The Fremont weekly journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County, Ohio) 1867-1877, 1870-07-22
Nz1ezRoRHooD NEWS

SENECA, Co., O.-Citizens of Tifin are try
ing to stop fast driving, INDUCED in to dan
gerous extent by some Of the young bloods Of
that city.-Rev. ]. C. Goodwin of the First
Lutheran Church, at Tiffn, has accepted
call from the Lutheran Church at Lock Haven,
Penn, where he will shortly remove.
CRAwEoRD, Co., GA young man nam
ed Cosgrove, stabbed another man named
Cummings, while in drunken row at Neva-
da, few days since, cutting an ugly cash in
his shoulder. Casgrove was arrested.--W.
s. Fitzsimmons member of the crawford coun-
ty bar, died at the residence Of his mother, in
Bucyrus on the 1lth inst.-Some mischiev-
Gus boys in Bucyrus, perpetrated mortify-
ing joke on the B. B. club of that place, by
forging telegraph dispatch, stating that the
Red Stockings would stop at Buoyrus and test
the agility Of the Crescsnts. The joke was
discovered after some preparations had been
made to receive and entertain them.
HANCOCK, Co., GA little son of Treasurer
Wall, of Findlay, was severely burned by the
premature discharge Of a toy cannon, on the
10th inst-The new church of the Evangel-
ical Association, two miles west of Findlay, is
to be dedicated on the 31st inst. Rev. R.
Dubs, of Cleveland, will oficiate.-An ex.
cursion is going from Findlay to the Islands,
via Sandusky city, on the 2Sth inst.-The
old Diamond Corner, at Mt. Blanchard, is be-
ing rebuilt-A horse ran away in Findlay
on Sunday the 10th, throwing three ladies out
of the buggy, but without injury, except to
the buggy. .-As company from Delaware,
Ohio, have decided to locate Flax mill at
Findlay, for the purpose of preparing fax
fibre from the straw
LAKE, Co., O.-Mr James Barnes is erect
ing new hotel at Painesville-Mr. L. Davis,
of Concord, was severely injured on the 10th
inst, by being shrown from his buggy
F. sco6eld Esq has purchased one half inter-
est in the Telegraph printing Office, at Paines-
ville.-The annual reunion of the 7th and
29th o. V. l., will be held at Painesville, on
Tuesday August 9th, 1s7O.-A horse hitch
ed to wagon loaded with shinglet, became
frightened while standing at the depot, in
Painesville, on the 18th, and ran away, throw
ing out the driver and injuring him severely.
The newt telegraph line from Painesville
to Little Mountain, has been completed.--A
dastardly outrage was perpetrated at Paines-
vile, on the 10th inst For some time a di-
vorce case has been pending between VIM.
Leoyd and wife. A short time since she went
to her former home and in the absence of Mr..
Leoyd, removed a portion of the furniture.
On the night of the 10th, he, in company with
five or six others, proceeded to her place of
residence, and being refused admittance broke
open the door with an ak, and stripped the
house of the furniture she had taken to enable
her to provide for their children.-Some time
since Messrs Truax S Co., Of Unionvile,
missed quantity of leather from their tam
merry, and determined to watch for the thief
The stolen leather had been discovered under
platform at the depot, and two men secret
ed themselves to wait the approach. Late at
night man appeared and at once fell captive
into their hands. He refused to answer their
questions, only saying that he did not steal the
property, but knew who did To make him
disclose they put a cord around his neck, and
tried the hanging process until he confessed
in part. he was examined before a justice
and bound over. He has since sued the par
ties that arrested him for assault and battery
with intent to XII. They were bound over.
SUMMIT, Co., GA warehouse in Akron,
belonging to J. S. Hawkins, was partially
burned, on the 9th. The total loss is about
- II = F,,II l.
of Akron is finally opened, with Col. Geo. T.
Perkins, as President, and Alden Gage, ca
shier.-A disgraceful affair occurred at the
Opera House, in Akron, on the night of the
9th, between janitor and man named Vial,
The latter made repeated attempts to create |
a disturbance, and after being as often quieted |
by the janitor, waited until the close of per-
formance, when he tried to bring on a fight, |
by his abuse but was taken by the janitor and |
hurled unceremoneously out of the hall.-A |
man in Akron, named Hoyt, was arrested on
the 9th, for abusing an old decrepid horse,
which could scarcely stand alone, and which
the driver was whipping in a most cruel man
ner to make it draw a load much beyond its
strength. Such cruelty to animals deserves
punishment by law.-Some unknown per-
son entered the saloon corner, of Mill and
South Broadway, at Akrsn, on the llth, and
while the proprietor was absent moment, re-
ieved the money drawer of its contents, which
fortunately was less than two dollars.---A
party of five men, on a farm near Akron, are
said to have bound an acre Of wheat, after .
machine, in 80 minutes, The machine was
droppeT aud each bundle had to be raked |