The Fremont weekly journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County, Ohio) 1867-1877, 1869-09-17

Aauu Sh6AuS has Oetu turned over 10 the
boys.
CHAMPAIGN Co., .o.-The preliminary
trials of the persons Implicated in the de.
struction Of property by fire. at Urbana
have resulted in the holding of them for trial
in bonds of $4,000 eacb.-.As John Garrard
with his wife child, and young girl, in a
buggy, were driving home, on the night OF
the 4th inst, he discovered, while crossing
the track of the @. G. & l. Orr, a train
close upon him. Striking his horse it clear
ed the track, but the locomotive struck the
hind wheels of the buggy tearing them away
from it and dropping the buggy just outside
the track. The baby was thrown within
seven inches of the track, and the giiI tum-
bled out over front wheel Of the buggy,
and Mr.. G. and wife remained in the buggy.
Neither of them, strange to say, were seri-
onsly hurt. - Rev. W. Fitzgerald will
fill the pulpit of the First Methodist church
of Urbana, during the ensuing year, and
Rev. J. F. OOnray, that of the Second church.
The Stock Sales at Urbana, on the
7th, amounted to $4,000. A large number
of persons were in attendance. -.--.A. J.
CLARK, foreman of the Urbana Stove Foun-
dry. was the recipient of a fine silver watch
on the 4th inst, presented by his fellow
workmen.
LAKE Co, GA dog undertook to outrun
train on the Lake Shore road, near Pains
vile, on the Sth, but got used up-into saus-
age meat, at the end of half mile.--:- Mr..
Barret, of Mentor, was slightly injured by
the explosion of shot gun, last week.
The charge passed SO near bis head as to
scorch one eye and the side of his face,
somewhat. The Painesville and Hud-
son road was sold to Il. Cram, of Paines-
vile, on the 4th inst, for the sum of So
600. Painesyille now expects to have
road to the coal mines. .-.- The boiler
makers of Painesville have had a meeting
to express their indignation at the last
Legislature for passing the law creating in-
spectors and requiring steamguages.
SENECA Co. O.-The dwelling of VIM.
Baker, near Flat Rock, was struck by light
Ding, during a storm recently, the fluid pas
sing down the chimney, through several
rooms into the cellar. One child was rem
dered senseless for sometime, but recovered.
Another was in the celler at the time, and
she said the celler was full of fire,
was not hurt. ---.-A cross ram broke into
yard where child belonging 10 D Gully, was
playing, nesr Flat Rock, short time since,
and attacked it, buttiug it SO severely, about
the head and body, as to cause fears that it
could not recover. Mr.. A. Auble, fell
from the roof of building in FostOria, on
which he was at work, on the 9th inst, and
broke his arm at the wrist. He was other
wise injured, but not severely.
HANCOCK 90. O.-There were 532 births
and l22 deaths in the county, during the
year ending June 3Olh, 1869 IA little
daughter of Mr.. Frank Davis, of Findlay, fell
from haystack, on the 5th inst, and broke
both her arms, above the wrist. - Burglars
abound 10 Findlay, and the neigbborhood.
Two watches were stolen from a man in Van
law, on the 9th, also lot clothing. Same
day the house of Mr.. O. Hinrod, was entered
during the absence of the family, and about
$50 worth of clothing stolen. -: The draw
ing of the Soldiers Monument Association
commenced on the 8th. The following valu-
able prizes had been drawn, at last accounts:
5. R Phillips, of Deleware Twp, No. 1898,
ireW the House and Lot, on Hardin Street.
Findlay, valued at $1,000. E.B. Howell.
IF Fiudlay, No. $685., drew the Silver Plated
Harness valued at 500. Thomas Morrison,
,f Hassan P. o., No. 5676, drew the Silver
Pitcher, Plate and Tray, valued at $50.