The Fremont weekly journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County, Ohio) 1867-1877, 1874-04-10

! VI NOhAOS wiz, lluI 10 ONSl y DAAEsu "
but not fierce fire of Goals, lay the
! oysters carefully on, when one side
is done turn the other, put some
sweet butter on q hot plate, sprinkle
a little pepper over, lay the oysters
on and serve with crackers.
'Our National Tomboy" is what
the Mayor of st. Louis calls Anna E.
Dickinson.
A Ciucinnatian has been arrested
for cruelty to working IN
treadmill Z horse so wasted and
weak that it has TO be braced up, and
on which he expends the munifcent
sum of fifteen cents week.
The following is a statement Of the
revenue collections for the month Of
Merch in the TifTin district furnished
by Mr.. G. II. Tourtilotte' deputy col
lector: Spirits, $9,777 60; tobacco
$65,927 -; fermented liquors, 81
1852; total $79,S32,93.
The Hindoo Bible forbids 4 woman
to see dancing. hear music, wear jeM
els, blacken her eyebrows, eat dainty
food, sit at a window, OF view herself
in q mirror, during the absence of her
husband; and it allows him to divorce
her if she has no sons, injuries his
property, scold him, quarrels with an
other woman, or presumes to eat be-
fore he has finished his meal.
The King Of Italy having occu.
pied a throne for twenty five years,
Monday celebrated what might be
called his "silver coronation" With
in these twenty-five years he has
seen his kingdom expand from a
petty province of North Italy TO a
kingdom of twenty. seven millions Of
people; and in adding to the num-
Der Of his subjects he has always
added to his own popularity. He
is the most popular monarch in
Europe to-day, and, what is better,
be deserves the respect and affection
which are felt for him.
The compliment paid by the Ar
my and Navy club Of New York in
entertaining Sir hampton Lorraine,
late commander of the British fri
gate Niobe, was graceful and de-
served. 1t was his firmness and
promptitude which saved a whole
sale massacre Of the Yirginius crew
when carried into Santiago. Sir
hampton is. the eleventh baronet Of
an ancient French family, but has
long been connected with the naval
service ofGreat Britain, and has just
received the rank Of post captain.
It would have been credtable TO the
United States if, at the time of the
Virginius business, she had had q
Niobe and a Sir hampton in Cuban
waters.
A temperance lesson comes from
Clyde, on the line of the New York
Central Railroad. Five trackmen
went on a spree in the village, and
IN the evening started for home on
the track; taking bottles of whisky
with them. A train came along,
whistled them ont of the way, but
they were too drunk to notice, and
the engine took the party in mass,
throwing them right and left.
Three were dreadfully mangled and
broken, one dying of his injuries,
another not likely to recover, and
the third having a leg broken in
two places. The other two escaped
with bruises and torn clothing.
The government license to retail
liquor dealers gives them no protec-
tion in the traffic. II is not o IL
cense, really, but q receipt for
special tax. The law authorizing
the tax says: "But the payment of
any special tax imposed by this act,
shall not be held or construed to
exempt any person carrying on any
trade, business, or profession, from
any penalty or punishment therefor
provided by the laws of any State: |
nor to authorize the commencement |
or continuance Of any such trade,
business or profession, contrary to |
the laws Of any State, or in places |
prohibited By municipal lac.
Michigan will vote upon the wo-
man suffrage q uestion at the next !
state election, and it is thought that !
the cause stands a good chance of
success. Kansas was the first |
state liberal enough to even test the |
popular sentiment on this question
and found it adverse to the enfran-
cbisement of women. A woman
suffrage resolution has also lately
passed the Iowa Legislature, and aft
er favorable action by the next leg
islature will be submitted to the peo-
pie. With the Ohio Constitutional
Convention almost persuaded, the
favorable action, in one way or an-
other, of several state legislatures,
and with the fresh claims which the
success of the temperance crusaders
will be certain to lead them to make
the cause of women's rights is
not altogether hopeless.
On Friday last, terrible fight
with she bear took place near Lake
Poygan, Wis, by man named Mad
len. Mr.. Madden heard a noise
md opened the door. The bear
'prang in, and for two hours the
nan and bear fought in deadly COM
Oat. Madden's wife and children
n ladder through hole
nto the garret, and there were
obliged to watch the combat. Mad
lens face, arms, and body were hor-
IDLY torn and mutilated by the claws
If the animal and, when nearly dead
arrived, and the bear also
ackled them. One other man also
vas injured, and the bear was finally
lriven of. Madden will probably
ecover though he is terribly man
led.
A Cure for Diptheria.
The Australian newspapers have
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