Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1860-07-10

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The bPFbaFisp q slavery hes been freshly
illustrated in Mississippi. A monster named
W. J. Holloway, at Lexington, whipped, one
Of his negro women to death.@ The murderer
was arrested, but would probably cheat The
galloWs Of It's due should he serve an bis
ehsttslS tht same wsg. '','
Ma FrAaAr5sk Rbsln burger. Of SenaSa
county, met with terrible death recently.
Her daughters woro about 70 take a buggy
ride, when ge horse 1an.ana one Of the shafts
struck Mrs. R. in the abdomen and impaled
her on it. 1t entered several inches, and she
vas carried Gay fsoss and thrown against a
fence. -.......,., .g4-.,s
The contributions % ihe PembertOn Mills,
Iawre nee, Mass, amount % S65579, and
toe amount -disbuESsd i 90, ,oeA i The bal
llAnce Is invested for the manned and or
IA, .sEtIf-zIhu s7zE4 ,s.lz-aa s-aria Sc
plellesl' u ora lzs ,Viia si.i ui ilasll sisa tl2
I The great cotton hniH Of Messrs. Mayali at
MOsglsy, Eagland, was burned on the 22d
-ulE It bad 100, 900 spiRdles, and the loss is
estimated ct S7S0,OOsJf 20 sdEIA IIA
Revolutionary soldiers have become scarce
Indeed Y The great fedtdre Of tho celebration
Of the 4th a Madison gis4zEas the pres
snos of Nathanisl sAmasy now in his hun
dfedth yaar. Mr. iAmes Wssin Washington's
army two ysRTsahd q halG and Was present
when Major Andre was hung. BE is remark
ably well bisssfved for q centenaria1.. i-,l .
3 Richard ifasti has lbeaa tried in Huro5u
county foE killing Joseph Newman in the
ARRAY near MohpOsYillesope weeks ago, and
acquitted. twas not proven that he struck
Re fatal blowJ0J8 EE4Li4IiA a1l
Thsreont Spelling Match Of the Warren
UhiOn Schools attracted a large audience. =
Five or six of tbs class we've not conquered
BY words selected from McGuHe5 Spelling
Book, and it was Necessary to-ealT in the as-
sistance Of Websters unabridged. Books to
ths value of $50 were distributed as prizes :
Tbs store Of Afessrss. Lon n9sh bscsesrs B CO.,
Liverpool, Medina county, was enteFed 8
few nights acc, and robbed Of about 81, ,00o
worth Dfgoods Austin and Ira, from Y orikk,
aged Is and q years, have been arrested for
The crime ana sent to Jail. "A portion Of the
goods was recovered. The young men had
Previous ysustained good characters, and lived
at home with q widowed mother.
The rush to see the Great Eastern at 81
per head is not very great ranging from
5gU TO 1900 per day. The price l1Ein have
to be reduced af Ieest zzasl.alR ~ llEElE1-tlIo
s4ntplsiona1 R-oiiJ 7s1rnIEu
says there is no resurrection for adead curl
ozity. ai5ssF q
The morning of the 4th the livery stable
Of Thomas Cox in Detroit was burned, and
IL horses perished in the flames. The scene
Subscribed as horrible in the extreme. -slr i
The total number of vessels passed thro'
tie Welland Canal this year up to the Both
OfJune, was l27F--s large increase upon the
same period last year. -s--rs-,..,
Large numbers of Swedes are settling in
Kansas this season. Some 40, 900 Swedes
are expected to locate near AlathO, Kansas,
IN the course of a fsW months. l
The census takers In Utah VIII have live
y time N oTerhauling the households of fhe
saints, especially the patriarcbsg Brigham
s said to be very indignant at the questions
touching family affairs.
Mr.. A. L. Harris former local editor Of the |
State Journal, has purchased the Coshocton !
Age, and Rflldo good service to the Repub- |
lean cause IN that ripe harvest field.
Mr.. Steiner assembled in balloon from
Milwaukee on the 4th, and landed in Lake |
lichigan 9 miles from the East shore He /
-ot safely TO land. He crossed the Lake, 80 |
niles, IN two hours and 20 minutes. | %