The Tiffin tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1868-1887, 1872-03-14
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xRIGHBORHOOB NEWS.
sANDUsKY COUNTY.


In Fremont a Company for tn
manufacture Of cars has been organ
! lied with a capital of S2OO, 1000. sS7.
. 900 have already been subscribed. ........
A course Of five scientific lectures ar
to be delivered by Prof. Eben, of New
York.......-.A Leap Year party wa
held at the Kessler House last week
The papers of Fremont think it was a
big thing and devote much space to 4,
description Of it...-.....The Messengsi
is going to publish a history of San.
dusky eounty...-...-.A new bridge is tc
be built across the Sandusky at Ere
mont.........A young villain on Thurs
day night last struck the door-keeper
Of the House of the Lord, on Court
stIeet, and went off singing, "Open
the door, Open it wide, Let the dear
Saviour come in" This rowdyism
should be stopped by our authorities
1.-THE splendid new hotel build
ing, erected by Mr.. Oscar Ball on the
corner of Front and Market streets
has been rented TO a gentleman from
Delaware.
CRAWFORD COUNTY.
Thomas Hopley, of Bueyrus, is to
be examined for the cadetship ........
The Supreme Court Of Ohio have de-
cided that the de Jacto Mayor, George
DOnnenwOrth, Sr., is a usurpeF, and
have ordered a Judgment of "ouster''
to be rendered against him........The
Atlantic & Lake Erie Coal Company,
recently organized, has the following
Directors: Hon. Charles Foster, FOs-
tOris, Ohio; ]. A Gormly, President
First National Bank, Bucyrus, Ohio;
D. w. Swigart, President Atlantic &
Lake Erie Railway; James g. Prayer,
Bucyrus, Ohio; James Taylor, New
Lexington, Ohio; Joseph R. Swigart,
Toledo, Ohio, and w. V. MeCraeken,
Bucyrus, Ohio. Its officers are Chas
Foster, President; John A. Gormly,
Vice President, and W. V. MeCraek-
en-, Secretary and Treasurer. The
property Of the Company consists Of
1000 acres of coal land, lying imme-
diately on the line of the Atlantic &
Lake Erie Railway; no position ofthe
land being more than three-fourths Of
mile distant from it, andin the very
center of the celebrated great vein
Coal Basin of the Upper Sunday
Creek Valley, in Perry county.
Josiah Roller sold his farm in Whet-
stone township, consisting of sos
acres, at s75 per acre, amounting in
all to S22,S75.
WYANDOT COUNTY.
On last Sabbath, in the church
about three miles west of Browns
town, this county, after the sermon
was concluded, Mr.. John Yager, aged
about fifty years, arose to give his re-
ligious experienceand as he was about
to conclude, fell dead upon the spot
.........Wilson S. Nesbit, brOther-in-
law of, and residing with Rush Fow-
Ter, at Little Sandusky, this county,
shot himself in the forehead with a
rifle, about two o'clock last Saturday
afternoon. The terrible deed was
done in the barn of Mr.. Fowler.
Some fellows got on a "bender" last
Thursday at Kirby and carried on in
a riOtOus manner to the great annoy
ance of peaceable citizens. Two Of
the offenders were arrested, brought to
town and had hearing before J. W.
Gibson, ]. P. One of the parties was
bound over and the other released
.........The New York Theater is in Up
per Sandusky y.........Edward Lobby,
while pitching hay from a NOW, fell
and broke his collar-bone.
HANCOCK COUNTY.
Last Saturday night there was
drunken dance at George CrOuse's no.
tel and dOggery, during which a diff
Guilty occurred between Richard Ursig
and Joseph Emenegger and others-a
regular DOnnybrook row, in fact.
About fifteen or twenty minutes after
this row the parties came together in
front of Parlee CarIin's, on Main-eross
street, when they got to fighting
again, during which Emenegger stab
bed Ursig twice in the right hip and
once in the shoulder, with a pocket
knife.........E. P. COpley, of Big Lick,
shot an eagle one day last week which
measured six feet ten inches between
the tips of the outstretched wings.
Isaac Harpster, of Big Lick, sold colt
which will be two years old this
Spring, to Jackson Stahl for $40,
which weighed in the neighborhood
Of 1, 200 pounds. The colt is Of the
Norman stOck.........One Of the most
elegant improvements ever made.in
our country is the new 1. D. D. +.
Hall, just approaching completion, on
the east side Of Main street. The
building is 25i feet front, running
back 100 feet, and is 8 stories high,
with a fine cut stone front and metal
roof, with an addition of a well de-
fined segment above the third story.
The three stories are all well finished,
and the Hall is the finest IN North
western Ohio.........A meeting was
held last week in Findlay, looking to
the extensisn of the Lake Erie & Lou
isville Railroad west. $4,000 is asked
of that town to insure the project. The
road ought to have been extended six
years ago, and, if Findlay does not do
its duty now it ought to be left out in
the cold.