Fremont journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County [Ohio]) 1853-1866, 1858-04-30
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There will be preaching at Birchard Hall
by Rev. WM. FuLroN, this friday even
ing, at u o'clock.
The daily Prayer Meetings are still con-
tinued at Birchard Hall.
MICHIGAN Observation-Disclosures from 4 o
towns of Michigan elect 25s Republican su-
peryisors, 1871 Democrats, and 4 Unionsts.
This shows large Republican gain on last
years elections.
What was little remarkable it did not
rain last Sabbath. During Sunday night
though there was quite snow storm.
Saturday and Monday we got no Blade;
on Tuesday We got three by our mail
"Wednesday the Blode again failed to ar
rivc This is provoking. Just the timo a
daily paper is most desired and looked for,
to be answered by tho Postmaster-it didn't
come!
The Hartford Couram of Friday, April
23d, says:
"Eight or ton inches Of snow fell on the
north of us in Vermont and New Hamp-
shire, Tuesday night The storm extended
as far east as Halifax"
At the Railroad Convention in Buffalo,
tho G. & T. Railroad was represented by
Supt, E. B. Philips; T. w. & w. by Supt.
G.. H. Burrows; and the Mich. Southern by
Chief Engineer II. Van Week. There will
be general change in the tables of the sew
era roads on the 10th of May.
HARD TINES IN KANsAs.-Ths Luw-
renee Republican of tho 18th says:
"Money is extremely scarce in the Terri
tory. Business men are paying ruinous
rates of interest for loans on short time
business is dull, and the times harder than
ever before known in Kansas"
REPUBLICAN STATE CoNvEErIoN.-The
Republicans of Illinois are to hold State
Convention at Springfield on the 10th juno
TuuRLow WEIRD has again gone into The
Albany Evening Journal taking the place
: of Mr.. Wilkinson, who retires on accoun
7 of i'll health.
VERDICT AGAINST A PRIEsT.--At tht
present term Of the Ontario IN. W Circui
Court, John Wall obtained a verdict o
5000 damages against Patrick Lee, Cath
olic clergyman. Tho Repository state
that the difficulty arose in this way:-Th'
priest made some charges against Wall a
the alter, and when he csme round To Wall
: slip and demanded money of him, Wal
!, asked an explanation, which the priest rcfus
It ed to give and ordered Wall to leave tn
d church, and Wall not complying the prizes
: and German set about dragging him ou
: 1t seems from the proof that Wall was scri
ously bruised in the side, and so injured tina
he could not labor for three months an
! raised blood the next day.
!, Col. FREMoSr's CLA1M.-Tn noticing th
+ decision of the Supreme Court of Califol
;. MIA adverse to the tito of Col. Fremont t
tho mineral wealth of his Mariposa CLAIM
e the Cincinnati Gazette, on what authorit
Q we know not, says:
/ Col. Fremont carried out with him a re
J ease given by tho United States Govorr
: ment of all their claim to the miners
wealth in the Mariposa claim; and as tn
u decision of tho California court rested who
g ly on this United States claim, the deci
= ion does not in any way affect Col. FIR
monts title to tho mines.
: MONUMENT TO BENToN.-The people
l. St. Louis have taken the initiatory steps
= erect a suitable monument to the memoI
n of the Great Mssouran.
DR.. Goldsborough, of Denton, Ind, WI
stabbed few days since and died soon a
A forwards. The quarrel originated about tt
n pronunciation of word.