Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1864-06-04


a lock from a Car.vFindo Sv--The Pittsburs
saniEary air. Iis Attrailons The
0BoFer Of Resi;--ifOniIsr Hall--Im-
mense Enthusiasm.
In the midst o the Smoke bedraggled city
Of Plttsburg. snatch an interval Of time
to report progress After sweet commu-
hings all day with the green fields, bright
roads, blue skies and ieeey clouds, that
AOst like angels Of Peace shove blood
drenched land, the transition into smoky
city built Of brick, reminds one Of the su-
perior beauty Of natures works over the
works Of man think American scene
~, even though tame, has very sanitary
influence on the American people. 1t
soOthes and calms the spirit that would
otherwise be ruflsd and fretted by tie
cares to which all industrious business is
heir. Plenty Of opportunity is afforded
in the outlook from car window, both fer
the practical and the imaginative mind.
The one can speculate on the crops, on
wheat, corn and grass. The ether can
study the aesthetics Of the landscapes.
Did you ever observe how careful our
good mother nature is, to snatch away
from civilization and the PlOw, the little
strip of territory bordering on the rail
road track 2 How careful she is to restore
Tito it's primifi Sc tsngle of beauty.
have visited the Pittsburgh Sanitary
Fair. The old buildings coDsecrated by
the generosity and patriotism Of Northern
Ohio, are doing excellent service FOR Pitts
burgh. Not having room to put up the
buildings as they were erected in Cleye-
The opening Of the Fair has already
bsan reported fully in the Pittsburgh pa
pers.
There is the same endless complexity Of
useful and ornamental articles which we're
found in Cleveland.
II speak in detail, dear ladies who
feel SO very proud Of your lsbors last win
ter, don't think am psrtisl to the smoky
city Of Pittsburgh. 1 an not; love
Cleveland. But 1 must tell you, and /
know you will be glad to hear it, that
Floral Hall is here enlarged and improved
The Bower Of Rest though arranged with
more detail, does net realize the poetic
idea of 8 bower Of rest ss did the CleTe-
land Bower. In the number Of fountains
which toss thrir sparkling Jets upward,
there are more here. Mr.. Elliott Of CleVe-
land, has been here experimenting the
work. The view on the Rhine has been
enlarged and improved BY Mr.. Jsssup, of
Cleveland.
At one end of the central scene, there
is 3 Norwegian forest. At one side the
various fountains, iron, coal and ssl d.
stone Of Pennsylvania mountain, with
appropriate vegetation ranged from
bottom to top. On the top is q fsnner,
bsLeath is Oudjo's Cave. A French Gar
den or Psrterre Of flowers sdorns another
part.
In one end Of Floral Hall is genuine
Swiss cottage, with plump Swiss girls
within. The cottage is adorned wholly
with articles from Switzerland, one Of
Wlieh is an umbrella 24O years old.
Monitor Hal has ministnre pond on
which is a little Monitor prOpells round
and round by wee engine. All kinds Of
guns are found here. The model Of the
great twenty inch gun is there, horrible
grim-terrible.
The donations in cash and receipts
amount to $4,000. The people here are
very proud, and say they will net guar.
ter Of million. The crowds attending
are immense. The enthusiasm is great.
PennsylVsnia is doing great honor to her
sslt, and we of Ohio rejoice in her labor
OF love- r @
Tomorrow over the Allsghenies to Bal
timore. J.H.R.