The Fremont weekly journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County, Ohio) 1867-1877, 1873-11-28
NEWS ITEMS.

c. Fullinger, a cattle droVer from
Ohio, 0hile in the Marine Bank at
Buffalo, had bis pocket book con
tanning a check for $4,000 stolen
from him.
The Allen Hogan mill, was a foul
affair. Allan struck foul twice in
the second and once in the thi.d
round, when the outsiders broke in
to the ring and stopped the fight.
The cable steamer Robert Lowe,
engaged in laying the Anglo-Amer-
lean cable, was driven on the rocks
near st. Shots, and went down so
rapidly that the life boat could not
be gotten out. Twenty-three per
sons we're saved, and eighteen were
lost.
Attorney General Williams has de-
cided that payments to creditor af-
ter proceedings in bankruptcy have
been commenced against him are not
valid, and the debtor can be made TO
pay the debt again for the benefit Of
the creditors Of the bankrupt.
In the forthcoming report of the
Adjutaut General he shows that the
United States Government has par
TALLY reimbursed Ohio for expenses
incurred during the war, by paying
into the Treasury during the past
I year $94,17450. This leaves claims
still standing to the amount of $3l4,-
S6107.
Allen, Chambers and Kelly, prize
fighters, were arrested at st. Louis
on requisition of the Governor of Hi
nois, for participating in the Allen
MCoole prize fight last September.
The sheriff conveyed them across
the river while their attorneys we're
endeavoring to have them released
on habeas corpus.
The failure of the Nation Trust
Company, of Pittsburgh, and the in
vestigation following, have revealed
that $4,000 in money belonging
to the City, proceeds of sale of bonds,
and $304, 900 in bonds are in posses
sion of that concern. The stock
holders Of the bank are individually
liable, and it is believed payment
will be secured to the City.
Another attempt will be made
this winter to obtain the repeal of
the resolutions of the Massachusetts
Legislature which censure Mr.. Sum
ner for his famous battle flag resolu-
tons. Petitions are being signed
asking the repeal; and theSpringfeld
Republican, having canvassed the
opinions of many new members Of
the legislature, finds nearly all of
them inclined to favor q retraction of
the censure.
The filibuster Ryan vas not pa
triot, but q contractor. 1t is now
ascertained that he was to have re-
ceived $4,000 in gold for the safe
delivery of the arms and recruits car
ried by the Virginius, on the cost Of
Cuba. rhe more we learn about the
characters and. motives of the men
engaged in that ill-starred expedi-
tioa, the less inspiring the subject
becomes.
Walt GraysOn, Creek Indisn far
mer, residing near Parsons, Kansas,
was seized by robbers on the even
ING of the 2Ist, and his money de-
msnded. He refused to tell where
he mad placed it; they hanged him to
a tree until he was insensible, but
still refusing the hanging was re-
peated q number Of times. At last
thew threatened to hang his wife,
when he told them where his treas
ures were hidden, and they departed
carrying with them $4,000 in silver
and gold.
The report of the Superintendent
of the Northern Ohio Lunatic Asy-
lum shows that at the date of the
last report there were 178 patients;
! 237 were admitted during the year,
of whom 139 we're males, and SO fe-
males; I34 were discharged and 81
died; number remaining November
18th. $50. The whole number of
patients treated during the year was
4I5. Ofthe 165 patients discharged
during the year 73 we're discharged
as cured, Al as improved, and l un-
improved.
The report of the Auditor of State
has been completed and submitted