The Fremont weekly journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County, Ohio) 1867-1877, 1871-12-01
NEWS ITEMS.

The debt of Ohio is now SS,945,51I.
The small pox is on the increase in Cleve-
land.
Bret Harte will spend the winter in New
York.
Small pox still continues in the city of New
York.
In the vicinity of Salt Lake City snow is six
feet deep.
The total debt of South Carolina is stated at
s12, 900.
The people of Cleveland are undergoing
vaccine epoch.
St. Louis people are still agitating the capi-
tai removal question.
There is prospect of Connolly spending
Thanksgiving in jail.
Victoria WoodhulIs lecture enterprise in
Cleveland was failure.
The Ducal ball, in New York, came off on
the evening of the 18th.
The Seventh Ohio Regiment held a reunion
in Cleveland on Monday of last week
The police of New York have decided to
break up lottery police swindling shops.
It is said that Louis Robisso of Cincinnati.
will make the model for the Mcpherson mon
ument
Hon. c. L. yallandigham's estate settles up
worth over 100000, which goes to his son
Charles
A monument to the fallen soldiers of Cam
paigu, county, will be unveiled on the 7th Of
November
The Woodruff lectured to a small gathering
of curious people, at Cleveland, on Friday
evening last.
Farmers in Franklin county have been VIC
timized by buying lottery tickets where there
was no lottery.
The Grand Duke Alexis visited the Naval
Academy, at Annapolis, on the oath, attended
by Secretary Robson.
Claffiin, the author of WoodhulPs being.
once fourished as innkeeper in ShalersviIIe,
Portage county, Ohio.
Joseph G. Cogswell, for many years Libra
rian of the Astor Library, at New York, died
on Sunday of last week.
England has signifed Spain ofits willingness
to receive proposals for the restitution of Glib
alter to the possession of that power
The Prince of Wales is dangerously ill with
an illness same as that which produced his
fathers death, and fears are entertained that
ne may not recover.
number of sympathizers with the Empire,
paraded the Fauburg Saint German shouting
''Vive La Napoleon" on the Gath. They were
not interfered with.
The two Park girls, who survived the at
tempt to murder them, it is now said will re-
cover, although one of them lost portion of
her brain, through the wound in her head
made by the murderer's axe.
Large quantities of oysters are sent every
day all over the continent from Cristfeld Nd.
So great source of prosperity is this business,
that the place has increased 400 per cent. in
population within the last year.
A farmer in Central Ohio made VOW that
he would plant forty fruit trees for every
child born during the first ten years, He has
reached the S20th tree, and his whole farm
will probably become an orchard
Olive Logan, it is said, will wed some "nice
young man" on Christmas day In anticipa-
ton of the happy event, she has purchased a
handsome residence in New York. Are the
first letters of his named Writ Sykes?
Mrs. Thomas Reese, formerly of Baltimore,
died recently at Conception, Chill, of cancer.
She tried the plan known as "condurango,"
with beneficial effects for about a fortnight,
after which it appeared to aggravate the dis
ease.
An ex-colonel of a French regiment of
cuirassieurs is now cook of hotel at Breslau
He has married daughter of mechanic in
that city and resigned his commission in the
French Army. ''To what base uses may we
come at last"
There is young lady living near Albion,
Michigan, whose grandmother's grandmother
is still living-a hale, active old lady, and the
young lady herself is old enough to be mar
ried and have children, in which case there
would be six generations in one family.
The Russian Duke is said to be charged
with delicate mission, Nothing less than to