Fremont journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County [Ohio]) 1853-1866, 1860-05-04

Yes, she was very, very beautiful; but
she is far moro beautiful now he said, as
with deep sigh be left the room.
Col. Lincoln never regained his health,
and in something over two years brought
his Katie home, and soon after left her wild
owed and alone.
He asked to see Frank, but he would not
|go to him even in his dying hour. No, in
this world, he said, i cannot see bin. II
we meet iu another, perhaps VIC may both
be better. Heaven grant US both forgiv-
ness
And so, kind reader, we make our adieu.
The JOHN BRowN FuND.-We have seen
two West Indian merchants who have just
arrived from Hayti One Of them, who is
an accomplished and educated gentleman
and cousin OF President Gefard, informs
us that when he left Port-au-Prince, two
weeks ago, the contributions Of coffee for
the benefit Of John Browns family amount
ed to about 1000 bags of l2o pounds each,
and it was the general opinion that another
thousand bags would be added, as every
body regarded it both duty and privi-
leee to contribute. AS these bags are worth
from $l2 to $l4 each, it is probable that
the Republic of Hayti will add to the
John Brown fund from $50, 900 to $4,000.
Boston Trav.
The grain warehouse Of the Michigan
Central Railroad is now so full that receiv-
ers have been notified that they must either
cease bringing in more, or commence ship
ping off There must be at least 100000
bushels of all kinds in store in this building.
This is the first time it has been full in
three years past--Detrott Adu.
THE GREAT EAsTERN.-The London OBJ
server says there appears to be no doubt
whatever that the Great Eastern will be
ready to try her powers on the Atlantic by
the latter end of May.
A lad in Troy, N. Y, had q sore nose
and put bit Of court plaster on it. On
going up stairs in the dark, he hit his head,
showing the plaster, a corner of which PEN
etrated the ball Of the eye and destroyed
the sight.
The wheel mill of the Miami powder
mill CO., at Yellow Springs, blew up on
Thursday, 26th, Q o'clock p NJ, instantly
killing Christian Noble and Jas. Scouting.
No one else was injured. The machinery
and rest of the mill, safe.
The Crockett (Ark.) Pioneer says that
IT. P. Collins, merchant Of that place
published scandalous piece of poetry
about Miss Whitwell, a schoolmistress.-
She sued him for $4,000 damages and
gained the suit.
A young man from Bristol, R. l., son of
gentleman of the highest responsibility,
has been arrested in Havana for forgery,
but was saved from the chaiu-gang by the
American Consul General, who thinks his
father will refund the money obtained.
1t is said that Gov. Walker is gathering
documentary evidence from his Kansas pa
pers to substantiate his charges against the
Cabinet of completely in the concoction Of
the Lecompton Constitution.
Samuel Werner, farmer residing near
Adrian, Seneca co., disappeared mysterious
ly on the 18th inst. Fears were enter
tanned that he had been murdered, as it was
: known he had nearly $500 on his person
when last seen. 1t has been recently as
certained, however, that he has eloped with
his wife's sister. He leaves wife and two
children to "mourn his loss."
A daughter of Joseph Barton fell into a
cistern in Syracuse, Thursday. A heroic
boy of thirteen, who was playing near, in
statly jumped after her and succeeded in
! holding her up until they were both res
cued. There's real romance for you.
Mrs. Sarah Robinson, woman whose
friends live in Akron, died yesterday morn
ing on the cars of the Cleveland d Toledo
= Road, while on her way home from Wis
d consin. She was far gone with consump-
i ton, but hopd to get homo to die. Hel
: body was forwarded to Akron last night
S Leader 26th.
The Newspaper Express Train on the
Hudson road, on Tuesday morning, ran sew
) en- miles in six minutesl between ALBANY
and CastletoD. This, if we are not mis-
country, being at the rate of seventy mile
an hour. a
In the speech of Caleb Gushing, on being
elected to preside over the Charleston Con
, vention, as reported by telegraph, he j
! made to speak Of the Preserved rights 0
/ the Southern States Itshould read "soV
ereign" States.
Give the "devil and Caleb, Cushing thei
Q due.
! The death of Mr.. John Shannon, son Q
+ Ex-Gov. Shannon, said to be young ma
!, of rare promise, is announced in the Kan
J. sas papers.
? Joseph Lane, farmer while plowine
near CarlinviIle, Illinois, on Monday, wa
s struck by lightning aud instantly killed.