Cleveland daily leader. [volume] ([Cleveland, Ohio]) 1865-1873, 1865-11-09


Point, flying flag of distress. Assistan,
sent to her. e--,s-= F-H
The sick have all been removed from Il
/, Atalanta. The disease with which its pa
sengers were afflicted, it is repeated, ws
Asiat cholera, without doubt. &
JoHS R. DRkKE, yard master of the C.
2. railroad, was accidently killed, near tn
is machine shop in Putnam, on Monday, b
. being run over by q locomotive and tender
A LARGE mail for the TeIegraphie Ex
D ploring Party, which had accumulated a
San Francisco, Cal, was lost in the wrecl
of the steamer Brother Jonathan.
The Memphis appeal reappears in tha
city printed or the same press that accom-
panied the establishment in its flight befor,
our army. ..... ..-49
A dispatch from Julesburgh, Colorado Ter
, ritory, states that Hon. J. NJ. Ashley, of To
ledO, and party, passed that point, home
ward on the 9th,
A MANUFACTURES of bogus currency in
Lancaster Co., Pa, has come to griet
through the instrumentality of the U. s.
Marshal
The water-cure establishment at Florence,
Mass, was entirely destroyed by fire night
before last. The institution was filed with
boarders for the winter. No lives lost.
JOHN MITCHELL, according to the sensation
telegraphers, has taken the oath, procured
a passport, and announced his intention of
going to London. London, we should think,
would be hotter place for him than the
United States.
A YOUNG girl, named Rachel Wise, daugh-
ter of a soldier of the sth Ohio Cavalry, re-
siding at Yellow Springs, committed suicide
last Saturday, by taking laudanum. The
cause assigned is, that of late the associa-
tions and position of this cone more unfor-
tunate" had been such as 10 deprive life of
its attractions
TRANsFERs of real estate in Toledo for the
week ending Nov 9th, amounted to $22, $50;
and for the month of October, $2s9,253.
During the fall, in the same place, 1929
barrels of apples were packed, worth eSz,-
$3.50.
THE Coronor's jury at the inquest now
being held in New York, on the disaster of
the steamer st. Johns, was most righteously
charged to hold the officers of the vessel
responsible, if it should appear they had
been neglectful of their duties
A TERRIFIC hurricane swept over the Is
land of Cuba on the 22d and 23d ult. doing
immense damage to the shippingin the har-
Dor at Havana, flooding the streets with
water, blowing down houses, tearing off
roofs, twisting up trees, &c.
RECENTLY two robbers entered house in
Seneca county occupied by two brothers
named Cassidy, disabled one of the brothers
with clubs, tied the other one, and rendered
the women of the house helpless by admin
istering chloroform. Then, by means of tor
turing the tied brother, they found over
thirteen thousand dollars, with which they
decamped.
The trial of James Mckinney for the
murder Of DR.. DAILY, was concluded at the
October term of Allen county, Ohio, Com
mon Pleas. DAILY was accused of improper
intimacy with McKinney's wife; McKin-
ney, somewhat intoxicated, met DAILY at
hotel in Lima, Allen Co., and fired several
shots at him, killing him, also firing at
those who attempted to arrest him. He
was found guilty of murder in the second
degree, and sentenced to the Penitentiary
for life.
COUNTERFEIT $50 legal tender notes have
made their appearance in New York. They
are close limitations of the genuine, and cal
culated to deceive experts. The difference
between them and the genuine is in the en-
craving of the head of Hamilton, about the
collar and neck, and also in the ornaments
in the border. The dispatch in another col
umn gives succinct explanations. The
Treasury Department will, it is thought,c call in
all the $50 legal tender notes in circulation.
THE delegation OF Fox Indians now in
Washington, had an interview with the
President yesterday, and set forth their
grievances through the medium Of the Com
missioner of Indian Affairs. The Sacs and
Foxes are confederated. By the treaty of
AZ, they were granted an annuity of $780,
900 and reservation in Kansas. The Foxes
claim that they comprise two-thirds of the
confederated tribe-that they have not had
their rights-that many of them never left
Iowa, and many more have returned to Iowa
from Kansas-and ask division of the
annuity. The reply of the President is
marked by good sense and candor.
If it had not become proper to let express
sive army phrases, drop, we should say
"Bully for the Jarseys - The Union ma
iority in that State is from 20OO to $500,
gain of 10000 ouer last years cote. The
election Of Ward secures the appointment
of Republicans o-the important Offices of
clerks in the Chancery andSupreme Courts,
besides to many other positions, The Leg
islature stands: Senate, Union majority
Assembly, Union majority from 10 to IS!
~ THE message of the Governor of Florida,
while opposing negro suffrage, advocates
the passage of laws to protect the freedmen
in their civil rights, and takes ground IN
favcr of receiving their testimony in courts.
1t also urges the ratification of the amend
ment to the Constitution abolishing slavery.
TIE counsel of Wirz had an Interview.
with the President yesterday, for the pur-
pose of securing mitigation of the sem
tence of death, urging, as one reason why
clemeney- should be extended to the cons
demned, that he was already so feeble his
life could scarcely be prolonged six months
at farthest. The President gave no decisive
answer. Wirz viewed the erection of tbe
paIlows on which he is to expiate his crimes,
with agitation, and expressed the fear that
/ he would be too feeble to walk steadily
when the last hour arrived, but hoped it
would not be taken as sign of guilt. The
name of this miserable man, will soon cease
| to be topic of interest in the telegraphic
dispatches, and viii sink into oblivion.