The Tiffin tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1868-1887, 1876-12-07
Deferred Articles.
NEIGHBORROOD NEWS.
WOOD COUNTY.

WOOD COUNTY.
Geo. FULLER, . young man from
Grand Rspids, with three others, venI
lsst week up 70 Putnam county %
hunt, carrying bIsts with them, in
tending t. return ria MSumse river.
A telegram announces his death. He
was running down the river bank TO
the boat, and IS he came naer went
to throw his gun forward to the baot
and the hammer struck the ganwale
and hred the gun. the contents enter
Ing his breast, killing him Instantly.
he was about twenty ysars OF aga.
.-.--..-.The BlOOmdals correspondent
Of the Sentinel says Solomon Fries, OF
Bloom township, has about completed
bis $500 barn. It is said to be the
"OOss" barn in the eounty.........A
farmer near BAirdstOvn lost forty
head OF hogs. which died with eholera.
.........Geo. RIassndle, Of Perry town
ship, who has been q sufferer from
cancer for some time, has lost both Of
his eyes by that terrible dissass.
sANDUsKY COUNTY.
Judge Watson has no sympathy for
bog thieves. Lewis and Schwartz,
the two hog thieves who were con-
victed last week. were each sentenced
to four years' imprisonment in the
Ohio PenitentiAry. The Fremont
Journal says that two weeks ago 3
distressed young woman called at its
saHctum and desired to publish = no
tics that she and Walter Dunn had
been married in 1873. She was ad-
vised 20 try and settle the matter
without 3 publication aod she DEPART
Ell. Nothing more was heard Of the
matter until last week, that Walter
had gone away. Monday last Walter
was In Fremont and the officers
nabbed him and t'Ok him before q
Justice on charge Of perjury. The
perjury consisted in his going before
the Probate Court two weeks ago and
swearing that there were no obstacles
to bis taking out license TO be mar
ried and that he had never been mar
ried. UDon this the Judge granted
him license 10 marry Alice Baker.
For this he was arrested, aud bad an
examination and was bound over.
He is now in jail.
ERIE COUNTY.
The fishing season has not been q
very profitable One.........Sandusky,
unlike other towns, had no political
poles" this campaign; none were
raised by either party, says the Jour
TGl.........On Monday afternoon OF last
week Nike MeKsrnan and James
Means went into BAnkhart's saloon
and got into some trouble with a girl
named Lana Werner, an inmate Of
the place, about the payment for some
drinks. They left the place, but soon
returned, and on passing the house
they saw the girl standing outside.
McKernan picked up q stone and
threw 1t at her, hitting her on the
bead and telling her to the ground.
They then fled from the place, and
meeting q man named Samuel Stock
well driving along the street with q
horse and buggy, they took the rig
away from him and drove rapidly out
OF town towards CAstalla. The au-
thOritIes were notified Of the occur
renee and at once instituted search for
the two fellows, but a. yet without
success.
HURON COUNTY.
A German paper, called the Nord
Ohio AdEer, will be issued from the
Chronicle Office this week The pa
per will consist Of four pages Of eight
columns eaeh......On Monday evening
B. s. Hubbard, station agent at Nor
walk, was at the freight house at
tending 10 some business which de-
tanned him until the train was almost
due, when he left bis lantern with his
and started for the ticket Of
fiee to attend to his duties there. The
night being intensely dark, Mr.. II.
walked OF the platform and fell,
striking his hip against the rail, In
Iuring him 80 severely that be has
been confined to his house ever since.