Cleveland daily leader. [volume] ([Cleveland, Ohio]) 1865-1873, 1865-11-07
LATEST NEWS
BY TELEGRAPH.
LAST NIGHTS. DISPATCHES.
FIRE IN BROOKLYN.
Accident at the Wyoming
Hotel, New York.
CALEB JACKSON'S PAPERS FOUND.
Fearful Gale on Lake Ontario.
Horrible Casualties Penetrated
CALEB JACKSONS PAPERS FOUND.
Fearful Gale on Lake Ontario
Horrible Casualties Perpetrated
by the Insurgents In Jamaica.
INTERESTING FOREIGN NEWS.
Gold last night closed AZ.
General News.
Highly COIOred.

tional kilograms from TINS city IN reference
- the cxeivamenB eaused-ey the FeHlaIis
mav be regarded as the production of some
one with lively and excitable Imagination
th r being no excitement whatever. The
feeling is that the government is quite able
to deal with any -Fenian projects that may
be hatched here or elsewhere. The banks
have an extra guard as quite number OF
daring burglaries have recently been per-
petrated.
The daily papors have, occasionally, ar
ticles on Fenianism, of derisive character
Beyond this there are no signs of the alleg-
ed excitement.
The weather is quite cold and stormy
The hurricane last night, it is feared, did
considerable damage to vessels on the lake
Horrible Fit OF insanity.
HARTFORD, CT., November 6.-B. W.
Greene, late President of the Hartford Fire
Insurance Company, in a fit of insanity last
evening cut his wife's throat with razor,
causing her death in few moments. He
then cut his own throat in two places and
gashed his arm. He is still alive but there
is very little prospect Of his recovery.
Incorrect.
NASHVILLE, November 6.-The statement
which appeared relative to turning over the
property held by the Freedmen's Bureau
was Incorrect. General Fiske was directed
by the War Department not 10 surrender
the property held as abandoned, until or
dered 30 do so by the President.
Papers Found.
ST. LOUIS, November "a box of Caleb
Jacksuns Headquarter papers found at
Eufoula, Alabama, were received at Jefier-
son City and turned over to Adiutant Gen
eral Simpson. Among the papers is Ster-
ling Pl ice escOmmissionfrom Jackson asMajor
General of the Missouri State Guards, dated
Nav 18TH 1865, three DAYS after the capture
of camp Jackson. The Salate journal of
Jackson's bogus Legtslae6re at NeoshO,
which with less than One-half a quorum,
passed the so-called ordinance of secession,
appointed representative rebels to Congress,
and other letters from prominent citizens
of the State, revealing their completely in
JacksOn's treason.
PardODs-
Governor Fletcher received pardons from
the President for several Missouri rebels,
including General Frost, commander of
Camp jackson, DR.. Patten. of water-poisOn-
ing fame, Jno. W. Reed, whilOm member of
the National Congress, George Vest the
most violent and ablest rebel in Caleb Jack
sons Legislature.
Gale ON Lake Ontario.
PIcToN, C. W., November 6.-There was
a heavy gale last night on Lake Ontario,
and much damage was done to the ship
ping
The schooner Annie Maude is ashore
at Wellington, Laden i,,sitla- Ia 400 I-lla -
peas.
5000 bushels of barley, is ashore at Gull
Point. All saved.
A large black vessel, name unknown, is
ashore on Salmon Point Reef. Her masts
are gone, and the sea is washing over her
All hands are supposed to be lost. 1t is I'M
possible to communicate with her until the
gale subsidies.
Additional and Later.
KINGSTON, C. W., November 6-SP. M.-Tht
gale still continues, with rain, and the vino
is shifting to the north.
A schooner is ashore one mile east of LOnl
Point, and another is on the north shore II
a precariOus condition. Names unknown.
Cotton.
NASHVILLE, November Cotton dull
| 500 bales were received to-day, and 80
| have been shipped, at prices ranging iron
45f to 46c, and there is little disposition +
purchase by dealers at these rates.
| ARRAY.
An affray took place on the street to-nigh
| between EX-Mayor John dugn omlIh an
police officer named Brown. Two shot
were fired by Smith without hitting Brown
but barely missed lady who was passin
and man who was on the other side of tn
street.
EmbezzIement.
Another case of embezzlement and frau
has been recently developed in the perso
of one 7. H. Ogden, for long time clerk {
the L. II. n. Railroad. The books of tn
Road show a deficit of over $4,000. La
Tuesday he abseonded and went to Atlanti
Ga, whence the detectives traced him. d
was captured and brought back to-day an
lodged in Jail. 4 fast woman is said to
at the bottom of the affair.