The Fremont weekly journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County, Ohio) 1867-1877, 1870-10-21
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what the Bolivar (Tennessee) BH'
letin calls 'em.
Miss Kate Stanton, a niece Of Mrs
E. Cady Stanton, is studying law Il
Providence, R. L
Kansas has discovered an eligible
match for the Cardiff giant, in the
petrifed woman.
About one hundred students enter
the Massachusetts Institute Of Tech
nology this year.
The French vintage has com
menced in Champagne. Ths work
men are protected by Prussians.
Seven tons of silver and one ton
Of gold passed through Omaha last
week en- route to New York.
Marie Seebach, the German TRACE
dienne is thirty-three years old. Her
parents were opera singers,
Rev. Fulton, the Boston clergy
man who insisted on sending Dick
ems to hell, has sued Theodore Til
ton for slander.
Hon. Charles Sumnea's new lee
ture is to be on "The Duel Between
France and Germany, with its Les
sons of Civilization"
A sister of brave John Bright, the
stanch friend of America, is in Ger
mantown, Pennsylvania, the guest of
Lucretia Mott.
Theodore Tilton thinks Napoleon
the most accomplished liar of histo-
ry. Now, what does Napoleon think
Of Theodore Tilton?
A man named Charles Loper was
recently cured of lockjaw at Hemp
sted, L. l., after having suffered from
it for three weeks.
The Ex-Queen Isabella of Spain
has settled near Geneva. She has a
fine residence near the lake. The
Prince de Joinville is in Geneva.
The property of the late Superin-
tendent Jourdan is valued at $780,
900, and will go to his wife, nephews
and nieces. He had no children.
His age was 80 years.
A young lady named Cornelia
Wise committed suicide recently at
San Francisco, while labOring under
a temporary alteration Of mind, the
result of over-study.
The Philadelphia LedqeT saws that
elections in that city are not conduct
ed in a way to make them welcome
occasions to liberal minded, fair
dealing, thoughtful and sensible
men.
By the death ofLord Mayo the
position of Viceroy of India is left
vacant. Salary, $15O,OOO gold, with
all the comforts of a home and travel
ing expenses paid. Apply to Mr..
Gladstone.
st. Louis exceeds Chicago in pop
ulation, numerically speaking, but
the latter city consoles itself with
the proud reflection that its residents
are wicked enough for three times
their number.
Elizabeth Cady Stanton has three
lectures for the coming season, "The
True Republic" "Marriage and Di-
and "The Sixteenth Amend
ment;" also one to "ladies only
Marriage and Maternity"
Saunders D. Bruce and Hamilton
D. Busby, editors and proprietors of
the Turf Field and Farm, pleaded
guilty to an indictment for publish
ing a libel against George Wilkes,
in the New York Court Of Oyer and
Terminer, on Monday.
The Erie Railway extension from
Buffalo to the Suspension Bridge
will be finished and in operation BY
the middle Of November. The COM
pletion Of this link will form a di-
rect connection for the Erie with
the Michigan Central to Chicago.
The General Land Office has Just
received returns showing that dur
ing the month of September ninety
eight farms, embracing 1920 acres,
were added to the productive area
of the State of Louisiana, under the
operations of the homestead law.
A female prisoner at the Allen
County, Indiana, jail has persistent
" refused % either talk or eat for
nearly two weeks. We could under
stand her refusing to eat, but to die
! silent death is something we had
never contemplated in connection
with a woman,
The effect of Gen. Grants proela-
nation will be to warm any French
Or German commander who may
have imagined that the American
allows him to use our
ports as police stations for the cap
5ure of his enemy's ships, that be
can do nothing Of the sort.
The German Post relates that af-
ter the slaughter at Tionville, a
and touching spectacle was
presented. On the evening call be-
ing sounded by the 1st Regiment Of
Dragons of the Guard, 602 rider
ess horses answered to the sum-
mons, jaded, and in many cases
naimed. The noble animals still
'etained their disciplined habits.
Nine. Seeback's transeendent abiI-
ties are not unappreciated. Ittook
some three or four performances to
'ully convince the public that all
hat had been written about her ac-
ing was strictly true. The public
eem to have at last fully understood
hat in this artist they have one of
hose extraordinary geniuses who
appear only once in a decade.
The Columbus Crisis informs it's
eaders that "a son of Hon. George
1. PendletOn, who has been pursu-
ng his studies in Europe for sever
i years, has volunteered in the for
ign legion, and is now serving in
he ranks in the defense Of Paris"
Certainly highly important if true,
which there is some reason to doubt
f the latter clause of the sentence is
IS incorrect as the first.
The Free Trader is particularly
.austic upon a contemporary for in