The Fremont weekly journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County, Ohio) 1867-1877, 1874-07-17
Readables.

Postofices have been established at Bard
town and New Baltimore
D.L.J June a Son have commenced on Il
nov town hall at Fossoria-
Il. Morgan has resigned his position as col
ductor on the L. E. & L. Ry.
George Spade was seriously injured, mes
Findlny, on the 9th, by lightning.
Yesterday our brethren rusticated at Pu
in-Bay. Sorry we could not be present
IT'S the universal opinion that the PreseT
crop Of wheat Is the largest ever harvested
james M. Hill, of FOstOria, has been a
pointed mail agent on the B., P. & Z. R. R.
FsndIay night wstchmen neglect their dutl
The Bryan Pres has new and preH
head.
Andy Kisecken buried horse at Tifiin las
week which was 80 years old. He had Owne
a2s ysars.
Nm Nancy Crum, aged 6S, was found dea
in her bod at Tifin, on the morning Of the I'll
CAUSE, heart disease.
The earth has received a fine soaking rain
and potatoes are saying to other potatOe
amove over and give US room"
The wheat harvest Is in full blsst.-Linat
Gassee. Incorrect. The harvest is not blast
ed. though blasted good harvest
The old fashioned potato bug or beetle ha'
out in an appearance, and is destroying th'
potato vines in this neighbOrhOOd.
George STREET., wife and two children, Of
D,vno1tb. were thrown from buggy on the
5,b. Mrs. S. was severely injured.
sheriff Baird, Of Wood county, was thrown
from his buggy last week, and was severely
injured, especially in one Of his arms.
The chicken chalera has carried of an i'm
men,e number Of chickens, in Crawford
county, and is still reducing the number.
The residence Of A. D. Harley, at Norwalk,
ma burglarizsd on the night Of the 2nd, and
property 10 the amount Of $500 carried OF.
Daniel Beck of Perysburg lies in jail
awaiting trial for an attempted rape on The
person Of a young girl named Kellermeir,
aged ls years
II you don't get a glimpse at the comet
prettv soon, you will lose your chance, as it
WI soon. be below the horizon. Its tail viii
viqgle for some time yet.
BV the explosion Of boiler in Chandler's
saw mill. east Of NoTwalk, last week, Homer
Chandler was killed, and the owner Of the
min severely wounded.
And now another diHiulty stares US in the
face. Immense crops make low prices and
low prices make people losth to sell But
everybody can't be suited.
KIots's cigar factory at Toledo was borgiar-
irsd on Sunday night, and three burglars who
had been engaged IN the operation were cap
tured with their plunder.
A burglar was discovered in the residence
Of II. S. CrowelI, at Port Clinton, one night
recently, but be succeeded in knocking Mr..
c. down snd making his escape.
All is not pleasant at Pus-in-Bay. Two
Clevslandsrs were knocked down on the
nizhs OF the Fourth, and robbed of their
watches. They were left on the ground
senseless, as well as watchless.
Our friend V. A. Shankland, at Bellevue,
sdvertisss for fifty good hands to pick peach
es during August and September. He don't
went loafers, but good wOrkmen- We guess
ven 20 doWn-and ill basket
A team belonging TO w. Myers, of Bloom
dale. Wood county, ran away on the 7th, and
MN. was thrown out of tho wagon and Sc
verelv injured. The horses were caught near
Fostoria. The wagon did not suffer much
damage.
&c Boyles was knocked from the top Of
train on the 7. 7. & E. R. R, while coupling
cars at Tifin, on the 9th, iel through the rail-
road bridge and cut great cash In his fore
head. lie belonged in Mansfield, whittier he
was sent.
Seven times has the liquor ordinance OF Ma
poleon bean violated, and seven times has a
fine Of $50 and days in jail been the penal
Is. II they do as well the balance OF the
rear they win not have any corporation tax
es to pay in that burg
They have some fighting gals over in VIII
Iiams county. Clara and CathnTine Camp
bell assaulted Mrs. Sllman Oh the Fourth,
and Clara used a club, cutting a severe cash
in Mrs. SIS head, The girls were arrested
and fined
uis not known just how large the Demo-
crstie steal is il Henry county. The officials
there have followed the example sf their
brethren in Holmes county, and. hidden or
DESTROYED their books. The investigating
COMMITTEES don't make much progress
Clarence Phelan, young boy, while driv-
ing home a COW at Bellevue, on the 4tb, was
.bot in the wrist, but how is not positively
known. Some boys in q yard near by were
practicing with shot gun, and it is supposed
soue Of the shot Aew wide Of the mark and
struck the boy.
The trial Of young Gregg. Of sandusky for
the murder Of D.. Ashcroft, took place IN
that city last week. The jury disagreed, eight
being in favor of a verdict for murder in the
arst degree, and four for manslaughteT. A
second trial will be held the next term Of
court.
For breaking into the residence Of Samuel
Hanna, in Auburn township, Crawford eoun-
", recently. and stealing thersfrOm articles
valued at sI6, Alvin Mckinley was arrested,
taken to Bucyrus, fined ten dollars and costs,
with ten days Imprisonment, and sentenced
70 psy twice the value of the stolen goods.
A little two-year old daughter of samue
Nixon, Of Plymouth, was playing with large
dog on the eth, when it turned and bit the
child through the right cheek and above and
below the left eye, inficting eleven wounds.
The dog was not rabid, and it is hoped no Sc
rious results viii follow.
The Findlsy papers contain full accounts Of
the beer riot at that place on the Sth, particu-
lars Of which We gave last week. Their ac-
oouuts do not differ materially from that we
Dubhshed. Both papers strongly condemn
the outrageous proceedings, and meeting Of
citizens held that evening passed strong resO-
Intiops. and demanded an official investiga-
ton. -
The Marshal Of Defiance seems to do his
t,,.;u..s Cor the love Of it. Last week half a
aozsa rsilrOsd hands got into fight, and he
oba,ed one Of these fellows over the canal
tbroneh a cellar, over 8 canal boat, through
A.. canal. caught the rascal on the tow path,
iodeed him in Jail, and then went back and
pobbIed four others Of the party. That
sbiz.s Our city marshal should study TINS
chapter
seme saloonists eggsd temperance meet
ing recently, and afterwards saturated several
papers with coal oil, thrust them between two
buildings. got several buckets Of water and
sst the papers on FIRE. When the fire blazed
m they doused on the water and then charg-
ed the fire on the temperance people. As the
bcsrds we're not even scorchod, the thing was
TOO apparently put up job, discovered tee
-, ard out ont too easily.