The Tiffin tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1868-1887, 1875-08-19

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union Was hell, at which all present
enjoyed thsmselves.
Friday morning last, Geo. Henry,
proprietor OF the Robbers R0ost," a
whisky saloon, on Center street, was
arrested aud brought tn trial before
Squire Braduer, on charge Of con-
cealing stolen property On the
morning Of the 5th, Howell Bros miss
ed a buffalo robe from their barn, aud
upon tracing it up founi that Que
Samuel GIloway had taken ii to
''RObber-' Roost," more likely for
whisky.
Mr.. Robert Adams having lost
ham, some glass ware, an ak, etc,
upon learning the facts concerning
HOwel's robe, procured a search
warrant, and in short time was re-
warded by finding the AK, glassware
and what WAS left Of the ham, in pos
session of Henry. 1t seems that Mr.
Galloway has been carrying on the
petty larceny business for some time
| for the purpose Of getting liquor.
Galloway il a man of superior natural
ability, and il well educated, but his
love for liquor has brought him down
next To the lowest notch of human
ity, his colleague, Henry representing
the lowest. Squire Bradner bound
both men over to court Galloway
under 800 bond, and Henry $500.
The former could get no bail, and no
one in FOstOris was meau enough to
go bail for the latter. Marshal Fox
and Mr.. Adams, took them t. Timn,
and they were locked up; Henry how
ever, was released after two hours
confinement, his father, who resides
at New Reigle, going his bail.
Myers Cornet Band went to Bow
ling Green, last Saturday, and furnish
ed music for the County Convention
Several Of our Democratic citizens
attended the Convention at Tiffiu last
Saturday. Among the number were
Messrs. Martin Kingssed ). Baird,
editor Of the Democrat, and F. HIste.
Last Saturday evening a man by
the name of w. n. Swift, from near
Upper Sandusky, and who recently
bought butcher shop of Siple i Co.,
OF this place, was arrested for steal
ing sheep of parties living near the
former place. He stole about three
hundred dollars worth, and sold them,
taking a note for the full amount He
gave it to Siple & Co. as part payment
on the shop, but when it was present.
ed for collection the fraud was detect
ed, ana resulted as stated. He was
taken away from here soon after his |
arrest and Is now probably in jail.
Mr.. Van Voorhis, with his patent |
Road Scrsper. has been in Town sever
al days. He exhibited it on Center
street last Saturday. The street was
very rough when he commenced |
operating, but when through it was
smooth enough for u erOquet ground.
The Quiekstep Hook & Ladder Co.
gave a festival at the Town Hall last
Saturday evening, a good time was
enjoyed by all present. The net pro-
ceeds amounted to S2S.
Early last Saturday morning Mr..
Samuel Young, OF this place, was
struck with paralysis of the right side.
1t came near proving fatal, but he is
being treated by Ca2les, Hale aud
Hoege, and hopes are entertained OF
his recovery.
Last Sunday night Howell Bros
money drawer was entered-;by mice
and S2l were badly mutilated Sl3 50
badlS that it cannot be circulated.
The boys say IL they did lose the
money, they got Sl3 worth of exPe-
rience.
Last Tuesday as q little nervous
man was passing ashOe store on Main
street, ne suddenly began to yell
Murder murder p'..and al the. same
time commenced series OF athletic
maneuvers which caused all persons,
who he did not knock of Of ths side
walk, to get of Of their own accord
II was plainly to he seen that the
man was ia trouble, but he finally
jammed his heal ag Iiust an iron lamp
post, and settled down to grOaning.
A crowd gathered and asked what
allied him he said, $50 Lord D
Lord Pm mortally wounded, shot
in the eye Z" But he felt better when
a son Of the Emerald Isle remarked
"Och mister sbtop yer fussin, ]
know it smarts like the divil, but faith
didn't gees We or 'ts not the likes
o. me to be hittin' yes in the eye wild
chew o. tobacco %
C.H Waiham, Esq, Instructor Of
the principles for detecting counter
felt currency, is getting up 3 elass in
this place. There are persons here who
have been members Of his class, VINO
speak very favorabIy Of him. He had
a class Of % in Tifin, and one Of 40 in
Fremont, including four members Of
banks at each place. NJ.