The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1867-06-20
NRronsORHooO NEWS.


From the Finday Je6crsonian:-
Capt. T. J Ray has been appointed
Assistant Provost Marshal for this
District --.Jnsun BiackfUrd has been
relieved Of his position as Assistant
Assessor Of Haucocs county aud
Jno. Z. Carlin succeeds him. The
house Of Mr. u Edwards, of Bigliek
township, was burned to the ground
on Monday evening last. About two
thirds Of his furniture was saved.
rho house was insured I've under.
stand that theciiizens of Carey in
teud celebrating ia Fourth Of July
in due form. Extensive arrange.
ments have been made for tho day,
aud 10 the evening there will be a
grand display Of fire works
From the Kcnton RepuJlican:--
Mr.. Zdhu, a lumber dealer from Tif-
tiu, was severely injured last Friday
by being thrown from buggy while
riding out west of to look .aftor some
trees ho had purchased. Tho road
was very rough, aud in going
through some deep ruts he was
thrown out. lIo was brought to the
Ries House, aud left for homo on
Saturday. Tho condition Of the
roads renders riding over them very,
unsafe, and it is time they were re-
paired. "A distressing and fatal
accident occurred in Goshen Town
ship on Monday last, which resulted
in the death of Mr.. Michael Toner,
an old aud respected resident of that
township. We give the following
particulars OF the affairs as we hoard
them: fHI
Mr. Toner was at work narrowing
in Geld with a team Of hUrpes, some
distance from the house: and when
dinner was ready, the bell was rung
for hiln to come in uo did not cime
aud the bell was ruug the second
timo Finding that he still did nut
come, aud seeing the team IN thu.
field, some member ofthe family went
to look for him lie was found ~
ing on the ground, it, dying con
al ion, unable to speak aud expired
in short tiMe From the mark
tnu d upon him u wts -uppo.ed Hlai
Que of The h1rses had got h's ioot
over tho trace, and that IN tying to
replace It the horse had kicked VI
runcr in the head, throwing hun un-
der the harrow, which appeared tn
havo passed over him Marks ot the
horses foot were found on his temple,
aud his skull was broken. Thorc
were other marks oil violence upon
him, but tho wound in his head ap.
peurod to be tn, cause of his death
Mr.. Toner was born In Tyrone
County, Ireland aud emigraled to
Hardin in 1895. lie was the father
Of six children. two only surviving
him. His ruueral, ON Tuesday, was
attended by very largo cUncourso
of people.
From tho Fortoria NepS-Dr.
IIudAn, of this place was successful.
| ly operated ON by Dr. Everett, Of
| Cleveland, Juno 9th, for cataract,
Fi.e days after the operation the
covering was removed from his eyes
aud no was ablo to discern objects,
but il will bo somo timo before his
eyes will bo sufficiently strong to
bear the direct rays of light
Messrs. Livers Il Green have pur.
chased the factory of Messrs, Bement
& johnson. We have no hosilanoy
in saying that it has passed into
competent hands and that the busi-
ness will be conducted with skill aud
energy. Success to tho now frm,
From the Fremont Journal:-
| The races came of last week accord
ing to programme, the weather be.
ing pleasant aud the track In splen
did condition during tho entire three
days. Tho attendance was large,
both from abroad aud from all parts
of the county, and the races were
close and exciting. On tho third
day tho running race, | miles, best
3 in 5, between tho blOodcd horses
Fremont aud Sdr Ddpis, oamo off,
Star Davis being disanced tho sec.
ond heat. "Star Davis has been a
great hvoritc here for several years
aud he found plenty of hackers, but
the result of the race places him con
siderably in tho back ground,