The Fremont weekly journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County, Ohio) 1867-1877, 1868-10-02
NEWS of the WEEK.

LoPEz, who betrayed Maximilian at Quer-
retaro, is now in San Francisco. s-o..
= Tar latest news from Spain states teat the
lnsuTection has broken cut 10 Madrid, and
the Queen has fed to France.a1 nsdi
FrrE railroad from Medina to Wellington
has been surveyed. and can be built for So
900 per. mile. g' .s's91 % 1r3r
VII. ESeLIsH, former Democratic men,
erb Of Congress from The lid District Of
Indiana, now supports Grant and oOlfOx.
Ex-PREsIDENT PIERCE is very feeble. His
nerves are quite shattered. It is doubtful if
he ever gets about again. L.e-
TaE New York Sun is informed that Jas.
T. Brady, Esq, of that city, has resolved to
vote for Grant and OOlfax. rl.I ua-
W. B. WAsHBUKNE has been renominated
for Congress by the Republicans of the
Ninth Massachusetts District ~.
THE HoS. FRED. LAUER, of Reading, Penn,
and I24 of his friends and employees, all
stout Democrats, have come out for Grant
and Oolfax.
,i ApYIoEs from Oregon speak encouraging
" Of the prospect of carrying the State for
Grant and Colfax. Of 7es .r.t~- 4
The Lieutenant Bseeher lately killed by
the Indians. on the Republican River, in
Kansas was sanepheF Of Henry Ward Beech
er. 1iH ae a'gcw 81. uesi ai.4 4
"a lLARex number Of valuable Vermont
sheep viii soon Tbe brought to Belmont
County, Ohio, for breeding, and among them
is one ram valued at $1,000. aGob haa 4
1IsS single club that paraded on Tuesday
night, at the Union League meeting in
Philadelphia, there marched IS men who
voted the Democratic ticket last Fail.
TRE schooner Hypen, owned by Y. Ferris
Of Milan, Ohio, and loaded with pig-iron
EouadeTed near Detroit Thursday evening,
and three Of her crew were drowned,
Dr. TOWNSEND P. ABEEL editor of Our
Country, he Democratic paper in Middle
town. Ceun., and the organ Of the party IN
Middlesexl County sbandons his old party,
and viii sustain Grant aud 0olfax. .sghi-
FEEscIs Oo0sEsy Of Erie, Monroe County
Michigan, who, during his youth, carried the
@Hil between Detroit and Sandusky, follow
ing an Indian trail, was buried on Sunday
week, at the age of ssventy-fOur.
A rRorTINe meeting will open at Chicago,
on Tuesday, October go and continue four
days. Two purses of f$5, 600 are offered, if
Mountain Boy and Lady Tborne enter, and
$4,000 in all will be given iH-prizes. '''-
LUcIUs NEwroS, Of Richfeld, lately
undertook to smoke out a pestiferous nest of
hornets, which had colenized in his barn.
Ho did so, and burned his barn besides, with
y large quantity Of hay and grain.1 .,-,,
THEEE is a region in Minnesota lying
back of Red Wing twenty-five miles long
BY zfteen wide, almost entirely occupied BY
SOsndinsvians. This dense mass of NOrwe-
gilns and Swedes are honest industrious
and prosperous, b. tsf.s s-
OHAELEs JANIS, a son of @. P. R. james,
fhs well-knOwn English novelist addressed
q Grant and Oolfax Club at Eau Claire, Wis.
on Friday evening of last week. The Eau
Claire Free Press says that until recently.
Mr.. james has been an ultra Democrat.
r, oRLAEDo SHELDoEs of Cleveland, osvego
Co., New York, died at the MsssasOit House,
at at.spring6eld, Massachusetts, from the es-
cape Of gas in his room, on Tuesday night,
be having blown out his light instead Of
tuuF turning II On mHEis viiasa aIa .bsas.
TIE respite Of Mrs. Victor, the condemn
Cd murderess at Cleveland, expires on the
Goth Of November, and the opinion. that she
will be hung generally prevails. Her mental
condition is apparently, unchanged, but
hor physical health iSgOod.
TIE cattle disease, it appears, has not dis
appeared from the vicinity of Chicago. Cattle
are dying almost daily south Of the city,
John Wentworth has lost no less than ST.
900 worth Of his choice cattle on his stock
farm. Examinations Of the cattle that have
died q the disease prove that the spleen is
literally rotten.
TIE Union Pacific Railroad has been
completed 70 within two huhured miles of
Salt Lake, and if the weather. continues "a
Eorable, the next sixty days viii see it COM
pleted TO Salt Lake. Three hundred rand
twenty-five miles Of railroad have been built
this e,ansu,aF .-e-- 4 q. ..--ra-. 81
TIE wickedsst man " in louisville has
been arrested on charges preferred by his
wife that he beat starved and threatened
her into the most servile subjection to him.
The unfortunate woman is literally '' black
and blue from Che brute's i'll usage.
The Philadelphia correspondent of the
New York Tribune, predicts that the Re-
publican State ticket in Pennsylvania will
be elected 10 October by at least Geary's
majority in 1866 az ,OOO,) and that it is
likely to go to 2O,OOOor 25,OOO ,-Philadel-
phia is'prOmissd to give from 1900 to 5, 600
Republican majority. a
THE Illinois State Fair at Quincy closed
Friday evening. The total receipts Of the
week we're over so, 600, more than enough
to cover all The expenses. But for the rainy
weather during most Of the week, the receipts
would have been much larger. As an ex-
bibition, the fair was q fine success.
The impression of those vino have recent
ly visited Utah is, that the MormODs will
soon break up, and that Brigham Young,
who is worth some millions Of dollars, will
60 to some other cline, where he can enjoy
his wealth and the society Of his favOrite
wives.
A LTTr1E Rock, Arkansas, Dispatch to the
,,s. Louis Democrat says Captain Simpson