The Fremont weekly journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County, Ohio) 1867-1877, 1868-07-24
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ANDY ]. oontsmPlates a visit to Ten
nesse as soon as Congress adjOurns. si
The GAINESVILLE Courier reports two
hundred and fifty babies on one street
in that village. 7o5 7seio Us 5e5
EDWARD Coles, Governor of Illinois
from 1922 to 1926, died at Philadelphia
on the 7th inst, aged 80 years. gs-
THREE car loads of new wheat, raised
in the vicinity Of indianapolis, were
shipped East from that city on Tues
day. s6i-s cel53leas 7i M
The British government has given
in its adherence to the position of the
American government on the question
of adopted citizenship,
ADA H. WboD, seventeen year old
pirl. committed suicidein Newburyport,
Mass, becuse of failure to get an ex-
pected diploma at school examination.
Gov. Hayes has reprieved Mrs. Vic
tor, condemned to be hanged August
2aLh until November sOth, and order
ed her removed to the Northern Ohio
Lunatic Asylum, at Newburg.
A cOronor's jury in Dayton has found
a new synonym for drunkenness. They
find that deceased Hdied of alcoholism,
together with the effects of sun-stroke
received yesterday, from which vitiated
and debiIitated state his system was un-
able to rally" I
In Louisville, a boy bearing about
the streets a transparency advertising
a theater, fell asleep on the steps Of a
fashionable church with his burden,
'FThis is the only theater now open in
the city," brilliantly cleaning in front
of the door,
The Frontier Inder reports that Gen.
Crook had attacked some Indians in
TdahO-date not given-had been de-
feated, and was obliged to send to bis
camp for Wagans tq take in his dead.
General Crook had two companies Of
InfantFy.-Fhe Indians we're well forti-
fed, ,s.s...r 81
A ROOSTER in Newburyport, Mass,
has Just hatched out a brood Of chickens,
1t seems that he belonged to hen, and
was badly henpecked. After the hen
had been setting few days, she left
the nest and drove the male to -her
place, where he continued to perform
her duties till the chickens were hatch
ed, and then took sole charge of them.
On Sunday evening last, two men,
while crossing Niagara river in skif,
broke one of their oars, and we're swept
over the falls. Their, fate was moi
discovered untl Wednesday, when
some fragments Of the boat and Of their
bodies were picked up,
Two boys in AtchisOn, Kensas, few
DAYS ago, got inside of bakers bread
box-such. aa is used in distributing
bread, cakes, etc, about the city-and
were accidentally or otherwise shut uE
in #, the lid being fastened with {
catch which they could not force. They
remained in the bog several hours, and
we're nearly sufocated before released
THE Nashville Banner states that
Dr.. Peters, widely known as the mar
who shot and killed General Van Dorm
of the Confederate agmF, during th'
war, for alleged intimacy with Mrs
Peters, was in that city one day las
week, in company with the quondan
Mrs P. The long estrapged couple ar,
now said to be on the best of terms
and it is reported that the broken mar
riage VOWS are soon 10 be renewed.
/ As two men we're passing tenemen
house in Hartford, on Thursday last
they wefa Mortified at seeing a chill
about two years of ssa sssa standing on tn
outside window-sill in the thlG stor5
with the window closed. Procuring
sheet they held it beneath the window
expecting every instant to see the littl
one drop, while third person rushe'
to the room, and finding the door lock
ed, burst itaopen and rescued the chill
! from its perilOus position. 81
The Chinese mandarins, who visite
the House on Tuesday, wore hats shar
i ed much like the seaside hats in ladie
use this summer; and drsped in blac
gowns, looked at a little distance lik
, respectable old ladies. They wer
} much bothered for autographs. Wr
ting their names seemed to be rathf
E an irksome affair, as compelling ther
; I to lay aside the inevitable and indiI
: pensable fan, They were treated t
lemonade in the cloak room, and pas
3, ed their glasses for more, indicatin
! that the beverage suited the Chimes
stomach.
e No young man who desires to SUI
eeed in business has any time to lo'
$ in shufling about in experimental clerl
T ships; and after finishing his scho
education the sooner he makes choic
! of his business for life, and sets hin
b self at work to,learn and become su
t cessfully established, the better. \
young man can afford to make a mi
i take in his choice of occupation; Il
p first choice should be the true on
: And for this reason we would say 70
: young m an in regard to routine cler
: ship by no means accept a place
2 that kind not even If the salary