The Fremont weekly journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County, Ohio) 1867-1877, 1873-12-12
One of the attacking party was
Adahel Cent?, of Toledo.

DS6Q puuiSu6u. EEANh Il. AIN AOA';
late cashier of the Atlantic Bank, New
York, embezzled and squandered
100000 of the funds of the Bank, !
for which he has just been sentanced |
to Penitentiary for seven years.
"The Church of God," so called,
founded by John Winebrenner, is a
denomination of Baptists, numbering
about 10000. They are Evangelical
in their doctrines and open comu-
nionists in practice and they have
adopted the system of itinerancy.
Mrs. Sears, who lives in Grayson
County, KY, went out one day last
spring to dig ginseng. She is said to
be one of the most industrious
women in all her section. During
the day she dug seven pounds of gin
sing, killed five young foxes, two
rattlesnakes, slew two fawns, and
went back home and gave birth to
twins.
On Friday certificates were fled
Incorporating the Findlay MaAufact-
uring Company, to- manufacture ma
chinery, $4,000 capital; the Tifin
Shoe Factory, with 100000 capital;
the American Low Wafer Alarm In ,
dicator Company, of Cincinnati, with
100000 capital; the Fausler Manu-
featuring Company, of Cleveland, to
manufacture gas lamps and fixtures,
with $4,000 capital0 and the Del
phos Brewery, with $4,000 capital.
The spectators present at the
meeting of the Hoosac tunnel shafts,
according to the Boston Post
correspondence, behaved like wild
men when the final blast opened the
hole through the mountain. They
made rush for the opening, but one
Of the workmen, brandishing a pick
axe, could be herd to shout amid the
din of voices, "Stand back! Walter
Stanley is the first man to go through
the holep The conductor, however,
politely passed State official and a
reporter before him.
The Thief who was arrested for
robbing Parsons store in this town,
was found to have a quantity of
Ayers Hair Vigor in his possession.
When asked why he wished to steal
that article, he answered that he
"wanted to restore his hair, for it was
hard to be thief and bald, too" If
that invention of the great chemist
could restore a faded character as
effectually as it does their natural
beauty to bald and gray heads, it
would surely be, as they say it now
is, truly invaluable.-Leloisto1a Mel
journal.
The nomination Of Judge We'll
ker was confirmed on Monday, and
he entered upon the discharge of his
official duties in this City yesterday.
We are sure that the hearty welcome
which he met from the Bar of Cleve-
land, is fully sympathized in by the
Bar of this portion Of the District.
We are also confident that the Cleve-
land Bar, in asking retention of Earl
Bill, ESQ.,, as Clerk, reflects the feel
ings ofall parties interested in the
business of the Court. Very few Off
GERS have in so large measure gained
the confidence and respect of those
having official intercourse with him.
Toledo Commercial
At st. Louis, on the 4th, wedding
party was broken up by three men,
one an uncle of the bride. They
suddenly entered the house, ordered
the party disperse, and in the melee
Richard Bolticher the groom, was
shot in the leg. After his wound
was dressed he returned TO the house,
and next day the three men returned
and asked to see Bolticher but were
refused. Bolticher left the house
and ran, followed by the men, when
young Cronenbold, brother of the
bride, fred four or five shots at him,
three of which entered his body one
piercing his heart and causing
instant death. Cronenbold was ar
rested and locked up. 1t was evi-
IDENTIFY premeditated murder.
AS a precedent for the guidance
of our Government should Spain
prove unable to comply with her
agreement, a similar case is cited in
which Great Britain and Spain were
the parties interested. II occurred in
the days of the Inquisition, when
England made demand on Spain
for the release of some of her sub
jects. Spain replied that they were
held by the Inquisition, and she
could not control that body. "Then
we will make war on the Inquisition,"
said John Bull. In commenting up
on the Presidents Message, the Lon
don Times takes the position that
Spain must show real as well as nom
inal control over Cuba, aad that
England will unreservedly support
any policy calculated to require the
exercise of such power or the aban-
donment of all pretense of authority
over the Island.
There is nice state of affairs in
Butler county in this State. 1t be-
ling suspected by the County Com
missioners that there might be some
irregularities in the county finances,
they employed General Goldman, ex-
Auditor of the State, to examine in
to the books, and 10! it appears that
the present county auditor has drawn
from the treasury for three and half
years service $I9,400 more than he
is entitled to, and that all the other
county offers have been doing the
same thing, the total over-draft
amounting to about $4,000. Mr..
Goldman is now investigating the ac-
counts ten years back, which makes
great futtering among the ex-au
ditors, treasurers and other officials
of Butler county. Butler is high,
toned old Democratic county, giving
Bourbon majority of about two
thousand at each election. This
must, therefore, be another case Of
seduction.
We 0Iden Times