The Fremont weekly journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County, Ohio) 1867-1877, 1871-10-20

triai.-One Of the horse thieves that abound
in this county, stole a horse from man named
Clark, but by mistsking the road fell into the
hands Of pursuers, and was placed under arrest
R1oz1AND Co., o.-John Shank, living near
Mansfield, was severely injured by the kick OF
q horse, on Friday Of last week.-Mr. J. C.
J Day, wealthy farmer living three miles from
Mansfield, had about a hundred dollars in
money and large amount in notes, stolen By
hired man, during the absence Of the fauli-
ly, one day last week. The thief was caught
before he could get to the cars, and lodged in
jail.-The residence of Judge Geddes, at
Mansfield, was entered and quantity ofsilver
ware taken, one day last week. The burglars
we're arrested at Mt Vernon, shortly after.
Israel Mccoy, of Lexington township,
tried to commit suicide by hanging, one day
last week, but was discovered before the deed
was fully committed.-A hoy named Oliver
Pierce Grubbe, living in Washington town
ship, committed suicide by hanging himself to
q ladder, on Friday of last week
SENECA Co., O.-The Jifin Woolen Mills
took four first premiums, at the great Indus
trial Exposition, in St. Louis.-An attempt
was made to burglarise the house of Mr.. John
Kaul at TiAin, last week, but their bunging
work aroused the servants, and they were
frightened away.--The new Presbyterian
Church at Tifin, is to be dedicated next Sab
bath. The dedicatory sermon is TO be preach
ed by Rev. Bushnell, D. D., of Fremont
The Lodge of Good Templars, at Tifin, gave /
S25 for the relief of Chieago.-SOme scamps /
entered the stables of the Commercial House,
at TifFin, one night last week, and stole lot
of brides, &c. They were detected and made
secure.
SUMMIT Co. O.-The total receipts of the
Summit County Fair, this year, amounted TO
over four thousand and five numbered dollars.
Mr.. J. w. Upson has returned to Tallmadge,
from California.-A farmer named Wilt
amson, living near Akron, committed suicide
by hanging himself, on Friday of last week.
He was known as an honest, industrious man,
and only care of an acute type could have
led him to do the terrible deed.-Wa Wadsworth
now boasts of spirit pictures,o on window panes.
WooD, Co., GA log house and barn, be-
longing to William Martin, near Bowling
Green, were destroyed by fire, one day last
Reek.--Joshua Yeaman, one of the old citizen,
Of the county, died recently at his residence in
Bloom township.-A man in Freedom town
ship, was recently confidenced to the tune of
seventy-five dollars. s.-Mrs. a. r. Patterson
Of Bowling Green, recently had about S35
stolen from the pocket in her dress, which was
hanging up in the house. 1t is suspected that
she petty thief belongs in the neighborhood
The store of Gilbert Beach, at Perrysburg
vas broken into, on Tuesday night of last
week, and a considerable quantity of goods
AIKEN. He was surprised by the appearance
If the Marshal, just as he was leaving the
tore, and dropped his boosJ and ran.--J. N.
9ord, Esq, removes soon to Elyria, where he
Intends to locate. He has formed a partner
hip viii his brother, J. K Hord, ESQ.,, Of
for the practice of law.-An OK
cam belonging to Mr.. Shanks, of Center
ownship, was killed by falling tree, on the
tn inst