The Fremont weekly journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County, Ohio) 1867-1877, 1874-10-23
NEWS ITzAGs

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800 in q steme fire engine.
Judge I. L. Fulle. Of Warren,
Trumbul Co., died on Thursday last.
Extensive fires are reported in the
woods near to and within the city L.
mits of Toledo.
Jefferson, Carroll, Belmont and
Harrison counties propose to have &
children's home.
In Fairfield county, most Of the
corn has been cut up FOR fodder, as a
substitute for the short hay crop.
Monroe county !sports the light
est crop Of tobacco that has been
produced there for twenty years.
James Finucane murdered John
Ryan, at Chicago, on the 18th. Ry-
an had accused him Of stealing q re-
volver.
The totsl receipts of the Exposi-
ton at Cincinnati were $69,16 81.
Total attendance, 553,22s; total net
profits, $4,000.
Delaware has 4 new ordinance,
closing billiard rooms at 10 P. II. and
prohibiting base bali playing within
the city limits.
General J. H. Goldman and son
are now engaged in investigating the
Auditors and Treasurer's books of
Ralnnnt oounfv
There ia now q prospect Of the
completion Of the Washington Mon
ument. There was 4 similar pros
pect twenty-five years ago.
At Indianapolis, on the 10th, VIM
McGinnis fell from the roof Of the
Court House 90 feet to the ground,
but strange to say was not killed.
The Columbus rolling mills rolled
l24 tons Of re- heated iron on Monday
of last week, the largest roll of re-
heated iron ever made in this count
ry.
The Vaughn House, at Eaton Ra-
pids, Michigan, the finest watering
place hotel in the state, has been de-
Btroyed by fire. 1t is q very heavy
loss to the city.
The Rev. /. G. Billman Of Mount
Vernon, o., commenced his minis
tr&tiOn as pastor of the Washington
street congregational church Toledo |
on Sunday last.
Among the arrivals from Europe, |
at New York, on Thursday, was Mr.. |
J.W. Garrett, president of the B. & o. |
Railroad, who has been absent from
this country for the past twelve
months.
We learn that the Rev E. S. Gil
lettee Of Cleveland has been appoint |
ed district superintendent of Ohio,
for the American Bible Society.
Mr.. G. is & member of the Erie
Methodist Episcopal Conference.
Mrs. Howe says, the one thing ne
cessary for the amelioration of wo-
men, is to let them know what mon
sy is and what it is not" Our pock-
ct book is at their service for the
purpose Of teaching the latter part Of
she lesson.
A-unique and elegant constructed
ady's work table composed Of $500,
200 different pieces of wood, was ex-
libited ct enc Of the recent fairs in
central Ohio. It contained q num-
'er Of secret drawings and was a
marvel Of ingenuity. i
A marble cutter, named E. B. Will +
Jams, aged % years-an excellent t
Mechanic and graduate OF prom 1
nent Western college, cut his throat
It Columbus on the 10th while suf-
ering under delirum tremens. He
5 a native Of Newark, o.
According the the Elyria Demo !
rat, c. W. johnson Esq, has the J
inest and most productive vinevsrd
N the Lake Shore. It contains
bout Is acres, and he has gathered
md sold over 30 tons Of fruit already :
letting him above allexpenses for
be season, about $4,000.
The pocket book which Williams.
'aulding and Van Vert took from
fajor Andre, when they overhauled Q
i'm on his way New -YorkWard, with 4
Lrnold's passes for his protection,
as been placed in the Connecticut !
rooms at Hartford, with
enedict Arnold's watch.
Reports from Spain say that Fran
s Jerrard, a representative of the 81
nglish Carlist Committee, and Ce- o
Ell Buckland, a correspondent of the o
ew York Times, were shot by the O
on the 18th. The re- .
ort lacks confirmation, and it is as D
ell to keep cool
The Souhegan National Bank. at :, :,
Iilford, New Hampshire, was enter [. ..
by masked burglars on the night "
! the 18th. and robbed Of SOS GOO :. y
currency and bonds. They can. :,
lred the cashier and compelled him y
placing q rope around his neck
go with them and open the safe. th
On Saturday, during fire at CIeve- 70
nd, a team belonging to John ELS :, =
Orth scared ct q steamer. ran aUav =
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