The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1865-11-23
OHIO STATE NEWS.
sS- The 18th Ohio ocavalry was mus
tered out in Nashville on the 18th.

Ray The 18th Ohio cavalry was mus
tered out in Nashville on the 18th.
psy- Snow fell in McConneIlsville,
on the 1lth instant, to the depth of
! inches.
-esy- The City Council Of Columbus,
have taken measures for full dis.
cussion of the cholera question.
BAY The quarterly meeting of the
Fire Lands Historicle Society is to be
held at Bellevue, Dee. 18th.
s~ T.. @, Collins (Union) is elect
ed to the General Assembly in Perry
county, by the Soldiers vote
RH- The Steam Tug volunteer, was
blown to pieces by the explosion of
her boiler at Cleveland, on Saturday
last.
Bep- The soldiers vote in Clcrmont
county, has elected Captain y. W.
Coan, Union, Representative in the
State Legislature by two majority.
E1~ Col Benjamin p, Runklc, for
merly Of the 4jth Ohio Volunteers,
but now of the 3lst Regular Veteran
Reserve Corps, has been brcveted
Brigadicr General.
fJ~ The GAINESVILLE Courier, pub
fishes an abstract showing that there
are 419.1l0 acres of land in Mus
kingum county, and valued at 80, 1885,
297.
ray During the week ending Mon
day, Nov. 18th, 7,2lShogs were received
in Cincinnati. OF this number 1,SC2
head were slaughtered. Prices we're
improving on Monday.
Rzg~ b. w. Allen, the Washington
coincidence man, has been banded over
o, officers from this State, to answer the
charge of swindling the bank at
Springfield
on" The Cincinnati Commercial
says free fight occurred in Avondale
on Sunday, in which several families
participated. During the melee one
woman was murdered and man Sc
vcrely wounded.
ray The Scioto Gazette says that a
woman named Ellen Downs was ar
rested in Ross comfy a few days aeo
on charge of having drowned her
child in the canal,
Bl1- Gen. Cox's official majority fol-
Governor, in Erie county is 1872. The
whole number of votes cast is 1874.
Morgan receiving ! ,G5l and Gen. Cox,
2,143.
Bsb- Mr. Wm. Il, Paddock, publish
er Of the Bank Mirror, at Cincinnati,
was struck by the locomotive Of train
at full speed at Linwood Station, on
Monday, and was severely and it is
feared dangerously injured.
BsS~ The State Journal says, that
the number of cmigrants that passed
this point during the week ending
Nov. 11th, was 0G3. 4G5, designed
settling in o hio, the remainder were
bound for Kentucky, Illinois, Indiana,
Tennessee, and Missouri.
i Dsy" Henry Maxwell, young man
about eighteen years of age was found
on last Monday, entanglcd in ono OF
the wator-whecls of the FIGURING mill
at Taylorsvillc, in Morgan county
SO says the Herald.
BEy" y tremendous destruction OF
property at Oil City. An Oil We'll
burned up. Caught fire by sparks
from some of the works, by which Mrs
c. A. Donaldson of Mansfield lost a.
bout $50, 900.
bssy" A human skeleton has been dis
covered in Toledo, oy some workmer
excavating an alley in the rear O
: Lenk's block. 1t is supposed mur
der was committed and the body bu
ricd there within two or three year
, back.
SD- An Irish boy was mystcriousl.
murdered in Cleveland, on Friday
, He was loading coal i"to wagon,
whom pistol was fired by some ono
unknown, the ball passing through
the breast near the heat, and produ'
cling death in five minutes.
ESS- The Columbus dispatch to The
Cincinnati Commercial says the Oilicia
count of the soldiers vote of this State
though not completed, has advanced
far enough to show the probable az
gregate, which will probably, excceC
8, GOO, and will add about ZOO to tn,
Union majority on the home vote.
ED- The Dayton journal says thu
Min listers of that city. have general
ly agreed to recommend Thursday
the 7th of Dec as day of Thanks
, giving and Prayer, in accordance witt
! the recommendation of the President
and the people are generally settling