The Fremont weekly journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County, Ohio) 1867-1877, 1870-02-04
NEWS ITEMS.
Damage in Boss county, BY tho recent food


Damage in Ross County, by tho recent food
100000
Tho Pope has ao..ndopod the personal infal-
ioility dogma, to nlaaso France. So says tho
telegraph.
An effort is being uade with the President
to secure the several of the finding Of tbs
court martial in Fitz John To.ter's case.
Akron has had a, sensation in tho shape OF
an ostentatious wodd,6ng, to description Of
which the Beacon dcvotes a column and half.
Glendale, near Cincinnati is excited over
severe whippings, which three fractions youths
received from a.sohoeImastcT, and threaten his
expulsion.
On the morning Of the goth, q fir. occurred
at Holyoke, Mass, which involved loss OF
$4,000. Two large four story buildings wero
destroyed.
Gon. Lowell Rosscanis remains wer1 brought
| from New Orleans, and inferred OF Louisville,
on the 3Oth, amid imposing ceremonies, in
which ex-confedeTate generals took part.
Ottorbein University, at Westeryille, o.,
was destroyed by fire on the night of the 9th.
It was built and sustained by the United Brc-
thern. Loss $4,000, insured Tor $4,000.
s Smith, of Bucyrus, has recovered 3D.
500 from tho P F. ". s. c. r. r. Co, for put
ing him of train for refusing TO pay extra
fare, because he had not purchased ticket.
A bill u. allow inmates of theSoldiers' Home
to vote, has passed the Senate with only two
dissenting votes, one of which was cast by
Jimmy Hubbon, of Delaware an apostate Re
publican, low IN ultra Democrat.
Six Williams, armed cap-a-pie, entegod two
houses, ct Walnut Hills, on ths afternoon of
the 26tl, and carried off oil the valuables, they
could lay hands on. They were discovered and
fed, but il their fight stopped the driver Of a
wagon, and negro, from whom they stole
all the money they had.
A Russian General named Fadeiew, has pub
iished phamphlet in which he demands the
demolition of Austria, as a guarantee for
Russians security. The pamphlet has Great
ed considerable attention, but has failed to
convince the German States that their inter
ests require the overthrow of the Austrian
Two thieves, on the morning Of the Goth,
attempted to enter the house of a Mr. Schwartz,
near Cincinnati, but were discovered by ne
gro servant, who let one OF them have charge
from double ba1Telled gun, then turned and
gave the other similar favor from the other
barrel Burglars lied, but the traces Of blood
showed they were wounded.
Henry Wood, employed in Ronzer & Clark's
machine shop, at Piqua, while putting a belt on
pully on the 2Oth, had his clothes caught be-
tween the belt and pulIy, and was whir,ed
around the shaft at a fearful rate. The engi-
neer observed the accident, and stopped the
engine as soon as possible, but the unfortunate
man had one arm broken in four or five places
and one of his legs was also broken. He was
otherwise badly bruised, but it is hoped not
fatally.
One Of the worst accidents that has ever
taken place, on the &C SIR r., occurred
last week, near Wellington. A night freight
and stock train Of "A cars, was going South,
when an axle Of the second car broke, and it
together with seven other cars were thrown
from the track and demolished. Eighteen
beeves and fifty hogs were killed and eighteen
had to be killed owing to injuries. The loco
motive aud first car, were all that remained
on the track The five hindmost cars were
thrown from the track, but escaped injury.