The Tiffin tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1868-1887, 1869-03-25
An accidental case Of sboOtipr oc-

An accidental case o. shooting oc-
cured in SpriBg6cld, Ohio, on tn,
goth. A boy named Quill was very
carelessly handling pistol, when il
was discharged, the contents entering
tho breast Of boy named Bauor
The injury will probably prove fatal
General Candy has issued % order
Nppropriatipg about s435, 900 out ol
the State Treasury Of Texas, to carry
on the Provisional Government OF
that State during the current year
It Is said that more than ono-third Of
this amount is for the peDitentiary,
which will return most Of the amount
thus appropriated.
Jeffrey j. Newell, an engineer on
tho Lake Shore Railroad, has been
awarded s. 900 damages by the Court
OF Common Pleas, 10 Cleveland,
against Richard Bowley, who stole
away the wife Of the former. New,
ell aud his fugitive wife have been
married twenty seven years, and have
adult children.
A resident Of Vincennes, indiana
taking advantage Of his intamacy with
highly respectable family in Ed.
wardsport, olOped with one Of the
daughters. At Vincepnos they went
through the form Of a mock marriage.
Next morning the scoundrel deserted
the girl, and the following evening be
was arrested ia a house Of ili-fame.
About $50 hogs, already dressed,
we're seized at the Hudson River
Depot, New York, recently, by tho
Sanitary Inspector, and sent to the
dock, and an examination had, show
ing that they were all moro or less
diseased. Over 400 carcasses came
in the same lot, aud II is believed
that the rest Of them have been thrust
upon the market.
The shipments Of currency, last
week, to National Banks were &c.
1898, ,09o; amount rocei, cd from the
Printing Bureau, s59s,5OO; amount
held In trust for banks, s342,690,-
200; amount held in trust for public
deposits, s32,7l6,35O; bank notes is
sued Thursday, 1913, ,3Ol, ,736 iusolv
ent bank notes redeemed, $40, ,2O6,.
23f;--eirculatiou, 5000 ,s54 $40.
The President has appointed Jas,
W. Hatnes, Frederick A. Tridle, and
Wn. Sherman, Government Com.
missioners TO examine and report on
tho completed sections Of the Central
Pacific Railroad, Of California & Wes
tern Pacific Railroad, in place of John
Bigler, Frank Yanner, and Thomas
S. Henly, removed.
Hon. A. J. Hamilton, Judges
james II. Bell aud Geo. w. Pas.
chall, G. G. Csldwell and Col. j. l..
Haynes, and twenty .other gcntlcmen
from Texas, twelve of them delegates
in the recent ReoouStruetion Conven.
ton, have addressed a memorial to
Congress setting forth the issues be-
twcc N the Republican party and the
db iitio division men, aud praying
that the people may be allowed to
vote on the Constitution recently
framed by the Convention, which the
meuOrialists think will be adopted
by IN overwhelming majority.
Late Alaska Intelligence says Gen,
Davis proceeded to the Iudian vii.
luge of Kake to punish the murder
ers of two white men. Tho place
was deserted, the inhabitants receiv.
ipg timely notice of the General,
coming, Some articles were recov-
cred belonging to the tradiog schoon-
er which left Sitka three weeks pre-.
vious, with three men aboard. II is
inferred tho vessel has been captured
aud the crew murdered by IOdians, as
nothing has been heard from hen
since sailing. The John L. Stephen,
has been seized by Revenue officer,
at Sitka for violation Of the Custom
laws. A guuboat will be dispatched
from Victoria TO the scene of the late
shipvrcek at Nooka Sound, A mem
orandum book has ben recovered
showing that the vessel was the prop
erty of John Freyiack, of Valparaiso
Preparations are now being mad,
for the introduction Of the new So
ries Of postage stamps. The one
cent stamp rs headed with the Wig
nctte of Fruuklin, the FIRST Postmas
ter General under the Colonial sys
TEN, as we'll as the first under N,
confederation preparatory to th,
Federal Union. In the two, tbre,
aud twolve'eeut stamps there is al
illustration of the improvements ii
mail transportation, from the print.
tive rider on horseback, to the rail
road train Cor the land service snS
the steamships for the ocean service
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