The Tiffin tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1868-1887, 1873-10-30

held in the Probate Judges room on
Tuesday evening was not largely at
tended owing 10 the inclement
/ weather and also to the Miller's Hall
meeting on the same evening. The
object Of the conference seems To have
been to take into consideration the
proposition Of w. Thaw, Vice Presi-
dent of the Pennsyivania Company,
who agrees to build the Main Shops of
the COldWater road here as soon as
practicable, provided that a sufficient
guarantee Is given by responsible par
ties that the unpaid subscriptions to
the stock will be met. Doubtless an
other meeting will be held TO eonsid-
er this all important subject Of inter-
est to our city, and should this be the
case It is the duty of our citizens to
throw aside all prejudice and look at
matters just as they are, regardless of
the reckless mismanagement which
has characterized the affairs of the
road almost from its inception up to
the present time. I'VE rather guess
the Mansfield people won't pay that
stock, and that Tiffin will get the
shops l.--....-.Some young roughs, with
out the fear OfGod or man before their
eyes, managed in some way to lodge
cat on the roof of Trinity Chapel, in
Johns Addition, last week, where, as
it could Eot get down, it remained
from Tuesday until Friday, making
the neighborhOod resound with its
piteous cries, until after much trouble
it was relieved.
CRAWFORD COUNTY.
Elias Lavely, on the 22d went into
his stable and one of his horses kicked
him on the cheek bone. Besides the
cash on the cheek, the cheek bone is
fearfully crushed in on to the cavity
beneath it, making a dangerous
wOund....-...Court commenced in Bu-
cyrus Monday last Burglars in
fest Bucyrus.
WYANDoT COUNTY.
Abraham Dean, one Of the original
pioneers Of this county, and promi-
nent citizen of Jackson township,
who has resided there ever since its
organization, died on the 2Oth.........
Daniel White, Esq, of Salem town.
ship, has q acres of corn that will
average 20 bushels to the acre. He
also has horse 80 years old next
spring, still i'm perfect health. Mr..
White has owned him q years, and
for short distance, he is still on the
go.
H SANDUsKY COUNTY.
On the Goth, Peter Glare, went out
''nutting," and in pursuit of hickory
nuts wandered into the enclosed wood
lot of Mr.. Lepplemsn, several miles
from town, where several elks are kept.
While gathering the hickory nuts he
was suddenly attacked by the male
Elk, and gored in several places in
the abdomen, from which his bowels
protruded. He, however, managed
to get away, and clambered over the
fence. He was soon afterward found
by gentleman, whose name we did
not learn, carefully wrapped up, and
brou ght to the residence of his par
ents where his wounds were dressed by
Drs. Stillwell and Gessner. On Thurs
day morning he was reported quite
comfortable, but only slight hopes
were entertained for his recovery.
1.-THE Democratic joIIifcation in
Fremont, the 18th, broke up in
big drunk and a row........
The schooner H. ID. Root left San
dusky for Buffalo, on Friday evening
last, and arrived at her destination
Saturday evening. 1t is believed to
be the quickest trip ever known for a
schooner. She was loaded with tim
Der for Amsden.
HANCOCK COUNTY.
Three hundred barrels is the aver
age daily shipment of apples from
Findlay. They are mostly of good
varieties and command a fair price.
.........The Findlay Foundry and Ma
chine Shops suspended work on Sat-
urday, the 18th inst, and will remain
closed two months, or until their new
building is completed. Quite num-
Der of hands are thrown out of work
in consequence Many people
living in the southern part of the
county are much afflicted with milk
sickness at this season of the year.