The Fremont weekly journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County, Ohio) 1867-1877, 1868-11-13
NE1eHBoRHooD NEWS.

ERIE OOUNTT.-1he oil works, GuanO fac-
tory and ice-house Of b. & E. Pincus and
Robert F. West, near Sandusky city, were
destroyed by fire on Saturday morning last.
The Register gives the loss as follows:
Buildings and machinery $4,000; manufac-
tured guano, $4,000; ice house, 81 600; isiDg-
glass about s1,UO9; oil, $500; making total
of about $I08OO. We understand that the
only insurance was on the ice house, which
was insured for $500. With praisewOrthy
energy, the prOprieiors had the ruins cleared
away, and new materials on the ground to
conn building, on Saturday evening.
A meeting Of the citizens of Sandusky,
to eoufer with a committee from Perry
county, was held at the Court House on
Tuesday evening last. The object was to
push the Straitsville Railroad enterprise.
HuRox CoUNrY-The Bellevue Gazette
says that German woman named Kunzel-
man. living near Higbee, Harris & Co.'S
mill, attempted TO take revolver from her
son, who was upder the influence of liquor,
a few evenings since, when the weapon was
discharged and she wounded severely.
The Reflector says: Messrs Daniel Watrous
and George Gauff, of this place, proceeded
to the polls together, on Tuesday last, and
cast their votes for Grant and Oolfax. In
1928, these same gentlemen voted in Nor.
walk for Andrew Jackson for President
'Just forty years ago."
Two barns and other cut t-hOuseS belonging
to. Hon. G. B. Simmons. Of Greenfield town
ship, with their contents Of grain, hay, de-,
were destroyed by fire on the morning of the
lst inst. Loss $4,000 No insurance.
SENECA CoUNrY.-Tbe barn Of Mr.. O.
WiDninger, near McCulcheOnville, was
burned on the lst., together with its entire
contents. Loss $4,000 -. Wednesday
last was the day set for Mr. Sharp to pay
his bet, at Fostoria. he had laid wager
with Mr.. Sehlesinger, that Grant would
not carry Ohio by $4,000. The losing party
was to wheel the winner from the Public
Square to- The Railroad Depot and back, in
a wheetbarrow. Schlesinger was to carry
the Stars and Stripes ------A A little girl fell
from the bridge at Tiffin, few days ago, and
was nearly drowned. .--.-- Phe enumeration
of youths between the ages Of and 81 years,
shows a total of IL ,568-5 973 males and
$685. females. OolOred youth, 60 The
body of an infant was found tied up in bag,
in barn in the ID ward, Tifin, on the after
r al NJ. 81
author of the infanticide could be obtained.
OTTAWA CoUNrY.-Dudley Ellis, of Ben
ton, charged with procuring forged natural
ization papers, ard examined before Com
missioner White, of Cleveland, on the 4th
inst, was discharged for want Of sufficient
evidence The Ottawa UaiOn, whose
editor, Judge Sloan, was once Probate
Judge of Ottawa county, in its last issue
says. Judge MiEner and others have been
calvassing for the purpose of finding some
thingen US. The Judge was 10 Carroll on
election day. We are told he got certificate
issued by US three or four years ago, and
some one to make affidavit before Esquire
H. N. Winnie that We issued it illegally. Go
10, gentlemen; shove it right along before it
spoils on your hands. We ape sorry you
got man to make the affidavit whom we
don't believe understands English well
enough to know what he was swearing to.
We say now that the sffidaTit mace is false |
il fact, and We will prove it by three wit
nesses. Wade in /"
WooD OoUNTY.-Joseph Paminto, of Per-
rysburg, vent to lime kiln, on the Sd inst,
to get load of lime. The mel at the kiln |
were filing it at the time, witIstops which
they wheeled up on an elevated bridge Mr.
P. drove under the bridge, when a stone
fell and hit him on the head and face. He |
died the same evening 1.-THE Sentinel
relates that Mrs. Clara BIun, formerly of |
Perrysburg, together will her little boy,
were captured by Indians near Fort Lyons.
The family, in companywith eight others,
were en- route for Kansas Rhenthe indians.
stampeded their cattle and captured the
woman snd child ..-.- The Sentinel intends
adopting the cash iu ADVANCE system, on the
commencement of its Jew volume. Tired of
long credits ts.,..N. L. Besanson, of Port
age, was arrested on ,he 4th inst, and taken
to Cleveland, on clarge of having distrib-
uted fraudulent naturalization. papers, issued
by the Probate JUICES of Putnam, Wyandot
and Ricbland couples. He was already un-
der bonds for sililar offsnss. He was the
Democratic candidate for County Clerk, at
the October eletiOn.
LUCAS CoUxY.-A little daughter of
Joseph GOOde, Of Palmyra, was burned to
death few dys ago. The calamity is
rendered doubl distressing 10 the parents,
from the fact tat they lost another child in
the same WY few months ago. Foster
R. Warren. of ylvania, was examined before ,
Commissioned osborne, on charge of dis
tri6utiug fraulleRt naturalization certif-
Gates, on Mondy lst. and sufficient evidence
obtained to ocasio. his being held in $4,000
bonds for trid bore the U. S. Circuit I