The Fremont weekly journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County, Ohio) 1867-1877, 1870-03-25
MEMS ITEMS,

The morning NetcS, OF Washington city, has
expired. The atmosphere there was too con-
fined for it.
Hutchinson who killed Wilder at Kansas
City, has been admitted to bail, in the sum Of
twenty-thousand dollars.
The President has signed the bill giving one
years salary of judge to the Supreme Court
to the widow OF Hon. Z. A. Stanton.
Gen. W. a. Dudley, formerly President OF
the Cincinnati & Lexington Railroad compa-
ny, died at Lexington, on the 18th inst.
\ Bainbridgo correspondent of the Ross
County Register says John n. Green of that
burg, is III years, old, and still growing older.
Pierre Bonaparto has been on trial the past
week, but there is no probability that he will
be convicted tor his attrociCns murder Of Vic
tor Noir
Suit has been ordered against the sureties
of Lindley, the defaulting Treasurer of Butler
county; also against persons who are known to
have Illegally used the public funds.
a letter from Sioux City, Iowa, March le,
says the most violent and severe snow storm
that has swept over that region during the
past fifteen years had been raging for seenty-
two hours.
A man named Livingston has been arrested
at Pittsburg and taken to Wilkesbarre, Pa,
where he is charged with breakingopen abank
and making an attempt to rifle the safe, which
contained bonds and money to the amount Of
100000
s.THE morning Star affirms that there are in
this country nearly two thousand Baptist
churches which practice open communion, and
which sympathiso, in this respect, with the
great body of English Bapists.
The funeral of Howard, Mathews Past,
Grand Master Of the Grand Lodge of Ohio,
was attended in Cincinnati on the 2Oth inst,
The ceremonies were participated in by a
number Of Masonic bodies.
The Cumberland Presbyterian Church has
a membership OF 100000, and now enters on
the sixtieth year OF its history. It is consider
ed more settled in its operations and fixed in
character, than at any previous time.
Leland, who caued Wilkes, was assaulted,
by rowdy, on Broadway, Saturday evening
last The rowdy struck him in the face with
brass knuckles. Leland fred four shots after
the rascal one OF which, it was thought, hit
him.
"A riot occurred in Jersey city, on the night
Of the 18th, caused by a man named Kinnelly
charging the proprietor OF Taylor's Hotel with
keepingthievcs about him. Taylor was beaten
so as to become insensible, and KinneIly was
| wounded.
WHAT would the nightingale care ii the toad
despised his singing: He would sing on, and
leave the cold toad to his dark shadows. And
what care I for the sneers Of man who grovel
upon earth: will still sing on into the ear
and bosom OF God.
Serious and fatal accidents are frequent oc-
ourrenccs near Scranton, Pa. The most recent
one was occasioned by Il car being let loose
down n shaft, without counter-balancing
weights. Ten men were in the car, and all
seriously if not fatally injured.
Some years ago Milwaukee men stole u
800 bond from neighbor, hut as ne since
said, sit didn't lay well on his stomach" and
nc ACcVutly sCnt IL " Ito ONlleI clodIIy COl-
winged that it would do him no good to keep
it any longer. Such a tender conscience on
thopart of an abstracter of other peoples prop
erty, is rare indeed.
An interesting case is now befoTe Chicago
medical men. 4 lady while lying in he'd 4diot
heald loud snap, followed by sharp pain in
tIe right thigh. An examination showed that
the femur was broken IN two near the hip, fol.
lowed by ahattcring OF the limb. The cause
is probably owing to an unequal tension Of the
muscles.
A party OF Camanches attacked some white
men near San Sanba, Texas, recently, and tive
of the Indians were killed, but the whito men
were driven off. The whites gathered party,
started after and overlook the Indians, when .
party occurred in which six Indians were kill
cd. The Camanches have for some time
been depredating upon the borderers.
4 fire, in LOuisvilIe,on the night OF theleth,
destroyed portion Of the building occupied
HAYDEN bros, as q dry goods store. The stocE
in the second story, where the fire originated
was mostly consumed. The property was full
" insured One Of the proprietors was ar
rested, as it Is thought the fire was the result
Of incendiaryism.