The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1865-11-30
OHIO STATE NEWS.
psy- The 4lsto. v. vi. left Cal

nay Ten cows were killed by tb
cars of the =. Ft-W. & G. II. r. with
lin a distance Of ten miles in Starr
ow Co. one night last week.
cd By The Fifth Ohio Cavalry ant
Forty First Infantry arrived at CAM
sh Chase Saturday afternoon, for n fina
he discharge.
pa5- The whole number Of prison
of crs in the Hamilton County Jail il
4. two hundred. OF these thiiteen have
been convicted, or have pleaded guilty
of penitentiary oGenscs.
! rss- A correspondent Of the Cleve'
i, land Lea,lcr says one hundred thou
sand gallons of vino will be made
aud stored on Kclley's Island this
J. year.
u Esy- The Lebanon ,S6r says ciii
" rem of that county recently paid 81
800 for two hundred hogs; in two
y weeks seventy eight Of them died Of
/, the cholera.
I,1~ The soldier vote elected both
the Union candidates for Roprescnta.
tiycs in Clermont County, few days
since one of whom at least il was
supposed had been defeated.
pp- The Lima gazette, says that
one night last week, the Office of
Chapman, Donnclly & Co. was enter.
ed through window, aud some So
600 in notes, aud about $50 worth of
White Lead distracted.
pA. The Marion Register says
Frank Smith, candidate for the Pen
itentiary, confined in the Jail at that
place, made his escape on the night
of the llth inst, by saving an iron
bar from one Of the windows of the
Jail.
Dsy- The Springfield Ncrs says u
young man named Rhodes, resident
of Clifton, Ohio, was murdered in
cold blood in that place on the llth
inst, by man who had been discard
cd as lover of his sister. The muir
deror, name not given, had first
difficulty with the young lady's faith
cr. which was amicablc arranged by
young Rhodes. Afterwards the two
young men met in saloon, and with
out provocation the murder was COM
mitted.
ARREST OF A PosT OFFICE DEERE
IpAToR-The Cleveland Hodid of
the 23d inst, states For long
time the depredations at the Post
Office in this city, have been known
not only to those in charge of the
office, but to the public. Money let
GEOGRAPHICALLY registered letters
have repeatedly been traced to
this Office and the track there lost
This thing has been going on for
months, and all efforts to detect the
deprcdators proved abortivc, The
Postmaster, his Deputy, aud other
employees, have been in dcfaligable
in their efforts tc remedy the evil
The services of Judge Sloan, the
Special Agent of the Department for
Ohio, have been called into roquisi-
ton, aud latterly SpecialP q. Agent
S, b. Row, of Penn, has been excr-
cising his ingenuity in the matter,
and ut last the services of Special p.
10. Agent 4. Van Nochten, of Mil
\wauSee, have bOeu secured
Last night, af,ev u pvcparn,iou hv
Mr.. Row that need not be Nero 40.
v tailed, the matter was deemed ripe
,r and the plan of the officers carried in
r. to effect, and with such success h,
lc Mcssrs. Sloan, Row aud Van Ncch
D. ton, aided 10y Marshal Bill, Pos
=, Master Benedict, Deputy Spanglcr
d and Superintendent Bruce, that evi
Al dence against young man Is. +
IF Taylor, one of the clerks in what i
T called the ID. Z. q. room. became :,
positive that the criminal confesse,
, his crime and was taken by tn,
!. Marshal to prison,
,s 1t is very sad fall for youui
man who had served his country il
q the army, and who had bright f,l
n. ture before him.
=. This morning Taylor had an OK
h, animation before u. 5. Commission
"A er Bushnell White, when the chic
m points of evidence against him wcr
"a stated by those concerned in the de
es lection aud arrest. The Commission
cr said ho should hold the accuse
W for trial, and require bail in the SUI
:, of $4,000, llo remarked that sucl
os crimes as that with which Taylor
o,e charged, being committed by person
in positions of trust, were alwa,
%. punished with great severity, the la
co. prescribing a much heavier penal
XII than for other cases. The penalty
ent these cases is fixed at not less th'
i,ny ten, nor more than twcnty.onc yeal
in Imprisonment.