The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1865-11-16
OHIO STATE NEWS.

D@- The Toledo Biodc states that
12,2l6 barrels Of apples have been
packed In that city during the season.
pS- The receipts of hogs in Ciuciu-
natl, for the week ending Tuesday,
Nov. 9TH, are reported very heavy.
During the same week 4,Si3 were re.
ccived in Coviugton. Prices on Tues
day were tending downward.
g resi uleyeland papers report that
the packing establishments in that city
we're thrown open on Monday and
business on a small scale commenced.
Business is reported exceedingly dull.
GsD~ Last week, Thomas s. McFar-
land, an esteemed citizen Of Cham
paign county, in this State, and brother
of Prof II. w Mcfarland, of Miami
University, while attempting to get
aboard the cars at Abingdon, Illinois,
made misstcp and was thrown be-
tween the cars and instantly killed ,
pay- At late term of the Lorain
Court of Common Pleas, Williams, the
Wellington Bank robbcr,' whose real
name is believed to be Charles Shock.
Icy, was sentenced to hard labor in the
Pcnitentiary for ten years. boing ssthc
full extent of the law.
nJ- Tie Cincinnati Commercial
states that the buildings at Camp
Dennison will not be sold until spring.
Gay The returns made by the letter
carriers of Cleveland, for the month Of
October, shows an increase of 5, 900 in
the number oflctters delivered by them
over any previous month since the sys-
tenn went into operation.
peD- DR.. Adam Mosgrove, of Urbana,
was severely injured during the gale on
Monday, by the fall of hickory tree
blown down by the wind. Ho was in
a buggy at the time and the falling tree
broke his left arm in two places, and
made severe confusion on his left
thigh.
Bay About eight years ago, man
residing in Mansfield, Ohio, went to
California leaving his wife. His wife
and friends failed to hear from him and
in the course Of time the woman mar
ried another man. Last week, hus.
band No. / returned, became indig.
nant, put No. 2 out of the house and
took possession of.wifo and household
affairs.
pa5- Miss Sarah NJ. Young has been
appointed Postmaster in Edinburg.
Portage county rice ID. p. Barron,
resigned.
gas- A new and extensive foundry
is 10 be established in Ravenna at once,
by some enterprising business men Of
Portage county. 't H,.t..i
s4- a new telegraph line is being
constructed along the Ohio Pike, run
ming east from Cincinnati, a branch of
which is to connect Batavia, telegraph
ioally, with the cities and towns ofthe
country generally.
boz A satchel containing eighty
thousand dollars, was taken1from the
wagon of the American Express Com
pany in Chicago on Thursday. There
was a great excitement among detec-
tiyes, but the robbef was not discoy
cred. %, .s,..r.
p. S. Later news says, the thieves
were captured. bFtICrE
pD- The extensive machine shops
at Salem, Ohio, destroyed by fire in
April last, have been almost entirely
rebuilt and are now ready for the pla-
cling of the machinery. tj
SO-.Tho Union paper in Cham
paign comfy has a circulation of over
fourteen hundred copies.
rJ- The Lima Gazene says that on
Friday, October 27, the boiler of Crib
ley's saw-mill, at Beaverdam exploded
scattering lumber in every direction
and instantly killing the engineer, a
young man named Aaron Dilley. Dill
ley's body was torn to fragments and
thrown for fifty yards or more. The
accident was caused by the low state
of water in the boilerl lfETAsr
pkS- the Dayton Journal says the
Military Institute near that city is
succeeding admirably.