Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1859-11-16


A BRILLIANT WEDDtgo The Stone Church
(Frst Presbyterian never held a larger audience
than that which gathered there last evening" The
oason being the performance Of the marriage rite
bsiween Mr. john u. WILLIAns Of Baltimore Md
aud Miss CAROLINE s, wINsLow, daughter Of N.
O. WiNsLow Esq, Of this city. The hour for the
ceremony was O'Clock, but 50 great was the
Jitroe to W itness II, that by O'Clock an eager
crowd Of ladies and attendants commenced pour.
ing into the church, and before o'clock every
available inch OF standing or sitting room was &C
cupied, not excepting window sills and pulpit
stairs. The necessary demolition Of crinons was
awful to contemplate, and many a sorrowfu gsze
will be turned this morning upon gaping rents in
silk, satin, and brocade, tue results Of the unwont
ed jam.
Shortly after o'closk the b.idal party entered
the church by the central aisle, the organ mean-
while pouring forth the grand MenGelssohn March
/ The bride was elegantly draped in white, her
| rich veil sweeping the floor. The four brides
maids were robed IN white with heavy pink wells
which had fine effect over their white dresses
The ceremony was performed by Rev. DR.. Aiken
ana was very impressive. The knot was tied the
bencdiction pronounced, aud the vast multitude
followed the newly married couple and attendants
from the church, all personal Inconvenience being
forgotten in the fact Of having obtained view OF
tne lalr pride anu gallant groom.
sumptuous entertainment was given after the
ceremony ut the church, at the residence Of the
brides father. Leand's Band was 10 attendance,
and the many friends present passed happy
evening.
UNITED sTATEs CoURrs.-JUDeE WILSON
There was nothing of Importance done in this
Court yesterday, and the Coutt adjourned at an
early hour to this morning,
COURT OF COMMON PLEAs-CRIMiHAL BRANCH
-JUDsE BIsHoP.-State Of Ohio vs. Chas Card
ner aud James Dunlap, robbery; Verdict Of guilty,
State of Ohio vs.. Mary Jane Mckee, on charge
Of stealing horse aud buggy from the Champain
street Conrt House, the horse belonging to Deputy
Sheriff Homer Strong. On trial.
The Grand Jury returned bills Of Indictment
against the following persons:-Jonalhan Cole,
selling intoxicating liquor; George Patterson, as.
sault with intent to rob; Theodore Leumiou, de.
stroyng personal propertyi L. II. Nichols, utter.
ing forged acceptance.
In the following cases no bills were returned-
VIM. Kelley, assault with intent to murder; James
ktnley, assault with intent to rape; Frederick
Melurke, maintaining a nuisance; Daniel BOYLE
horse stealing; Frederick Lambert burglary and
larcenyi Lucretia Davis, assault aud battery
-
of II. ID, Kendall & Co, VS.. City of Cleveland. tho
case was given to the Jury last night.
JUDGE FooTE The case of Ayrault vs. viii
liams ct. al still on trial.
PoLroE CoURT-BEFoRE JuDGE LAwRENoE,-
Susan Butler, for vagraucy, was fined the costs
aud semitic Jail for thirty days.
Frank Hart, petit larceny seut to jailfor thirty
days
Fanny Day, stealing valuable Turs, fined $50
and COSTS aud sent 10 Jail for twenty days.
DR.. BAGRD's LEoTUREs ON EUROPE DR..
Baird gave his fifth lecture last night at Chapins
Hall. We were pleased to see so good an aus
dience. The first part Of the Lecture relatod TO
Denmark, Norway, Sweden, aud Finlaud,-four
counties which lie in the northwestern part of
Europe, and are called Scandinavian from tho
fact that the Romans applied the namo
of Scandia to tho Southern portion Of Sweden;
and as the inhabitants Of all these countries have
the same general appearance and character, the
derivative Scandinavian has been for long me
applied to them all.
The population of all these countries united is
about nine millions, almost all Of whom are Pro-
testant their churches being Episcopal as to co
olesiastioal government and discipline, and Lu.
theran in doctrine Denmark is by far the small,
est, most populous, and most wealthy of all the
four. The inhabitants are all addicted to commerce
and trade, and the Scandinavian seamen arc the
best in the world.
DR.. BE- description of Nelson's battle of Co.
penhagen was particularly interesting. So were
his notices Of the social customs, and funeral and
marriage ceremonies Of the Danes and Swedes
The latter part of the lecture was devoted to
Spain and Portugal countries IN the south west of
Europe, and which have q united population of
twenty-one millions, though not half as large In
area as the Scandinavian countries Both are Ro-
man Catholic countries; thepeOple have essentially
the same character-that of the Portuguese beine,
mild than that Of the Ennuish Et,otn apl
Portugal the Peninsula as Ii is called are beau.
tilu countries, elevated above the sea, originally
fertile and may be again by good cultivation, and
have an admirable climate,
Dr. b. spoke of Madrid as being a city Off Or
dinary attraction in the winter Seville is also a
beautiful place; so, too is Cadiz Cordova is tho
skeleton Of what it was in the days OF the Moors-
Lisbon Is large city, butnot pleasant as Dlnce
The part of the lecture that related to Gibraltar,
which has belonged TO England for more than $50
years, was highly interesting. What a Rock -
Three miles long, from north to south, and in the
greater part OF its length 1900 feet high A low
sandy sthmus, four or five miles long, connects it
with Spain. tlhere are nearly 900 pieces Of
cannon mounted on this Rock, and usually large
English feet is lying in the bay. DR.. b. evidently
thinks Louis Napoleon has an eye on Gibraltar as
well as on Malta. He will probably ann at making
the Mediterranean a "Freuch Lake" 1t is an Eog.
lish one now.
A very interesting portion Of the lecture WAS
the notice ofthe Battle of Trafalgar, midway be-
tween Gibraltar and Cadiz, Oct 1906, and the
death OfNeson.
The above is mere outline Of one OF the best
lectures which Dr. Baird has given The lecture
for TO night wednesday,, will be on Italy. We
are sure that this will be a most INTEREST," ono,
for 1t will relate TO the most interesting country OF
Europe At this time 1.-The Italian Question" is
the question Of questions DR.. b. will discuss il,
aud $50 give sketch of tho late war, and indicate
its scenes on a large and fine map We hope that
the hall will be full,
CITY COUNCIL TUESDAY EVENING, Nov 18th,
l5j9.-Present, Messrs. Ransom, Oviatt, McLane
Thompson, Worswick, Crawford. Ryder Winslow,
Lewis, Hopkinson, Dixon, Detmer, Christian,
Clark, Thayer, Marshall, Masters, RUSSELL
The President Of the Council, l. U. Masters, IN
the Chair.
Minutes Of last meeting read and approved.
PETITIONS.
OfEdward Kingsley aud A. NJ. McIutosh, again
asking TO be released from their bonds. Referred
to the Judicial Committee
or G. Il. Lewia, asking permission 10 erect a
wooden shed in the rear Of his banking office, on
Superior street. Referred 10 Committee on Fire
and Water
REPORTo.
Tho Special Committee, TO whom was referred
the claims OF residents upon Euclid street for
damages dove their property by reason Of strand.
ing water, (Mr. Ryder, Cbairman) reported that
"a. NaIa - NN H. H. AZ