The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1860-06-08
NEIGnBoRING COUNTY NEWS.

t. The Fremont DExocpar says the foun.
dauon Of the gas works In that place, have
already been laid aud the work is Progressing
huely Mr.. Stephenson. the contractor, is
confident Of his ability to light up Front
street with gas by the let VI September
70 The Bucyrus JouRSAL says the farmers
aud stock men Of the plains are sustaining
heavy lOssea from stock thieves. SOme time
sihoe Mr. Jas. Kerr lost number OF valuable
sheep, and quite recently Nc. David Petit
and Mr. Alexander Caldwell, lost each a
large number. And last week, Mt. 3. Adri.
an lost seventeen Steers FROM the pasture Of
Isaac Bryant, near Wyandot.
HoRRlBLE CAsE or 1NEANrcipE.-On last
Saturday afternoon, tho body Of a female In
FAINT in an advanced state of decomposition
was discovered by some boys in the woods
belonging TO Mr. Au, about two miles west
Of town. When they found il, Il was con.
cealcd behind a pile ot wood, about nun
dred feet from the road The child was well
dressed aud wrapped in a small blanket. It
appeara, from every circumstance that the
ohlld was left there alive, by soDl- fends,
ana perished from exposure aud want.-MANs.
FIELD HERALD.
IN A child Of Mr.. Hartvcll. who resides
a few miles South Of Van Vert, was fatally
burned on Saturday week, by It's clothes tax.
lug fire from a eoOkstove while the mother
was out.
t5-A A man by the name Of William Free.
man, was instantly killed at the Dayton and
Michigan Depot, in Sidney, o.. on wedues.
day the 10th, while attempting to couple
some freight cars. DC was caught between
the bumpers, crushing his breast in a most
shocking manner.
ES- The Republicans Of Fremont, feeling
that the present campaign was 10 be live one,
concluded that they must have a place in
which to hold meetings, and resolved 10 builS
a wigwam. No sooner thought Of than done.
A sufficient amount Of money was at once
subscribed TO construct it, and under the su.
perintendence Of VIM. Herbstof. a wide.awake
Republican-and in three days' time II was
completed in first rate style. The building ia
81 ieet vide, aud 81 feet Deep 40 constructed
that Il will comfortably seat 600 persons, and
in case Of crowd will hold AZ least eight
hundred. A good feuce, built Of rails, On
clOses the building in front. 4 neat pole
about 80 feet high. was raised, ut the ton of
which gracefully floats the "star.spangled
banner" the ensign Of freedom aud the terror
Of tyrants.--FREiIoNT JoURSAL.
to The Buoyrus Journal SAYS; The
Ohio State Normal School will be opened for
the reception Of Stud, nts on or about tho lat
Of August next Persons in this part of the
state contemplating attending school Of this
kind, this fall, should by all means wait until
the arrangements Of the Association are per.
ieeted, before deciding TO go abroad. Alithe
advantages offered by any Institution will be
found IN this one. II is 10 the hands Of men
who will not make a second class school Of
il.
tB-C. NJ. Dodsou, Esq, Of this place, has
been appointed one Of the Deputy Marshals
for this county, for the purpose Of taking the
census. Mr.. Dodson is fully qualified to dis.
charge the duties Of his office. --BuoYRus
JOURNAL
Mr.. Dodson We know TO he a first rate,
clever fellow, and will take the census"
handsomely,