The Cleveland leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1865-1865, 1865-07-06
VOL. XIX--NO. 159
CITY NEWS

/ DEsTRUcfIvE FIREs.-About two O'Clock
Monday morning FIRE brokeout in frame
building owned by Benjamin sandford, No.
122 Detroit street, West Side. The FIRE
spread with great rapidity to Nos. 40 and
1iS. No. 122 was totally destroyed, the
others only partially. They were ali owned
by Mr.. sAndford, whose loss is about 81 200,
on which there is an insurance of $780,
The FIRE was the work of an incendiary,
and a terrible casualty occurred in eOnnec-
tiOn with it. The building was tenanted BY
Mr.. Grayle, wife and children. The chill
dren were with difficulty rescued from the
flames, and ths frantic mother, supPosiDg
they would bo burned to death, fell dead
with fright. ~
The second fire occurred about half past
seven in the morning. II broke out in the
frame shed of the Gas Works, completely
DESTROYING them. and A-L---afsSs - s1lO
unnRm Tell Hotel, also owned by the Gas
COmPsny, burned away the kitchen and
OuthOcses. Loss $4,000; insured for $500.
The Ere also spread to the milestone man
ufactory ofG. L. Hayward, completely con-
Stunning it. Loss about $500; insured for
$1,000. There will be no Interruption in
the mill furnishing business, as portion Of
the mill stones, machinery and boiling
cloths were in his warehouse, No. 30 River
street. .ua
At one time the Coal Oil Refinery of More
house and Merriam, on River street, was
onnsiIarad !, o,-t-av,o 1.,.o- T. oo,s-
menced TO smoke, but by the great effort of
tho FIRE department was saved.
ARRIVAL OF ONO REGniEETs.-Seven com
panies of the 5Oth o. v. I. arrived here
quite early yesterday morning from Sails
bury, N. c., via City Point, Baltimore and
Pittsburgh. They breakfasted at the depot
and at eight o'clock marched up to the Park
and thence to camp. The other three COM
panies were separated by the running
aground Of their transport on an oyster
and thus detained. The regiment numbers
$50 enlisted men and Is officers. The fol-
lowing is the Organization ...'...-
Lieutenant Colonel-James A, BOpe, COM
manding.
h6lOr-beU LIE feVro.
Adjutant-E. Walkett.
Assistant rgeon-George ssdIer.
Chsplsin-GsOrge Reed.
Quartermsster-J. Tingle. sI.
The 5Oth is q consolidation of the 99th
and 15Oth regiments, the union having been
effected Dec. slst, 1864. The s9th was re-
cruised in Allen, AugIAise, Hancock, Mer-
GER, Putntm and Van Vert counties, and
rendezvoused at Camp Lyman. It Wss
mustered August 26th, 1864, and went out
1923 strong, and numbered only 200 at the
time of consolidation. It has seen the
hardest of service with Burnside, Sherman,
Thomas and schOfeld, and in point Of NOR
tality ranks next to the old Seventh.
OF thel5Oth We could not learn parIieu-
lars. -7r
About four O'Clock the 111th o. VI. and
three remaining companies of the 5Oth o.
VI. marched into the Park, preceded hV
49, t.s, ~ IIULE JH5 BTsnd ana ior-
malIy received by R. F. Paine, Esq, in
few words of welcome: At the request Of
Brevet Brigadier General Sherwood, his
friend Msicr Ben Le Fsvre made fitting
and happy response in behalf of the 1llth
and of the three companies present Of the
5Oth regiment,tha the city gracefully,
for their hospitality and kindness.
The men then partOok of The dinner pro-
yided for them by Messrs. Richards,
Wheeler & Russell, and marched over to
camp.
The following is the regimsntal roster Of
the 111th: t-
Lieutenant Colouel-I. R. Sherwood,
| commanding. I-r.-r
| Msjor-T. G. Norris. --.r.
| gurgeon-L. A. Brewer
/ Assistant Surgson-J. W. Mock.
| ouartsrrnaster-L.A A. Brown.
4 Adiutant-Wm. T. ThurstOn.
! Go. A-Captain VIM. Besl, First Lieuten'
ant. ]. D. B0Wles Second Lieutenant, Ru-
dolph williams. .Is
Co. B-Captain. VIM. Beery; First Lieu
tenant, Charles Baker.
| 20 C-CAFL-s-J II. II. OaIAnS + lfs
| Lieutenant, VIM. Kentigh.
Co. D-Captsin, Wesley Thurston; FRS
Lieutenant, John N. Woodruff.
4 Co. E-First Lieutensnt, Gustevus i
Smith; Second lieutenant, John Walters
Co, First Lieutenant, John T. Gle
land; Second Lieutenant, johnson 0. Foote
Co. G-CsPtain, II. J. McCord; Firs
Lieutenant, Louis Deinst.
Co. H-Csptain, John W Smith; secon'
Lieutenant, P II Dalton. .-r
Co I-Captain, P Norris; First Lieuten
ant, John Birdseye.
GO. K-Captain, Jeremiah BoWlin Frs
Lieutenant, James R Thompson. -s
This regiment was mustered into serVie
=
Sept. 5ih, 1882, and left 1000 strong.
was raised in Defiance, Fulton, Lueai
Wood, Williams and sandusky countless an
rendezvOused at Toledo.
It comes back with 42O men, nearly all
them large, rugged and healthy, and
! 6ne soldiarIy hearing- They have 81
months' back pay due them, and as soon
they get this, will be of for home.