The Tiffin tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1868-1887, 1873-11-20

proper attentiOn.........LeOnard Me-
Creery, aged q years, and who re-
sides In Townsend township, went
out hunting on the 81 inst, and ac-
cidentally shot himself. AS he did
not return home, the Deighbors
searched for him the day following
and found his remains near the gravel
pit. The shot had passed through
both hands, and passed between his
lip and upper teeth, lodging in his
brain. He leaves a wife and child.
........Jo ohm MuIraine entered VIM.
Smiths saloon and created some dis
turbance, when Smith shot Mulraine
in the forehead, but not seriously.
CRAWFORD COUNTY.
On Thursday morning as Mr. John
Kile was tightening down a load Of
straw with spring pole, it slipped
and springing violently up, the jagged
end struck him squar Ay in the mouth,
IoOsening three Of his upper front
teeth and tearing, IN his lower jaw, q
terrible cash which Dr. Cuykendal
had to draw together with pins after
the manner of reducing a hair lip.
......... The trestie work Of the Atlantic
& Lake Erie Railway across the San
dusky bottom, nearlya quarter Of q
mile long has been completed. So
day by day the road becomes more
nearly ready to receive the iron.........
n. ]. Robinson, aged 80 and ]. NJ.
Robinson, aged GO, father and son,
died OF fiux in ChatfieId township.
HURON COUNTY.
Col Lewis Zahm has sold his farm
of 40 Acres on the ridge road to Mon
rOeviIle, to w. L. Latham, for sos
per aere.,......S, H. Spencer has been
appointed Postmaster at Olena, this
county, in place OF o. Clifford, resign
ed Rudolph Snyder and wife of
New Haven township, celebrated
their golden wedding anniversary Oc-
tober 2Sth.........T The corner stone Of
the new German Catholic Church st
MonDeville, was laid last Sunday
with appropriate services........The
machinery for the MOnroeville Wool
en- Mill is being received and will soon
be put in position. The times are not
favorable for starting new enterprises,
but We trust the stockholders, who
have exhibited so commendable de-
gree Of liberality In their efforts to in
crease the manufacturing interest Of
the town, will receive generous re-
turn for their Investments.-....-.A
quarrel arose about some muskrat
traps between Albert Scheaek, aged
about 2i, and two other young men
on the one side, and Joseph Fisher
and his brother, aged respectively Is
and 49, on the. other. All the parties
i've in the nefghborhooi Of the Wa
ter Works, and the quarrel eulmina-
ted in the shooting of Sehenck by Jo-
seph Fisher, at the house Of Fisher,
In that vicinity. The weapon was a
shot gun, and Schenck received the
whole charge In his abdomen, while
but a few feet from the muzzls OF the
gun. The wounded man is not ex-
peeted to live.
aAi HIGHLAND COUNTY. st,l1l =
The Herald will soon appear in a
new dress.........The Mansfield Saw
ings Bank is rapidly establishing a
good business, aud is already doing a
fair part OF the banking trade of the
cfty.........T The annual meeting OF the
State horticultural Society will be
held In Mansfield, on the second week
Of December.........Tbe Rev. Henry
Cogswell has taken charge Of the
First Christian church of this city.
..,......Capt- Isaac Goshart, one Of the
veterans of the war of 1872, died In
this city, at the residence of Mr.. Van
Antwerp, on Monday. Mr.. Goshart
was captain OF ofsrtiIlery, from Penn
sylvanla, and was aged eighty-six
years. VIM. Ritter Sr. German
resident OF Mansfield for thirty-elght
years, died Nov. s, aged Gl years..
Our wholesale and retail merchants
claim that business is good and in
many respects much better than at
the same time last year. This is en-
couraging and gives hopes for the fu-
ture.......Judge Geo. w. Geddes has
resigned hIs position on the Bench,
and will resume practice before the
Courts. Judge Judson (eleeD Beebe
has been appointed to fill the vaean-