The Findlay Jeffersonian. [volume] (Findlay, Hancock County, Ohio) 1870-1881, 1877-03-02

Republican:
During the progress OF tie case,
Clemens made some personal and very
insulting remarks towards Mr. John
Berry, whereupon Mr.. B. substituted
physical for legal logic, and appli d it
with bis fists in most emphatic man
ner in the vicinity Of Clemens nose
and elsewhere. Clemens did not turn
to him the other cheek, nor retaliate,
but hid his head No blood was let,
however. Hearing was resumed Mon
day morning, and continued till three
z. NJ. when the Squire decided that
Clemens should give bonds i'll the sum
of $500 to appear before the Pro ate
Court, the session OF which takes place
in April. Clemens declined to give
the required bail, and was sent to Jail,
where he is happy and giving free.
musical concerts.
The Kenton Democrat gives our re-
port of F. C. Daugherty, Esq's speech
in the Charles case, and introduces it
thus:
We give the portion OF his remarks
published in the Findlay papers, and
also the charge OF the Judge.
Now, David, for once in your life be
just if not generous The speech of Mr.
Daugherty, and also the Judg-s charge
were reported for the JEFFERsoNIAN
alone, by our special paid reporter,
and were only published in the JEFF
We do not regard it as any great en-
terprise, aud YET il is but fair when
you give credit TO give the devil his
due" Give use a fair count.
The Lords Land is the name of
q work, advertised in another part of
this paper, the agent for which, Rev.
NJ. Hewison, will call upon our people
to solicit subscriptions. The work is by
H. B. Ridgeway, D. ID and to those
interested Ia the subject whereof It
treats, no more recent or complete
work in all its details can be had. IL
narrates sights and scenes in the Holy
Land with remarkable vigor, and in a
style SO vivid and interesting that the
reader become entranced with it.
Examine it car 2: :ly and you will buy
it.
KS communi ion is rather person
al for use If tie whole circumstance
in re lation to e cement, &C., had been
given, the poin made against "Char
ley" would h. d been better under
stood
In the Business Local advertisement
of Administrators Sale of effects of
Peter Kring, deceased, We inadvertent
ly made a mistake in the day of sale.
1t should have read March 9th.
At Bucyrus, on the 23d, a fire broke
out in the stable of Mr.. Pfieiderer, and
spread to two other stables before il
could be checked. Total loss 81 900.
Insured for S400.
A child about thirty six hours old
was found dead on Sunday, in ditch
south of Wooster. An examination
showed that it had been shot with shot
and thrown into the ditch. A stone
was fastened to its neck.
Eleven tramps were found concealed
in a grain car on a trait on the b. &
o. r. r., at New Baltimore last week.
The train hands tried to eject them
but they fought them off. They were
then taken to Tiffin and delivered TO
the authorities.
Four children at Mohr's station, near
ToIedo-three of them the children of
George WeidemaDn-and one a neigh
Dor, went to the woods to gather arti
chokes, and without knowing it gath
cred some wild parsnips. They brought
the roots home, and two of the Weide-
mann boys ate freely of them, The
neighbours boy and a young sister OF
the Weidemann boys ate sparingly.
Soon they were all violently sick, but
the two who ate spariDgly, soon recov-
cred. The other two came near dying
from the effects, and nothing but
prompt aad vigorous treatment saved
their lives.
Two boys named Wolfinger and Dill
lingham, were drowned in the river at
South Toledo, on Friday of last week.
Brother Miller is running Ash & Rob-
bins advertisements-a victim.
Berlin Nights, Erie county has the
honor of carrying off the Cadetship.
The young mans name is Fish, and Ia.
has proved good fisher.
March 10th, as we learn by bills
printed at this office, Squire Hammond
will have a large sale at hi residence,
near Mt. Blanchard.
Phil. o. Esse has advertised safe
to take pIac the 9Th of March
Remember it,
A tramping yeler. named Alexan'
der H, kirtlar !, stopped at New Bal,
timore q few ,eks ago, aud opened d
shop in the store of Mr.. Messamore.
Last week he decamped tax ng with
him some money belonging TO Mr.. NJ.
and five watches belonging to custo-
mers. He was followed and arrested
at BairdstowD. taken back to New
Baltimore, aud there gave up his booty.
The act was regarded as a breach oi
trust, and the fellow was permit
ted to go, bpt they should have given
him free kde on a sharp rail for all
that.
| On Monday morning last, a case ol
small pox at Toledo inoculated the
cushions and inside furniture Of ca
boose car to such an extent that tie
health officer took them OUT at All
Line Junction and burned them up.
Rev Sutherland has moved into the
Presbyterian parsonage. The parson
age has been renovated and improved
and an important addition made TO it
Gas, also, has been supplied in the
various rooms.
he Congregational Church has had
gas fixtures pnt in during the present
week, and It will hereafter be ligh
with gas.
VIM. L. DaYis, one of our prominen
business men, who has been confined
to his home for some time, died OF
Sunday evening last. He was maj
of enterprise aud will be missed from