The Fremont weekly journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County, Ohio) 1867-1877, 1870-02-18
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WILLIAMS Co, o.-At Montpelier, on tn
ID, two men got into fist fight over gam
Of ca-ds, in Saloon kept by Mrs. Owen
Two other men, Jesse Blue and Daniel Kint
interiersd, but got into quarrel themselves
in which Kint drew a revolver and fired a
Blue, the ball lodging in his side above the hip
inAicting, tits thought, fatal wound. Kin
was arrested and held for trial.-On the I'd
young vouan.named Elizabeth Hess, noa
Bunker Hill, went out to the stable to feed
horse, but before reaching tho stable turned
screamed and fell. Her. brother hastened t.
her, and picked her up, but she was dead be
fore he reached the house.
CRAWFORD Co., o.-John n. BaIlert, fel
dead, near BucyTus, on the 9th beside his
wheelbarrow.-Non explosive Rose Oil, with q
Petroleum base, exploded last week, at the
residence Of R. CahiI, Esq, in Vernon town
ship, smashing things and severely burning a
young ady. All kinds of petrolem are prov
ing wozthless.-On the ID of March the Bucy-
rus folks are to vote on the question of anoth-
or levy for the school board to finish their ele-
phantine school house It has already cost
about $50 600, and the Democratic managers
have not yet absorbed enough.
SUMMIT Co, Burglars entered the Clo-
thing store of J. G. Watson, ut Cuyaboga
Falls, on the night of the 9th, and goods to the
amount Of $1,000 stolen. The robbers were
fastidious and carried off none but the best
The dwelling of Merrick Burton, of Akron,
took fire on the Oh, and was considerably in-
jured, but the fire was extinguished before
great damage was done.
CHAArPAIesJ, Co., O.-Richard Wetz, color
cd man., subject to epileptic fits, fell into a
ditch, noar Urbana, on the 4th inst, and was
drowned before help arrived.-The first NJ. E.
Churcbst Urbana,was discovered on fire on the
night ofthe jth, and came near being destroyed.
The fire originated in the furnace room, and
occasioned loss of about $1,000 before it was
extinguiihed Fully covered by insurance
Mr. c McGuise, yard Master at Urbana, for
the CC&I CIR R., was severely injured by
being run against by freight car, which he
was trying to run upon side track, on the
5th, He was badly cut about the head and
face, and had his nose broken.
HANCOCK, Co., O.-Isaac Davis of Findlay,
while getting from the train, of the L L al
R R., at Fremont, on the 9Th, had his pocket
picket Of ss2, BY some one in the erowd.LThe
remains of an infant, were found at the bot
tom Of iue, when removing partition in the
Colt Block, at Findlay, few days ago It
appears to have lain there for eight or nine
years, and would indicate that crime had
been conmitted.-The Findlay Oil works
used up 1925 bushels of fax seed last year,
and from them made 4S,47O gallons Of oil and
$4,000 pounds oil cake. The works employs
from l3 to l6 hands.
LoRA1x, Co., O.--The residence of F Camp
bell, in Camden was recently destroyed by
fre.-RandaH Terrell, of Richville, an old
settler, died on the 29th ult He had lived in
the township 50 years. A man named Russell,
beat his wife, in oberlin, so severely, ON the
9Th, that she was hardly able to get about.
He left town the next morning to avoid arrest.
SENECA, Co, GA stranger hired horse
from Lloyd Lease, of Tifin, recently, to 60 to
Fostoria, but failed to return. 1t was ascer-
tanned he had not gone there, and no clue
could be obtained as to bis Whereabouts-A
boy, working in the Stave Factory at Tifin was
caught in the betting, and had his clothes torn
off him, few days ago, but no bones broken.