Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-10-21

Lieut.. OoloHelcy Of the 1st Regiment of
Ohio Artillery which has been rendered &c,
him bY Gov. DennisOn. Capt. Wood, as
Clevelandera know, is an experienced artil-
lerist, and his services would prove most
valuable in the position offered.
LATEST FROA LAKE SUPERloR.-The steam
er Illinois LEFT ontOnagOn, Oct. 14th at nine
O'Clock P. n, after stormy passage up,
during which she was detained SO hours at
Copper HarbOr by heavy weather. Arrived
at Eagle River early next morning, and at
Eagle HarbOr at Daylight. Net the steamer
North Star at Copper Harbor bound up, and
taking in the freight left by propeller Iron
City met steamer Cleveland same after
noon, 18th, below KesweuaR Point, bound
up. Arrived at Portage Lake at 9 P. n. The
steamer Michigan left early next morning,
bound up. The immense pile of coal at the
smelling works, consisting Of their winter
supply of 5000 to 1000 tons, was on fire
from spontaneous combustion, Oeeasioning
them muck trouble, as it can only be e:Z-
tinguished by cverhauling the whole. Left
Portage at P. n. met steamer City Of
Cleveland in Portage River. bOnnd up. Ar
rived at Marquette at 9P.N 18th, and left
at IA. n. met propeller Northern Light
just above Peint Iroquois at 8 P. x.slme drry,
l7th; arrived ct saut at 5, and lay thdro
over night aud next morning, 18th went to
the Wellington mines. There had bcen
quite riot there, resulting from striks of
of the miners. The cOmpany's books were
destroyed, and come so tons copper ore
thrown into the lake from the Co.'s wharf.
All was quiet when VIC left. Passed DetOur
at that evening. On the morning of the
18Th met propeller Gen. Taylor at Point
aux Barques, bound up. Reached Detr Jii
Saturday evening.
sheleft at Detroit 66 tons mineral copy er
from Minnesota; 80 tons do. from ouinc Y,
4 do. frcm Polheriek, 50 tons copper ore
from Wellington, 1GO beer barrels, 27 barn, ,ll
wbsat-the frst ever shipped from La k'
Superior and other miscellaneous freiehts.
For Cleveland brought Is tons minera
copper from Copper Falls, l2H tons lingo
copper from Franklin, ISA do. from Pc
) waubie, and 176 dry hides.
Brought down 14O passengers.
The Illinois leaves again for Lake superio
this (AIOnday) evening.
HoRsEs sToszE AND SOLD TO TEE GovERS
xErT.-Jn Thursday night of last week,
: splendid span Of bay horses, valued at $500
were stolen from the stable of their owner
Mr.. VIM. Button, Of Eewbury. The mex
: morning, man calling himself Charles f
CFandle, Of aurora, Portage county, appear
! ed IN this city with the horses, and sol
: them to Eths Wade and Hutchins Cav
airy for $I95. They were reclaimed by tn
: owner within few hours, but the thief ha
made good his escape.
LOsE OEERsOAaDs-Eugene CALDWELL
promising young man, aged 20 years, son
: Capt. John Caldwell, Of this city, fell MOI
: the foretop of the Mariner into the lake, o
!, the night Of the 18th inst, coming up Sag
ID nav Bay, and was drowned. As it Wa
re blowing gale from the westward at Il
time, and pitch dark, no assistance could /
3. rendered.
4 EKW APPoIE1xEH4s.-AmOng the recer
appointments are:
II. D. Wright, Cleveland, Quartsrmaste
"a 10Th Regiment.
q. P. Ransom, Cleveland, Quartermaste
list Regiment. tat
Shelton sturgiss, Cleveland, Major 24I
Q Regiment. .s.5 80
JoHE B. GoUeH.--John B. Cough will le
= ture here for the Y. II. G. A. Thursday eve
ing, Nov. 2lst, and ThursdAy evening, De
!, 9Th, on his favorite theme. A portion
the proceeds viii be devoted to the benefit
tho soldiers. sfE 5
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