The Tiffin tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1868-1887, 1873-11-20
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| 80. b .IfANCOCK COUNTY.
VIII. Whiteley has ceased TO &C
as editor OF the Reporter good Ides
for all concerned. ......... Tuesday after
noon while John Litzenberger wa:
digging well 1t the Findlay Rake
Factory in North Findlay, and after
getting down about twenty feet, 8
heavy bucket accidentally fell down
on top OF him. A terrible cash was
cut in his head, and his collar bone
! was dIslocated. .,......On Monday, the
10th inst, Mr.. Daniel Eicher died al
the residence Of his daughter, in Cas-:
township. Mr. Eicher was born in
Lancaster county, Pa, on the lat OF
September, l755, and consequently
was 99 years, 2 months and 10 days
old at tile tirneiofiiis death. He NOV.
ed to Hancock county about 90 years
ago. He was the father OF Is ehil.
dren, of whom are now living, the
eldest being over rs years old.........
Last Saturday, while out near Fosto-
ria, DR.. .Det~ller was. accidentally
thrown frOmlh his buggy, breaking some
Of the smaller bones III his right wrist.
The arm Is very p-linful, but Lhe. DR..
is arnand, attending to his patients.
.......aThe resignation az Rev. w. 8.
Peterson, pastor OF the Congregation
al church, has been accepted by the
members, and he will leave in ashort
time for Indianapolis, his new field of
labOrs. The Courier [Democratic)
says, rOne Of the Deputy Grand
Masters of the Oranges of the Patrons
yot Husbandry, who lives in this place.
and who goes around the country or
ganlzing the hOrny-handed farmers
into bands for. the sake of mutual pro-
lection, sOcarsd silk Plug hat and
black Kid gloves. This may be
all right but how does 1t look ?'.........
A man named G. L. Russell, who
has resided Ia Findlay for some time
long enough to prevail upon his land
lady TO marry him, had not his cruel
enemies upset arrangements ON the
day Of the evening when the nuptiaIs
were to be consummated-Was arrest
ed In Findlay in accordance, with in
from the Sheriff of Rock
ford, Ill.,, WIN had particular use for
him, AZ he was the leader ofa band of
cattle thieves against whom six in
hadlbeen found. His real
name Is Case Russell Ladd, q farmer
in com EOrtable circumstances, with
vile aud three children, but his de-
sire 70 become suddenly rich wrecked
aim, and he now languishss in jail
rear his former home. The panic did |
lot cause this, as he left home In Au-
gust ls72...~.-.H Hay is bringing fabu-
eas prices in Findiay without the in
of "middle men,"
s7as ssAEDUsKY COUNTY. lsilH!
Geo. Herbster and Rawson Patter-
'on got into a quarrel ON the east side
N Wednesday last, and injured each
,ther sOmewhat.........Mr. Tickle, re-
Iding in this township, near the line
Il Riley township, met with an acci-
lent on Saturday LAST which may
'rove fatal. He was ehopping down
he stub of q tree which as It fell
truck him on tie right leg. breaking
between the siikls and The knee 30
hat the b,rse prUtruded Ihrongh the
kim Mf. r. is So years old ,...a.. - 0n
Iri.i@y night, last !, week, burglars
aAtie airegutar raid on Fremont, but
AiIssi, on account of the poverty of
he place, in getting anything worth
aklilg away As 8 Last resort they
ried the house Of B4lsley,, editor of
he JottrssdI, who sAys:-5sWhat thes
xpectei 20 find In our house; We cam
OF imagine. Money Is out of the
uesliOn these times with editors.
hey certainly mistOok The place.
-. ....... On Friday night iAst, while en-
.gsd in coupling freight cars At the |
sbot in this city, Frank Neyue, q
-akeman on ths L., 3. & M.S.R. r., 4
Nd his right arm caught between the
rs. The bones were crushed and
.e flesh considerably mAngled, so !
at at first it was thoaght amputa-
an would have to be resorted to, bat
r.eRiee. wAeis attending hin. thinks
wiIl be abIs 20 save the arm. The 7
juIed man was taken 70 Dennis 7
eEary's, where be Is receiyingl