The Fremont weekly journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County, Ohio) 1867-1877, 1873-06-06
NEWS ITEMS.

Ex-Governor Jewell has accepted the mis-
sion to Russia.
Stsrtle, Bonnsr's colt, has trotted half
mile in one minute Z "a seconds.
The total loss by insurance companies ont
side of Boston, by the late fire, wss s67O,OOt
The horse disease has reappeared in New
York, and is said to be more fatal than it wal
last fall.
Wabash Avenue, Chicago, had q fire OIL
Monday, which destroyed sll9,5OO worth o
property.
One thousand acres of fine timber was de.
stroyed by fire, in Cumberland county Maine
last Saturday.
Two members of the Bender family, the no.
toriOus Kansas murderers, were recently ar
rested in Iowa.
The messenger of the First National Banl
of Boston, abscOnded last week, with $4,000
in notes and checks.
A IRE in Meadville, Penna, on Friday night
last destroyed s25,OOO to $4,000 worth Of
property. Insurance $4,000.
The depot of the Delaware and Lockawana
railroad, at HOboken, was destroyed by fire
on the night of the Both. Loss S65, 900.
During the Boston fire a package of Chicago
Burlington and Quincy, seven per cent bonds,
new issue, numbered from 2O5S to 2G65, were
lost or stolen.
There were 100 failures in Vienna on the
18th of May. The Exposition has not proven
as profitable as it was hoped it would be, and
failures were the order of settling day.
The Postal Card manufacturers are cheating
the government. and it has called q halt, and
wants better stock in the cards. It ought to
be accommodated for the cards are not lovely.
Columbus has had a trial of the Sunday Ii
quor Law, and the Mayors proclamation clos
ing all places where beer or liquor was sold
had the result of giving that city the most qui-
ct Sabbath it has known for years.
Judge Blatchford of New York, has decided
that the manufacturer had the right to inject
carbonic acid gas into wine made of grapes
grown in the United States without paying
tax, and the Internal Revenue Department
acquiesces in the decision.
Mansfield Tracy Walworth, a somewhat
noted novelist, was on Tuesday morning shot
to death by his son, Frank WaIworth, at the
SturteVant House, New York. Family diff
feulties was the cause. After the shooting
young WalWorth gave himself up.
A Montana gentleman was the subject of a
candid notice in the newspaper, and when he
wished to answer the paragraph he found
there was no shot in the house. A friend who
is full Of resources suggested that shingle nails
might do in an emergency. AT the funeral of
the editor it is said his body resembled an
English laborer's shoe sole.
The Secretary of the Treasury has directed
the Assistant Treasurer at New York to give
notice that during the month of June he will
purchase 100000 in bonds on the first and
third Wednesdays each, and will sell $2OOO,-
600 gold on the first and third THURSDAYS
each, and 81 500, 900 on the second and fourth
Thursdays each; in all he will sell 1000. 900
Of gold and purchase 81, ,OOO, 900 in bonds.
The Mexican Minister has not yet received
full official account of the particulars attend
ing Colonel McKenzie's operations against the |
Lipans and Kickspoos, and therefore is not |
now prepared to present the case to our Gov
srnment with view to explanations. There
s no doubt these viii be placed on the ground
'f the duty Of Government to protect its citi-
sens and punish all hostile invaders of our
oil, wherever found, the Mexican Govern
nent being unwilling or unable to prevent
ueh invasions.
considerable excitement was created in
Brownsville, Licking county, Saturday last,
Ver the sudden, severe and mysterious sick.
ess of a number of boys of that place. The
rst impression was that they had been at
Acked with cholera, and the whole commuui-
was on the verge Of a first class panic, when !
was aScertained that the boys, who had been
the woods, had been eating what thew sun
oseo to be sweet annis, but which on exami- !
alton, proved to be wild parsnips. and vsrs
oisoned. All of them were fsarfully sick. .
I'd 1t was with the greatest difficulty that !
We OF them were saved from death. s
Purgative Pills have become a settled Mecca h
" with the American people. Indeed. ca z
lartlcs always have been and always must =
used in some form, by all mankind. In
is country the pilular form of administration g
3 Oeen growing into favor since pills were =
st made of Aloes and Rhubarb, rolled into a y
II. Their high position in the public CONN.
nee has finally been secured and fastened CT
TO permanency by Ayers Csthartic Pills. II II
most skillful combination of medicine for q
diseases they are intended to cure. that h
ence can devise or art produce. Those :.
10 need pills no longer hesitate what pills 70 u u
Re If they can get Ayers Pills. Wheelno cs
az Press. d.
The new law passed by the New York As
nbly, entitled the Professional Criminal act :. =;
already having marked effect. The hill fr
'horizes the police to arrest well known
ninals under any circumstances and in anv n! nc
css which may lead to suspicion of criminal Or Or
snt' and it provides for their punishment I'll
IN the evidence of the officer making The Fl
est. and upon that Of the detectives. with az az
OBTAINING the innocent citizen who ,nor
J be witness. The new Superintendant bel
Police in New York is rapidly enforcino an
law, and the exodus of the thieves and '-''
ers Is going on at rate that thrsatans a.
oPulAte Gotham. This will be good for
' York perhaps, but viii it not be a Tt.l. ,-ar
1 on other placesF Keep your own roeuss Iast
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