The Tiffin tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1868-1887, 1869-06-10
News Items.

4 quarry Of maidstone is said to
have been discovered By Rev. E. I.
Ritcher. on his farm, a few miles out
OF Indianapolis.
Parties in New. Orleans have
brought suit recontesting the validity
of Mrs. Gaines title to the property
recently deereod her by the Supreme
Court
Postmaster Eastman, Of Chicago,
appointed c. B. White, al educated
Young eolored man, a native Of Chi
eago; to a clerkship IL the Office
This Is the first appointment Of the
kind IN the West.
Thomas Boyd Onion, aged seventy
three. one Of the brave men in the
garrison at Fort MeHenry when bonn
barded by the British forces in 1911,
died in Baltimore, Friday
Wheeling, West Virginia, sas yis-
itea, on Friday, by an nhcommon kind
Of hail-stor.n. Lamps 81 lee The
izs Of eggs. aud Of men d-'~. fel! Iu
-ueh profasi,a that they .ly oa solae
-treeis whea The storm passed oif To-
he depth Of ;wo Or lhree f-s--
The politics Of WashiHgi su ere DC
a.inniug 10 haze "A slight '',i-.b.e al
mixisre7 o. various e.,mel--- 'ihe
ReTrb,icans ha.e u"ninat-f 80 lri>h-
man FOR Surveyor, a white nf.iye for
Collecor ana az Af-ie--ltar '-sa FIR
REGISTER. it s. said that ir-'-Feu B.
eut t.-t- g. ia F.euiy @iii BE- la thr
field
An unkDsau man was found dead
in his bed al a roic1O hotel, last
Wednesday morning. No marks OF
violence were visible. He had a
common glazed sltchel, on a plate
between the handles Of which were
the letters III. II. H. Another
person. hailing from Cincinnati, who
slept in the same room, was not found
at last accounts.
WHEELING, W. Va, May %
Additional particulars of the dread
fui storm, yesterday, show the work
Of devastation to have been far great
er than at first supposed. The des~
truction to vineyards has been I'm
mcnse. Those least injured cannot
be made productive for years. and
majority Of them are utterly ruined.
Up the Wheeling Greek Valley the
destruction has been enormous.
Many sheep and lambs we're killed in
the fields. The wheat is cut close to
the ground. A number of accidents
to individuals arc reported this morn
ing, sume Of which are likely to prove
serious. The town of West Liberty
is reported in ru ms. Hail stones, to
the depth of two feet, yet remain at
points on Market and Main streets.
COOP ADvICE.-Thero is excellent
sense in whata cotemporary says, and
we trust that those 10 whom it Is ad-
dressed will have the good sense to
follow it. "The Democracy, remarks
our brother of the quill, fought to
cease abusing the colOred people Of
the South. True, they are not doing
quite as well as born Yankees, but,
considering the quantity of Democrat
ic blood that flows in their veins, they
are doing uueomonly well-6etter
than could have been expected. When
that bad blood is thoroughly worked
out, they will no doubt become per-
fectly respectable aud well to-do citi-
zens. .'-Harrisburg Telegraph.
Luck AND LABoR.-Luck lies in
bed, aud wishes the postman would
bring him news Of a legacy. Labor
turns out at six o'clock, and, with
busy pen or ringing hammer, lays the
of competence.
EXERCISE AND TEMPERANCE
Exercise and temperance are Gods
medicines, and they have this great
advantage over all others: that while
they promote health aud long life,
they secure for all who put trust in
them the means of independence.
A Milwaukee paper tells a story of
how young table girl year ago
took such good care ola young man
from an Eastern city, Who fell sick
at one Of the hotels there, that he re-
cnvnrsl Full Of gratitude to his
young nurse, who disappeared before
he was able be out, he left note Of
thanks for her, including a lottery
ticket, which was all he had left,
which unexpectedly drew prize Of
about $500, on receipt Of which the
girl went to school, at the convent
when after some eight months,
through the postmaster, to whom she
had confded her affairs, she received
a letter from the young man whom
she had cared for, offering his heart
md hand which she is now waiting
in happy mood TO receive.