Fremont journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County [Ohio]) 1853-1866, 1854-11-03
Nems 8 Items. 8 i.

Ole Bull, Strakosch, Maretzek, and COM
pany, will give one Of their Grand Musical
Festivals, in Toledo this evening.
The proprietors of the Chicago newspa.
papers held meeting on Monday last, and
advanced their advertising rates 20 per
cent. Their rates are now one dollar per
s3asrc for the firs: insertion.
II is understood that Archbii5heps
IIUGuEs and KEERIcK, and Bishops TlMoN
and O'CoNNoR. who have all sailed for
Europe recently, have been specially invit-
ed by Pope PIus to visit Rome for the pur-
pose of taking part in the Grand Council
which is to determine the question of the
Immaculate Conception of the Virgin Mary.
Near Kenosha, Wis, last week, drunk.
en- man was literally devoured by hogs
while lying in the road. in state of beasty
intoxication. His bones and few rem
nants Of clothing only were found.
The Swedish Royal Medalist and Mint
Engraver, is lady.
B. Joachim Saussy, NJ. D., died recently
in Savannah, making the eight physician.
whom the yellow fever in that city has TAX
en- to the tomb.
Many citizens Of New York propose to
institute an inquiry, as TO whether the sai!'
ors and tiremen who deserted their posts on
board Of the Arctic, may not be broughtto
justice.
1t is proposed to erect BY subscription. in
the Congressional Cemetery, monu-
ment to the gallant and faithful Holland.
who died firing the signal gun on board the
il!-fated Arctic.
The Bangor Wing learns that Thomas
Drew, Esq. recently DECEASED, has left by
his will the sum of $4,000 for the estab-
lishment Of a Farm School for boys.
The first teller in the Ocean Bank, New
York, is said to be a defaulter to the
amount Of one hundred thousand dollars
He had been certifying checks to accom-
mouaie MS lrlenus.
DR.. Franklin in speaking Of Education,
says: IF a man empties his purse into
his head. no man can take it from him.
Bayard Taylor is lecturing in New York
City. lie is one of the kind that always
draws full house.
II is estimated that Iowa will increase
its population one hundred thousand souls
this year, by emigration.
Miss Martha Coulter, of Mansfield. threw
all the lady riders at the State Fair in tho
shade. by her superior horsemanship. If
she manages husband as well asshe does
a horse, the Lord help him-(hc horse We
mean.)
Some scamp cut and scratched the beau
tiful premium carriage from the works Of
John Guard, at Irville. while at the State
Fair, SO as to seriously injure it. 1t was
dastardly act.
There are now about $4,000 miles of
railroads in operation in the United States.
An old man aged 60 years, ran away
from Cincinnati last week, and carried with
bim lass of sweet sixteen" the daughter
Of one of his neighbors.
Powers, the sculptor. has given directions
for the purchase of real estate in the new
city of Leavenworth, Kansas.
Three men Of respectable position have
been arrested in Clarenceville. Canada, for
having saturated the clothes of druken
man with turpentine, and then set fire TO
them. The victim ofthe "fun" was terribly
burned; and soon after died
A German colony for Kansas is prePar-
ing to emigrale from Cincinnati. They pro-
pose to found city in the midst Of some
fine farming tract of land.
The city council of Chicago. Illinois. has
passed an ordinance authorizing the Mayor
to close contract with the American Sub
marine Tunnel Company for the eonsruc-
ton OF a cast iron railway, under Chicago
river, within the next fourteen months.
The Washington Star cautions the pub
lie sgainst receiving the bills Of the "Arling-
ton Bank" and the Farmers and Mer-
chants Bank" purported to be located at
Washington. There are no such banks
there.