The Fremont weekly journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County, Ohio) 1867-1877, 1870-08-05
NEWS ITEMS.
The population of Canton is 9,O08.
Alliance has population Of 4,O67.
Youngstown has population of S,lOo.
Stark county has total valuation Of s,9e7,

The population of Canton is 9,OO8.
Alliance has population Of 4,O67.
Youngstown has population of S,l00.
Stark county has total valuation Of s,997,
s37.
Nevins & Myers have secured the Stat
printing for the next two years.
The English Yacht Cambria beat the Daunt
less in the return trip across the Atlantic.
The South German Army it is ascertainet
are supplied with old flint muskets.
Within the last ten years Nova Scotia hal
produced nearly sl,4OO,OOO worth of gold.
DR.. G. Holland is to edit Hours at Home
with quarter share in the proprietorship.
Gen. Fitzpatrick, Minister to Chill, has sen
in his resignation and will return home a
once.
Lyman r. Critchfeld, of Mayne County
has received the Democratic nomination fol
the l4th District.
The war expenses OF Prussian are footing
up enormously, they now amount to ovel
twenty-five millions a day.
France will evacuate Rome, and report pre-,
vailed that Gen. Dumont had received ordert
to concentrate his troops and be ready to eva
cuate at moments notice.
The friends Of Montgomery Blair are urg-
ing his election to Congress from the fifth
Maryland district. The Blairs still live.
The local Of the Cincinnati Chronicle has
been visiting the purlicus Of vice and misery
in that city, and describes veritable Sodom.
A little daughter of Mr.. George Griffith,
who lives near Van Vert, fell into well a
few days since, but was rescued before life
was extinct.
E. L. Poppleton has been nominated by the
Democracy to fill the vacancy occasioned by
the resignation of Jas. R. Hubbell, in the Six
teenth Senatorial District.
On Saturday last one of the men engaged
at work on the foundation which the railroad
company is building at Wakoman for the en-
gine to force water to the tanks fell from
bridge and was seriously injured.
A horse and buggy, belonging to Mr.. Geo.
Rhinebarger of Van Vert, was stolen few
nights since. He was attending party and
the horse was hitched near the house. It was
afterwards found in piece of woods where
the thief had abandoned it.
Joseph Henderson of Cleveland was drown.
ell by jumping from the deck of the Propeller
Keweenaw on Friday last. He had been suf-
fering from a general debility of mind and
body for some time. and at the time of his
death was taking a trip for his health. 1t is
supposed he was seized with tit of insanity,
and escaping from the notice Of his friends
plunged into watery grave.
A murderous affray took place on the
grounds of the colored base ball club, Of Van
Vert, on Saturday night the 29th. A colored
man from Toledo, named Beny Clark, got in
TO quarrel with another colored man named
Russ, resident of Van Vert. Russ called
Blake hard names where upon Blake
turned upon him and struck him terrible
blow on the head with ball club. His skull
was fractured and fears were entertained for
his recovery. Blake has been arrested, and
lodged in Jail to await The meeting of the
Grand Jury, in September.
The Central Bank of Brooklyn has suspen-
ded payment, and its cashier, J. L. Shaeder,
has been appointed receiver to examine and
settle the affairs. The cause of the disaster is
not known, but it is generally ascribed to un-
profitable real estate and stock speculaiions of
is President, II. L. Prugn, who is owner and
builder of the Brooklyn post-ofiee building, |
;amuel's billiard rooms, and an elegant pri-
'ate residence on jay street, Pruya is also