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Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1858-06-28

minnesota Anti-LecomptOn Resolutions

Politicians have had qaite an exciting time
in the Minnesota House of Representatives
Mr.. s.arkey, Democratic representative irOn
ST Paul offered the following resolution
Resolved. That Government to be just and
I.,itiY,te under our RsPu blican system, must
ret upou the free consent OF tue PeoPie gov
ed and that in our opinion the attennP' Vi 'l'
Administration to impose the LeconPtoh I'm :u.
siitution upon the p ople OF hahs@s -
their consent was an infringement Oh 'H's pm
eiule cf Free Republican Governnnent
The Lecompton Democrats were taken
abaek. and resorted 10 parliamentary taetics TO
stave off 4 so.e on the resolution. but without
avail. although the Speaker symP1thiEed with IN,
Buehauanites. The vote was finally taken, and
the resolution adopted, yeas ~, rays % 70
Ttieallv the vote stoOd-for resolution 81 Re
publieans and IL Ant;-LecomptOn Democrats
opposed, % LecOmptOn Democrats
The Buchanan men made such wEy faces a
Anti-Lecompton, that Dir. Sheetz, kePubhcan
administcreda still more repugnant dose BY oil
feriag he following
Resolved, That we approve of the course 0
Stephen a. Douglas, Gen Shields, and oSnets
in taeir opposition to the attempt OF the admin
istratioa 70 force the LecomPtOn CONSTITUTION
upon the people OF KanzAs IN deflnce oi thei
EXPRESSED wifi aad wishes.
There was no way Of escaping votes Whlc
stood Il to 20 on adopting the resolution Poh'
ic,Ilv divided as follows For the resoiutio
81 Republicans and 10 An;i-LecOmPton Demo
c,,ts AGAINST it. 20 LecomptOn Democrats.
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I,n,.x. DIsTRIcT-HOn. Henry
-. -. besn nomiaated for Congress, by the
Ss-si,,sI Convention Of the Terre Hauie
N;st7;ct Every county in the district was re
-aso-tea. and upon the first ballot MI oeeiiS'
.o.o;vs5 the votes of all the counties save Nigo'
~ voted for DR.. Reid. Mr. Secrist was one
~ The leading anti Leconlpton Democrats "
Indiana. and acquiesces in the settlement e si-
ssc,e5 Inv The English bill Ee Is one OF llie
most able men in Indiana, and his eleeeioh may
be REGARDED as sure-Oh,o Statesman.
Wly does not the Statesman tell the "hoie
storyl Parke county refused to.cast her 10 Vo'es
at all in making the nominations, and Gay gave
Dsvis / and Secrist 4 votes. Vigo cast ~ Votes
for Reid The Hon. JnO. G Davis, rsPudiated
bv the Terre Hautc Convention, was the ao''
Democratic Representative in the DISTINCT II
tbe lsst Congress. who stood with Douglas an'
Harris to the close on the Lecompton sWino'e
The night before the Convention he Hlaue
sooecb in Terre Haute in which he deiende'
lh;s course and distinctly declared that II he wa
a candidate for Congress again 1t must be uPo'
the platform that he was to oppose the LeeoinP'O'
s,,;ndle and Green-EngIish bribe, and no o'hei
II Is now probable that the Republicans an
will unite in the support of Davis, and triumph
antlv re-eIect the faithful representative oil IN
rights Of the people.
Mr.. Secrist's nomination Is a Lecompson VIC
tory over the Anti-LeeomPton wing OF tn
Democracy in the district, and was SO Eegarde
in the Convention After it had been made tn
friends of the Administration feeling jubilant'
was moved to declare the nomination unanimous
T The noes were deafening. Resolutions wei
then offered approving of the course Of SENATE
: Douglas and Representative Davis on the har
sas question, but they were voted down by
vote of 4s for, to 62 against them
The Convention was very stormy, and II
= references of speakers to the name and Poslho
. ofMr. Davis were voeiferously apPlauded. IL
! Wabash Express closes It's report OF the loI
yention proceedings as follows:
Thus, was not only the Administration IT
umpbant in securing its nominee, but IN man
e testing ita disapprobation Of Senator Dougl'
. and John j. Davis. The great doetElne OF Pol
ular sovcreiqnty is thus condemned by Dem
: erats, and the course pursued by our Represent
= tie in Congress, in his hostility 70 the Leonm
h ton swiudle. and English bribe, IS disaPProy'
, by the men who, but two years ago e'ecied mn
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1858-06-28

CtrctrSIrr Doc Misunderstanding to the
c.,e,te The meanest sort of biPeds ere employed
to kill dogs by the authorities of eineinns'i.-
Twenty-Five cents per head are paid for ~ ling
and the Marshal requires the ears OF ,be dogs
as evidence If death. The Gazette of SATURDAY.
records three instances in wb' .eh noble dogs
were knocked on the head, their ears cut of,
when the stunned animals soon recovered and
staggered of. In one case the owner of the dog
gave the killer sOuId drubbing for his brutal
ity. Served him right
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Lnle superlor Iron aInnafae..re.

We learn by Marquette letter to the Chi
cago Tribune, that party of capitalists are ne
go,iating for site in Marquette upon the dock
to erect Furnace and Foundry, and another
party intend to put up Furnace on Grand
Island The latter site belongs to some fifty OF
sixty Philadelphians, all men of wealth, and
most of them retired from business. They pur-
pose to lay ont town plat upon the 5000
acres owned by them; and they are building a
plank Rad from thence to Little Bay de Noquet,
on Lake Michigan, only Sc miles distant. They
will run line OF bOars from the Bay to Chica-
90, saving distance of $50 miles in going to
and from Lske Superior
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marrow EscsPE.-Saturdsy morning &
ucky escape took place on Little Miami Road
While turning short curve near Deerfeld
the train under full headway, the Adams E1'
press car, next to the locomotive broke down
and so instantly rolled over that it broke lOOs'
at both ends and feH down an embankmeni
some 20 feet into the Little Miami River L
did not disturb the track, and the passengel
cars passed on smoothly until stopped by th'
brakes. The Express messenger went owe
with the ear He was well bruised but not Sc
riously injured Altogether it was a singula
escape
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sta,. C.mptr,lIer.

The Democratic General Assembly in sstab-
Iishiog the State Sub-Treasury system, created
the office of Comptroller of the Treasury. The
Sub Treasury law takes effect about the first of
July, and Gov. Chase has appointed VIM. B.
ThraI, Esq, of Columbus, Comptroller pro tenn
The appointment, in all respects good one,
takes effect on the 4th of July, when the act
goes into operation.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1858-06-28

GEaUsA BUrrER TRADg.-Geauga county is
famous for fine cattle, and the Butter trade is
quite an item in the profits Of her thrifty farm
ers. Messrs. RexEord & Can6eId, Of CharJOu,
have shipped to New York about 1900 pounds
per week this season, purchased at prices rang
ing from I2. to I6 cents per ID. The other four
merchants Of CbardOn have also shipped large
quantities. Mr. D. c. Kellogg, of Aunson, has
purchased an average of 100 lbs. per week for
the past two months, which he ships to St
Louis. So states the Chardon DsmOera,.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1858-06-28

TEMPERANCE CELEBRAuoN.-Ths various
Temperance Organizations of Geauga County,
and the towns adjacent, viii hOld a celebration
at Troy, Geauga County, on Thursday, the Ist
of July, commencing at 10 O'Clock, A n. Good
speakers and music are expected. The friends
of Temperance generally are invited.
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CROPs IN xIspIASA-The Indianapolis journal
of Saturday, says;
Next week many farmers in this vicinity will
commence cutting their wheat. The most Of II
will Weld abundantly- The corn is still short,
but with sessonable weather and prolonged
fall will mature.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1858-06-28

CHANsE OF TNE-The Jay for holding the
Republican Convention in Geauga County to
appoint delegates to the State Convention, has
bsen changed from the 3Dd to the 10th July, IL
consequence of the Public Dinner to be given
10 Senator WADE and Representatives WADE
and GIDDINss, at Painesville on the 3rd
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Nor FOUSD.-Up to Friday last no intelligence
had been obtained of Arthur A. PaTlin, son Of
Mr. B. Parlin, of ChariOn, whose mysterious
disappearance on the Friday previous was no.
ticed in the Leader Of last week.
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Tho ,o.ses-The Qaeeu-The Rarey.

A ratiling, rOlicking American in London,
has given the cinsianlti OOMMeTeiai pleasant
dish of gossip from abroad. We clip what he
says of John Bulls 'Osses, Races, SAKE Co
burg, and Rarey of GrOvePOrt
The leading topic hOng the cOckneys, for
iship0 what penelani your Englishman has for
an 'oss. In fact, next 10 their husbands and
sveethenrls. your true Englishwoman seems TO
cptton 10 the same mammals. 1 saw moTe good
horses. but two hours since, passing around
Hvde Park, than would suffice for No. stage
line from the Atlantic to the Pacific Although
the evening was humid and dark thunder
storm Of lhe morning having dissolved INTO a
milk-and-water mist, which iilled the whole
nor zon-lords and ladies', beaux and bellies,
fathers. sons and daughters, coachmen and foot
men. cav liveries and plain Hansons, were dn
wing and rushing through the beautiful avenues,
/ at trIe rollieking and hunters pace, greatly
enioying the healthful exercise Among the
rest, rode little decrepid, stOop sh0uldered, III
tellectual Earl Grey the tall and manly Duke
/ Of Portland; an oetogenarian peer, with drooPlng
/ head, who was pointed out as great promoter
Of the equine genus, and hundreds LeSlaes Of
lesser note. though more remarkable for beauty
a:lI grace Queen Victoria, when IN town'
freousntlv drives in an open barouehe through
tbe r;diaS roads of the Park, the only equiPage
admitted 10 the pFiyiiegc As she passes the
eouestrians stop. and square round" towards
tbeir sovereign. and the gentlemen raise their
hats a sort Of general " Present, arms ~ Ey-
erybodv seems TO love the Queen, and speak OF
her a. "the greatest woman out ptr-hard to peal
"a mother, kind TO the poor, sensible and nat
uraI. and patronizing to all she can afford to be-
Apropos Of the Iaeesu this year, the Queen
was not an Ascot, TO the apparent semi-chagnn
of the sporting fraternity, who evidently con
.;5er tIesr institution is one which Her Majesty
Is as well bound TO cOuntenance as are Howe
Circus. RaFey's Tamiugs, the Drama, and The
Ooera No doubt they are tight, but 1t I1ust
he a qreat bore to a suber-minded, discreet wo-
mn with as many children as the spouse OF
John Rodgers, TO have TO trot around from
January TO December IN order TO please her
loving subjects
The Prince CoBsort is visiting some Of his
Haut Teicher friends beyond the Kline lie
docs not elicit tenth part Of the attention, IN
quantity, compared with the amount accorded
Mr RaTey, of GrovePoTt, in our State Though
Albert made his Jack by coming here, as also
has the gentleman from Franklin, the latter
enlists subscribers daily from the haut ton, and
his " performances give general satisfaction =
(more generally, perhaps, than Mr. Coonrg 81
as he seems to supply the only accomplishment
John Bull lacked and yet coveted, that OF tam
inc an unruIy horse. missed the Zebra from
the Geological Gardens, on Wednesday, and
was told by the keeper that Rarey had him hop
ing to curb ''the wild ass Of the desert" He u
not succeeding rapidly, understand, IN this
good work, the animal being very wicked and
/ in4racfahIe
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Mc.r.rn Resrrrs ColIere.

The annual Commencement Exercises will
be on Thursday, July sth On Wednesday,
the Tth. the Pal Beta Kappa Society will be
dressed by the Rev. H D. Kitchell, of DetrOit'
the Literary Societies viii be addressed by
Rev Thomas Beecher and Charles W Palmer,
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tablished to correct the morals OF community
The washington correspondent Of the T'hAe'


writes:
The above are all new cases, but tins particn
lar mode of swindling the public Is not ne"
invention, as is shown by the records ci the
Post Office Department In lS4S there were
returned to the office here 624 letters addressed
to Senor Jose 6e Alvesr, and containing 80
each. In 1850, there were 95S letters returned
addressed to Dr. r. NJ. Weisselhoa. and con-
tanning 81 each. The noted firm Of Dashah
d Co." of Chicago, had letters returned here
in 1855, containing the large sum OF SS,049'
and the firm Of :" W. J. Buck 4 Co." o. the
same place, were refused the delivery Of z0O
letters, which, at the Dead Letter Office, were
found to contain S6s3 The whole Of this
money thus seized upon by the Post Office De-
partment has been returned to the parties IN
closing 1t, but at heavy cost of labor 70 the
Government When viii the American people
cease to be humbuggeda
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1858-06-28

SrocK By RllLRoADs.-The Railroads Of the
West are moving large numbers of live stock
Eastward The C. C. & c. and c. & T., roads
bring droves on drOves through this city. and
he BLADE states that on Monday and Tuesday
of last week the T. W. & W road brought
1927 head Of cattle TO that city. The Michigan
Southern Road is also doing a large business in
Stock TRANSFORMATION.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1858-06-28

DEATHs BY DROwSINe.-our exchanges re-
cord an unusual number OF casualties by drown
Jog this season, principally young persons
bathing. Two little sons of James Clidesdeii
at Grand Rapids, Mich, were swept away BY
the current of the river while bathing last week,
and son of Mr.. James DOhany aged 10 met
with similar end at Grand Rapids the day
previouS
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1858-06-28

Who IS THE MISERABLE MlNl-The Boston
Traveller says that the accumulation Of capital
in the name of one person, on deposit in several
banks of that city, now amounts 10 upwards
of two million dollars.
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ISDUsrRIAL ScHoOLs-These are becoming
established city institutions. The Detroit Tn
BEne speaks highly of the Industrial School in
that city. The Ladies having charge of it have
procured new rooms for the institution which
is one of the largest in the West, and it seems
to Be the fayorite charity Of the city.
Columbus too has her Industrial School, re-
Gently established under the auspices of Mrs.
Vim. Neil, Mrs John W. Andrews, and other
benevolent ladies' They hold their meetings
At the City Hall twice week, and the Faet
SAYS at the last meeting there were some thirty
children present, anxious to be taught.
The Industrial School in this city is doing a
good work, and as conducted by The sslfsacri-
kcing Mr. WstertOn and daughters is really a
model institution
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FRoN BUFFALo 70 BqsToS.--It is stated that
ths Rev. J. Hyatt Smith, of Buffalo, formerly
of this city, is to receive call from the fremont
Temple Church, Boston, whose Pastorate was
vacated by Rev. Mr.. Kalloch.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1858-06-28

Ran RoAD CoSNENTIoN.-It is stated that 9
Railroad Convention is to be held in Buffalo on
the sOlh inst, to adjust, if possible, the differ
ences existing between the N. Y. and Erie and
N, Y. Central Railroads
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1858-06-28

r-o,,crv Dealers ArrrSted--Lottery Letters
Eleven Lottery dealers we're arrested IN Cin-
einnati on Friday, and held TO bail in the sum
of s2OO each for their appearance IN Court
Their names are; 0
F. Kluekman, Andrew KaPpel, John stetson'
Frederick Wishtman, John McClellen, A T.
TayIor. Bascom and Bind, John Bender, --
Fredlander, and James Tay lOr.
Tie following is the statement by the Post
Office Department Of letters returned to Wash
inston addressed to bogus lottery aud other
firms, from April to June 10, 1883 1t viii
be seen that none from Cleveland are embraced
in the list, the late Postmaster" having theo-
retically and practically come to the conclusion
.iat the Post Office Department was not es-
,,bI;shed to correct the morals of community
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1858-06-28

hLIxOls.-Douglass home organ, the Chica-
90 Times, gives list of Jyly-'aiae journals in
that State which repudiate the LseOmPtOn test,
t,oo non-eommittal, and sir who 60 in" for
Baehanan. OF the latter, one Is edited by
postmaster, one by mail agent, one BY Le-
compton nominee, one bought for s4l7, and
two owned by pOstmasters. The editors Of the
two yet nOn-cOmmittaI ezPeet to be appointed
,,,sfmasfers
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ASorHER SAD CAsE.-A son of Judge Sam
uel L Selden, aged 10 years, was drowned in
IrOndequOit Bay, Friday evening, under affecting
circumstances. Judge S. drove to the Bay
with his son and another lad for the purpose Of
bathiug and Learning the boys to swim At
the Sand Bar they waded to where the water
was waist deep, and the Judge instructed his
son to SWIM Standing of little distance he
directed the lad to try 10 swim to him he did
so, bat suddenly SANK in deep water, and it was
some twenty minutes before the afflicted father
recovered the body of his darling son Life
was entirely extinct
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1858-06-28

Fires IN CrScINSArI--SatuTday morning
the Saw Mill and WashbOaTd Factory Of James
Dudley were burned, and considerable lumber
in the yard. Loss $500. At noon the gro
cery and feed store of John Hageman were
burned Only portion of thestOek saved.
Total loss about $4,000.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1858-06-28

The border tribes are taking advantage oi the
general withdrawal OF the troops to conquer TIE
women and children of Utah, to commit outrs-
yss ofa serious character on eefeneeless settle
meD,s. The new town of Medary, IN DaeO'ah
Territory, which had become sort oil mead
quarters of The settlements in that new region,
has been wholly destroyed BY predatory band
of Yaukton Sioux A party numbering ilU
lodges took possession Of the settlement Oorheo
the buildings numbering dozen or mOre' and
distributed among themselves large quantity
of stores They also appropriated what horses
they could find When demonstrated with
tbey referred to the ablnOnment Of Fort Snet
ling and Fort Randall By our troops, which
they construed into license to Plunder viii
impunity The settlers fed to Cottonwood
where they resolved to make stand against th'
savages. Mr. Dewitt had visited St. Paul t'
raise volunteers.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1858-06-28

DR. LEAcH-we see by the Chicago Tn
btne. that DR.. R. B. Leach, the Cleveland col
ored graduate of the Homeopathic Medical
LII ~. Iocated in Chicago for the practice
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CKOPs IN BUrIER COUsTY.-Butler is one Of
The most famous grain counties in Ohio, and the
Midddleto N Journal of oath, gives hattering
account Of De crops The Barley harvest has
been good ane, and Wheat neOsr looked better
1t viii be ct to cut in a few days Considerable
damage was done to Corn by high waters, yet
the Journal thinks the aggregate crop viii be
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NOTICE..
HHEREAS- Narinns indiYidnals

NOTICE.
WHEREAS, Various individuals
w haze been IA the actiee tr some months past. Of
deDOsiting CCas Iron aud oher Articles u Merchan
dIe upon wharf erected upon and adjacent TO the u
> GJEerumeut Pier Cleveland, uudsT license given
10 theIa by the Cleveland Pittsburgh hail Road Com
pauy all therefore, hereby uotthcd
that even species authOTy heretofore ssy i'm
niedly gwen said Rail Road Company deposit gods
SAID whar receive wharage therer has oeeu
b. revoked Al persoas who shah use said wharf, or
pOron theeu for business purposes ater tho lzt day
Of June ISIS, without rst obta nnf authority from
Attarness IN tlevea and, MessIs Spding Parsons, will
4 X COLLINS.
spauldinz Parsons Attorneys iel:dtW ls5
NORONER'S ORFICE.-2 ABBEY
STREET. (West Sidsl nearthe corner Of Pearl and
L0Tansireets Eolics nag also be len BIr H0lands
l9 ST Clairstreet uovll DIV 2Oi
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MAY Is, 'ta-my3l l;dlmkNzn E94L-s
NOTIOE.-THE STOCKHOLDERS
ofths 81 Clair street Plank R5ad 0l here
T noI a that instaenl Of teg ceut OF tie siock
ssr ptOus said Company Qued 70 be PAID % the
Tsosuerth reof 1t The 0 Of the COMPANY IN the CITY
of flcyeand Ou hefure the th day Of July next Also
an ther insfallment Of ten per cent on tie a day o. sep
tebe next Also another INSTALL u ten Der cent
S1 ne Sh daV OF November Also, another INSTALL
meat of ten per the 3st Of January, ls9 Also
nnothsr nstallment Of per cent the h day Of
r. 1883 also another nstalment Of ten per cent on
the 3ah day May lss and, as another nstalimen oi
ten per cent on the 18th day Of July ls59
BY order OF the --Oard. = ANEklLLs
Nav 18th 1855 Sec'y and Treasurer.
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To Se,Cing Girls t:

Iflhsre any class m community esPeei-ns
n,bv aud announcement il Is those who oomPei-
"A 10 wear ot heir lives IN the painal binding employ
men, Of the SeanSiress '-StIteh. stitch. stitch, nolniu
uOou Ana uiss l the eye does grow din and ihs hean
SEX To such We gve the best evidence Of oomniseaoL
b. oaeus them machines dscount from mnnaiao'uf
sEs prioes-
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1858-06-28

FauItIess execution Of their work. by thell
durability without requiring exPen-
1 sive repairs, and BY their
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EXTRAORDINARY cHEAPNEss

in emparis5 with other Machines claiming popular favor
me demand for these Machines where they were aeady
known has theo required for is supply all could Be
apu,scturea Al s e1teEsise estabshneut Of the Pro
prietors Tier have ia the srst time introduced them
here, where II IS believed
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Where all the aforementioned dIherent Tarieues u
chine, nav be seen and their work tested.
Ladies and Gentlemen though not At IEeeeni desins
q purckass ue respectfully invited to cali and examine
W. E. BRAMAH,
Agent Of Geo. B. sloat & Co.
Cleveland, June %, ls5s-jun24 ls6
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Doors op<a At 10 O'Clock A. NJ and at and o'clock p
Admission .sets Reserved Seats Scots. Children to
Reserved Seats 15cts.