The Tiffin tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1868-1887, 1874-01-01
CRAWFORD COUNTY.


The Journal puts On q new dress
January Ist.........On Friday night,
18TH inst, at about Q P. M., Christian
Carrie, in his forty-eighth year. q day
l4borer at the Bueyrus Machine
WORKS, living south of the rail road
and east Of town, committed sniciGe
by cutting his throat. He was insane.
..--.-.-. Bucyrus has a juvenile brass
band. It's first e orts in public caused
team TO go frantic and run.
wGASDoT COUNTY.
LastThursday nighi,s Gideon Bow.
en-, George II. CrisEell and Mrs
and Miss Bowen were returning home
the vehicle upset throwing the occu.
pants against fence inflieting terri
ble bruises on Mr.. Girls SeH's left side
and iace. Mrs. B.Ren also sustain
ed inju:ies---...-.TwO freight trains
came into collision at Nevada, and
an engine was disabled and three cars
smashed.
HANCOCK COUNTY.
Findlay papers call that little town
"our city" 1t Is straining a point
.........On last Saturday night the
house of Philip Ruhl in Marion town
ship was entered by some unknown
person, and a watch valaed at about
fifteen dollars stolen. He also took
several loaves of bread from the cup
board, and several chickens from the
compatibility is to have several
lime kilns-on paper.........Since the
1stofSeptember there haye been Is, ,24C
live hogs shipped from FindIay, over
the two rail road lines.........At about
Eve O'Clock on last Thursday evening,
Mr.. Isaac Ooerhollzsr, living in the
northeast part of Marion township,
this county, while st work on a road
culyert near his residence, fell dead
from heart disease.........The papers
are still wrestling with that bridge.
sANDUsKY COUNTY.
The new Cispp & Jones Fire Engine
recently purchased by Fremont, was
tried last week. Through !, 800 feet oi
hose-I l-16 inch nozzle-up grade, 8
stream was thrown 2O1 feet; and
through 500 feet of hose a stream wa:
thrown 255 feet.........On Monday
evening last, a new building which
was being finished, in BAllville town
snip, was discovered to be on fire, anC
ere assistance could be rendered it was
burned down.........On Saturday morn
ing last about seven o'clock, the body
of a man named James Butler, wa:
found in ditch on Napoleon street
near the track Of the L. E. & L. Ry.
and by his side lay a gallon jug which
told its own tale.........Last week Mr.
Isaac Maurer, OF SanduskY township
sold to Gusdorf Brothers 80 hogs
which weighed nearly 5000 pounds
averaging about 26O. Three of them
weighed over 1900 pounds.
HURON COUNTY.
The residence of Mr.. Delamater, OF
the old road between Norwalk anC
Milan was entirely destroyed by fire
on Sunday mOrning........Friday
morning the snow in the southern anC
western parts of the county was from
two to six inches in depth. At Ha
vana it was nearly six inches deep
.........A lady named Florence Ozanne
residing at 27l Cedar street, Cleve
land, while on her way from Cleve
land to Plymouth, last Saturday af
ternoon was relieved Of her watch, al
epen-faee gold one, worth probabl,
$50 or 800. After the train left thi
station a man took the seat immedi
ately behind her, and before reaching
Monroeville, asked her what time
was. She told him and thought n
more of 1t until, on getting out a
Monroevilie to change cars, she dis
covered that her watch was gone.