The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1866-05-03
STATE NEWS.

Bay On Sunday last, tho largest
white fish ever caught in Lake Eric,
was captured by Captain Donelly, of
the Steamer Clinton. 1t weighed 10
pounds.
EsS- Tue Urbana Ctisen soys:-
/" On Sabbath evening last, little
daughter Of James Canon, of Mad
River township, while playing in the
barn, fell distance of ten or twelve
feet, and was almost instantly killed.
D@-FIRE AT CAsTALIA.-Wc learn
from Mr.. Polly, that the barn of Mr..
.Giddings, was entirely consumed by
fire together with its entire contents,
consisting of a horse, moving ma
chine, plows, drags, cultivator, hay,
grain, &c. Loss estimated at from
two to two thousand five hundred
dollars. We did not learn whether
insured or not, or what was the origin
of the Gre. -.........--
saV- THE Legislature of Ohio has
enacted law providing that in one
month after the passage thereof, "the
Governor shall order the honorable
discharge Of all officers and members
of the National Guard of this State,
and of all volunteer companies here
tofore orgrnized;" providing, that
if twenty members desire to remain
in the service, they may be SO retained
under the officers already commits
stoned, and recruit to the minimum of
fifty men" OLA
ss0- THE 9Th Regiment Ohio Ma
tional Guards have .sI.. &.
Resolred, That the companies of
the 9TH Regiment Ohio National
Guard will not retain their organiza.
ton as permitted by the 9th section
of the new militia bill. q-tr .s-.t
Resotved, That the Governor be re
quested to muster out the regiment
forthwith and that on the occasion
of the muster out, in commemoratior
of many pleasant associations, and o.
honorable service at homo and in thu
field, the regiment make grand and
and last parade. . rsal.
%THECleveland Herald says, the
Perry Monument on Gibraltar Rock
the foundation stone of which was
dedicated with imposing ceremonies,
in the presence Of vast crowd from
the Lake Erie sowns and cities, on
the 10th of September, 1858, and the
second stone of which was never laid
is at last to be built. The Sandusky
Register says that Mr.. Thomas Law
renee Of that city. is engaged in cree
ting the monument, at the expense Of
Jay Cooke, who has purchased the
Island. The monument is to be a
marble column.
49, ABOUT 3 o'clock Sunday morn
ing, April I'd, six burglars entered the
residence of the cashier of the Ma
tional Bank of Cadiz, Ohio, bucked
and gagged the cashier, and compell-
ed him and his wife to deliver the
keys of the Bank aud safe. Proceed
ing thence to the bank they effected
an entrance without much opposition,
and robbed the safe Of $500, 900 In
United States Bonds, and S50,00G iu
deposits, After locking the watch
man in the safe they made good their
escape on hand car, cutting the tel
egraph wires in two places. Twenty
thousand dollars rewardis offered for
their arrest. .qf'1 riIt5! 5sra-7s -svr %.
@-FHE Fremont Journal says:L
James Nesbit, who works in $. p,
Mengs Sawmill, on the river bank in
Ballville, met with a shocking acci-
dent on Tuesday afternoon. As he
was shifting log on the carriage, af.
ter the first cut, the saw hit the slab
and knocked of heavy splinter,
which struck Mr.. Nesbit on the low \
er jaw, breaking it on both sides back
Of the teeth, aud driving the jaws TO-
gethcr with such force as to split
nearly all his teeth above and below.
DR., JsBl Rice who was summoned
to the case, says he was never before
witness to physical pain SO acute and
terrible as that experisnced by this
anforsunated man. .,issssso aasr.s,sn,
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