Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1863-04-14
MORNING LEADER.
TUESDAY MORNING, APRIL IA, 'ss.


miscellaneous Items.
In France every steam boiler is required
By law 70 be furnished with q safety plug
Of fusible metal 1t is oomposed-of tin,
three parts lead, two; bismuth, four.
What is it2 A AdoWn-east editor says he
hss seen the contTiFsnce that lawyers use
to- warm up with the subject" he says
It is a glass concern, and holds about
pint
A new paper was started I OF long ago,
the first number Of which contained a let
z ter from correspondent who signed him
selfa A Constant Reader"
A melting sermon being preached in
country church. all fell 3 weeping but one
man, who, being asked why he did not
weep with the rest, oh y said he, . be-
long to another parish
q 3 "A number Of Boston soldiers have estab-
Eshed sunday-sohoOl at Newberne, n. C.,
making Major Russell Sturgis. of the Forty
9Th Massachusetts regiment, the superin-
tendent
The next legislature Of New Hampshire
will have twelve members named Simth,
seven Of whom are Republicans and i've
Democrats
There is but one Irish Mormon at Salt
He has nine wives and forty seven child
-lara A Spanish newspaper having opened
subscription for the erection Of a statue to
Christopher Columbus, Queen Isabella and
the King sent $4,000 towards it.
n1--a Mrs. Jane G. SWisshelm, Of Minnesota,
has lately been appointed to position in
the War Department, with salary of ST.,
600 per annum.
Twenty Of the one hundred and twenty
houses annually rented for the summer
season at Newport hove been sold, eighty
rented, and the balance will probably be
let BY the first of May The season thus
promises well.
HWell, spuri," said Quiz, during a dis
eussion Of the tax bill, the tax will fall
pretty heavy on you" "On me, why p
a Because income is to be taxed and every
body knows that you're nincOm.
s. Reflection Of disappointed pickpOcket
HWell, il this amt mean Here's this
feller been q goin' about with this here yel-
Ter chain, and when pulls it out there's
no watch on the end Of it. The conduct
Of these here fashy clerks is enough to
break the heart Of poor feller ike me,
as has to depend on this trade for my
livin."
An Algerian paper states that two or
three days ago young shepherd, who was
keeping some sheep at place called DEB
beb, having fallen asleep, was suddenly
awakened BY some animal licking his face,
and on looking around he saw two exceed
ingly young panthers-s male and female
playing quite near him The young
man managed to catch them both.
An old man, go years Of age, who but a
few years ago was worth, in his own right,
$50,000 has been reduced 10 poverty by
the old-fashioned method of indorsing for
friend, and is now working on the Louis
vile. New Albany and Chicago Railroad,
at $3.50 per day.
Ninco Nance is the name of the "bullyH
bandit Of Sicily. lie lately offered TO sur
render himself to he authorities, but get
ting some of them in an unprotected place,
murdered fourteen in cold blood.
Illinois is a good State to live in. Gov
ernor Yates in his late message, says Of
that state: "She now produces twice as
much corn as any other state almost twice
as much wheat in meat cattle, the first I;
in hogs, but little behind Ohio; and in the
value Of live stock Of all kinds, she IS al
ready the second state in the Union.
planter disguised as a negro, having
his face and hands blacked, was lately dis
covered attending church at Hilton Head,
by one his former slaves, who informed
the guard and he was arrested. It is
thought there are many such spies about
the camp.
The Geneva Gazette says the follow az
is copy Of an advertisement posted in :
conspicuous place of a manufactr ring es.
tsblishment in that VILLAGE WANTED
four industrious young men ,gisb 10 marry
four respectable young 10 dies who enjoy a
fortune Of $500 each, 20 e7ade the draft
Inquire Tis..nin.