The Fremont weekly journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County, Ohio) 1867-1877, 1870-06-03
NEIcHBoREooD NEWS.


young German named Federico, and the case
went arainst the woman, who then took her
children. two, and went to her fathers. Next
dav, a row occurred at her fathers in conse-
quence Of him putting himself outside nf too
much beer, and he threw glass of that pc
verage in her face and then drove her from the
house. Next day she departed with FEEDER
lee and her two children for Cincinnati; and
her husband pursued intending to recover his
children. 1t appears that he is careful and
prudent business man, and has accumulated
very respectable property, and the wife alone
is to blame for the misfortune which has be-
fallen the fumily-A dentist in Akron re-
Gently "doctored" sore tooth for a patient by
pulling out a number of small bristIes which
were growing out Of the gum. It appears
that the patient had "chawed" a caterpiller in
some sauce several times before he discovered
his mistake some days PREVIOUSLY He now
"bristles up" and shows signs of "throwing
up" whenever caterpillar is mentioned in his
presence-A cabinet makers shop, in Mid
dlebury, was struck by tightening on the 2lst,
and considerably shattered--John Temple
Sumner of MiddeIbury, aged SO years, was
married to a middle aged widow on 1.-THE 18th.
WIN. Kidney, who had his arm broken in
the Buckeye works, recently by block which
few back from circular saw, was visiting his
fellow workman on the %, when heavy
piece of wood flew back from the saw, and
broke a nib it also took piece of flesh out OF
his lame arm-James Chapman potter, of
Middlebury, recently turned twelve days work
in hours and 40 minutes. Should he keep
on for few years at that rate he will have
several life times to spare.
LoRAN Co, O-Elyria is interested in the
Lake Branch Of the B. d O. road Books are to
be opened on the llth. 1t is intended to build
to the mouth of Black river-The dwelling
house of Henry Montague, at Elyria, was
struck by tightening on the 23d, and the cor
nice knocked of-The Masonic Lodge at
Vermillion, has offered reward Of 500 for
the arrest Of the person who shot and robbed
T. W. Green, recently-Mrs Laundon aged
IS years, fell on the 22d, and broke her thigh.
"A Methodist parsonage is being erected at
Elyria.-Rev. DR.. Boynton lectured against
female suffrage, at Elyria, on the evenings of
the 3Oth, and 3lst.-Elyria enjoyed the bear
show.-Eight freight cars jumped the track at
Wellington, on the night OF the 2Oth.-The
relief train ran into buggy at Rochester, Oh
the night Of the 20th, and Mr.. Elliott was
thrown distance of sixty feet over a fence,
and seriously injured. College has
been the recipient OF a $4,000 bequest recent
ly.-Five hundred and fity-four students
are enrolled for the summer term, at Oberlin
The bodies Of Hon. E. Peck, and daughter
were brought from Hayti, and on the 25th
were inferred in Westwood Cemetery. Hon.
H. E. Peck was L. S minister to Hayti, when
he died
CHAMPAIGN Co, O.-The State Fireman's
Tournament will be held at Urbana, on the
Sth Of September, and preparations will be
made for pleasant time.-A new dwelling
house, belonging to VIM. Dernette, Madison
township, was struck By tightening on the 18th
and the end knocked out-A barn belong
ing to Mr. Craybill, south of Northampton
was struck during the same storm and burned
up.-A lad was arrested in Urbana a few
days ago for tapping till. He was commit
ed.
CRAWFORD Co, GA Mr.. Weinrood who
was killed on the track OF the P Fl. q c. Ry.
on the morning of the 26th, near Nevada, is
supposed to have deliberately put himself on
the rack TO be killed. This conclusion is az
rived at from remarks made by the deceased,
a few days before. He was literally crushed
to pieces coal oil accident occurred at
Bucyrus on the 23d, by which daughter of
Randolph Jones Esq, was so badly burned
that her life was despaired of-In Holmes
township during the storm on the 23th, tree
was blown down killing three cattle, and a
short distance from the place Of the accident,
three COWS standing under an ash tree were
struck by tightening and killed.-During
the same storm hail stones as large as hickory
nuts, fell in Bucyrus-The residence OF
John Wynes, near New Washington, was en-
tered by thieves on the 22d, while the family
were at church, and a quantity of clothing
stolen. The thieves overlooked $50 in money
During the storm of Monday the 23d, the
house of Adam Holman, at Crestiine, was
struck by tightening and considerably injured
HANCOCK Co, GA bold act of villainy was
perpetrated, near Findlay, on Wednesday the
25th, in an attempt to throw the 10 O'Clock
P. NJ. train on the Findlay branch Of the G.
s. q c. R. r., from the track. DISTINCTIONS
were placed on the track on both sides Of Eagle
Greek bridge. The train struck the timber on
the east side, but passed the bridge in safety
when the engine struck a tie which could only
be removed with great difficulty The engine
and tender were thrown from the track, but
the coupling breaking left the passenger car;
on the track. The attempt was within SOC
feet of the Findlay depot, and had it been sue,
cessful would have precipitated the train into
the creek distance of thirty feet.-Tht
Findlay district Ministerial convention of the
NJ E. Church, was held at Tifin on the 2ltl
and 2jth-M Marshal Ruhl had his foot crush.
ed very badly on the 25th, in moving an en-,
gine--On the oath ult., Mrs. Carotber'
was severely ii not fatally wounded, by being
thrown out of a wagon, the horses attached tC
which had run away. The accident occurred
in Jackson township.
RICHLAND Co, O-The new Union depot a
Mansfield, has been finished, and was opened
on the 23d inst 1t extends eighty-five feet il
length along the track Of the P. F. ". s. c
Railway, and also eighty-feet along the tracl
of the Erie road, forming too sides of square
| Il was built at cost of s20,000-Tht
amount of Revenue tax, annual and monthly
of the Sth District is SS9,O94, 4,6O.-The sec
ond Annual Session of the State MUSICAL As
sociation, which met at Mansfield, last week
was a snccess.-A man named William
Miller while chopping in the woods, six mile
from mansfield, on the 26th was hit by fal
ling tree and instantly ykilled.-An excursion
leaves Mansfield. on the 9th Of June, to yisi
the Mammoth Cave Kentucky.
SENECA Co., OF. Harter, Of Tifin, haC
his thimb so badly smashed recently, by the
falling OF a large stone upon it, that amputa
ton was necessary.-A pear tree belonging
to Mrs Smith, in Tiffin, blossomed at the usu
al time, and was followed by well formed fruit
About two weeks after, and when the pear
were well developed new blossoms appeared
at the extreme end OF the pears. From pre-
sent appearance the tree will have load Of
double fruit.-The first strawberry festival O.
the season, was given by the NJ. E. Church, a
National Hall, in Tifin, On Tuesday evening
last.-A barn belonging to AIr. Thos. Blair
near Tifin, was destroyed by fire on the 18th
inst. A considerable quantity of grain, an(
| Fo,,r ,-aIuobIe horses were also burned tn.