Fremont journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County [Ohio]) 1853-1866, 1857-04-17
From Kansas.

Robinson and Deitzler appeared at Le-
compton on the 9th to stand their trial for
treason, but the time and place of holding
the Court having, been changed, they were
directed to appear on tho first Monday in
May
The requirements of tho law respecting
the census lists, have not been carried out.
No voting will be allowed at Lawrence.
Lecompton and four obscure places havo
been designated as polls.
st. Louis, April IA.
The Lecompton correspondent of the
Democrat says:
Walkers appointment gives great dissat-
isfaction, and is regarded as favorable to the
formation of Slave State.
His instructions to carry out the census
act reused general indignation.
The correspondent Also says that spirit
of violent and reckless lawlessness is begin
ming to be exhibited under the appointment
of the new administration.
Mount Vernon Association organized here
last night by largo number of ladies of
this city.
Miss Heron was received in n most en-
thusiastic manner at the ST. Louis Theater
last night.
The steamer Rescue came in collision
with the Rock Island bridge on the 10th.
Several other steamers have been injured
since the resumption of navigation.
Chicago, April II.
A serious accident occurred on the Mich
chigan Southern Railroad on Thursday
night near Calumet Station. Tho Express
train from the West had eleven cars thrown
off the track by the breaking of an axle
The fourth car was completely crushed
One lady and child killed; several badly in
jured. Cannot get the names.
Chicago, April IA.
A collision occurred at Milwaukee on Fri
day, between two Deputy U. S. Marshals
and the Sheriff of Milwaukee county, con-
corning the property of S. NJ. Booth, editor
of the Free Democrat. No violence was
used on either side The Sheriff retained
the property. The affair is a continuance of
tho Garland slave case.
A fire occurred at La Crosse, Wisconsin,
Wednesday, the sth, destroying flour and
planning mill belonging to White, Dyer d.
Gregory. Loss $4,000. Insured for about
$4,000.
Returns from Iowa indicate the success of
the Republican candidates for State officers
by majority equal to that of the November
election.
Milwaukee, April 10.
Chief Justice Wilton, Republican is re-
elected by probably 10000 majority over
Gather, Dem.
Milwaukee, April IS.
The Milwaukee d Mississippi Railroad
is completed to the Mississippi River.
An excursion train left for Prairie du
Chen this morning, being the first through
train. Great rejoicing by our citizens al
the completion of this the pioneer road.
Louisville, April 8.
Tho Christian Church in this city was de-
stroyed by fire to-day. 1t was the finest but
one in the city.
Louisville, April IA.
A deaf lady named Mrs. Haldebaum
who resided near Vienna, Indiana, was rur
over and killed by tho cars on the Jefferson
villo Road, this afternoon.
fstrT New Orleans, April Z.
Galveston, Texas, papers speak highly o
a new steam connection with this city viz
Berwick's Bay and the Opelousas Railroad
1t is rumored that Sam Houston will bC
candidate for Governor, in opposition t.
the Democratic candidate, ~
New Orleans, April l3.
Preparations are being made to send on
thousand men from Charleston TO the relic
of Walker. New Orleans contributes fiv
thousand dollars.
Snow fell yesterday in Vicksbnrg, ant
also at Summit, Miss.
Philadelphia, April 13.
Ex-President Pierce left for New HamI
shire to-day to return on Saturday. Mrs
{ Pierce remains in this city. Her health
improving.
rt1 @s Boston, April 0.
The second trial of James McGee, 70
| killing Walker, Deputy Warden of tn
State Prison, which commenced on Tues
: day, came to aclosc last night at IL O'CLOCK
{ The Jury, after session Of two hour
brought in verdict of guilty. 49,.