The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1867-08-29


the so,d sexton he confirmed the favorable
impression previously made, and firmly cstab-
lished hlmselfiu the Eeod opinion Of ,he ce
disues+ s+-the Fhutaia cspyics ef rsaelssys
was rendered with sSc feeling aud delIcacy Of
touch which Prof schOppeirei Is noted.
bu, the gem oftheevepipg vas raeanininas
Carnirai De Veaie,, dhe teeIins, dellcacy Of
touch and wonderful power which he display
ed Overhs ipsrupen, wsre well worth at
tending V 80 ana hear words AiI IS 70 DO
Injustice.
We hope at sOne future time to see these
gentlemen again with us so that we may
prove to ,hCm that Tif6n Is not entirely with.
obt sppttcaiion ior, 0ie beauties Of ibe great
Masters, rs rendered by such pl,le opponents.
swith proper notice and liberal use Of
Printers Ink the Hall would have been filed,
but our sympathy is more with those who did
no, attend and missed this great treat, than
with the artists.
Council Proceedings, Monday even
Ing Aug. 2e.AThe e6nmitsee- appointed
to select aisaitahlc locaton for puhiio, clsteip
in the south end,of ist wpri reported in lavos II
Roni's corner, at the Junction OF Jefferson and
Melmoro streets. Report received. a I.
The committee ON lighting Railroad m street
crossings, reported progress and asked for fur
thcr time. Gron,ed.
committee was appointed to report upon tho
public convenience Of additional street lamps on
west Perry street. IN ist Ward. ts
Noble and Smith Wns appointed committee TO
receive proposals for the building ortwo addi-
tional eistcfns, with capacity ofaot less thu,
ioui harrcls, one Al the junction of JefIerson md
Mehnerr streets u the lst Ward. and tho othor .,
the junction Of Terry aud md Monroe streets, in
2nd Ward
The council received proposition from tho
village Of Clyde, for the purchase Of FireEngine,
No. 2. Hoso.cart, Hose, and all tho apparatus be-
longing thereto for the sum Of sioo to he paid
April lat lsGp, with intyr0st theron, till deto nj
payment The proposition WIS accepted and tho
Cliicf Engineer dityctcd TO dliycr The sanc Al
tho depo, for shipment
The clerk was oplercdt 70 draw opiers present.
cd Oh ohiounts of over $50,
POlIce Matters. LTwo y6aag rousl1 a.
unused themselves Inst Friday morning by
s,ousing a couple OF Gentlemen nom thy
country for refusing TO let them ride IN thoil
wagon. Upon complaint they. were arrested
and f ihei ) 10 cafH. In tie afternoon oue. o
thch 6gain attAckcd tho Informant Just A. h,
was starting for home, in very disgmcehi
aud unseernly manner, but owing to the ab
sence fFfhf Marshal Ssa the ftilurcTof any
one - Ivy IN eompINlhs, he NNe not arrested
The town however has since been rid Of this
young escape -gallOws' and we hops forever.
One evening during the latter part of las,
week Alderman whose hogs had bcoa cph-
incdin the "hog pound" made an assault up
on that "institutionn dsmolishing the enclo-
sure and setting free his "porkers" lie was
accordingly arraigned before Yhis honor tls
Mayor and prevailed upon to "square
accounts" A civil action will be taken
against him in the nest Term Of the court Of
Common Pleas.
On Monday LOO Leohol Of aFm Sf Romgr 8
Lcobel II tlie brewery business, hayhig bcch sud.
denly "olosed-up" by the unexpected departure
of his partner 10 parts unknown. became sore
over situation'and having "oduqated himself
up to the point, by pupepous potations, wentt9
WI wGghcfs dis efcaitor sri ~ Whom hc nurl
chosodAhe pFeveY)lstablss and .nnbleds things
about promisguously and abusing the wiieof that
gentleman. After which he wended his way to
the house adjoining the Brewery, where we be-
licyc resides the family Of Mr.. Romer and com.
inenccd an assault upon the house, mashing In
windows, and tearing up things gepcply. Tho
Marshal was sent for and when he arrived found
him with both arms broken at the wrists In his
rawlings he had fallen aud dlslocated and broke
hswrists. AMER his arms were dressed he still
desired TO fight, and il was with the utmost re-
monstranco that he was prevailed upon to dcssi
and retire ,hishome. rH4gg ~ ,~~
One thfhgh very cvldsA thcre shpuli be 70,
nee Force employed irilotr city. NJ ono man
can preserve the peace and quiet Of a town Of ouI
siEe. especially whsre whiskSy p 80 ehsNp and sa-
ICONS so numerous. fn flH..IH .sr IFIl 4