The Fremont weekly journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County, Ohio) 1867-1877, 1870-11-18

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,sTsops I,.,iiI - aoedsnt ooc,,1sd on a,
Greenvine & Columbia R. R., near Columbia
S. O., on the Ilth inst. rhc passenger train
fell throtgh'a tiestlt work. presipiEatink tn,
cars p the ground, 1 distance of abOttkwenty
feet. -Four persons were killed and severn
wounded t
! Two freight trains collided, on the Lake
Shore Road, about Eve miles west of Buffalo,
on Friday last. q A caboose and several freight
oars, and the eolliding engine were complete
ly wrecked One train was following the
other, and the rear train ran into the one
beforeit.
An attempt was made by three rowdies to
enter tho residence of William Hanvy, corner
of Dodge and. st. Clar streets, Cleveland on
Saturday night last They attempted to
break open the door, but were interrupted by
an officer, who ssizod one Of them and held
him. The others escaped.
A valuable style of shoulder brace has Just
been received by Crane q Wykes. They are
far superior to any shoulder brace ever sold
here, and are just what every man should
wear. We have used 8 pair and cheerfuIly
recommend them as being very superior
article. Call and look at them.
Harpers Weekly, Harpors Bazaar and Har-
psrs Magazine, cost $500, yet we will furnish
them and copy of the Journal one year for
sl2. Here is a chance to save money, get
three splendid New York publications, and
one Of the best local paper IN Ohio one year,
for the cost Of the Harper's publications alone.
A sad accident occurred, in the Atwater
Block, at the foot of Superior street, in Cleve-
land, a few days ago. A young man named
John Sommerville, started to go down the
stairway from the third floor, and fell to the
first floor, q distance of about thirty feet. He
was badly bruised and his skull broken He
lived but short time.
At the first election of the late Mordecai,
BARLEY to Congress, it is related by the Mans
field Herald that, having 8 delicacy about
voting for himself, he voted for his antagonist,
Mr.. Kelly, thereby giving offense to some Of
his active friends, and the vote cast by Mr..
Barley was the only one received at the cleo
ton by Mr.. Kelly at the Mansfield polls.
One of the most extensive robberies ever
perpetrated in Cleveland, occurred on Sunday
night last. The jewelry store of N. E. Crit
tenden s. Co., on Superior street, was entered
by burglars and watches aud jewelry taken,
20 the amount Of six or seven thousand dol
lars. The burglars affected an entrance to
the store, through a window in the rear Of
the building.
Hunters in Wood county are having as
hard luck as the deers. One man was shot
dead while watching FOR deer. Another wss
shot and died in a short time, and still anoth-
er was dangerously wounded. Besides these
little daughter OF Mr.. Hathaway, while
playing out in the road was shot in the mouth
and severely wounded. These accidents oc-
Cured near Custar.
An unknown woman was killed, in a strange
manner, by locomotive on the 10th inst, be-
tween Berea and Cleveland She was seen
walking on the track, by the engineer. who
blew the alarm whistle. She turned from
the track, but on the approach of the train
she bent forward, and was struck by the loco
motive, killing her instantly. 1t is supposed
that she was insane.
Fremont Is to have map of itself 1t II
astonishing what enterprise there is in thai
little town to have map so soon.-Ti6Fn
Tribune.
Now that is good for city that dwindled
from $4,000 to Little over FIVE, situated in a
county which Lost ground during the last
decade 1tis.tobe issO map, Mn Tribune,
rendered necessary by our sixty per cent
gain, in the past ten years, Tifin don't need
a nep msp of that kind. ~, ~
These of our fofmer friends who have ex-
perimented with the Norway oats, would do
US favor, and the farming community ben.
eft, By sending us the result Of thsir expert.
nents. We sesjt stated by some that the
bats are humbug and that the common oats
sre preferable. 4 Others make contrary state.
uents, and claim a great advantage foE them
Statements by those who have grown them
in regard to yield would be of benefit as de.
terminIng many whether to plant or not tc
plant them the coming year.
The Spanish throne question, which few
days ago seemed so near to a successful solu.
ton, is now as hopeless and indefinite as ever
The Duke Of Aosta seems willing to aceepi
the hazardous task of attempting to rule tn,
Spanish people, but his very willingness seem.
to have been construed as evidence Of his in
capacity, or at least of the impropdety Of hi
appointment, and the leading Spaniards ar,
/ nov more than ever detsrn1ined that no for
s.ena primes sham inherit the Succession. Priu
comes ont boldly again in support Of Montpen
sier; smother faction proposes Espartero, snc
the remainder seem committed to no polio,
but that Of giving the sceptre 70 som
one of their own nation rather than confer i
upon foreign candidate. So, all our hope
that this long vexed question was to be sool
banished from. Cable reports and editoria
columns have come to nought, and tho problem
seems more stubborn and hopeless than eve
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