after, no had occasion
! to 60 TO his barn 10 nail on board or do some
| thing Of the kind and while engaged i'm driving
the nail, piece Of it flew of and lodged in HE
! eye. He removed the piece but the eye was do
stroyed. This is, in substance The incident ~
It was related 10 us. Was not retribution swiit2
Vengeance is mine, and l will repay smith the
Lord "-NoRwALK REFLECTOR.
CoRoNFRs INoursr.-somo time in September
last the body Of Mrs. Ann Curtis, wifeof Hiram
A. Curtis, and daughter Of VIM. +. Sheldon, Sr
was brought to her father by her husband hav.
ing died suddenly, (as was alloged) Of diarrhoca
on the Ohio river, on their way home from Kan.
sas, and was buried in Greenwich Township, in
this county The suspicious Of the dcceased's
parents were aroused at the time from the nceount
which her husband gave Of the matter, and from
his actions About the 18th Of March last, her
father received letter lrcma gentleman, suppos-
ed e. be physician, as it was signed IN. D."
stating that he was on board the boat ut the time
Of Mrs. C.'s death, aud that he sGspiconed foul
play from arseuical poison, and advising a POsr
MoRrrM examination, and analysis Of the stom.
ach. Upon the receipt Of this letter. the friends
concluded TO have the matter investigated and
mercupon made complaint to l.. ID. Allen, j p,
Of this township, who Immediately proceeded to
hold an inquest. DIS Skinner and Reed. Of this
place made the rosr MoRrEM examination, and
the Jury returned a verdict that "tho said Ann
Curtis came to her death by the producing Of an
abortion upon her. by means Of posons given,
aud by mechanical means, and that Hiram
Curtis, her husband was concerned IN the pcrpe
tation of said violence and death either as prin.
cinal or accessory before and after the fact
We understand that the stomach was taken bv
Dr. skinner, under directions Of the acting Cor.
oner, 10 Professor Cassels, Of Cleveland 10 be an.
allsod- ta rosult Of which laras.l-
-FAlRFiELD GAZETTE