The Findlay Jeffersonian. [volume] (Findlay, Hancock County, Ohio) 1870-1881, 1876-09-08
The geffrrspnian.
ffndlay. . o., September ., 1876.
HERE AND ELSEWHERE-WI AND
OTHERWISE.

I lgIcl III JTbiilty Oh ulc Iolil- IIcb
had been carrying on their depredations
for years and all efforts Of the police TO
entrap them had failed up to 18th ult.,
when the entire gang were taken pris-
oners, several hundred dollars worth of
goods have been recovered. and the pco-
pie heave sigh of relief
The explorations Of the Central Ohio
Scientific Association resulted in the
finding of three skeletons in mound
eight miles southeast of Urbana, recent
ly. They are supposed tobe the remains
of the so called Mound Builders and are
in good state of preservation.
There has been a reduction III wages
of the employees of the B Il o II r.
Engineers reduced from 81 to $3.50 Con
ductors from $3.50 to So, and Firemcn
and Brakemen, from 1925 TO $175.
A man named John Hamilton, living
near Urbana, was knocked down by a
runaway horse, on the 26th ult, and re-
ccivcd injuries from which he died.
The break in the anthracite coal COM
bination, is occasioning a considerable
decline in the commodity. Sales have
been effected al $500 less per ton.
w l. Glessner, formerly Of this place
is publishing paper at Clinton, Ill, de-
voted 10 Cooper, Carey and Greenbacks
Willis Bctihlrds, an employee at the
BaLlctin Office, Van Vert, got his foot
caught in cog wheel of large Potter
press, on the 3lst. and had the half of one
toe taken oil The accident WIS IA pain
| fsil one.
4 bully named Donahue, who had
been making things lively around Van
Vert grocery last week, undertook to
thrash 'two boys from the country but
had all the fight knocked out of him by
one of the boys in about one minute.
The Lima Gdzttie of last week says:
The old Ordinance Pook of the city
has been mslaid for some time but few
weeks ago it was found and replaced in
the Mayors office Since then Mayor
Townsend has been going through it and
the other day discovered an ordinance
compelling the saloons TO close at 10
o'clock D IN, which he once enforced
And now the Court Bell rings every
night at 10 o'clock to tell the saloon keep
ers when to close, and waken up all the
people who have just dropped TO sleep
There is a similar ordinance on the
''old book" of this place which could be
protitably enforced.
Some tramp entered the barn of Mr.
Goode, one and half miles west of Ar
cstdia, ON Saturday morning last and
stole the bits from the brides. Going
out he left the gate open, and valuable
horse got out and strayed off At last
accounts the horse had not been found.
Silas Coates, of Newburg, Geauga
county, while intoxicated, got on top of a
ear on the raincsyille and Youngstown
read, and his head coming in contact
With n bridge, he Was knocked off and
killed. a companion was badly injur-
ed.
Simon Kueibcl was killed by lightning
ON ihe farm, of John Houck, near Tiiiin.
on the 24th ult Several other persons
near by were severely injured
On the evening of the Doth a young
man and his sister were crossing bridge
IN 1iflin, when they were attacked by
Two robbers. The Young man was rob
bed of watch and pistol The girl was
no. molested-
Within the past two weeks we have
added twenty.fre new subscribers TO our
lists. That Democrat that 1asted cur
circulation was fillinng of, because one
man quit, will not be much encouraged
by the above information: but we are
consoled.
Should you want customers seek them
through the columns of the JEFF No
paper in the county presents so many
advantages, nor so large a list of subscri-
bers
Tom Allen gave Joe @goss or Joe
GoSs gave Tom all en- more to. Yesterday.
| if the police didn't n'tinterfere. They were
TO punch nCses and bruise ribs within
lC0 miles of Cincinnati for $1,000 and
the championship. We would be pleas
ed to announce that they had both fol.
lowed in the footsteps of Walker. who
Mas killed at Pennville the other dav-
1t wonld or'y be two brules less in the
world.
The Grangers of Wood county will
hold a pic ME at Portage, on SATURDAY,
the 10Th.
The young Republicans of New Bali
more are moving things, and will max,
a good showing at the coming elections
Over one hundred teachers attended
the Teachers Institu ted, at Lima. at If,
recent session.
There will be a reunion of the 1o2,
70 Y / at Upper sandusky, on the 1911
+ of October. Quite large attendance i
anticipated
Ihos. GillmGr, pioneer of Sandusky
county, having been a resident Their
from 1888, died in Ballville township q,
- the 18th ult.
er The grocery store of c Street {
Fremont, was entered by thieves on til