The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1865-12-28
- A TrRRTu1r Drkrnl---O

n5- A TERRIBIE Drkru.--0ni
Saturday last, girl named Sarah
Ready, about IA years Of age, leaning
over the banisters Of a flight Of stairs
in the fourth story Of Atwater Block,
in Cleveland, lost her balance, and
fell to the floor below, aud was in
stantly killed.
p6- A HoRsE took fright in Co.
lumbus the other day and ran Of
When caught, a stranger stepped up
and claimed him, and the animal was
accordingly handed over. 1t appear
cd afterwards that the civil stranger
was an audacious thief. The horse
vas found four miles from the city,
and returned to the owner.
H4- THE Hughes murder trial at
Cleveland terminated on Friday. the
jury returning the verdict "Guilty Of
murder in the FIRST degree" The
prisoner, it is said, was not visibly af.
fected. His counsel gave notice Of
introducing a motion for new trial.
The trial has been quite an interesting
one, aud the case has excited general
attention. as.tt.
pD- Docs I'm the State of Ohio,
during 'hcpast year, 3O,316 sheepval-
ucd at sl30,9l6, were killed by dogs,
and II ,l03 injured-the injuries be-
ing estimated at si3, ,3Os making
in all s17432l 50--which, is quito a
snug sum. Not one dog in thou.
sand is uscful-not one in ten thou
sand is ornamental, and it costs as
much to keep enc of either class as il
does to fatteu hog, which is both
useful and ornamental. Why they
are kept at oil is mystery beyond
our comprehension. Itis pity that
a dog cholera couldn't visit Ohio.
B9- RAscALs!-The Sandusky Re.
gister says A number of villains en-.
tered tho residence of Mr.. Geo. W.
Fish, of Clyde, one night last week,
when all the family were absent, ex-
ccpt couple of Mr.. Fish's daughters
and female friend. The scoundrcl'
built fire in the kitchen, and made
coffee and set a regular supper
and then made general search o.
, the premises, after rummaging the en-.
tire house they attempted to pick the
) lock TO the room in which the young
ladies were sleeping, but having heard
their operations in the kitchen, the
ladies were up, and having the key
on the inside, held it fast when they
attempted to clamp it with an instru.
ment from the outside, and having
barricaded the door, well, resisted
their attack. The villains Gnall,
gave up in despair and left the pre-
misses. ..... -,...s
HsY- A DARING VILLAIN The las
number of the Canton Repository
gives the following account of da
ring robbery committed in that place
One day last week, scoundrcl by
the name of Hets, deliberately enter
ed the American House at this place
walked up stairs, unlocked the door
of boardcr's room, sele,ted for hi,
own use an ovcrcoat and various other
articles of wearing apparel, to tn,
value of about $40, and strobe away
without detection. Not content will
the profits of this little affair, and the
) better to prove himself hardened
villain, on Saturday, he got into the
confidence of avery old man, who hat
more money than ability to take car,
of himself. He followed the old gen
tleman to Alliance, and just at dark
under the pretence of speaking t.
him in confidence, knocked him dow
and robbed him of $3.50. But tn
guilty always leave behind them som
evidenc of their guilt. The fellow
left his satchel at a grocery, whicl
upon being examined, was found t.
contain the identical articles of clio
thing taken from the American.