The Fremont weekly journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County, Ohio) 1867-1877, 1869-03-12

+ tached to a sleigh got frightensd, near Wes
4 Unity oh'tAe night0 0f Che Hrsi, and ran away
nj upgrtting its load. The 6or,e ran sever
'e miles.befOre it stopped. 49, Alss. Townsend
|; of FlsrsDce, fell = the ice last week, apt
:, dis!ocated her hip-. Court Commences Or
= the t6ih.---The Ee0ple of sOunty sSe k
|. vote or agaiussap infrmsf at the spring
I. election. 81
SgNEcA OoUNFEss O-Miss Eeikirk, b
+ Adams township, sged &C, disd suddenly,
J. while doing her Wishing, on fhe 20d u1ts A
J pOstmortem examinhtion revealed the fact
/ that one of the arteries of .the heart bad
I burstdd 49, ThOmaSa Hayes oF the Hayes
E House. FOstOria, died of consumption on the
/ azth pH H.--. On ths asth ult. DR., G. A. Hud-
| pp, died suddenly. at Fostoris, from a CON
esstivs chill. He was 10 yeas old AT
I tle Railroad meeting held at Tifin, on the
! 26th Ut, it was asssgtained thatabout $5O,-
goo hid been subFcyibsdsin TIE town and
ssputyn towards cafsying1Orward the enter
pgise- - A young msn Rshed Reard, resid- :
ing near Republic, was recently arrested and
Skeu to Attiea on charge of stealing pair
Of blankets. SHe was released on paying for
tbe blankets and dosb Ofsuit Ha- should
la4e been tossed IN the sblankels' for a
skort Gane- - Eigbteen marriage licenses
vs6re issued nom the Probate Court, during
tEe1month of February.
ToLEpo. o.-Phfiip Philips sang in
TeledO1Or thesbensda of the Eopug Mems
Christian UriOn, OnsFridsy night last. A.
Musical Society was organised last night, at
TIE Rooms of the Young SMci's Christian
UuiOH-= Object-tRes study kof classical
music--e- Henry Levi slsnghteled young
hSlf breed buffalo, For the market, onihe 4th
inst. Hwas rsisedsnear Sylvania, and was
ezhibited al tie State Fair, Last kll..- W.
b. Hoyt, of Eorwalk, ,abas sOldihis property
there aud will move to Toledo - Elizabeth
Csdy stshton, and Susan B. Anthony, lectur-
edst Whites Hall, oaThursday and Friday
eFsnings Of lsstweeir.s Audieucs large.
Isaac p ROmihe, of Mars6feld, Indiana, |
stock dealer, Just from Buffalo, stopped at
the ST. Charles Hotel, on Saturday last, to
await the Sunday night train On. the T. d |
W, Road. He had with him two packages
Of money SIOO and $500, concealed in his
under garments Sunday morpiug, while
dressings be placed them upon bis bed, and
left them. there not missing them until
about o'glock In the afternoon. He hast
enedto his room, but could nOs-fDd them
there. The proprietor of the house was
tbeninfOrmed Of the matter and thorough |
search wsde Detectives were called in, and
on nyestigation,i it was decided to arrest the
servant girl who had made the bed in that
room. When arrested5sh admitted she had
seen the money: and had placed it in astaud
drawer ih-the room. Il could not be found
there, aud she was held for further examfna.
ton. = r.
FsEFON COuN4z o-gbe county Teachers
Associations, metat Wauseon on the 9th ult.,
and Withhold their nextmeeting there on the
first Satasday@of April :. The Baptist
church, Of Wauseon, have recently added
twenty new members to their church, fifteen
Of them By recent immersion. --zghe Dis
ciples. are holding series of meetings at
WauseOn. So are the Methodists. Julius
N. Marsh, of ottokee, died on the 98th uIt.
at Scranton Lucas County. He was an old
aud respected citizen. :. VIM Aultman,
printer, aged twenty eight years, died at
Nauseon, on the 2i inst He atone time
published a paper at Wanseon. III
'WooD oorNrr, o. dwelling house on
the farm of Eber Wilson, near Perrysburg,
vas destroyed by fire on the Sd inst 1t was
occupied by Mr.. Harvey and family, who
were absent at the tune. A small ibOv, after
school, hadgone into4he house, lighted
fire in the z.Ove, and gone out to play. Soon
after, the house was discovered on ere, the
neighbors gathered, gOtout most Of the fur
niture, but could not save the house IS.
Iepnard of West Miilgroge, made large
new broom for Gen. Grant, and sent 1t to him
by Express He will make clean sweep
with it. The handle and wire were striped
red, white and blue
OTTAWA COUNTY, O.-Geo. Sholbrook, of
Port Clinton, who shot himself recently !.
while in boat shooting muskrats, died on
lhe 2sth ult., from the effects of his injuries.
---- On Wednesday last the voters of Eluors
were 70 decide by ballot whether or not 70
build a neW School House u. The Union :
how appears as an eight column paper, and :
IS Otherwise improved We are glad to note
his evidence Of prosperity, in our neighbor !"
SUMMIT COUNTY, O.-John Rowan fell from Il
car, at Akron, on the 9th ult, his head a.
trikiBg the ground, vas severely injured. :, !"
Henry BIeuenhoimef was hbed 81 0 and costs, y
y the Mayor of Akron, for indecently ex- "
,Osing his person. He should have been sent - :,
o jail. - Mr. E. FSteinbacber, of Akron, Z
ell upon the icy crossing of Main ard Mar !
ret streets, a AkrOe, on the LIST inst and :,
ut bis face badly III November last, an :, =
was stolen from the clerk of the :
Miller House, Akron, and no trace of it +
ould be found, A few days ago the clerk y y
it On The back Of stranger, and =
ad him arrested. 1t Itappears that he bought "
from the thief innOcently, but gave pos "
essipn Of it TO the lawful owner. -. They "
ave German Fhestgieal trpupe, atlAkron &
"A Mower and Reaper Knife Factory is pl
0 be established at Akron, arrangements to 10
hat end having been concluded with heavy Sc
lastsrn company Fbe wOTksaTe to be very ol
and viii occupy nearly an entire to
Iusre---- Emil Fige and Philip Mcoue, had to
qnarrel about going r;hriding with the N
lme. girl, at Akron, few days ago. In y
Mcoue had to ray a fue, and y
i've bail IN $50 to keep the peace a re- b
ival in the African NJ. E. Church, at Akron, O1
as resulted in adding forty.fOur new mem. d
ers to the church Tile N. E. church, No
WRitel has added seventy new members hi
he Disciples church had gained pinsteep IN
ew members. Revival meetings are being pl
ED in the Congregational church. Also in III
lie Evangelical church About one o'clock. qu
unday morning lagt, sdsstrpctiFe 6FebIeke be
vt in WeseneFs blOck in Akron, and de- oil
royed two brick buildings and all the La
ame ones from Canal street to High. The ao
rincipal sufferers we're: Wesener, owner co
the dry goods store StOver d Noble,
on store ! Miller + Wheeler, shoe store of
dams q Hockj tl0thibg' store Wright 4 rel
rear, tin store; Backody, jeweler Bitman, tn
tocery Henry & McMasters, owners of the ha
ailding, had hardly anything saved, The So