The Fremont weekly journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County, Ohio) 1867-1877, 1869-11-12
NnIeEnoRKoop NEWS.

CRAwFORD Co, O.-Willie Sheriek, a lad
three yeara old, had his foot crushed under q
wagon, at Bucyrus, on the 3d. A team be-
longing TO George Todd, fell into fourteen
feet deep drain, at Bucyrus, a few nights
ago. Que horse lay On his back, tightly
wedged in, and the other lay on top of him
A crowd assembled and assisted the owner to
get them out. They we're sOrely bruised, but
no limbs broken. .Ous gentleman
in Bneyrus expended over sig hundred dol
lars in advertizing the past year, ma de money
by it, and is going to do "6otter," the in
coming year "A young mems Christian
Association was formed at Bucyrus on the
night of the 81 inst .----. Madeline Msdder.
a young lady living near New Washington,
attempted to commit suicide, on the 25th
ult., by taking poison. No cause assigned
for the deed.
RIcnLAND Co. Ohio.--T H. Barkdull. has
established new local paper. at Shelby.
1t is entitled the Richland county Gazette
-.-r,- -Billstein and Sbaen berg, have their
sheep-slaughtering establishment in opera
ton, and are pslting 500 daily ....B. B.
Taylor, of Plymouth; got on a special train
at MonroeVille, on the 31st ult, expecting it
to stop at Plymouth. As It did not do so,
he turned down the break and jumped, but
fell and broke his arm..-. Twenty sheep
belonging to Mr., Edw. Sherman, near Ply
mouth, we're killed by train on the s. NJ.
& N. R. r., one day last week.
SUMMIT Go, O.-The dwelling of Mr.. Dam
iel Brumbaugh, near Akron, was intered BY
burglars, On th he 25lh ult and q pocket book
containing valuable papers, and note amount.
ing to $4O0 stolen -. A coal company from
Youngstown have just struck vein of coal
within five mile of Akron. 1t is five feet
Thick. Theodore Seidel, living with Mrs.
Madison, ia Akron, was garrOtted by thieves
while returning from the barn, on the night
Of the Isl inst. He was robbed of fifty dol
lars, and the robbers escaped. .-.. The
Daily AEron Beacon will be issued on the
lst of December. We wish it success.
TIE rolling mill at Axiom is proving a sue
cess, orders being constantly ahead of SUD-
ply, although turning out 30 tons of iron
daily. The company is now turning out
l4O tons I. rail for a street Railroad IN Peo-
ria Illinois. Why cannot we have some such
enterprises in Fremont, as are INDUCED in
by the sa-ahesd citizens of other places.
Edw. De Ham, o. Springfield, while under
the inAuenee Of liquor, was thrown from his
wagon, on the Both ult., as be was driving
home, and the reins becoming fastened
about mis- body be was dragged 100 rods
over a rough road, his body mean while be.
ing rubbed aud lacerated by the wheels of
the wagon, He was SO injured that he died
soon after. Result of strong drink.
LAKE Co, GA little boy of seven years,
was attacked, on the street, in PainsviIle,
the other day,by ferOciOus dog and ssyerly
bitten------ PainsVille has string band.
composed entirely Of young ladies', who are
making preparation to give a concert soon,
for the benefit Of The soldiers monument
association !" concert was recently oivsn
by them, in that town, which Is yerv bigbIv
com~ended..... Some specimens of Pears
and grapes grown in California, were recsnIv
sent to Judge Harris, of Painsvslle, bv his
son Albert Harris, The fruit is sal TO be
far superior, 10 size and quality, to any
raised east.
LORATN Co. o.-The house of John Bacon.
Of BrOwnhelm, teok fire from a dsfeotivs
aiue, On the night of tbs Both, but was soon
extiDguished.- Mr.. s. Plumb, for years
a prominent business man, in ODE rlip. has
moved to Streator, III. "A Young man |
named Thomas, fireman of fieight train,
was run over and killed near RidgviIle
station last week. During the year end
ng August 3lst, Lorain Co. expended s72,
JS5. "a of which S34,l47 81 were paid to
ieacheTs. There are one hundred and seven.
'y-hve school houses, in the county, and one
luHdred ard ninety five teachers. During
he past year, five school buildings have been
erected.
SENECA Co. 0.-The thief who stole q
lOrse from Mr.. Buskirk, of Tifin, some time
lgO, was arrested last week, at Lafayette,
-as. On Sunday the 31st, as Mr., D. X.
Ny ers, of TihiO, accompanied by Miss Jes.;;ee
stem, Of SandusE. Z, was driving to Bowling
ireen, his horse became frightened, ard ran
way, throwing out the occupants of the
'uggy, and breaking Miss STEMS arm.
German, about Ghy years old, stranger,
n Tifin, died very suddenly, at the Grocery
T F, Derringer, on Tuesday ID, of heart
isease. He had applied for admission TO
he Infrmary, few days before, and gave
is name as John Ruth. - Mrs. Jennie
earles died at the residence of her son in
Nv, Hon. n. 7. Skinner of Fvstoris, on The
OH Of Oct aged 90 years. In her death
eneca Co., loses another Of its pioneers.