The Fremont weekly journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County, Ohio) 1867-1877, 1868-12-18

too intimate with young German girl, Of
the neighbothOod, zaad having refused 70
marry her, was visited by the mother Of the
girl few days ago, aud whipped BY her un-
tsl he was nearly killed, Verdict, served
him right. sossays the UaiOa.
HANCOCK CqUSrg, o-JOhn E. Wilson, a
boy about Is years old, belonging in Find
lay, went out hunting last week, and fired
at quail. Gun burst and flew in all diree-
tions, boy krocked senseless, but not other
wise injured. Quail escaped uniniured..--.
A COW worth SIS was stolen from the barn Of
Mr.. VIM. Campbell, of Liberty township, on
the night Of The 81 inst. Ii was traced in
the direction of Maumee 0ity...-, Mr.. D.
Blodgert Of Benton, who had been 10 Mich
igan, on his return stopped al Defiance, where
he put up over night. In the morning bis
team was non est. No clue 70 tbe thieves.
| RIcBLAND COUSTY, 0.-The barn of DIR.
J. N. Mowry, in Mansfield, was set fire to
by an iucendisry, on the night of the h
inst, and totally destroyed -. A destructive
FIRE thought 10 have been the work Of an
incsndiary, occurred in Mansfsld, on the
morning of the llih inst, A block Of build
ingp ia which Wero two grocery stores, owned
by O. s. Hickox and Rhodes & Faer, and an
auction room, owned by E, Kinkaid, was
burned. The upper part of the block vas
occupied by a lady named Foley. as board
ing house. Everything in the boarding
house was lost; spd only portion Of the
goods of Rhodes d Faer, saved. Total loss
set down at between $1,000 and $sOOO In.
sured for $4,000. 80 f'4 D'o'47'
AsHrABULA CouSTY. OLA correspondent
of the COnneaut Reporter predicts adWarm,
pleasant winter, with comparatively little
snow, considerable rain and many fogs.
Reason, corn huskH very thin, fine and silky,
and do not ct down to the ear. Hes don't
seem TO hit it well so far . On the 4tR inst,
at Genoa, Mrs. Spencer I. clothes line, Oh
which were divers articles Of apparel, vsH
removed, and carried of, clUthSsline and all
The theft was soon discovered5 the thief Sol-
lowed and arrested, and the goods recovered
- GLAND Warren, of Madison, While drunk
was elected from a dOggsry, short tim,
since. Afterwards he attempted to strike
some one through the window. but cut hir
arm so badly that be nearly bled to- death
He was taken home, and died from the effects
of't6e injury, on the Sd inst -. On the 5tl
inst, Mr.. and Mrs. H. Fay, Of Jefferson
celebrated their golden wedding. q,
OHANPAes CouETr.-A young man named
Lamb, was assaulted in UtbaDs, on th,
night of Thanksgiving day, by rOWdies, ant
brutally beaten. He was afterwards arrest.
ed and taken tojsil by the policemen, while
his assa lants were permitted to escape. Ex'
eellent police, they have AllsdJ
was burned uPlin the store of s. W. Hiett
of Urbana, on the evening Of the 7th inst
under the following circumstances The gai
in the window had just been lighted, and
the burning paper thrown pPOu the floor
and supposed 70 have been s1Gnguisbed. A
that moment the door wasiOpened and III
wind blew It under a lady's dress 70 which
it set fire, burning the co hing entirely of,
It was model lady, used to display sbawls
fiTs, DC, on--eHly. ' ,a l1o. -,