The Tiffin tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1868-1887, 1870-03-18


person or persons unknown, was
made before NJ. E. Tyler, Justice of
the Peace, on Tuesday last, and jury
was summoned to investigate the
matter. The. body was exhumed, and
examined by a portion of the medical
fraternity when sufficient evidence
was found to be present, to warrant
| the jury in rendering verdict that
the deceased, Maggie Rhinnacer, came
| to her death by mechanical violence,
causing abortion and death. ........- Rev.
| c. H. Young has rendered his resig
nation as Pastor of st. Paul's Church.
Journal. For some time Mr.. Per-
ry Close, wholesale and retail grocer,
of this city, has been satisfied that
some one had been making clandes-
tine visits into his store Suspicious
were directed TO a German by the
name of Martin Holden, who, some
time since had been i'm the employ of
Mr.. Close. On Sunday night last the
police were directed to watch Holden,
who was in the city. After midnight
he entered the store, at a side door, by
means of key which he had in his
possession. Remaining some time, he
emerged with a basket full of goods
and gallon or two of whisky.
The Grand Jury reported adversely to
the convenience of the Court House
and Jail-MesseRger
! CRAWFORD COUNTY.
On Thursday morning as MalOn
Buck, son of Lewis Buck, was chop
ping, his axe struck the fence and
thence glanced to his foot, almost
cleaving it to the instep. Several
bones are severed, and the chances to
re-unite them are precarious.........
Petty thieves abound here. e.........Sev-
eraI of our merchants have commence
ed giving specie payment in change.
-Bucyrus Journal. Henry Gar
rick was put in Jail on Wednesday,
for disorderly conduct and attempt
ing to injure his wife.........In accOr-
dance with suggestions madeby many
of those who opposed the School Levy
asked for last week, it is probable
that another vote viii be had at some
period in the near future. Many,
very many, who voted NO to the
proposition have reconsidered the
matter-have satisfied themselves
that without the levy is allowed the
Schools must of necessity be closed
and they are now desirous of voting
"yesn and putting themselves right
upon the record. When the Board
deems it prudent, another vote will
sbe taken and from presentindicatiOns,
it will be almost unanimous in favor
of the Ievy.-FOrUm.
HANCOCK COUNTY.
At the meeting of the Board of Ag-
riculture, held on the 5th inst, it was
resolved to hold the next Annual Fair,
on the 18th and 3Oth days of Septem-
Der, and 1st day of October. A Prem
fum List was adopted in which is
offered premiums to twice the amount
of any former Fair.........The Rev. j.
A. Meeks, Pastor of the Congregation
al Church, in this place, rendered his
resignation and delivered his vale
dictory sermon last Tuesday evening.
Mr.. Meeks has served as pastor of
this church since its OrganizatiOn.......
Mr.. Stewart Sprague, of the Crook
House, last Monday cleared out his
stock of liqnors, and henceforth will
cease to retail that which debases
men and beggars families.-Jc6ersOn-
ian.
Revivals are i'm "full blast" at five
churches in town. Sinners will have
to get around lively if they escape all
of them. Last Thursday some OF
, the boarders at the Hotel de BrOdd,OdJ
r were put to work on the street, which
they did not relish, and others fearing
they would be served in a similar
manner, they all concluded they
would leave on Thursday Right, and
seven of them did so. Their names
, are Bill Yerger, Geo. w. BushOng
. John Byal, Geo. Skiver, Allen Ray
Bill Gulliver and Bill Anderson.
The opening made by some of the
same party two weeks ago was in an
adjoining cell and had not been Ell
tirely fixed, but the cell was fastened
by an iron hasp about two inche;
! broad by half an inch thick, which
q was secured by strong lock. Th'
prisoners were confined in larg,
room from which this cell lee
!, off, and they knew if they cOult
, gain an entrance into that eel
T they could gain their liberty
They done this by eating OFF tn,
iron hasp with acid, which it is sup
posed was furnished them by some o
p their friends while they were at wOrl
A on the street. 1t is thought by tn,
; Sheriff that they also had some assist
= ance from the outside at night. Sev
eral have been re-arrested. Courier.
- HIGHLAND COUNTY.
On Monday morning last beautiful
little child of Mr.. Faulkner, age,
J one year, living six miles south-wes
of our village, while playing wit
some ears of corn, accidently drew
r, grain into its trachea, Tor wind pipe
l. The alarming symptoms produced
" threw the family in the great
: est CONSERVATION. DIR. Sykes wa
y called without delay, who, after ex
IS planning the dreadful nature OF tn
# case, and the fearful consequence
4 be anticipated from an operation, pre-
ceeded, with the assistance Of DIR. Au:
~ tin, to extract the corn from its thros
a. by cutting the neck to where the oil
le struction was located, the only resol
c for surgeons to save life IN like case.
The little sufferer was apparently in tn
struggle of death when the doctors a
" rived; so near was life extinct that
Id did not vince in the least under the ops
rs rator's knife. The favorable result {
., this critical and diffiult operation
but another instance through surgic.
al science and skill, wherein human b
IL ing has been wrenched, as it wer
us from the clutches of death........O
:. Thursday afternoon last, while in d
NJ stable with the horses, son of NJ
b William Parsells, aged years, resi-
ing about two miles of this place, W;
kicked in the face, tearing the chez
% from the corner of the mouth on
:. ward, infiicting frightful wound ID
n' ]. A. Tucker was Immediately calle-
ii, and dressed the wound.-Pyn'OU
ne Advertiser.
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