The Fremont weekly journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County, Ohio) 1867-1877, 1872-11-15
NEWS ITEMS.


On Sunday last the body of a child was
found in g sewer pipe that was being cleaned
in Cleveland.
No place seems to be exempt from the horse
disease. They have it on Lake Superior, and
the mining interests begin to suffer from the
difficulty.
They must be elevating the moral standard
of the concert saloons on the Pacific coast, as
we notice in San Francisco paper an adver-
tisement for "goOd lady to sing"
A fine specimen of the American eagle was
shot by William T. Blaine, of Winfield, Tus-
carawas county, last Thursday. It measured
six feet three inches from tip to tip of wings,
and was on a turkey hunt at the time he was
shot.
A man in Cleveland recently erected house
on what he supposed to be his own lot Sub
seouently he discovered it did not belong to
him as much as he supposed, his lot being one
lying beside it. The unpleasantness Of the
situation was relieved by an exchange of lots
The Cleveland Leader says: "Several
splendid new locomotives are to be immedi-
ately placed on the Lake Shore road. They
were purchased at the Providence, Rhode ISL
and, Locomotive Works, weighing 80 tons
each and being purchased at a cost respective
ly of $4,000.
The population Of Kansas is over 100000
this, 100000 came in since 1865. This popu-
IAtion is scattered over sixty-fve counties,
-, to;,;,,,, IA 1nO soua,a ,,;Ias Nv 90 O0A mn
acres. This is only about half the territory of
the State Sixty thousand people have come
into the State each year during the past few
years.
When Chicago crouched Gszed and terror
stricken in the ashes Of what had been its bus
iness palaces and happy homes, Boston hurried
to its assistance and comfort. Now that Bos-
is stricken, though in less degree, Chicago re-
members the kindness and is among the first
to lend generous aid. Surely good deed is
never lost.
The New York Sun announces as the lead
ing plank in the platform for the next cam
paign the doctrine of 'tNo reelection of Grant
in 1876" The Sun, says the Washington Star,
had better not suggest the idea to the people,
or they may take a notion "to fight it out on
that line" as they did when the Sun declared
against the "re-election of Grant in IS72.o
The chateau of Millemont, where Prince
Napoleon was arrested on the occasion of his
recent expulsion from France, is a historiea
residence which has its "reminiscences. It be-
longed to Prince de Polignac, and in the very
room where the decree of expulsion was noti-
fed to the Prince,on table which still exists,
the famous ordinances of July were prepared.
Ten thousand girls are reported thrown out
of employment by the Boston fire. But before
lying down to sleep on the night after the fire,
the ladies Of Boston congregated at "Bofins
Bower" famous as place where women de-
wise practical measures for helping women,
and the machinery for securing employment
and subsistence for the unemployed girls was
set in motion.
An overseer of highways cannot, because he
believes it necessary for the protection or ben
eft of the road, even'if in a dangerous eondi
ton, derange the natural channels of superb
cial water or living waters, to the injury o