The Fremont weekly journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County, Ohio) 1867-1877, 1869-04-23
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casioned BY the rupture Of blood vessel.
A lock OF human hair was found by
Maine WOOd-chopper recently, buried iOu
inches deep in a beech tree. It had bee
there fully so years.
The Des MOines RegispsI -eys that Nj
Books, Of that vicinity, has Seeu throw
into the delerirps- tremens- By -the-use Of
tobacco anidete. oi sss4
Gen, Andrew J eHickenloOpeF has 500
for the erection f7the McPherson Moqg
ment. Heisi Secretary Of the association
that has that. matter in ebnrge, ~ a. l.si
The members of the. Ohio eLegislstur
have nearly all been vsccinated, beinl
frightened by tie illness Of speaker Thorn
hill, Of the HOuseo,wh0. ia suffering from
Farialoid. ir s2g53 9 bssipy
'Rererdy JohnsoRs successor has beel
confirmed by unauinous vote. His treaty
was rejected with almost equpi iananuity--
only one member {AIco coreery, ofKentueky,
voting. for it. ith 5a al ID bsHsaf
The following seniim6ut is attributed d
Napoleon BOtapartes A bandsOme Womsr
pleases the eye, but good Woman Pleases
the heart The one is ajewel-the other il
treasure" ti-1 i1i g's1 esa sql
Ninety female clerks were discharged from
the Treasury DEPARTMENT. on the l4th.--
sixty more are % be discharged A mum
Der of male clerks ave also TO be discharged
Retreuebment is the order of the dsy. 5ei'
A hick driver in Buffalo, who had de-
tanned two gentInien purposely from reach
ing their train in order that be might make
more money out Of them, was arrested and
compelled u pay their hotel bill and the
cost of the case.
The Enquirer says that 'eRAsr's admira-
tion for war-recerds is a little mixed, Z" and
mentions his removal Of BLAIR as an ilstance
of has depreciation thereof. But were not
Gen. BLAIR's 'war-lecorts, perhaps, q little
mixed especially after last July2
Mrs. Elizabeth Creedon, the widow Of
the unfortunate man, Timothy oreedon, who
recently died from the offscts 1.-THE bite oi
a mad dog in Cincinnati, bss compenced
suit against Mr., Joseph Hoeveler, tbs owner
Of the rabid animal, laying, her damages at
$4,000. er..ias 7a6 - H.
On Thursday last a man and woman af-
ter crossing the railroad near, Reynolds, In
diana, in a wagon, threw out a bundle at
the roadside. Some, children, who had
observed them came up aud discOyered an
infant, newly born and stabbed twice in
the breast. The wagon was. followed and
the parties arrested. s4g.f .6t E
The one-srmed soldier Of Hardin City,
Iowa who challenged the one1armed men
of the State to chop wood with him, has
found contestant in ABB. Smith, offspring
Vale, Linn County, another ohe7armed
soldier, who offers tqIeA0P from one TO
twenty five cords, on a wager of $1,000
the winner to get pay for the work,
THE public debt statement upto April /,
gives the to&l debt outstabdiDgst 81, ,596,
S9s, ,59s, against g, ,6Os, ,g94, ,694 on the Ist Of
Barch--a reduction of Sl0OS6l56, The
issue to RAILROADS has incf6sssd during the
month 81, ,9I5, 800. The amount of debt less
cash in the Treasury, has been reduced
SIS, 9,I4O.443. -am fo-iaa.'s '#s
Colonel Eli S. Parker, hhmseIfa an Indian,
has been appointed TO the important office
Of Commissioner of Indian Aif{ifs. Colonel
Parker was during the war one Of the staff
officers Of General Grsnt, and 10 that capa-
city the President became acquainted with
bis honesty his fidelity, and his ability in
The management of affairs. lH'li t'. '-i
In his complaint sgsinst Mr.. Perry, his
Secretary of Legation, Minister Hale took
exception to the appearance of Mrs. Perry
at public meeting in Madrid during the
of the late revolution, where, as be
alleged, she stood upon the stage s'befoFe the
assembiage, With her long hair
lowing down her neck and shoulders, and,
with stage effect, delivered short poem in
-avor Of the abolition Of slavery in Cuba"
A fatal nitrO-gly ycerine explosion took
place on Wednesday, at Bergen, N. J., 4
,aused By heated iron being placed in con
act with quantity of that substance at the
potion OF a water barrel. One man, Ns-
.haniel Guarde, was thrown twenty feet into
he air, through the roof Of a blaeksmitbis
hop. He was killed instantly, aud, his
oOdy was horribly mutiIsted. Another man
vas severely injured. f}
Springfield, Ohio, was visited on Saturday
y one of the largest snow storms of the
eason. The accumulation Of snow on the
oof Of the blacksmith shop attached to tho
Ieffel WaterWhetl works was SO great as to /
.ause the building to fall, burying eight of
be workmen. Five of them were danger
,usly ijured-One, it is thought, fatally.
Fred Weldert, of Evansville, Ind, was
struck on the head by.a falling brick, re-
emily, and knocked senseless. BE soon,
however, got up and went into the house,
unihjured. On examination, |
loweytr, it appeared that his skull was
rushed, aud twenty pieces of bone were re-
moved, leaving the brain bare for space of
wo inches square. He continued coDforta-
lie, and did not appear to be incOmmOded |
y the sccident. 'a 8di a.
The little city of Richmond, Indiana, is a
.ood deal exiied over the action of the Ooun-
il on the new ward business. The Reprib-
leans petitioned to divide the Third Ward |
t Seventh street, making new Republican
yard, and securing to the Republicans a
majority in the City Council. The Demo-
rats petitiOned to divide the ward at Vine
treet, making a new Democratic ward, and
he Democratic Council propose to submit |
be last proposition TO a vote, and entirely, |
guore the other, although by law both |
must be submitted The Republicans pro-
,ose 10 make a square tight on the question
nd vote on the Seventh street division,
rhether the Council submit it or not
On Friday afternoon last, two large fires
Tere under headway, at Cleveland, at one |
ine. The slaughter house of Mr.. Sholl, in
be rear Of the A.. d W. R. R. depot, was
destroyed. The FIRE is supposed to have
sught frou sparks from locomotives. It
lad been on fire twice before within week,
rom the same cause, but each time the fire
vas extinguished with little damage The
asst time the destruction was total and in
-olved a loss of 2,OO0-insured for $s625.
The second fire was at Growells barrel
works near The depot of the Great Western
Dispatch A blazing ember from The, first
ire was carried by wind into an out
building of the barrel factory, and soon the
.ntire works WeIe in flames. Mr., CroWell's |