The Fremont weekly journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County, Ohio) 1867-1877, 1871-02-24

The marshal intsrfeTed and received sever
2 marks Of attention bstDrs hsirsstOred order.
Its proposed to start woOlen ,ailI 4 No
walk. The stock for the paper miII has bee
subscribed and the construction Of the bui
. ding VIII be commenced as soon as the weaths
win permit
It is believed tha. Alaska will be made
penal colony. In that case the politicians VIII
where instrumental in its purchase should
the hFut cOnvicts sent Tiers and the last to b
brought away. asg
Notice is hereby given that every youns
gent who has arrived ct years Of discretion
must take lady 10 the concert, on next Tues
day evening. Discretion nsans that they Ar,
not to carry PsAHuts 70 sat.
The Collins Touring mills at Eagle HarbO1
Orleans county, New York, were burned
Tuesday morning. Loss about $62,oOO insur-
ancs $4,000. The FIRE is supposed to have
been the work of an ineendiary.
A student at Heidelberg College, while cut
ting chips with an axe, last Friday had tie
misfortune to cut large cash in hir left hand
which axidentally got in the war. Though
$ severe wound, no bOHes were injured.
Already the eanvAssing for the spring cleo
ton has commenced. Select good men who
have the interest Of the people at heart, and
then elect them. In this way only can you
eircunvent the plOttings Of damagogues.
At Mammoth Hall. on Tuesday night next
the Fremont Glee Club will give concert for
the benefit Of the Ladies Relief Society. It
promises to be hne entertainment Admis-
sion S5 cents. Be sure and go, and help the
cause.
The Thornton Hotel, at Mansfield Ohio.
was burned Tuesday morning at o'clock
Loss about 1900. Part Of the furniture was
saved. Insured in the Richland, of Mans
field, and Knox, of Mt. Vernon, each S2,S5O;
Etna, $1,000.
Dr.. Hill, Of Erie, Representative to the Leg
islatiAe, was requested to resign his position,
last week, owing to his continued i'll health.
but declined. The Erisites desired an active
man at Columbus, but the Dr. disappointed
their expectations.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. Smith, who have resided
near this city for number of years. have gone
west intending to locate in Kansas. Mr.. Smith
has sold his farm here to Dr.. Phillips, of Hess
vile, who viii take up his residence perma-
neHny in that locality.
Hon. H. W. winslow arrived home. on
on Tuesday evening last from Massillon, where
he has been receiving treatment from an emil
nent Oculist. We regret to learn that his
eyes have not been improved, and that ne des-
pairs of ever regaining his sight.
On Friday night at half past twelve, an ale
tercation occurred at low brothsl on Sixth
street, Cincinnati, which re ulted in John
sohaefer stabbing Chss. Patton to death. The
parties were young and intoxicated. The
trouble was concerning prostitute to whom
Patton was partial.
A frantically jealous negro named Robinson
visited a negro Methodist Church near Lock
land, Ohio, one night recently, and stationine
himself where he could command the door,
fred dozen shots into the crowd, woundinR
severely four persons He was subseoueutiv
arrested and imprisoned.
The effort of Levi, the agent of Nfilson, to
to obtain an advertisement Of her cencert in
Toledo, in the Journal free, is not success.
If a troupe which is living of the public at
the rate of from 50 to a per head each con-
cart, can't afford to pay for its advertising, it
Ehould At least have enough aignity.not to
beg.
In ths sneighborhoOdo Of Bellevue, afsW nights
ago, family we're alarmed by the suppOsi-
ton that their dwelling vas absut to be burg
larized. Il turned out that drunken mechan-
10, Of that locality, had stumbled mp to the
wrong houss. Intempsrence leads many 9th.
srwise COED men to psrPstrate very foolish
tricks.
The young men Of Tiffn use-gallon ismi- |
johns, and hide tthhsIa in board yards. Two of
them "Wsnt for a nip, and they got it ct the
hands Of the Marshal. who had found the
John" and stood guard over it Az conss-
quencs they visited the lookup, which was
nip more than they wanted. People who use |
liquor often get too much Of It.
The valuation Of Mt. Vernon has been in
creased Is per cent. The effort Of towns 70
get in their valuation at less than it should be
is not generally successful. Mt. Vernon's val
uation was returned at about 81, ,OOO, 900 and
the addition viii increase it to sl,I5O,OOO.
Lands IN the towns and tc#npAlp of the coun- |
ty were raised 10 per cent.
The name Of the son Of Admiral Farragut
has been mentioned in connection with the |
'recent troubles at West Point" Loyall Far
rAgut graduated in 1868, and is now serving as
Second Lieutenant, United States artillery, at
Fort Preble, in Portland Harbor. Thee is
no one bearing his name now or recently at
tue Military Academy. -.
Last week at Norwslk two men claiming IN
be United States officers. acting under the di-
rections of a U. S. Marshal, attempted TO ex-
tort $3.50 from liquor dealer who could not
furnish his license, which he claimed was lost. |
Before the money was paid the parties were
arrested but as they gave prsOfs of their au-
thority they were discharged. General Hast
ings should lock into the acts Of sons of his
deputies.
Those inoOrHgible bachelors who grow gray
in deDOancing all wives as being dnfaithful,
inconstant &c. Should have witnessed the
exhibition of coBjugal affection on our streets,
the other day. The husband had succeeded
in getting outside of toe much whisky, and
was celebrating on grand scale, yhen be was
interviewed By his bstter half ori three Guar
ters, and invited to return home with her.
She proposed to be obeyed, and laid hold of
her hege lord with will that gave him an
impetus IN the direction she wished. When
last seen he was stepping high and long to the
time of "come along you scamp"
The bill for the protection of life and prop
erty on steamboats,, which passed the House
faw days since, is largely a eodiRcation of
previous legislation on the same subject, with
some important additions. It provides that
every steamer hereafter shall be provided with
suitable apparatus fer extnguishing fire in
any part Of the ship. Incombustible mater
ials only aro to be used in the construction of
all parts Of the vessel that are near the engine
rooms, gslleys, or etEer plases where fires are
built The bin further prohibits the carving
Of loose hay or cotton, camphene, nitro-glycer-
inc, gunpOwder, benzine, refined petroieum
and like articles, on any steamer carrying pas
sengers. an steamers Esoi to- be subject to
regular, thorough and competent inspection.
Navigation is to be suspended when unusual
fogs or extreme darkness make it dangerous,
aud ample provisions is made for the establish
ing and Observance Of reliable and precaution-
ary danger signals.