The Fremont weekly journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County, Ohio) 1867-1877, 1873-08-22


and John Feustamaker, two old gentlemen
who had about reached their three score and
ten, were striken with appoplezy, and died
suddenly.
A stranger, who gave no dame was arrested
at New London, Huron county, on the l4th.
He had sold forged note to Mr. Meaeh' but
did not get away before the discovery, hence
his arrest.
A drayman at Clyde, tried to knock train
of the track with his dray last week, but it
has had to undergo repairs, and his horses
harness had to be mended. The horse and
driver were not hurt.
Some rowdies, at Rising Sun, raised row
in a church, after services, on the night oil the
10Th. and abused some of the church people
They were soon after cleaned out by some
muscular christians.
The c. S. & c. charged Sl3.78 for a quant!-
ty of salt from Sandusky to Kenton. The
charge from New York to Sandusky was
sI3 20. So says the Republican, and it looks
as though the Z. S. & C. needed regulating.
Van Vert had heavy hail storm on Tues
day of last week-the heaviest and most de-
structive which has ever visited that locality
The quantity of broken glass was immense 1t
will take 5000 TO replace the broken glass IN
Arcade Block alone.
DR., w. H. Sykes, of Plymouth, while out
driving, on the 18th, was thrown from his
buggy, tho horse having run away, and strik-
ing upon his hea and shoulders, was rendered
unconscious, and for time fears were en-
terteined of his recovery.
Charles Tharp, married man, and Nancy
Smith, unmarried, disappeared from Lima, at
the same time recently, and since that have
not been heard from. The Democrat thinks
it may be all right, "the> thing looks mighty
peculiar to say the least"
Ira johnson is supposed to have carried OF
two watches and FIVE dollars from the resi-
dence Of Mr.. Powell, at Findlay. on last
Saturday morning, as they disappeared when
he did-earIy in the morning. He had been
at work for Mr.. Powell,
Near Bowling Green on the 18th, horse at
tached to buggy took fright, swung sudden
ly round and tipped the occupants out. Mrs.
Gregory, who with her children we're the oc-
CupduLSt W Tic AAuSS anu was AAe.f5bSN
some distance and somewhat injured.
An does not appear lovely at Green Springs.
The butchers don't like the way the Mayor
enforces the laws, and the young swclls are at
swords points with the Marshal, and get
drunk and kick up shindy occasionally to
annoy him. Reform is needed there.
Ii the nose bleeds from the right nostIil.
pass the finger along the edge of the right
jaw till the beating of the artery is felt. Press
hard upon it, and the bleeding will cease.
Continue the pressure five minutes, until the
ruptured vessels in the nose have time TO con-
tract
At Upper Sandusky, on the 18th. the Buck
eye Hose Company, of Bucyrus, won the prize
money, 500, in 3S seconds. The Nevada
company ran in 38 II, Tifin company in 40,
Gallon 40, Fostoria 80 ID; Ada A. What
aileth the Young America2 Canst tell neigh
Dor T,i5unel
On Tuesday last, the Croghan Juniors, of
this city went over to Bellevue, to play the re-
turn game of base ball, with the Eagle Jun
iors of that place They played the game
part way through, and then the Bellevue boys
threw it up, the score standing "a to 8 in favor
of the Croghsn Juniors.
team beIoaging to Geo. HeymaD, of
Hunts Corners, Huron county, ran away on
the Sth, near Monroeville, and in crossing a
bridge, the carriage struck the railing of the
bridge which gave way and the carriage went
off the bridge. Mrs. Heyman and child who
were in the carriage, were thrown some dis
tance and were severely injured.
It may be agreeable to those who indulge
in the pastime Of shooting within the city
limits, but it is rather unpleasant to those who
receive portion of shot in their neither ex-
tremities. One Of our citizens has assured US
that he has been hit in this way twice lately.
Is there not an ordinance against shooting
guns or pistols within the city limits? If there
is, enforce it.
Findlay is to have slO,SOO bridge across
the Blanchard; but then Findlay isn't on the
line of Public Works, and can do her own
building. Here we have an antiquated and
aggravated nuisance in the shape of a bridge
across the Saudusky, and the Board of Public
works can't build new one without the con-
sent of the Legislature. and that body was
not interested in keeping up the value of State
property.
Let every farmer bear in mind that our
county Fair takes place on the lst ID Sd and
4th days OF October, and make their prepara-
tions accordingly Ample premiums have
been offered for stock, and in fact in every de-
partment, and no effort will be spared by the
managers to keep up the excellent character
which our fairs have had since located on the
new grounds Large premiums viii be Of
fered on horses, and it is expected that some
excellent trotting and running stock will be
on the ground
Two miscreants, more properly fiends, way
laid Miss Cox, near Findlay, on the 18th,
and notwithstanding her cries and struggles,
accomplished their brutal purpose, and then
fed. and no clue has been obtained as to who
thew were. One was a large man with light
complexion and red whiskers, the other a
smaller man with dark complexion and a
black mustaehe. They carried guns and were
accompanied by brown dog, which evident
lv had more manliness in its nature than the
human hounds it served.
James P. Miller, whose father resides at
GAINESVILLE, has got himself into jail at Cleve-
land. James went to school, got tired and
hired out as hotel clerk at the Park House
Oberlin. He formed the acquaintance Of
Lotsie Walker, girl of fifteen. They loved
and wished to marry. James knew he could
not get license in LOrain county, SO he went
70 Cleveland and sWore the girl was of full
age. He returned with license Miss Walker
met him at Elyria; they drove to Avon, and
were married at II o'clock on the night of the
18th. On Friday last, James again went 10
Cleveland, where be was nabbed by the police,
on charge of perjury. and sent TO jail, whence
he tslegraphed bis father TO come and help
him out of his trouble. James should have
gone to Gretna Green