The Fremont weekly journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County, Ohio) 1867-1877, 1872-07-19
NEWS ITEMS.

The Baltimore Convention could not do any
thing in favor of the Female Suffragists.
Mr.. Tease, formerly of Xenia, O., is now
Superintendent of the Indianapolis and St
Louis Railway.
Rev. H. G. Hayden of Painsville, has been
called to the pastorste at Oberlin, 30 long held
by President Finney.
Mrs. Southworth of Cleveland, who killed
her children and attempted suicide on Satur,
day is likely to recover.
The Capital University, at Columbus, dur.
ing the past year, sent eleven Lutheran min
listers into the pastoral work.
The first Fourth of July Grafton ever deliv.
cred in Ohio, was made by James NJ. Varnum,
at Marietta, in the year 1888.
Franklin Colledge has conferred the degree
of LID. on Judge John Welch, Chief Justice
of the Supreme Court of Ohio.
The Garribaldian Legion is being recruited,
and rumors are current that troublesome times
are in store for Nice, Savoy, Spain, or some
otherwhere.
The building to replace the one destroyed
by the boiler explosion at the State Peniten-
tiary is now under roof. The work On it was
done by convic is.
By collision on the Pan Handle Road, Oh
the 18th, near Bowerstown, eleven persons re-
q quired surgical aid, and number of others
were slightly hurt.
A workshop connected with the State prison
at Michigan City, Ind, was destroyed by fire
on the 18th. The contractors loose $4,000
and the State $4,000.
A law banishing the Jesuiis from Germany
has been promulgated at Berlin. All estab
lishments under their control must be discon-
tinued entirely in Six months.
A fire which destroyed property to the
amount of S1SO,OOO, occurred at Alpena, Mich
on the night of the 18th. Four persons are
said to have persisted in the flames.
John Ready young man in Cleveland be,
came involved in a difficulty on Saturday
night, and was stabbed several times in the
back 1t is thought that he will die.
The catterpiller, which is so destructive tc
the cotton crop, is reported from Charleston
to have made its appearance, and serious ap
prehensions are felt for the safety of the crop
Dr.Houard has been released from his Span.
ish prison. He refused to be released by par
don, as it might be regarded as a confession
of guilt, when the officials forced him of pri
son.
r1ba ,,oEo II, Xania m, Fba I2fb Cor Fha no1-
ton & Southeastern Railroad, under the Boese
law, resulted in such a manner as to show tn
Road will not fail on account of Xenia-89!
for, and So against.
The latest windfal Of fortune reported come
to family in Indiana named Fougere, fo1
merly of Pickaway County, Ohio. They ar
to get by the death of relatives in France onl
the modest sum of twelve million dolIarsI
Miss Ransom, of Cleveland, who painted th
first picture ever bought by the government
of a woman, has just finished a superb, full
length portrait of Gen. Thomas, which
spoken of in the highest terms by the critics
On Wednesday evening last, at Cleveland
wo canal boatmen named Dougherty an,
Meyers, got into quarrel, when Meyers WI
stabbed by Dougherty, and died in few mt
ments. Dougherty was arrested and now lii
in jail.
A train on the Cleveland & Columbus Roa
on Tuesday, ran over man at Berea, cuttin
him in two, and at Kellogg's Crossing, ne'
the Atlantic s. Great Western depot at Clev
land, it ran over three drunken men, killir
all of them.
The Oil City Derrick says that the Dem
Gratis in that neighborhood are SO long face
since the nomination of Greeley, that the ba
ber's are determined to strike for higher W
ges. They say they will have to be paid
) moving by the acre if the thing goes on.
Two men were buried alive by land slit
at Cleveland on Tuesday afternoon, smothe
ing them to death. They were engaged wit
others in excavating for large receiving tai
at the Peoples Gas Works, when the accider
occurred. Their names were Joseph Cole
| and Michael Hickey.
Moses Spenemaur, an English mercha1
/ some years ago, while visiting Malabar, fell
! love with Hind0a woman whom be marie