The Fremont weekly journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County, Ohio) 1867-1877, 1870-07-01
NE1GHBoRHooD NEWS.

SUMMIT Co., GA workman in the Akron
Rolling Mills, had his hand smashed, on the
18th, by their being caught in the shears
st. Bernards Church of Alison has received
two magnificent bells costing $1,000 and ST.
900 respectively.-A woman in Wadsworth
named Maria McLain committed suicide, a
few days since, by cutting her throat with
razor. No reason was assigned for the awful
dead. It had been known for sometime that
she was laboring under an alteration Of mind,
and in one of these fits, she probably took her
life.-A young man in Akron named Daady,
met with frightful accident and miraculous
escape, on the 18th inst. He was driving a
span of horses hitched to a lumber wagon in
which were some barrels. The one on which
he was sitting tipped, throwing him out on to
the pavement His foot caught in the hind
wheel and the horses being frightened, started
to run, dragging him along thepavement. They
were stopped, after running a short distance,
and the boy picked up. Though badly bruised,
not bone was oxen.
HANCOCK Co., O.-John Ruhl, of Findlay,
has been appointed Deputy Z. S. Marshal, Vice
John Boyles, removed for misconduct-A
fellow from Cleveland named Franz, and
man named Byal of Findlay, had some trouble
at that place, on Friday night the l7th On
the next evening they chanoed to meet again,
and renewed the fuss by resorting to blows.
Byal struck Franz in the face, and threatened
to give still more Franz was not in fighting
mood and finding that he could not bring By
al to trial before Monday, took buggy and
drove to Fostoria to escape further assault
The members of the Evangelical church, at
Findlay, have purchased a lot and will soon
commence TO build a fine brick building, for a
house of worslrip.-Twoy young ladies, nam
ed Mitchell & Kellogg Delaware township,
were seriously injured while on their way
from Forest on the Goth. The horses started
to run, when one of them jumped out and the
other was thrown from the carriage.
WILLIAMS, Co., GA couple of roughs en-
tered the house of a widow woman, in Bryan,
about twelve o'clock a few nights since, taking
possession of the house and abusing the woman
in a shameful manner. She sent for an officer
but in the mean time the fellows made thei1
escape.-A Methodist church is being built
at Montpeier.-An insane woman named
Rosina Boumer, was arrested in Bryan, about
three weeks since. and lodged in Jail, until hel
place of residence could be ascertained. L
was found that she belonged in Fort Wayne
whether she has been taken by the proper
authorities.
SENECA, Co., GA span of horses belong
ing TO Mr.. Hartman, of Tifin, became fright.
ened and ran away on Sunday the 10Th. NJ
serious damage was sustained.-The exam
ination of the students of Heidelberg, college
was held on Monday Tuesday and Wednes
day last.-An excursion to Niagara fall
from Tiffin is contemplated.
VAN VERT Co., O.-The Commissioner;
have ordered new bell for the Court
House to cost $50. Cheap, very.-A son Of
Jacob Young was kicked on the side of hi
head by horse, on the 23d, and had his jaw
broken, and was otherwise injured.-Th,
population of Van Vert corporation will reacl
about 2,7OO.-Two boys went to the woods
disrobed and had gymnastic performance
got scared and "travelled" for home in thei
natural estate, exciting the wonder of tht
denizens of Van Vert. They saw bares.-
A foreman. in the Stave factory at Van Vert
hit an unruly hand over the head with hoop
pole, on the 18th, and was bound over t.
Court. The workman was considerably in
jured.