The Fremont weekly journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County, Ohio) 1867-1877, 1869-08-27
NEWS ITEMS.
Columbus is infested with burglars.

Columbus is infested with burglars.
The letter-declinatOry Of Gen. ROsecraus
is not published.
1yThs official msjority of Gov. Walker, of
Virginia, is Il. .9l9. A
The knights of Pythias are meeting with
great favor 10 Indisna. - y !
Coy. Hayes spoke at GallipOlis, POmerOy
and MiddlepOrt OF Saturday.
An unknown uan wss drowned ii the
Miami, at Dayton, last evening.
The Secretary of the Treasury is in funds
to make further purchases of bonds.
k0 Eight hundred and forty.tvO emigrsnts
EpaIssd through Ceiumbus last week. tBI
A new Odd Fellows Hall was dedicated
st ROss7ille, Muskingum county, Ohio, on.
Saturday. aa3 ed i aaq r nsrt2t
sa Ex-G Governor DsnnisOn will take the
stump in this State as soon az his health viii
permit. HuaE z 5Hs dggF sa1uia''
Fisk proposes to express passengers
through from New York TO ohieagO in thirty
hours. isd o 55v.aHgdi L3a'
There were ten fatal cases Of sun.stroke
in st. Louis, Monday. The mercury stood
at 1899 in the shade. 'Yo'
A new cattle disease has appeared at
Shrewsbury. The bronchial tubes of slaugh-
tered animals are filed with thread-like
worms. at-- fAaaa3t seTras. %.
Dispatches from all parts of the West re-
port the continuance Of the intense heat.
From every quarter we have reports Of
fatalities by sun-stEoke. qla s'dGW '.
Reports from the tobaeeO-gFONing region
of Kentucky stste that but half the crop
produced last year will be raised this year.
Corn is almost shriyeled. sgois 58t a '''
On Wednesday. the 25th, two millions Of
fye.twenties we're bought for aceOunt of the
Government, subject to future Congressional
Legislation, and one million on Thursday for
the Sinking fund, seq sa5l aeas zals2 'ai'
A AmammOth belt, for grain elevator, at
Chicago, $40 long and five feet wide, has
just been reCeiEed in that city 1t cost 3d.
500. 81 ,olr ,,es4 i5e s.trss F
At Seymour, Ind. on the 23d, fire oc-
Cured in the carpenter shop of Trsvers,
Garter d Co.. the heat of which was so IL
tense that twenty persons who we're labOring
to extiDguish the fire were overcome BY It,
and several came near perishing. The ther-
mometer stood at l04 in the shade. Loss by
the fire $4,000. rss5l ss-s ''I
Rev, J. 6. White, on the evening of the
23d, delivered an address upon Catholicism,
in the hall of the Illinois House Of Repre-
sentatives. A mob, composed of the ad-
herents of that church, made violent dis
turbance and threatened to shoot the preach
er, who bad 70 be protected by the Sheriff
and other officers. sal -sv q 'ajw gl
A young girl of NOrwichtown,s Conn,
named Lauiss DowndaIl, found a spotted ad-
der cOiled upon the floor at the foot of her
bed on arising q few mornings since. In
stead of shrieking and fainting away she
coolly went down stairs, got an axe, and
killed the reptile, al 40 s-s,r vrsE 4
=, Several Republican members of the late
legislature are in the harness for the CAM
psign, and are announced for a series of
sPeeches. Among them are the names of
Hou, J. G. Burroughs of Lake county and
Hon, ]. H. Dickson ofLorain, Having seen
workings of the Democratic Legislature of
Ohio close at hand, these gentlemen will be
able to give their hearers very interesting
account Ofthe beauties of Democratic govern
ment . t e