Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1863-06-15
MORNlNG LEADER:
aiONDAY M0l, NING. JUNR rs, Is0s.
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"WAat rife carries The maximum dis
tansS = asked lady Of sn officer "Ths
MIME, mum, was the reply.
Wonders will never cease the other
dh5 We heard that horse was turned in
to stable !" and this is the boasted nine
tSeRth' century.
The Dunksrs will hold their fve-year
meeting, near Delphia, Indiana, at the
same place where 1t was held Eve years
ago.
The Missouri Legislature has ordered an
equestrian portrait Of General Lyon to be
placed in the Capitol.
A woman in Illinois took houss-olsan-
ing ht, and burRed up her old straw bed,
forgetting the important fact that she hsd
Bid S720 therein.
All the hotelsi in Boston Of the first class
will hereafter charge three dollars day
10 their transient patrons.
No patriot will object to seeing the Afri-
can come out hat-footed for the Union.
A new Cathedral is about to be erected
in Havana built wholly of iron, the esti-
mated cost Of which IS one million Of dol
lars.
I've tons and a half Of oysters were &C
tsauy stripped freu the copper of the
French irOa-clad frigsLs Is Glorire not
long Since.
An anvil block, weighing one hundred
tons, has been successfully cast at the
Midland Works, Shefield-the largest ever
made in England.
The drinking saloons Of New Orleans
arc closed each evening at 9 o'clock. The
HrA says " The drinking public were in
a dilemma; but it was dilemma '0ithOEt
any horn"
Il il certain that the great Tredegar
Iron Works of Rich nond were destroyed
By FIRE on the 18th ult All the fine ma
shinery, and sixteen cannon, nearly per
feet, we're lost.
The Troy Times says that an insurance
agent in that city recently took risk upon
mans life to the amount Of one hundred
and twenty-five thousand dollars.
Augusta, Maine, says the Portland Ar
gus, is one Of the largest cities in the
world. According to the Journal it con-
tsins sixty square miles. In some of the
wards they kill wild bears.
What fame is worth is worth is shown
by the fact that q portrait Of the rebel
President has just been publishee in Paris
with this inscription: Mr.. J. Dsvids,
Rrasidsnt Of South America"
It is said that there is not a chicken in
Mississippi. The people down there are
80 hungry for something in the poultry
EaG that they could eat the WssthercOck on
church steeple.
American travellers are beginning to
! Al. L l.
iB Miss Charlotte Cushman. Th9lberg is
there en- route to London, where be will
give series of concerts, pocketing 1000
guineas at each.
The Highland BaGk of Newburgh has
aSslsred regular semi-annual dividend
Of four per cent, and an extra one Of six
per cent. This is the same as was declared
six months ago, and makes the dividend
for the year twenty per cent.
The Legislature Of Rhode Island is a
model body for the dispatch of business.
kssis late session at Newport it met on
sIs 3nssdsy end adj burned on Friday, and
Fftstlist Of acts shows that the shortness Of
the session was not due to any want Of
something to do.
The last words of dying shipmaster,
recently deceased in Brunswick, Maine,
were "Steer the ship easy-steer the ship
easy" Felicitous words, expressive Of q
calm confidence that be was gliding into
the fnsl haven of rest
A young lady in Portland, Maine, re-
Gently had hogs bristle extracted from
the sole Of her foot, which she had proba-
bly, drunk in water years before. The SEN
sations caused by its shifting from one
part Of her foot to another we're not exact
y agreeable.
1 have q bfother-a wee little chap
who sometimes says things we think very
edd. One day, as he was disposihg Of
some bread and milk, he turned around to
his msAher and said, "Oh, mother, I'm full
q eIoryH There was a sunbeam on my
sposH, and swallowed itW
A Vienna editor, in the exuberance Of
his enthusiasm, recently penned the fol-
loving: -.-
There is young singer called Patti,
Accomplished, arch. pretty, and nattyi
The folks in Vienna
Would rather take senna,
Than near any one sing after Patti