The Wyandot pioneer. (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1853-1868, 1867-10-17
FROM OUR EXCHANGES.
The Mount Gilead Sentinel re

IBERIA Station, on the place formerly
owned by Esq, Hanna. He was a
stranger in the neighborhood; and
there was nothing on his person to
identify him except a letter written
by Eliza j, Shauf and directed to
Daniel Shauf. No money or valua-
bles were found about his person
His remains were inferred at Iberia.
The Delaware Gazette, of last
week says:
We rejoice to learn that the Lee
ture Association of the O. w. Uni
versity has secured q lecture from
each of the following distinguished
persons at this place during the en-
suing season; William Lloyd Gar
rison, Theodore Tilton, Frederick
Douglas, Wendell Phillips and Miss
Anna Dickinson. H'- -
TIE NEGRO MURDER.-John Sui
Tiger, who deliberately and mali
ciously shot and killed a negro man
named Young here on Friday Of last
week, and whose examination was
to have taken place on Monday last,
waved an examination, and the case
will come up before the Grand Jury
on Monday next.-Msm Union.
The same paper says that a little
boy, son Of Samuel Thomas, was al
most instantly killed, on Wednesday,
by falling from hickory tree
Boys, keep on the ground.
In the Republican State Conven-
ton at Baltimore, on the 10th inst,
a resolution was adopted, 64 to II,
recommending the nomination OF
General Grant for President.
1t is stated that the expenditures
of the Post office Department for
the fiscal year will be largely in ex-
cess of the receipts. This is said to
be owing to the opening Of a. large
number of routes in the Southern
States not self-sustaining.
At Madison, Wisconsin, last
Thursday morning, young man
named Carl Ruff, while playing ball,
! jumped over a fence which fell, and
one ofthe pickets caught him in the
throat, not breaking the skin, but
crushing the theroid cartilage and
bone. Coagulated blood from in
ternal hemorhage, caused death by
sufocation, in thirty minutes. Ruff
was formerly Adjutant Of the Forty
fifth Wisconsin regiment.
The Tifin Tribune says:
John Denneman, German ped
dler, committed suicide, near Lowell
one night last week, by taking laud
mum. He had been drinking and
gambling,-lost all his money, ant
ended his sweet existence by shuf
ling of his mortal coil in this tragic
manner.
We understand, says the Marion
Independent, that the route through
this place from toledo and Colum
bus is now being surveyed. The
money has been raised to pay the
expense and we may soon hear re
port from the engineers. We hope
as the election is now over, that GU
citizens will once more turn their at
tention to securing the location O.
the Toledo and Columbus r. r. thro
this place, for it is Of great impor
tance to us and we honestly believt
that strong and determined efor
would bring it here. With th'
capital owned in Marion and it's ad
vantages for large local trade, thi
place ought to improve much NOR
rapidly than it does. Now is TIL
time to give it a step iu advance b,
securing the new railroad. Citizen
of Marion will you use the prope
, efforts or will you see some othe
: town get the prize?
: The Hancock Jefersonian says that a.
effort is being made at Findlay to or
ganize Lecture Association. A goo
move.
: We clip the following items fror
t the Lima Gazetts;
! On Sunday night Of last week,
l thief broke into one of the bushes
e houses of Dephos, stealing som
4 few articles of but little value. O
e Monday night the same man visite
4 Spencerville, s miles south Of De
: phos, and broke into Drug Stor
a and Hotel, stealing some $12 and
/ quantity of whisky, and on Tuesda
y night he visited St. Marys and &C
5 into Grocery, where he stole rt
n volver and some little money. A
St. Marys he was discovered, an
n after long chase, in which he fire
k three or four shots from pistol {
/ the parties who were on his track, b
e was overhauld and arrested and
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