The Fremont weekly journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County, Ohio) 1867-1877, 1869-11-19
NEWS ITEMS.

ant, o., was destroyed by fire, on the Sth.
Another garg of Counterfeiters has been
captured in New York.
Cincinnati is to have a Merchants Ex-
change. Capital of the Stcck Company
100000
Mr. Merritt, the Republican candidate for
Governor, of Iowa, received the entire vote Of
Kosouth county. Good record that.
The Moundsville, (West Va.,) Seminary,
was burned on Sunday, the 18th. Loss six
thousand dollars. No Insurance
The building containing the Post Office, |
and Store of Wilcox d Gibbs, ia Columbia,
was burned on the Ilth.
New YORK is to have a ormon temple. |
1t is to cost $500, 600, and is TO be used as
resting place for travelling bretheren.
Rev. Smith, who was tried at Geneva, ILL.,,
for the murder of his wife by drowning, has
been acquitted.
Rear Admiral William B. Shubrick is now
the Oldest officer 10 either the army or navy,
having entered in 1906.
By collision Oh the W. P Railroad, near
San Leandro, CAL, on the 18Th, from ten to
fifteen persons were killed and from twenty |
to thirty badly injured.
The Republican Wigwap, corner of Lake
and Morgan streets, Chicago, was destroyed
by fire, on the night of the 18th. 1t was
erected in 1860, and cost SIS, 900.
In case King Victor Emmanuel should
die of the dangerous illness from which he
is reported to be suffering, hiss Umperto.,
the young Crown-P Prince, would ascend the
Italian throne.
RumOr says there is a prospect of further
difficulty with Spain, on the Cuban question,
and that the work of repairing war vessels in
our navy yards is being hurried forward.
Rumor is ashay.
The Old and New School Presbyterians
have united, and will hereforth be known as
the United Presbyterians of North America.
This Union resulted from the general con-
ference at Pittsburgh, last week.
The bark Naomi was lost on Lake Michi-
gan, near Manistee, IN the 4th. The cap
tain's wife perished from exposure, and one
of the crew was drowned; but the rest we're
rescued from the wreck, by parties from
Mauistee. They were nearly dead from ex-
posure.
On Sunday, the 7,h, freight train on the
Baltimore and Ohio Railroad, when about
two miles from Fredericktown, struck a
COW, throwing the train from the track
1 The eonds ,Aar. Dir, Gibout, in attempting to
Jump from the engine, was caught, and in
stantly killed.
On Monday night, the Ssh, Father CoTeDy,
The Oatolic Priest at Bellefouutaiu, was
murdered in his own room, by young man
named Powers, who used a pistol for that
purpoas. No cause is assigned for commit
ting the crime. Powers imediately gave
himself up to the authorities, and is low in
jail awaiting trial.
At Akron, Ohio, on the 1Ith the stock
holders of the Canton d. Akron Railroad
perfected their organic alton. J. a. Saxton,
of Canton, was elected President and J. H.
Wise, of Akron, Secretary. Seventy thou
sand dollars of the three hundred thousand
dollars capital are taken. Surveys are to
be made and the work pushed forward st
once.
Rev. o. L. Himpson preached in Cincinnati
on Sunday night lest to young men on tn
subject of sins of youth, bitter inheritance
to manhood" During vivid illustrations
| prefaeed with the words Thou art the man.
a young nan in the back of the house sprung
to his feet and exclaimed; ayes, l am the
man, and staggering two-thirds way up the
aisle sobbiDg, knelt down and exclaimed;
Christians, pray for me, and paused for
couple OF minutes in sorrow. The corgrega-
ton seemed petri6ed, and the discourse
then finished.
A reporter of the New York Telegram, re-
Gently had an interview with the Chinese
giant, ard asked him what his follow citizens
Of the Celestial Empire thought of female
suffrage, The reply was: "Wuttiquitinus-
kichi YawatawchOwschichi yohonOttiforjoin
This is the opinion of ali intelligent people,
and is explained in the fact that Girls are
not considered of enough importance, in
China, to be named, but are designated as
! Daughter l, Daughter 3, and so en-. It is
easy to be seen What is the first work of
missionaries in the Celestial Empire. The
"Belle Of the PERIOD wont come from there
! That's certain.
A striking case Of "cireurpstaucal evi-
deree" comes to light in the Natural history
Society, at pitts6ield, Mass, They have
button, found at Perry Peak. Ehere it is
supposed to have been dropped by Ham, the
son of Noah, while leaning over the tafrail
of The ark, in a fit Of ses-sickness. We
think il mus. have "Petrifed" 1t possibly
may have belonged te Adams coat, when he
dressed in fg leaTss. We merely offer this
as a suge stion, as its or,gn is matter of
speculstion. It might bs well for the Pro-
iesOrs to preserve Ill The specimens Of cast
off clothing, belonging to the Antediluvisns
Our Artisans Of dress might derive some
ideas from theG.
The Pore hesitat and is doubtful over
the proposal 70 submit to the Ecumenical
council the dogma OF his personal infallibility,
It now appears that careful counting of
noses VIII lie made and that unless a
majority is secured there VIII be no sction
taken upon it. This is at least prudent |
It would seem impossible that in this nine
tsenth century doctrine so monstrous, and
so opposed to The whole faith and doctrine
of Christianity as the PersCnl iniallibility
of any humon being, should receive the
sanction of universal convention of any
sect calling itself Christian; but the ultra
moutapes are using every effort to SECURE