Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1862-11-03
Miscellaneous Items.

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The loss in the oil regions from the heavy
| ERE which recently occurred there, already
foots up 100000 with considerable loss
to hear from.
About thirty men in Albany, who have
always been prominent in local politics,
now claim exemption from draft on the
ground that they are British subjects.
At Hartford, the other day, woman
/ went in to q brokers' office and inquired
I what be paid for gold. He told her. "Well,
said she, putting her fingers in her mouth
to remove her false teeth, ~ thought I'd
sell the old plate"
The will of Margaret Burr, admitted to
probate in New York, Oct. "a, besides lib
eral provisions for relatives, sppropriates
S230,O00 for religious and humane chsri-
| ties. The American Bible Society leads of
with $4,000.
The Corporation Of Dublin has granted
q site at the end Of Sackville street, near
Carlisle Bridge, for the statue of o. COnnel
"s5out to be erected by the Irish nation
and the Catholics Of the world"
Gen. John H. Gage, Of Concord, N. H.,
sccidently shot himself on Tuesday, while
on hunting excursion at Franklin. The
wound is in his face and dangsrou;ly Sc
we're.
The well known bass ball player of
Brooklyn, James Creighton, who was the
swiftest and most efficient pitcher in the
United States, bursta blood vessel in strik-
ing st ball in a match played on the 10Th
inst, and died three days afterwards.
What can We do for you to-day, Mr..
staats?
Have you any good clover seedg
We have-eXcellentI
Let's see il.
You can [ do ii, sir
Why not2
We deny the right Of States 10 see sssdi
In New York, on Saturday, Richard s.
DOwnling was sentenced to five years i'm
prisonment for kicking his wife 10 death
because she did not have his supper ready
when be went home for it.
When Pennsyl7ania was called to take
part in the great war drama, seventy-fve
thousand men appeared before the Curtin I
The huge Lindall House at St. Louis,
designed to be the largest hotel In the West
is approaching conpletion. No one has
yet been found who will provide funds for
furnishing the house, yet its owners hope
to be able to throw it open 10 the public
some time in the coming year.
A Dublin journal observes that hand
bill announcing a public meeting in that
city states, with boundless liberality, that
q the ladies without distinction of sex, are
invited to attend"
On Friday afternoon, Collector Chase's
revenue officer at Rouss's Point, seized two
hundred bales of English Wool, at Green
Island It was stored in cars Of the Rem
selaer snd Saratoga R. z and was on its
way to New York. The reason of IFS seiE-
ure was, it was entered at the Custom
House at the rate Of eighteen cents per
pound, whereas it was worth 80 cents the
total value is over $4,000
A milestone in the Crescent Mills, Oswe-
90, burst on Monday morning last and the
fragments few in every directian with i
dreadful force. A large hole was blown
through the side Of the building and two
men badly hurt-one of them, Mr. Patten,
second miller Of tho establishment, had his
Jaw broken, and was otherwise 80 much
injured that 1t was considered doubtful
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