Wyandot County Republican. [volume] (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1869-1903, 1869-11-05
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known at this hour.
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Mr.. Hiram Lee, Of Dugan Farm,
met with very Serious accident on
ednesday, Goth inst, on the Ur-
bana and Milford Pike, one mile
east Of this city. He was riding on
a wagon loaded with boxes, barrels
and hogsheads, the horses going at
a lively gait, when wheel struck a
stone, jostling the load about and
thro wing Mr.. Lee violently to the
ground. His head struck the loose
stones at the roadside cutting and
gashing his face fearfully. A hole
one and half inches deep in pro-
portion, was cut behind the right
eye and two other gashes one above
and one below the eye. Though
dangerously injured by the gashes
and the conclusion, Mr.. Lee will re-
cover Ur5ana Gazette.
The body Of a newly born infant
was found on the bank Of the creek
near Aultman's work, on last Tues
day morning. 1t probably died
from exposure, as no marks Of vio-
lence were found ON the body.
Just as we go to press we learn
that portion of the new frame
building being erected by the Mans
field Machine Works had fallen
down, seriously injuring a work
man named VIM. McDevitt of Shell
by, and two or three others whose
names we did not learn. There is to
be but faint hopes of the recovery of
McDevitt.
The third annual meeting of the
Young Mems Christian Associations
of the State of Ohio was held in
Mansfield, commencing on last Fri
day, October 22d. The attendance
was very large and the Convention
was the most successful one that
has ever ben held in the State. In
point of interest it is said to have
even excelled the glorious National
Convention held in Portland, last
June, weeks before this meet
ing the energetic workers of the
Mansfield Association had been
making preliminary arrangements to
make the Convention a success, and
most grandly did they succeed
The christian people of Mansfield
cordially supported the members of
the Y. NJ. c. A., in their endeavors,
and the hospitalities of our citizens
were freely extended to all delegates
and visiting brethren. H. Thane
Miller, Of Cincinnati; K. A. Bur
nell, of milwaukee; Hon. Cephas
Brainard, of New York j. H. Chez
yer, of Cincinnati; Dan P. Eells, OF
Cleveland; Rev. A. j. Rowland ol
Cincinnati, and many other noted
members Of the organization were
!, present-Nan sfezd Herald.
Last Sabbath afternoon,as we were
passing one Of the most fashionable
saloons on Auglaize ST., we were
startled by an unusual noise-sucf
a commotion as is seldom heard il
our quiet village On the sabbath
Our curiosity was excited-thoughts
of foul play, "cutting with intent te
KILL" etc., entered our excited brain
and we went in. But upon arriving
at the scene Of action, a ditferen
, sight met our gaze. Two OF oul
most stylish and popular youns
men might have been seen locked in
a warm embrace, each exerting him
self fearfully, in the attempt to ge
his antagonist on his back, in the
mud-in fact they were wrestling
the "two falls in three for th'
whisky! And a sweet scented cou
pie they we're! After the secont
fall, that portion of their "Sunday
t Harness." which cover the seat o
. chair when at s'grub' was missing
5 their shirt sleeves gone, and they
, were both covered with mud from
: one end to the other. Itwas sick
ening sight, to see two such nobl
2 looking young men in that plight
1 We became disgusted, and took ou
departure.-Auqleize Democrat
, Some of our exchanges are ou
= in favor of N. H. Van Worries, O
:, Athens County, for speaker of tn
. House of Representatives in th'
next Legislature. Mr.. Van V. is
!, pleasant, urbane gentleman, a mai
. of fair ability and considerable legis
lative experience. He once fille'
the same position with credit te
himself and the entire satisfaction
we believe, of the body over which
he presided. If chosen egain W
doubt not he will give equal salts
l faction.-Midmi UWion.