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


WOOD Co, ,.O.-Ad sffSay deeuilssd in YES!
ton, on the 18th, which it is thought, will
reault in the death of0ne Sftbs psFties zen!
gagged in it, named RabbsVs "A man 6nAm
ed McKenpan requested Rabbetto play acsirdt
which he refused TO do, and in, abe, ,qsssrIIel
that ensued McKennaa 1stshbedI cRabbst.
The wound is of serious character anfftit
thought will prove fatal. McKeDuan has
been arrested ,,,,,Tbe residence of .Capt.
John Mckee, Of Weston wa entered ID BE
2lst, and his Pocket-bOOk containing 5000
stolen, aia gaE zaisa557a4 s1s od Y
HANCOCK Co. O.-A boy spilled some coal
oil in Millers Drug StOEessin Findlay, the
other day, and in order to erase the grease
threw shovel full of hot ashes on the spot.
The oil immediately ignited and but for the
prompt sctiOn of persons present, might have
communicated to lot of benzine and tur-
psntine which was nesr.I nWnNSg
CRAwToED Co, 0.AThe Bdeyfus papers
are still "gOing it" upon the subject of dan
cling Abraham Frost. of Holmes Tp.
raised 26 bushels wheat on about half sn
acre of ground the past season,, 3iItis, called
Deals White Wheat, and yields largely >.
Sheriff Keplinger, who was 80 badly inii ured
by being thrown from buggy, several weeks
agO, is lying very l9E., Riskkun wasAusry
badly fractured, both on top of the head aud
at the base of the brain, DR.. Firnstone, Of
Wooster, removed about five square inches
of the skull bone, which had .bssn,sppessirR 2
upon the brain, and it wss thought possible
with care that he might recover.
VANWERT Co. -0.-9n Sunday the I4lh,
the body of man was found, suspended
from tree, about mile from VaRwert.
He had tied two bandkerchisfs together, and
fastened one end around his neck, while the
other end was tied to the tree, about. two and
half feet from the ground. 1t is supposed,
from the previous conduct sf the man, that
he was temporarily dersngedl and circurn-
stances show that he came to his dealh fist
by taking Laudanum, and then strsngling
himself Jacob Hahson, of Vt1wert, was
injured on the l9th, by the breaking of d
rope which held swinging saw out of the
way when not in use. The saw was thrown
sgainst his thigh, cutting cash soms eight
inches IL length and txO inches deep For
tunately the bone snd large srteries were
not injured. .t4..,...... .s.-,..
SENECA Go, GA bold robbery was at
tempted, at the house of Mr., Ford, iu Mad
isOD, on Thurgdsy the lslh. The family
except daughter sgsd sixteen, were absent
About noon Miss Nettie Gilbert, on return
ing from the yard, found a man in the house
ransackiug bureau drawer. Shs ordered
him from the house, but be did not heedil
her, and told her to keep still or be would
use knife, which he drew from bis, pooE.
ct. The res0lute girl attacked him with al
butcher knife, and clenching him, threw him
upon the hoOr, an finally succeeded in driv-
ing him from the house. He was afterward
arrested. Tbs girl is justly pronounced a
heroine. ---..0 On Thurpday, the 18th, while
Mr.. D. B. Huddie, Of Tifin, was feeding a
clover Huller, his arm was drawn iHt5 the
machine and fearfully mAnglsd. 1t hsd to
be amputated just below the elbow -, A son
Of DR.. AcOullum, had his leg broken on the
23d ult., While "slidipg down hill" a dis!
,ardsd watering trough was substituted for
! sled, and which Overturning c-used tie
Pjury....,,A iittIs son Of John Dors, q