The Fremont weekly journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County, Ohio) 1867-1877, 1870-08-12
NHIoHnoRHoop NEWS

NHIoEBoRHOoD NEWS.
CRAwFoRD Co., O.-Mrs. Stoll, of Bucyrus
was severel injured, on Sunday, the 3lst, b.
jumping from carriage, while the horse
were running. She was riding with her hus
band when the horses started to run, and fear
ing he could not hold them, she sprang from
the carriage striking violently upon her head
Her injuries, though severe were not regarded
as fatel.-Mr. J. M. Salisbury, son of Mr..
Salisbury, of Bucyrus, was shot by ruffian at
De Lasses, on the st. Louis & Iron Mountain
Rail Road, last week, and died almost instant
ly. The rufian fed Immediately to the woods.
On Sunday the 3lst, as Mr.. John Kaler.
of Bucyrus, was driving home from Lusyille.
his horses jumped to one side of the road, and
fell down an embankment some twenty feet
taking with them the buggy and Mr.. Kaler.
The buggy was total wreck but fortunately
no other damage resulted from the tumble.
LAKE Co, o.-The barn of Myron Palmer
at Richmond, was struck by lightning and
burned on the oath ult.-The residence of
Mr.. A. Kellogg, at Jefferson, was entered on
the night of the Sd, and gold watch and sew
enty-fve dollars in money stolen About
midnight on Tuesday night the ID. great
swell or tidal wave, rolled III upon the sbora
at Sturgeon Point, inundating the low lands
and covering the point to a depth of twelve
feet' BY actual measurement, the water rose
twelve feet above the lake level. The evening
had been calm, and no wind up to the time of
the occurrance, about twelve o'clock sleepers
along the lake shore were aroused by the sound
Of the great wave, as it came marching shore
ward followed by what was described as
wave of wind. The hole scene did not last to
exceed five minutes
SUMMIT Co., GA young woman named
Alice Fairbanks, residing at Copley attempted
to commit suicide, few days since, by taking
arsenic. As soon as she had swallowed it she
made known the fact, and physician being
summond she was saved from death. Trouble
with her lover prompted her to put an end to
her ife.-A pair of horses ran away, in |
Akron, on the 29th, smashing buggy but |
otherwise doing no injury.-A young man
named Thomas, whose home is at Tallmadge, |
was recently killed in the Lake Superior re- |
gion, by being run over by locomotive. His |
remains were taken home and buried Oh the |
2Sth.-During thunder storm on the 28th, |
the lightning struck on. the property of Chas. |
Cobb, near Akron, killing Durham Bull, and |
stunning every member of the family, who |
were in the house.-A little daughter of ]. |
B. Woods, of Akron, was knocked down and |
run over by a buggy, on Saturday the 3Oth.
The child was badly stunned but will recover.
Marshal Carbus, of Akron, and force of |
police, made a descent upon house of ii |
fame, at that place, on the night of the 3lst /
and succeed in capturing the old women
who kept it, and two youngest ones, besides
seven or eight male visitors. Substantial fines
we're imposed upon each of the guilty persons.
The Turner'S of Akron, celebrated the
first anniversary OF their existence on the I'd,
by grand Summer night festival
HANCOCK Co., O.-The Germans of Findlay
held picnic, at the fair grounds, on Sabbath
the 3lst.-The Sabbath Schools on the Find
lay Circuit, U. B. Church, held their anniver-
sary in Burns Grove three miles east of Find
lay, on Wednesday last-A moving match
was held near Findlay, on Wednesday the 4th,
at which it is claimed 1000 people were pre-
sent Six machines were on trial, of which
the Clipper and Sulky were the favorites.-
A couple of tramps wandered around the
streets in Findlay, one day last week, until
they succeeded in begging money enough to
procure big drunk. The Marshal had to get
a dray to convey the woman to the station
new church of the Evangelical
Society, two miles west of Findlay was dedi-
Gated on Sabbath the 3lst.-The FindIay]
district campmeeting, will commence on Aug.
18th, on the old camp ground near Benton,
seven miles west of Findlay.-The second
match game of base ball, was played at Find
lay on the lst, between the Independents of
McComb and the Grasshoppers, of Findlay, re-
sulting in the defeat Of the Independents, the
score standing % to 26.
SENECA Co., O.-Over two miles of pave
ments have been ordered to be made, in Tifin.
within sixty days.-Some rascal threw a
stone through window of the National Ex-
change Bank, at Tifin, on Monday night
Mr.. Rhody Myers, one of the Oldest residents
Of the county, died at his residents in Attica,
on the lst.-A dispatch was received by Mr..
Glenn Snyder, of Tifin, on Tuesday the ID.
from Forest, stating that a handkerchief, hat
and pocket book, belonging to Mr.. John Har-
risOn, had been found at that place, but that
no traces could be found of the man. Mr..
Snyder went to Forest to assist in solving the
mystery or five boys were recently
arrested, at Tifin, for disturbance about the
depot. They were put in the calaboose over
night, and in the morning taken out and fined.
Miss Ida Loomis, wife of Geogre Loomis,
Of Tifin, died after a short illness on Sunday
the 3lst-Ephriam Bartlett, resident of
Green Springs, died on the 2Sth inst.--A
foreman in the sash factory of ]. Foncannon
& Co., at Green Springs, had two of his fingers
cut off by saw, on the 29th.