The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1865-12-21
OHIO STATE NEWS.

hay" The Central Ohio Dental AS
ISOLATION, recently in session at woos-
ter, adjourned to meet in Delaware,
yesterday.
cay The Vermont papers tell of n
COW in Graftsbury, whose butter pro-
duct for the 10 Months ending Oct.
Goth, was 45O pounds, which sold for
s2O7.
Gsy' The Madison County Com
missioners propose to sell the farm
of lO6 acres recently purchased for a
County lnfrmary, and purchase a
smaller one farther from London.
ese~ Mr.. Robert Armstrong, well
known citizen of Madison county,
died very, suddenly at his residence
near London on Tuesday. He was in
apparent good health thirty minutes
before his death. .t
pIs" A correspondent writing from
Mahoning county, says there have
been no less than ten cases Of insan-
ity in that county during the past
year. Their quota for the Asylum is
full and one patient is confined in the
Jail.
B@- Wooster, Ohio, is making an
effort to secure the location Of the
University to be endowed by the
Ohio, Sandusky, and Cincinnati
Synods of the Presbyterian Church.
Subscriptions have already amounted
TO $4,000. - .t
"G5a The Lebanon Stor announces
the death of Mrs. Jane Burrows, eld-
est daughter Of Stephen Reedcr, who
settled at Fort Washington, now Gin
cnnati, in 1900. She was one of thd
old pioneers and died at the age Of
SO.
Dsn.. The Clerk Of the Court Of
Butler county still refuses to give Mr..
Mcfarland his certificates of the cleo
ton TO the State Senate, though Mr..
Campbell, his competitor, is so well
satisfied that the certificate belongs
to Mcfarland that he will not occept
it.
p.ss. Tho contested election in Cler-
mont county of Representatives,
Sheriff, etc, has been dropped by mu-
tual consent. Tbs officers having
their certificates of election will hold
them without trouble or molcsiation.
The Democrats have the Sheriff and
Senator, and the Republicans the Rep
resentativcs in the Legislature.
DH- The blowing up of the steam
er Cottage No. 2, on the Kanawha
river several days since, was a terri
BILE affair. The steamer left the
wharf at Gallipolis, o., on Sunday
monday, Sd inst, in the best appai-
ent condition, and under the charge
of new officers. The next morning,
the lar-board boiler burst, tearing the
Office and portion Of the boat to at
oms, killing four men and wounding
number of others W. j.. ThomF-
son of Cincinnati was severely burn.
! ed. Col. j. l.. Vance, son Of the
proprietor, Of the Gallipolis Dis
patch, was badly injured.
neA. The facts in the case of an
le!openent which took place about
fonr weeks ago, have just come tC
light, the details of which are sick
ening in the extreme. A Mr.. Am,
brose Bacher whose home is about
five miles North of Van Vert, where
he has wife and 8 children-tho
Oldest of which has attained his 1911
year, eloped about 4 weeks ago, will
a woman living B miles south of here
tnamed Sekins, who has a husband il
the army, and left behind family Of
small children, the youngest babe
Their crime was not discovered unit
about three weeks after its costruc-
tion, when the family of little unfor-
tunates left by the woman, was found
half famished and filthy beyond de-
scription.-Bultetia.
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