The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1861-02-01
NE1GnnoR1Nc couNrY News.

t5E-The Perrysburgh Journal announces
the death OF Prof ]. Y. Phillips, for several
years the worthy and efficient Supcrintend-
ent Of the Public Schools in that place.
E8-We are asked, almost daily. by our
friends ircm the country III anything has
been heard Of Mrs. Tyler1" II was nine werrs
yesterday noon, since she left her house, saw
ipg she was going 70 call on neigh
since which time nothing has transpiH e.
give any knowledge Of her fate. no
doubt, one Of those mysterious cir Instances
which will never be solved MFG world
Fremont Jour.
GTy~ Robert Hurd, an old citizen Of our
county, and acting Justice Of the Peace Of
Madison township, died at Arlington, yos
tcrdny, morning, at the advanced age Of near
ly sOyenty-siN. Il9 WAS born at East Had.
dam, Conn, March G, l7e5.-Findlay Cour-
icr
The WnrpOle Housc-Wc have been
informed that our old friend, Col McCutch.
en-, will retire from the "Warpolo" on the
first Of February next and that he will he
succeeded by Mr.. John SAub, Of Tinin.-
The public will miss the Col rs n landlord
very much, but the patrons Of the ''Warpolo"
will DO glad TO learn that his place is to be
filled 10y that prince Of good fellows and
good landlords cold John Staub." In the
hands Of John aud his good lady, who, by
the way, is justly entitled 10 be elasscd among
the ladies who "know how 10 keep hotel. ."
the "Warpole House" will fully sustain tho
enyiNble reputation it has acquired under the
supervision of Col. MeCutehen. Wyandot
Pioneer.
GS DISTRESSING ACCIDENT IN OBERLN.-
We learn from the Cleveland Leader that on
W ednesday Of last week, while Mr.. Henry
Epaua auIfunN "a IL =
steam planning machine, hoavy wrench was
jostlcd from the cross piece above and FIJI up.
on the rotating arms Of the palmer while in
very rapid motion, which sent the dangerous
missile with terrible velocity against the face
OF Mr. Evans, who Vas engaged in moving
the platform underline palmer. So terrible
was the blow, that the bones Of the nose and
the entire upper part of the face below tho
eyes were broken into countless pieces. One
eye seems 10 be entirely destroyed and the
other nearly so, while tba face was made one
complete mass Of broken and bruised flssh.-
Mr.. Evans is suffering greatly, but Is con.
scious of everything that passes. II seems
almost impossible that he should recover, but
Drs. Johnson and Steele are Of The opinion
that HE temperate habits and good physical
condition may possibly carry him through,
Fire in New Hayen-on "Wednesday
night last, about IL o'clock house occupied
by the family Of Mr., d. Loder, took fire, and
before any assistance could bo rendered was
burned TO the ground. The plow shop Of Mr..
Elan Weeks, adjoining was also destroyed
Thursday our eiuzons were called upon TO
contribute their relief, and we are glad TO say
they responded Commercially plymouth
Adv.
=. o. Robbery, at Salem StatiOn--oa
Friday night last, tho Post office at Salon
Station was broken into by burglar or burg,
lars, and a silver watch, belonging to the ?.
NJ, was stolen. An entrance was effected by
boring n hole through the back door and
turning back the thumb latch, which was the
only fastening 10 the door --ib.
Petit Larceny-Mr. Franklin Crowell
was arrested, on Tuesday evening, and