The Fremont weekly journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County, Ohio) 1867-1877, 1870-03-04
Nn1aEsoRaoop NEWS.

HAEoocK Co, O.-George Bushony, Andrew
Campbell and wife, were arrested on charge
OF stealing clothing &c, from Mr. DeWolf, of
tbs Jefergonian, and William Griten. The
property stolen being found in their poses
sion, they were committed for trial. They
had jail delivery in Findley recently. Bill
Smith Bill Anderson and Bill Gulliver-al
bad bills, confined for various offences, man
aged with a common case knife and a piece of
hoop iron to loosen large stone and removed
it from the Jail wall, thus making an opening
lArge enough for them to get out. Jacob
P5ters Of Arcadia, Postmaster, was arrested on
the 22d and taken to Cleveland by the u s.
Marshall on charge of robbing the mail.
CRAWFORD Co. o.-Two young men stole
two brooms, in Bucyrus, and carried off sign
on the 2lst but were caught and sent to jail.
II smoker put his pips into his pocket,
without emptying out its contents, undressed
himself and went to bed, at the Sims House,
in Bucyrus, on the night of the 2Oth, but the
fire burnt while he slept, and walked him when
his bed was on fire. For time it threatened
70 burn the building, but was subdued before
it did much damage. The smoker lost his
Sunday suit-A fire in the residence of
A. NJ. jackson, was extiAguishcd before mat
erial damage was done on the 22d.-J. L
Longfelt, brakeman on the P. F. y. W. & c.
R R, while making a running switch, at Crest
line on the 18th, was caught between two cars,
and had his thighs badly crushed.
SENECA Co, GA little girl in Fostoria,
named Fritcher, got hold of pistol, in her
mothers absence, and supposing it unloaded,
pointed it at some children to tease them. A
neighbor lady came in, and as she did so the
child pointed the pistol at her. She brighten.
ed, jumped to one side, just as the pistol was
discharged, and escaped injury. Keep pistols
where children will not get them.--Gen
Gibson delivered his lecture "Along the Lines
to good audience at Fostoria, on the Path
The railroad excitement at Fostoria contin-
turkeys weighing 800
pounds, were sold in Fostoria, recently, by Mr.
McCarty, at Is cents per po ound. Anincendi-
ary set fire to some fodder in a shed attach
ed to the barn of Baltow's tavern, at Republic
on the morning of the 23d. It was discovered
and put out before much damage was DONE
CHAMPAIeN,Co, Q.-L. Weavers' hardware
store, at Urbana, took fire on the 10th, from
defective fireplace, and hut for timely dis
covery, whole block would have been des-
troyed. Loss about s4OO-covered by insur-
ance--The 4th, 9th, 9th, and 7th of Octo-
bsr have been fixed upon as the time for hold
ing the County Fair.
R1CHIAuD Co, O:-Mansfeld did not get
the State Fair, but goes for it in 1873 We
will come up friend Myers. John House,
of Mansfield was arrested for selling Sardines
unstamped, taken to Cleveland, and fined
$500 and costs. On a representation of tie
facts the fine was remitted, but the costs had
to be paid, amounting to SO 90. No one
ever heard of these jealous officers, remitting
the costs. Oh no.; and some, sufferers, are
suspicious that the officers care more for the
costs, than for the dignity of the United
States service.