The Findlay Jeffersonian. [volume] (Findlay, Hancock County, Ohio) 1870-1881, 1876-07-14

Ad Gwlmner, Of FOstoria, abused his
wife, and a aconsequence paid a fine Of
$50 and costs. and resided for ten DAYS
IN the Seneca county Jail.
Charlie Forkel, Supt Of the Lutheran
Orphan Asylum, near Toledo attacked
his wife witha hatchet, on the 2d inst.
and inflicted dozen wounds on her
head, neck, face and breast. He was
caught in the act Of murder and is now
in jail awaiting trial.
Hopkins & Huff are to do the brick
work of the new town hall, at Carey.
Hugh Mulholland will do the carpenter
work
Brother Cuneo, of the Wvandot Re
publican, has wandered away from home.
and has taken IN Washington. Baltimore
and Philadelphia He thinksit will take
a year to do the Exposition. The av-
erage American gets over it in a few
days.
On the Sd inst, at Weston. an attempt
was made to raise a libertypole. One of
the guy ropes broke, and gin-pOle gave
way. falling upon Ben Stage, aged %,
breaking his neck and crushing his
skull. He died instantly DR. Williams
was struck by a pike pole and at first
thought to be fatally injured. He is.
however, recovering.
Lloyd's carpenter shop, at Lima, was
destroyed by fire, on the third inst, to-
gether with considerable quantity of
lumber.
They double loaded their gun, at
Lima, on the night of the I'd, and then
plugged il with gravel and stones, then
they touched it off and away it went in
divers directions and sundry pieces. \
Mr.. Smith was severely cut in the arm
but no one else was injured
Willie Tone, of Amanda township.
Allen county, raised the hammer ofa
rife, on the 18th, with his foot, and was
going to blow in the barrel, when his
foot slipped, the rifle discharged. and the
ball entered his face near the mouth,
knocked out some teeth, put his nose
out of joint, and made its exit near the
right eye. Though badly injured, he is
10 recover.
John Strong, of Columbus Grove, was
in the woods on the 2d, and came across |
what he thought was spikenard. He
pulled some and ate it. 1t proved to be |
wild parsnip, and after he reached home |
he was taken sick IN two. hours he was |
dead.
Andrew Eyler was arrested at Dun
kirk, on the 29th ult, on a charge of
horse stealing. The order for his arrest
was sent from ParnasSus, Pa, and an
Dfiicer arrived at Dunkirk on the 1st,
who took charge of Eyler.' The theft
occurred on the 2d of February last, but
Eyler made his escape, and no clue to
his whereabouts was found until recent
Y.
There is no Use trying 10 deny it. The
amily which purchases its supplies of
ireen, Davis & Co, always has the best
he market affords, and is surprised how
heap things are.
John Long of Dmkirk; now controls
he Mail Route between that place and
'indlay.
James \ Gurney was arrested in Tiflin,
lst week, charged with burglary COM
nitted at Calcosta, Michigan.
A little child eighteen months old
elonging to Mr. and Mrs. Dresbaugh,
hOked tOdeath on the 1st inst
The hot weather of Friday aud Sat
rday last Occasioned number of sun
irokes. One man was found dead in 4
ravel bank, near Fostoria, on Saturday,
'om this cause.
We are informed that Mrs. Neibling
as Just received the pension granted to
er by special act of Congress on ac-
,unt of the gallant service of the late
oil. Neibling, of the 1st Ohio Vol-E T
unn, her attorney, is entitled 10 credit
II the manner in which he persevered
ith her case after ii was rejected be-
re the pension Office.
The Perrysburg Journal Of last week
as given up almost entirely to the local
Is.ory of the county and the proceed
lgs of the Centennial Fourth. Brother
immons deserves credit for his enter
rise.