The Findlay Jeffersonian. [volume] (Findlay, Hancock County, Ohio) 1870-1881, 1876-08-18
HERE AND ELSEWHERE-WI AND
OTHERWISE.

At Perrysburg, on the night of the 4Ih,
the dwellings of J. w. Ross, Mrs A. VI.
Thompson, Father Grciss, and Mrs L. c.
Lock, were burglarized, and the thieves
secured several hundred dollars worth in
money and valuables. On the night of
the Sth, about $40 were stolen from the
till of J. P. Raab's grocery at the same
place.
James F. Mcclure, of Perrysburg, was
in Bowling Green on the 4th, when he
was overcome by the heat and died from
its effects.
Peter Kiel, of WOodville, Sandusky
county, had some trouble with clerk at
Oter's saloon in Perrysburg, recently,
when he threw a stone in at the window
which struck the clerk on the head and
knocked him senseleSs. He then left the
town. He ventured back, last week, and
was arrested.
The Perrysburg Journal reports that a
panther was killed near that place on the
I'd inst. A lad named Joseph Shuer
recognized it in the woods, and fastened
for help. He and John Shook returned
with rifles, and discovered il in the crotch
of a tree. They fired three shots at it
when it fell to the ground dead. Il
measured two feet nine inches in height,
and six feet long.
At TousSaint, 4 French village, ON
creek Of that name, near Port Clinton.
Joseph FlorO, Il notorious rough, mur-
dered Captain StinsOn, on the Sth, by
striking him on the head with two
pound weight. 1t was the result of an
old quarrel. Floro is in Jail on a charge
of murder in the first degree
The residence of C. Hornung. at Tiilin,
was burgarized on the night of the 9th
in the absence of the family
The thieves who follow up O'Brien's
show got in some work at Tiffin, last
week. The residences of Edward Childs,
George Breidlinger and r. II. Rogers,
We're burglarized, the thieves getting
about 500 worth of OfplImder. Anumber
of persons had their pockets picked.
A Mr.. Troxell, of Tiffin, died suddenly
on the 9th, supposed heart disease
The Grocery of John Nye, at Forest,
was burglarized, one night recently, and
the burglars obtained four dollars An
exciting hunt was had for the burglars
but they had decamped
ID. A. Johns, of Van Vert, has resigned
the position of President of the Van
Vert County Bank, and l. n. Alexander
has been chosen as his successor.
Over at Delphos, the other day, two
Changers had fight. One owed the
other and the other wanted to force col
lections, so he pitched in. One got
thumb in the others mouth to have a
good hold, and had it chawed viciously.
The other stuck his finger i'll his broth
ers eye and tried to extinguish his optic
nerve, but his thumb panied so aggra-
vatngly under the masticating process
to which it was subjected, that he at last
sang out -Oh, lets quit; we're both broth
ers in the Grange" It's not stated wheth-
er the debt was paid.
Ada is desirous of accommodating all
those who visit her, and anxiously in
quires if some one will build hotel.
Bowling Green has an idea that it
would be nice to have a telegraph and
express, office there
Cholera infintum is prevailing to a
considerable extent in Northern Ohio
The Norwalk Reflector pronounces
0'Briens circus thin"
The dwelling of Mr.. Seitz, in SAN
dusky, was destroyed by fire on Monday
of last week. Loss $500.
4 Piqua house of i'll flme was drowned
out recently. 1t was done with a fire
engine, and the cause of it was the Sc
duction there of daughter of respect
able citizen a night or two before.
The Lima Sun has been cut down one
half Cause, hard times.
There are $1,000 more boys than girls
In Ohio, says an exchange, and right in
the iace of this there are girls who are
moping around and allowing the excel
lent advantages of the present leap year
to pass unheeded by.
A Milwaukee paper tells of a man who
got hit where he lived in game of
ball recently, and was killed If it was
4 Milwaukee man he must have been hit
near his beer cask.
The barn of n. Smith, in Hopewell
township, Seneca county, was struck by
lightning on the 4th, and destroyed, to-
gether with two stacks of wheat near by.
No insurance.
There is vail from the sour krout
lovers throughout the State Worms
are said to have badly injured the crop.
1t is reported that Lent viii settle his
debts and re-organize at Van Vert
The Office of the Saturday Epriir,g
Ne'os was the recipient of a charming
boquet few days ago. 1t consisted of
dug out water melon for base, was
surmOunted by mammoth suntlower,