The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1866-03-29
STATE NEWS.

him with three live little hopcfuls,
two boys and girl.
Bay EARLY on Tuesday morning
an infant was found alive. in n buggy
belonging to young gentleman in
this city. Itwss taken up and soni
to the County In6rnary.--Ne'eark
Imeriedn.
BE- CAPTAIN JosuUA CLARKE,
formerly editor and publisher of the
Lancaster Gdset'c, died near that
/ place on the l4ih instant. He was
highly respected in all tho relations
Of life.
nO- Tur Ripley Bee Of last week
says: THE revival in the Mctho-
dist Church, of this place, has result
ted, thus far, in over one hundred and
fifty acccssions, and the work is still
in progress"
rS-Tnv Sheriff Of Hamilton coun-
~, Ohio, who has been examining the
accounts of BENSo SPEYER, the alb.
sconding banker reports the assets
at eight thousand dollars. The liza
bilitios are about 6fty-Gve thousand
dollars. SpEYER is now in England.
EeS~ A LITTLE 10y about Eve years
Of age, while his mother was prcpar.
ing some coffee, seized twosor three
grains, and gleefully ran away with
them Putting some into his mouth,
while laughing, either grain or a
piece of one, got into his wiudpipc or
lungs, producing death in about thir-
/ teen hours. So says the Marietta
Register.
ps5- SENTENCED ! -JouS ADAMS,
of Washington in this State, who was
accused of being accessory to the
murder of old Mr. GRAY, some time
ago, was tried in Washington last
week for the crime. The jury return
ed a verdict of guilty of manslaugh-
ter, and the Judge sentenced him TO
ten years Imprisonment in the Ohio
Penitentiary, to be kept at hard labor.
The way OF the transgrcssor is hard.
70 THE lIillsborough Ncrs cf
Thursday, says Rev. Mr.. Dustin,
Presiding Elder of the Hillsborough
District Of Cincinnati Conference, N.
i. Church, states that during tho past
two months over sixteen hundred new
members have been added to TIE
church within the bounds of his Di,-
trict. 1t has been one of the most
remarkable revivals in the history of
the Conference.
s@~ THE Erie Dispatch says that a
big sell was pcrpctrated in Cleveland
the other day. A man was reported
to have been found dead on the rail.
road track. The undertaken was sent
for, likewise the Coroner, who, with
his jury, repaired to the spot. While
engaged in looking at the "corpse,"
which smelt very strongly Of whiskey,
it stirred itself, rose up, and stagger-
ed away, leaving all parties without
job.
EG~ The Lebanon Star of the 18th
says; Major L, G. Newton and
Professor L. V. Tuttle, beth now of
Lebanon, were in Libby Prison to-
gcther. On tho 18th of September,
1861, two days before the former
was removed to Parish Prison, New
Orleans, the latter loaned him five
cent piece, all the money he had. A
few days ago this circumstance being
recalled in conversation, The debt ,cas
paid in specie"
Bay AN EDITon HoLDs AN IN
ouEsr.-The Editor of the Golden
Era, Delaware, says; "We were
called upon a few days ago to attend
a ratification gathering in the rear of
the American Hotel, and to hold an
inquest over lightweight defunct
rats. We decided that they came to
their death by being killed. Our ver-
iict being ratified we left the premi-
'es rejoicing that We had found anoth-
sr local"
Ree~ The Sandusky Register gives
he particulars ofanothcr tragedy oe-
'urriug near Shelby, in Richland
county. The house of a wealthy old
nan, named BERoHEIsER, was entered
himself shot three times with
'lstol, and his wife smothered and
hoked and left for dead under the
'cd' lhcir cries aroused the neigh
'ors and the two men making the as
ault fled. One left his boots and was
racked by his bare feet about mile
o his fathers house, where he was
rrcsted. His name is BRUCE SLAY-
AUGH. The old gentleman BERG
iEIsER is so years of age and is not
expected to live.
D4- HOMELESS CHILDREN.-Tho
'iqua Journal says A company Of
! children, under the charge of an
gent Of the Children's Aid Socie- r
y" of New York, arrived in this S
ity on last Thursday morning-the