The Fremont weekly journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County, Ohio) 1867-1877, 1869-08-13
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The Exposition. Ofitextile fabrics at Gin
cinnai has proved to be a great success.
The exhibition was largely attended, and
cohsiderable progress was sTnadeiin the way
Ofexciting a deep interest in the cause of do
nestle manufacturers aTgg5as 30 tEsst s1
Mrs. Bradshaw, lady for many years a
resident Of Berlin Township, Monroe eeun.
ty Michigan, died at her residence a few
days since, in giving birth TO her thirty -frst
child who survives her, and with two others
are the only ones living out of this extraOr-
dinsry family. The others died at different
ages from four to thirteen. The couple had
been married twenty mine years. e ~
The Toledo Blade tells good story about
Columbus COpperhead, one ofthe venom
0us kind, who reeled into the convention
just as they were hurrahingl for Rosecfans.
"Wha' dye nominate Rosecrans fOfR" in
quired this indignant soldier killer. }"Why
we had to nominate some one who'd get
Republican votes, WIS the answer "Then
Why'n thunder didn't you nominate Hayesf
He'll git more publican votes than any man,
and I'd sooner vote for him." He was sound.
Hayes will get all the Republican votes, and
will be elected, $3.50 a-,-ss ls.l $3.50
The Cincinnati Times says that the most
philosophical way of accounting for the
nomination of Gen. Rosecrans by the Dem
aOcracy, is that which an old authority gives
the curious fact that the crocodile never
cries except in the PRESENCE Of saffron, to-
wit - The crocodile knows himself to be
all poison, and saffron to be all antidote. .
So the Democracy, knowing themselves to
have been poison during the var, in every
patriotic and moral sense, they are filed
with humiliatiOn and anguish in the presence
of loyal and devoted people. To get out
Of the purgatory Of tribuiatiOn, they con-
cluded to adhinisterto to themselves an enor-
NOUS dose of saffron in shape of Gen. Rose
Grams. ''''' '.-' p = ,.sI .-',l,.. rs.
An Illinois paper utters warning; "PeO-
pie 1t this season should look out fer the
large worm which infests tomato vines. Its
sting is deadly poison. It is of green col
or, two OF taree inches long, and as large as
a mans finger. At Red Greek, Wayne
county, .seryapt IgirlI while gathering to-
matoes, received Punsture from one of
these worms, which made a sensation SINH
lar to that Of bee sting, In short time
the poison penetrated TO every part Of the
system, and she yas thrown into spasms,
which ended in DEATH" ---. -.-..ts--
The farm Of our friend Leonard Bliss, Of
Darby township, was visited last week by
one of the heaviest hail storms we perhaps
have ever had in this county. His entire
crop Of grass. standing wheat, corn and fruit
was destroyed leaving scarcely vestigs to
know that any crops were growing. The
hail came down in chunks Of ice and where
it bounded sgsinst the fence, lay foot deep,
and did not disappear for twenty -four hours
The fruit trees were entirely stripped of
fruit and leaves, and were SO badly barked
that they ars dying Mr. Bliss fortunately
had about seven acres of wheat cut, which
though damaged, win not leave him bread
less for the coming gear. The storm, for
tunately, vas not extensive IN its desruc-
ton, Mr.. B, and Two or three others being
the main sufferers. AarysUilss Tribune.
From Chicago We receive the details of
the tragedy in Tazewell county, Illinois, by
which two men lost their lives and Others
were injured. 1t seems that gang of horse
thieves were arrested and lodged in the Pc
kin jail, but released on account of the in
Formally Of the arrests. The deputy sheriff
and others pursued, Oyertook and had q
scrimmage with them, which resulted in the
repulse Of the officers and the murder Of the
deputy Ssss,if.s Subsequently a body OF
citizens captured and took 10 jail the dos
psEados, but soexasperatsd were the people
al the killing Of this deputy sheriff that
large mob gathered. broke into the fail,
took and lynchsd the leader Of the band of
iufRans. EhlI this sacrifice did not appease
the popular vrath and fears ware eniertain-
ed that others Of the villains would be made
to share the fate Of their leader.
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