The Fremont weekly journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County, Ohio) 1867-1877, 1875-06-04

Port Clinton now has policeman.
Bryan is to have new fire engine.
"Bhnd Ape" parties flourish in Ere
mont.
Bellevue had several small burglaries
recently.
Van Vert calls her military company
the Van Vert Captors.
The rates for money orders will be
raised after July 1, 1875.
Mrs. E. D.Adams has been appointed
Librarian of the Clyde Library Associa-
ton.
Tiffin is making preparations for the
Firemen's tournament on the ID Of
July.
Railroad" Smith, of Mansfield, is the
owner of a German clock which is las
years old.
Three prisoners recently escaped from
the Ottawa County Jail, but were recap
tnred by the Sheriff.
DIR. A. Mckinney of Defiance was
seriously injured by being thrown out
of buggy few day ago.
A young boy named Boston, at Def
ance, cut off two fingers with an ak on
Monday night of last week.
Major Barton has finished his en-
gagement at Lima and has gone to Van
Vert to play the Union Spy.
A few nights since at Republic the
store of Shaw & Bromley was robbed oi
$4OO or $500 worth of iewelry.
A few days ago at Ada, daughter Of
VIM. Ansley, aged fifteen years was
thrown from colt and killed.
On Monday of last week chimney
on Whittleseay Block, Norwalk, was
struck by lightning. No damage done.
Two freight trains collided on a bridge
near Kenton on Thursday night of last
week, but fortunately no persons were
injured.
On Tuesday afternoon of last week
the north bound passenger train al
Kenton ran over a little negro child,
killing it instantly.
Two brothers named Hulsinger were
sentenced to two years and six months
each in the penitentiary for arson, a
Medina, few days ago.
The first religious services were helt
at Chicago Junction recently. Services
will be held every other Sabbath by I
minister from Centerton.
The twenty-third annual meeting o.
the Congregational Conference of Ohit
will be held in Mansfield on the Sth o
June, and continne four days.
A pane of glass costing one hundred
and twenty-five dollars was broker
at Sandusky while workmen wer
engaged in putting it in place.
Three men were injured at Sandusk,
last week while engaged in excavatini
for a sewer. A can of powder explode,
from some unaccountable cause.
Geo. Simpson, night watchman of tn
B. & o. Company's saw mill, thre
miles east of Holgate, had his arm Gu
off by being run over few days ago.
The cape Club" went to Clyde Sun
day to witness the decoration of tn
Soldiers graves. They got decorated
before they returned home in the even
ing.
The Ohio State Camp Meeting will
held on the State Fair Grounds,
Mansfield, commencing Wednesda
August 8, and ending Wednesday nigl
August 25.
A few days since at Bucyrus, Edwal
Alcorn, aged 16 years was accidental
shot while trying to dig an explode
cartridge out of revolver. 1t W,
thought he could not live.
Hurbert Bixby, resident Of Care,
returned home few days ago after a
absence of six years. He had not bee
heard from during that time and h
friends supposed him dead.
Mr.. Eugene Bonn, a music professt
of Sandusky, is expected to return frol
Munich in about two months. BE il
tends starting first-class music institu
in Sandusky after his return.
A few days ago policeman Wheele
of Mansfield, was arrested for beating
young man in q shameful manner Will
trying to arrest him. He was boun
over to Court in the sum of $1O0.
The locomotive which has been in III
on the Bowling Green and Tontogar
Railroad exploded her boiler on Mo-
day of last week while being taken
Lima for repairs. One person was qui
seriously scalded.
Hardin, Hancock, Seneca, Allen, Me
Ger, Van Vert, Paulding, Crawford, Woo
Sandusky and Henry Counties wei
created in one day, by an act of the Lee
islature, passed April 1st, 1920, an
were formed from old Indian Territor,
Willie Rothoff, of Defiance, died
few days ago after an illness of thirt,
six hours. His disease was eongestio
of the lungs, probably superinduoed b
fright. He had been beaten in the bac