The Fremont weekly journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County, Ohio) 1867-1877, 1870-09-09

the 9th ult, while cutting broom corn
Michael Clary, formerly policeman at Ur
bana was shot by Michael Hughes on the 29tf
uit, on one Of the streets in Urbana. He ha(
been drinking freely and became engaged il
quarrel with Hughes. Clary was not dan.
gerously injured. Hughes was Immediately
, arTested--The Logan Bank, at West Lib
erty, was entered by burglars on the night of
the 18th. Efforts were made to blow upon
tho vaults, but without success.
HANCOCK Co, O.-An old lady at the Poor
House in Findlay, fell from the steps and
broke her wrist, on Monday the 29th ult.--
The house of Alvin Hickle, in Delaware town.
ship, was burned to the ground on tho night
of the Doth ult.-A man named Hiram Solo
mon, went to Findlay, on SATURDAY, the 9th,
ult., and becoming crazy with liquor, started
out upon the street, and threw a stone into
tho carriage of Mr.. Houpt which was passing,
striking Mrs. Houpt in the neck, knocking
her senseIess. He was arrested on a charge Of
assault with intent to kill, and bound over to
court in the sum of $500, in default of which
he was committed to jail.
SENEcA Co, GA man in Tiilin named
Benedict Obercr, was arrested on the 18th ult,
for abusing his wife. Failing to givo bonds,
he was sent to jail.-0n Sunday the 28th,
livery hoase in Tilfin, became frightened,
broke its fastening and ran away, smashing a
buggy, but doing no other injury.-Some
boys, in Tilin, played joke on one of their
chums, on Sunday tho 2Sth, by removing his
horse to a neighboring stable. He was about |
to issue n search warrant when the joke was |
reveaIed.-Mr. Harrison Noble, of Tiffin, |
shot COW, few days since, that was in the |
habit of tearing down his fences, He had no.
titled the owner of the COW to keep her shut |
up which he failed to do, and the shooting re- |
Thomas Farl, of Tifin; was cut |
in the forehead with an ADJ, on Monday the !
Doth. He was at work on the residence of Mr. |
Tombs, when IN knocking some strips from the
joists, the adj few back striking him in the
inhieting severe but not serious in
iury.-On Saturday the 9th ult., while
Miller & Diemer of Tifin, were leading large
bull to town for the purpose of butchering
him, the ring in his nose became loose just ns
be stepped upon the wire bridge. He was
frightened and jumped from the bridge strick-
ing upon the stones below He was so badly
injured that it was necessary to kill him at
d. c. Howard, Rector of Trim
ty Episcopal Church, at Tiftn, has rendered
his resignation which has been accepted. He
mas removed to Monroeville, to assume the
Rec.orship of Ithe Episcopal Church of that
woman named Gasser and an in
,ant child, were thrown from wagon in Tiffin
IN Monday the 29th ult., and severely injured.
AN employee in the Ohio stove works, at
Tiffin, named Zimmerman, cut his left wrist
severely, few days since, while unloading
Ropp, an esteemed citizen Of
Jackson township, died very suddenly on Sat-
lrday the 9th ult.-A lady in Fostoria, re-
,ently poured a bottle Of lemon extract into
Ter sewing machine oilor, by mistake, and af-
er using it declared that her machine never
un as well before