The Findlay Jeffersonian. [volume] (Findlay, Hancock County, Ohio) 1870-1881, 1876-05-26

The Buckeye Granger. published at
Perrysburg, has raised the banner of
Democracy. Ithad been Lighting in am
bush on ihat side for some time.
Main street was the scene of active op-
era;ions ou Tuesday morning II look
ed better aferward.
Strawberry festival al Wheeler,s Hail.
on wednesday evening next
The average Findlay husband is just
now talking Of a trip 10 Philadelphia
He says the continual reminder of his
wife that there Is such love of a bonnet
at -- millinery store, is growing mo-
notOnous," and he wants a change His
wife thinks she would ike to have the
change it will cost him to there
The baggage smasher at a certain de-
pot, who -snatched" bee hive under the
impression thatit was new kind of sam
pie trunk, sampled the contents in such
a way that he was stung with remOrse for
his conduct There are HOi 50 many
claims for damages filed at that depot As
there were.
\ new post Office has been established
at st. Stephens, Seneca county.
The Sims House, BuCyrus, has been
closed, the owner Of the house, it is said,
having seized the furniture to secure his
rent.
The Council levy for Corporation pur-
poses this year, is eight mills.
The Board of Equalization will meet
at the Auditors Office on the 31st-next
Wednesday
By a runaway on the 10Th, near Van
lue. Miss J l. Stull was thrown from
buggy and severely injured.
Fisher, the Superintendent of the Erie
County Iniirmary, who was under arrest
on Il charge Of criminal intimacy with an
imbecile inmate, has been discharged,
the evidence not warranting the charge.
Six miles from Ada, barn belonging
TO Mr. Mathews was struck by light
ming, on the 18th, and consumed. 4
horse was killed and 800 bushels Of wheat
and 200 bushels of oats destroyed.
Bowling Green was the center of cleo
trical discharges on the 18th. A large
tree in front of 4 II HitchcOckis resi-
dcnce, WAS shivered, and two young la
dies near by rendered senseless. A CHM
nev on the residence of Il Anderson was
destroyed, a stable south of town was
struck, and Il horse belonging to Dick
Jones killed. A large walnut tree near |
the stable was demoralized, and several |
hogs in a pen near by killed.
\ Piqua man named r H Pence, is in
Jail in Troy, charged by his daughter with
incest. He lived in Wapakoneta cou-
pie of years ago. and was driven out of |
town rs bad egg"
Strawberries have made their appear
ance.
Corn. especially that planted early, is
up and growing finely.
Green and Dunlap, the murderers of
Manhart. near Melmore, Seneca county,
were before Probate Judge Kramer, at
Tifiin, on Friday last on n motion to be
admitted TO bail. The Judge refused to
admit the motion and remanded the
prisoners to Jail.
William Smalley, Treasurer of Wyan-
dot county, was found dead in the hay
NOV of his barn on Sunday last. A re-
volver in his right hand and a bullet in
his head, an inch above and back of his
right ear, told the story of his death
Cause supposed to be mental depression.
\ Cheyenne editor says the only way
to treat the Indians there is to boot them
out of town. Pshawl you wouldn't Kick
apoo-r fellow for nothing. would you?
The other morning, when Il Findlay
boy saw two young ladies coming down
the street. he dedged around corner,
brushed his clothes, and setting his hat
on his head, leaned graceful
" against the building and waited. He
waited just long enough TO see the young
ladies' come out of n store and go up
street again, and then he kicked a lame
dog and went down TO see if the train
had come in.