The Fremont weekly journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County, Ohio) 1867-1877, 1868-11-06


bedu aud walk--Out Of the Navy De-
psTtmsbe Goodbye, old snoozerl
Sweet be thy dreams. .
The Plain Dealer tried to break its
falLin October by saying that twenty
thousand Jewish Republicans were In
tending to vote against Grant. In view
Of the returns, we would respectfully
inquiref 'eWheTe, oh where, are the
Hebrewk6ildren.
THE,census;of Warren has been com
pIetsd, AID 8 found that it has sufic-
lent inhabstantslfOr a city q the second
class. STEPS will be 4zk6 to transform
the incorporated village Of Warren in
to a city.
Nine young men wAO.lefb togss On
their velOcipedes at seven inSlfe morn
ing, reached PsfIs at nine ii115he even
ing. They Performed the distance Of
thirty-two lesgdes in elevehfsS5siliisis, hav-
ing rested three hours during tbe day.
Our Vice Presidspt,isTect who was
married to ahieceEOf~ Senator Wade.
on Tuesday, the 9th ult, received on
Tuesday last the congratulations of hun
dreds Of thousands Of his rejoiced fel-
low countEymen,
TIE steamer Lily, owned by Capt.
Tyler, of st. Louis, va sunk in the
Upper Missouri, on the 24lh ult. She
had cargo of Government stores
valued at $50, 900, (nO insurance.) Boat
valued at $4,000. Insured for $4,000.
sstlU sin =5 Gts1 E4fa
FORTY stacks of hay were destroyed
by fire, on the prairie west Of Plymouth
and New Haven, on Friday afternoon
and night. Some rascals set fire to the
dry grass of the prairie and thus occa-
stoned. destruction of from 81, 500 to
$4,000 worth of feed. tsr~ sew
THs Union League Club, of New
York, has offered areward of one thou
sand dollars for the arrest and conYic-
ton of the williams who attacked Chris
topher Pullman, on Friday last The
Mayor should have done this, but as his
friends were the guilty parties, it would
never do to bring them to justice on
the eve of an election.
THE chivalric Forrest of Fort Pillow
massacre notoristy, has virtually issued
a challenge to General Fitzpatrick, and
names Gen. Basil Duke, of Louisville,
as the party through whom be viii re-
ceiye any communication he has to
make. Valiant Forrest,-choose rifles,
Fitzpatrick, and it will turn out another
Burlingame affair.
A GENTLEMAN who recently had an
interview with Governor Brownlow says
the latter is SO extremely feeble as to
fOrcibly suggest the idea of his early
decease. He is barely able to talk, and
totally inadequate to the task of walk
ing. The gentleman AYERS that the
Governor will never be able to start for
Washington.
The Cleveland Able, of the Cincin-
natl Observatory, advises those who wish
to see meteors, to be on the lookout on
the evenings Of the l9tb, 18th, 14th
and 18th of November.
The above is not intended for the
Democracy. 1t is believed they ''saw
stars" enough, on the evening of the Sd
inst.
The Western Union Telegraph Com
oany extended the courtesies of their
wires to General Sheridan at Fl. Hayes,
Kansas. In the very heart of the In
iian country he received the news of
he triumphant victory of his great
eader, and was doubtless as exultant
,ver the news as at the surrender of
Lee, What rousing night the boys
It Fort Hayes must have made of it,
a boarder at the Gait House, Gin
.innati, named Bristle, belonging to
forepaugh's circus, had the misfortune |
o retire few nights ago without lock-
ng his door. Before morning some ex-
,ert removed two valuable diamond
ings from his vest pocket aud a dia-
nond cluster pin from his shirt bosom,
nd made good his escape' They were
-alued at $l,sOo. |
A LARGE number of the substantial,
aw abiding citizens of Columbus, ire
pectiVe Of party, have pledged very
lrge sum for the prosecution of all
ases Of illegal voting, and fraudulent
oters may take warning that they will
e prosecuted to the utmost extent of
be law, These gentlemen are deter
mined that the fair name of our city
hall not suffer through the lawless
cts of irresponsible men. This is
air Columbus Journal
The jewelry store of Lange & Bro,
n Fourth St, Cincinnati, was visited
y several professionally" Oh the 2sth
It., who wished to examine some
ismonds. Two trays, one ofnngs the
ther of pins, were set before them.
Inc selected ring, but the other not
, easily satisfied, wished to examine
rge cluster-pin which he saw in the
low case. While the clerk was getting
out the other snatched two rings and
solitaire pin, with which he disap-
cared before he could be oyerhauled.
is confederate escaped amid the con-
sion. Value of diamonds stolen,
1000,