The Tiffin tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1868-1887, 1870-03-11
yEIGHBeRHOOD NEWS.
CRAwFoRD COUNTY.

gress at Annapolis, conducted by Rev.
J. Grouse. At last adviees forty indi-
viduals had come forward for prayers
and instruction. Wednesday,
% inst, pursuant to previous notice
the Board of Education held an elec-
ton, to decide whether the people
would vote an additional tax TO
twelve thousand dollars. This the
people refused by the following vote !:
Issue of BOnds-NO............
Issue of Bonds-Yes...
Majority against the BOard-.....141
1t is now by the Board proposed to
close the schOOls.-JOurndL.
HANCOCK COUNTY.
Messrs. H. p. Gage, Geo. H. Crook,
Jas. II. Wilson, Geo. Heck, John
Heck, VIM. f. Smith, L. G. Baker,
w. w. Hull, E NJ. Hull, Martin Cox
and David,Sherrick, joined the Tiffin
Southern Excursion party which
started for the "sunny South" last
Tuesday. Messrs. Hull and Z. G..
Baker go to Texas with the intention
of remaining permanently..-....Over
140 persons have been added TO the
NJ. f. Church since the revival.........
Marshal Ruhl made a descent on a
well-known house of ill-fame, in
North Findlay, kept by one Siegmund
Erlott, last Monday night, and arrest
ed the matron of the establishment
and others. Two fellows visiting were
put at work OH the streets.-Jef6rsO-
gidn.
sANDUsKi COUNTY.
Tiffin is to be divided into four or
five wards instead of two. A very
sensible move..........The Grand Jury
ound three'indictments......On Sunday
night last, while the family of David
Snyder, of Winters Station, were alb
sent at church, some prowler entered
his dwelling, and stole therefrOm a
gold watch, anda small sum of money,
belonging to his wife. The thiefs
conscience must have troubled him,
however, as on Tuesday night the
watch and money were brought back,
and tied to the door knob, where they
were found, on Wednesday morning.
LOGAN COUNTY.
Some villainOusly disposed person,
threw tumbler through a window of
thewestward bound express train, Tues
day evening, as it left our depot. The
glass broke out two Stats in the blind,
(which was down. broke out the
glass, and struck the car on the oppo-
site side, with such force as to break
the bottom of the tumbler, which was
half an inch thick.........Last Friday,
while Mr.. F. NJ. Scott, of Northwood,
was using a clover huller, on his place,
his little boy, some three or four
years old, came out where his father
was at work, and in attempting to
step over a belt connected with the
machine, was caught by it and carri-
ed over a wheel, and his thigh broken
in two places. ten dollars
worth groceries, &C., was stolen from
the buggy of Mrs. 1. n. McBeth,
Wednesday evening, while the buggy
was standing in front of one of our
stores .........T The internal revenue re-
ceipts for Logan county for the month
of February, amounted TO 1922 S.
Republican.
HARDIN COUNTY.
Richard ShOrttel, a labOrer of this
place, while proceeding TO the woods
to chop, on Tuesday morning last,
just opposite DIR. Watts residence,
slipped and fell upon the pavement,
which was covered with snow and ice;
the axe which he was carrying under
his right arm fell upon his hand, cut
ting deep cash, nearly severing the
meta cdrpdI bone of the thumb, and
cutting quite in twain the artery adj
jacent. When the ladies come to
vote, they will have to assume all the
other responsibilities, such as work
ing on the roads, doing military ser
vice, and swearing to their ages be- /
fore they are allowed the right of suf- |
frage.-Repu6licdn.
STARK COUNTY.
James Baughman, one of the oldest |
citizens of Paris Township, died sud-
denly on Wednesday last, aged about |
60 years. John Gull, one of the /
convicts in the Ohio Penitentiary,
sentenced for life, from Stark county
will have served 81 years if he lives
till the 3lst of October next. He was
81 years of age when sentenced. Crime
murder in second degree. He has
been there the longest of any prisoner
in the institutiOn........Jules Saisslien,
a German, keeps saloon near the |
passenger depot. About nine o'clock |
came into the saloon and called for |
beer. They were served by the pro-
prietOr. After drinking, and while |
'odlSSllell Ildu MS Ddch luT1eu, one OF /
them struck him on the head with a /
slung shot, cutting a deep cash, and |
knocking him insensible. They then 7
ransacked the room and got away
with thirty-five dollars in money, a |
watch and a revolver.
There are 2S9 cases before the Court /
now in session. Court is being held /
in the new Court House.-Repu6li- |
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