The Findlay Jeffersonian. [volume] (Findlay, Hancock County, Ohio) 1870-1881, 1878-12-20

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big job. 1noeftskee-a.
Inc warehouse of Smsu& Mason -
d. ora station, near GAINESVILLE. on the
n Il was destroyed. nv Sir.
Ass saturday night. The bn;Id;oo
GOO, aimed q thousand bushels of vbeaf
Pork, butter and eggs, stock and a
general assortment of MERCHANDISE
Loss y, COO; no insurance.
Three hundred and eighty four wit
nesses were subpenaed to testify in the
inskeep murder case, the trial Of which
commenced at Bellefontaine last
1uOuudy.
ine tragedy at Germantown noticed
10 another item. is likely to bring 10
nshe mess of scandal which will
create heart burnings Mrs. Schaffer,s
orotner mas been arrested as an acces.
sorry, and Mrs. Schaffer and her
daughter on similar charge.
The Indiaca Insane Asylum reports
oi1 patients. which are supported at a
cost OF s., "a Fer head a week. The
total expense of the Asylum for the
pest year were S107, ,227. .12.
Cincinnati wants gas at $3.50 per
Thousand, and win probably get it.
Hamilton, Ohio. was the scene of a
oioody tragedy, on Saturday morning
last. John A. Weigel became Jealous
OF his wife who was much Younger
than himself, and brooded over the
matter Till murder snd suicide became
tamAar to him. Then he purchased
revolver and cartridges, and while
ms vile slept shot her through the
neart and then completed bis work by
shooting himself.
ln case of carlisle. the resurrectionist
recently tried at Painesville. the iury
ialieo 20 agree on account of conflict
ing testimony favored with perjury.
The Grand jury of Fall River, Mass.
have recently indicted Charles p
Stickney and Horatio N. Howard (coI-
ofol insurance agents, and John A.
Coffey, lawyer, for embezzlement.
Osborne, Green county, is the head
OF scandal, at present. One married
man fell In love with his hired girl ard
wanted her to elope with him But she
left his employ, and then he wrote her
Threatening letters to which she pays
no heed. Now two business men
falls in love with a married lady with
nne physi al development, but quite
nomeiy, and both are striving to Sc
cure her company 10 runaway match.
A large boiler in Hayden's Rolling
mill at Columbus. exploded last Thurs
day afternoon while anumber of work
men were at work in and about the
mill Richard Berry, aged 16 and
Richard Freeman IS, were killed;
WIN. Lewis, aged IL was badly and it
is feared fatally injured; George Ball
badly cut about the head may recover;
Mich NJ. Carly, furnace boy was in
jured; David r. Davis was badly scald-
ed and his head cut by falling brick;
A farmer named Newman, who was
unloading scrap iron near the boiler
house was thrown some distance
breaking both legs and otherwise
seriously cnt by flying missiles It is
supposed absence of wster in the boiler
was the cause of the explosion.
On Thursday morning of last week
the police in Cincinnati arrested
Henry Goddar and Ruins Heyms for
grave robbing. They had just deliver.
ed the body Of colord girl to th,.
Miami Medical College. Heyms was
Intoxicated, talked freely, and revsaled
enough to the police to indicate that
there were five persons engaged in th,.
business. The two men were sent to
the workhouse, Heyms for drunkenness
and doddar on an old charge for
abusing his family.
Saekett, Davis & Co., one of tbs
oldest and heaviest manufacturing
ieweiry houses in Providence, r.
made trust conveyance of the firm
and individual property last week for
the beuef1t OF their creditors. LiabiI
tiles about $500. 900. The firm esti
mates their assets at about three
times that amount. Unavailable rea'
estate Is said to be the chief cause. 4.
Capt, White Melville, the novelist,
London, was thrown from his horse
while hunting recently, and broke his
neck
The Mississippi Valley Tobacco
Works. Burlington, Iowa, owned by
Smith. Cook & Co., were burned on
the 4tb. Loss 800. 900 on bulldog
and on machinery and stock $40. 900;
all insured The n,m pays an annual
tax of S10O, 900 to the Government.
A cable dispatch announces the death
of President A.cantara, Chief Magis.
trate of Venezuela, Nov. 30th- j. Gull
ierrez, Chief Justice of the High Fed
eral Court, is acting president.
Sirret & Stafford, hatters and fur
riers, Buffalo, made an assignment last
week. Liabilities S172, 600; assets un-
known.
The Poor House of Washington
County Ill, was destroyed by fire on
the afternoon of the 9Th, with all its
contents, and Eve of its twenty six in
mates were burned. The Superin-
tendant Robertson nearly lost his life
in trying to save the inmates, being
finally carried from the buildiDg in
sensible. The loss is from $S, 900 to
s10, 600; insured for s4,200.
The Rev. Stevenson, whose expert
ence at Dayton has been so largely
commenced upon, is the same person
who at Urbana, several years ago, was
charged with seducing q young girl,
one of his flock, but acquitted. He
afterwards became as he was at the time
of bis last escapade, Presiding Elder
of the Dayton District. The charge
against him was for drunkenness and
disorderly coEduct, to which, by proxy,
he plead guilty, paying his fine, and
departing for his home.
One night last week, while Mr.. Asa
Hanscome. of the Buckeye office AT
Akron, was returning to bis home he
was assaulted By two tramps, one Of
whom struck him with a club. Mr.
Hanscome knocked the other william
down with bis fist then made bis es
cape. The wound was qnite severe
although not considered dangerous
Superintending Architect Hill, has
been suspended pending his trial in
Chicago for cons2iring to defraud the
government.
DON'TGIyE UP.
What If you have tried different
put upn medicines in vain. Have