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The Cleveland leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1865-1865, 1865-09-29
From View York.

NEW 1oRK, September %.
The official report on the race beteen the
Winooski and Algonque states that the
economical performance OF each vessel was
equal; that the arrangement of the Winoo-
skis machinery machinery is the simplest
and most convenient possible, and its econ
omy in fuel is equal TO that given By the
very complex design Of the Algonque's.
The Hersld's Washington special says
that the Kentucky delegation, headed BY
Gov. Bramletta, are still here, and have
had long conference with the President
and heads of departsments, concerning af-
fairs in that State They are reported TO
be anited in asking the removal Of General
Palmer from command, the withdrawal of
negro trnops from different parts of the
State, and q greater concentration of troops
than now exists on its borders, IS absolate-
ly necessary to the adoption of the Con-
stitutional Amendment by the next Leg
islature.
A fac simile Of the Presidents signature
has been prepared, and over three hundred
pardons are reported to have been stamped
with it at the White House yesterday.
Gen. Peck, of Mississippi, is among the
seekers of pardon now in this city. Ths
Alabama embargo will probably be raised
q few days, and the issuing Of psrdons to
citizens of that State will soon thereafter
be regularly resumed, as before The stop
page was caused BY q distrust Of the seton
of the State Convention. Late reports,
howevyr, remove these spprehensions, and
prove them to have been unfounded.
The Cleveland leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1865-1865, 1865-09-29
FROM Washington.

WARRINGTON, september 28.
kince Saturday five hundred psrdons
have been granted by the President, for
the greater part to persons in Virginia,
Georgia and Mississippi.
To-day the Presidents room was throng-
ed with pardon seekers, either to obtain
their documents OF information as to where
they were to be found.
Brevet Brig. Gen. H. Van Wyck has
been promoted to the rank of full Brigadier
General.
The Postmaster General has ordered one
additional trip day between Washington
and Richmond over the Orange and Alex
sndria Railroad, and has made q contract
for daily mail service from New Orleans
and all intermediate stations to Mobile.
The President has appointed the follow
ing named Assistant Assessors of Internal
ReYenue:
Massachusetts, W. Poor, 1st Division
of the 9Th District; j. W. Msrgrave, I'd
Division, 30th District.
New York-Stephen Z. Frazer, 6Ih Di-
vision, 10th District; P. A. Smith, 1Ith
Division, 9Th District; Garrett Wander
water. lst Division, 9th District; Warren
Cole. 18th Division, I'd District.
Pennsylvsnia-Abel T. Parker. 18th
Division, 18th DIsilct; VIM. ID. stone
back, l4sh Division, 1lth District; James
Cassidy, 1st Division, I'D District.
New Jersey-James L. Brooks, 9Th Dis
trict.
Assistant Collectors have been appointed
in North Carolina, Georgia, ntabanIa Hnu
other Southern States.
The Cleveland leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1865-1865, 1865-09-29
Special Report.
FINANCIAL.


NEW YORK. September 20.
The stock market shows hesitation after
the strong upward demand of the last few
days, apparently owing to disposition OF
the operators to realizs on an advance.
There is, however, still very general
activity and prevailing inclination to buy
for higher prices.
Governments are quiet the Prevsilir
disposition being to sell.
State securities are firm and in demand
North Carolina skies advanced &c; Vir-
ginia skies 34c higher.
The miscellaneous list continues active
and mostly firm, especially coal stocks.
The Stock Exchange to-day voted to
GILL b.2o coupons of on and after Mon
day.
The stock market was heavy at the
saoond board, with considerable hammer.
ng on the part of the bears, and after the
board the market stiffsned little. It wal
oaiet! firm at the last board. Michigan
Central rose to ll5 on rumors of l5 pei
cant stock dividend in October.
The following were the closing price
st4SOP.M.: Kew York Central s69s54
Erie, 87k@s7f; Hudson River, llOs@4
Michigas Central, 1142@ll5; MichigAl
! southern, s9S@ssB Rock Island, llf@ni
Reading, 1l31@llss; Fortss Wayne, 9
/ 0ss1; Ohio and Mississippi Certificates
27a@2s, Canton, 4Os@4l; Csmbri1g
Coal 464@4sS5 MsriPOsa, l2F@la
Quicksilver, 4s@4s4i Central Coal, 6sBC
ssI.
Money moderately active and the ma
ket easy at b@s. per cent on call.
There is rather more doing in commel
: cial paper, and rates are 7@lO per cent.
Gold closed at 143s@l44
Very little inquiry for bills on Euror
and rates of exchange weak. Lsding drs'
: ers quote 90 days sterling at loss@llo.
Commercial bills continue scarce.
The Cleveland leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1865-1865, 1865-09-29
r-on CnIi,nrnia

FAN Francisco, September %.
The steamship Sacramento has arrived
from Panama, and brings dates from Aca-
pulco TO thu 18th iDst.
French war ships had landed 500 soldiers
and taken possession of the town Alvarez
had previously Withdrawn his forces,
amounting to 500 The men were badly
equipped aud short Of ammunition, but
yerv enthusiastic. The msjorlty OF the
Mexican population followed him. ana was
confident of maintaining the cause OF
Jusrez throughout the interior of Quere'
tarO.
Another three mile race came CT be-
tveen Norfolk and Lodi at Sacramento on
Saturday. The first mile Of the heat wa
won by Norfolk in l:4s, q mile in 34O
and the entire hest in 5:274, Norfolk com.
ing out length snead. The second heal
was also won by Norfolk by six lengths.
The Cleveland leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1865-1865, 1865-09-29
MATAMORAS BESIEGED BY
TIE LIBERALS. lt
Demand OF the Kentucky Dele
CATION for The Removal OF
General Palmer.
Foreclosure Of a Railroad
AOrIgage.
GOLD LAtT EVENING IA.
FROM coLUM BUS
Ispeoi Il Di. P itch to the Cleveland Leader /

COLUNBUS September %.
The ls5th Ohio, umbering 1893 officers
and men, reached here this evening for
final discharge
Psymaster Geo. S Letcher has certified
into the Treasury 1895, received from
the 56sh Ohio, near New Orleans.
The Ohio regiments in Texas are about
to be paid. Pay agents are there prepared
to receive Allotments.
Messrs. Hall, Waters and Edwards,
three of the messengers appointed to dis
tribute poll books to Ohio regiments, have
returned. Tney report the men in good
condition wherever they met them, and as
there is ne longer any necessity for them
to fl ght the rebels in the South they are
still determined to fight the Copperheads
in Ohio with their votes.
The campaign in franklin county is
fairly under way. and there is reason to
say more coed is being accomplished for
the Union cause than any previous cam
paign for years. Though there is no chance
of eecting the Union ticket, yet the ma
jority of the opposition will be very ma
: -tur i1IIy -eauood
The Cleveland leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1865-1865, 1865-09-29
Demoerattc Convention.

WoRCEeTER, Mass, september %.
The Democratic State Convention or.
CANNED by the choice of Edward Avery,
of Braintree, for President, with one Vice
President from each county, and four Sec
retaries.
The committee on credentials reported
247 towns represented by 1896 delegates.
The nomin stions were made Is follows:
For Governor, General D. N. Couch, of
Taunton.
For Lieutenant Governor, Thomas F.
Plnnkett, of Pittsfsld. -
For Secretary of State, 8. o. Lamb, of
GTeeDf field.
For State Treasurer, 7. AmOry, of BOs.
ton.
For Auditor, A. T. Devereaux, Of Salem.
For Attorney General, b. q. Parker, of
Cambridge.
The following is an abstract of the reso-
lutions adopted.
The first sffirms the creed of the Demo.
ton. Its objects are the preservation of
the Liberties of the people, the Union, 8
free press and free speech.
The second thanks the soldiers and the
sailors.
The third requires the speedy subordin-
alton everywhere of the military to the
civil power and the restoration of the writ
Of habeas corpus, trial by jury and other
democratic rights.
The fourth recognizes the obligation
to pay the national debt but does not be-
lieve In putting the whole burden of taxa
tion on the shoulders of the producing
classes.
The fifth requires speedy restoration Of
State power every where, SO that stand.
ing army msy be dispensed with at once
The sixth fully endorses the policy of
President johnson, and promises him sup
port.
The seventh returns thsnks to the vete-
rams of the war, snd is in favor of such
legislation by the national and State Gov
ernments as shall secure equality of COM
pensstion to the earlier as well as later
soldiers of the war.
The eighth refers to the labor question
and says: ave not only recognize any at
tempt on the part of the working classes TO
better their condition, but we heartily ap-
prove Of any movement having for its aim
their elevation, comfort and we'll being,
physical and mental, and cordially sympa-
thize with any measure by which the true
interest of the employer and employee
can be promoted and secured.
The Cleveland leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1865-1865, 1865-09-29
Arre.teh fnr LARCENY.

Boston, September 2S.
A dashing young woman named Nellie
Otis. sliss Ourtiss, has been arrested here
for the larcency Of Sc, 400 in money and
Goverument bonds from man In New
York on Friday night last. The woman
arrived in Boston on saturday, and created
considerable excitement smong the sport
ing fraternity, exhibiting So 600 at time
visiting the races and paying tor thirty
two bottles of wine and other liquors. Sne
placed So 800 in the hands of young man
tokaen for her, snd on his refusing to return
40 800 of it, she made complaint TO the
polise Office The man was fourd and the
50 500 returned, IS was supposed TO the
rigbtful owner. The man from whom the
money was stolen in New York then made
bis appearance and recovered less than
half of the Sc, 400, Dut refuses to prosecute
Iha woman.
The Cleveland leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1865-1865, 1865-09-29
What they Think Of Cox,

Noticing the speech of Captain Nc
lure, at Ottawa, the Putnam County
sentinel says:
Among other things, the Captain forgot
give history of General Cox, during
ne Scarry engagement when he refused to
81 force Co. d, 21sb ard the 18th Ohio,
vb were contending against four times
tac.- number. He retained q whole regi-
a : except one company to guard him,
q FIVE miles distant, and through his
q IN cowardice, Captain and Lisutensnt
ON this place fell victims. If you Wrnt
know anything about General Cox, We
. fer you to the boys Of the 2lst Ohio
CEeeeidGd Plain Dealer.
The Captain didn't state this, because he
new it was falseI We hear no one talk
about the skirmish st Scarry but those who
know nothing about it The man who
psnned the above paragraph makes state
ment that shows his Ignorance Of military
history and military movements, and aims
TO make it appear as though soldiers were
responsible 1or the assertion. This vii
NOT do. All who were st Scary know thsi
the assertions contained in the paragraph
f.om the Sentinel Gre entirely false.-Cc
Is,nabLs Journal.
The Cleveland leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1865-1865, 1865-09-29
Neu swindlinE Dodge.

NEW YORK. SePtemOer 20
Some swindler is imposing new
sv;ndling dodge. An envelope is used,
nurporting to be, and having printed upon
!, in large type, 'money package, Ameri;
II vi IL EInpess Co.," and properly addressed
ID @ endorsed as coming from the Navy
Ya,d SIu AZ Wsshinston. The wife of an
of;cer S M If the Navy WAS induced 10 pay
O oa1on dollars TO the bearer OF such pack
800 soo ta-dav. She was allowed to open 1t
and read what appeared TO Dc TWO mes q:
ssges of the American TelegraPn NoI u.
recting the payment OF prize money s' "
bes husband. Both envelope ana Irelgns
blank had been obtained by tnsit OF sTMe Hi:s
other improper manner Ine PuonS
should be on their guard against suen
acouhdrels.
The Cleveland leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1865-1865, 1865-09-29
OoLUMBIANA COUNTY.
SnMMIT muNTY

OO OOO " -
The eighth annual festival of the Agri-
cultural and Mechanic Art Association of
Richfeld began on Wednesday last, and
closes to-day. - '-.
sAkrsn boasts little on occasion of her
exporting ware to Germany. The Beacon
says that Mr.. William Schumacher, who
after a few years residence among the
Buckeyes, again returned TO Germany, has
ordered from Mr. 81. w. Wetmore, of that
city, one of the Improved Stewart PArlor
Stoves.
q. Johnston, Jr, informs the Akron
Rs.qeo,l that another we'll, short distance
below Peninsula, sunk by the same COM
nanv 90 thaI EDOvoi UOIuraenoed sPentins
alt wster and gas q day or two since ana
that il Is :uucE bigger thing than the
other.
tar of Mr.. William s. PsintoD, OF Akron-
a Young lady about 10 years OF sge-ss-
tempted to kindls up the FIRE in the cook,
ing stove by pouring some Kerosene OH
upon it, when the can containing ex-
pIoded, setting fire to her clothing sno
burning her in such horrible manner tnss
she died about hslf-psst seven o'clock Inc
same evening. Her brother and SISTERS
William, Mary and Rosa, and her mother,
were considerably burned sbout the hands
and arms, in attempting to extlnguish Inc
flames, though none OF their INJURIES are
considered dangerous.
The Cleveland leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1865-1865, 1865-09-29
Associated Press Report.
Episcopal Convention.

NEW 1Ohht OoptohOot 90
Atthe session of the Episcopal Conven-
tion, Ex Governor John A KING, after the
address OF the Bishop was concluded, Of
fered the following resolution, which was
unanimously adopted;
Resolved, That this Convention cordially
respond to the sentiments presented by the
Bishop of the Diocese in his address re-
spectiug the return of peace to our land,
and the stste of the church in south ern
dioceses. ---s.
The Bishop in his address had said
the northern brethren should do all
that in them lies 10 re establish the unity
OF the church. There we're no nobler spirils
in the pale of the church than are 70 be
found in the south. He was happy thus tc
testify TO their warmth, and to express the
estimation in which they are held by him
The Cleveland leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1865-1865, 1865-09-29
DAILY LEADER
FRIDAY, sEPTRMBRR g, 1896.
naa- neefInr In AKron- TO-DAY.


The beautiful city of Akron is to day
to be the scene of grand Union gather
ing. The speakers announced are General
B. F. Noyes, the eloquent and scholarly
soldier and orator, Ex-Governor Tod, and
Hon. Mahlon Chance. We hope the
Union voters of old Summit will be pres
eit in their strength.
The Rerald of yesterday, speaking of q
Communication which sppeared in the
LEADER ofthe 25th, headed "The Hersld's
SpeculAtions in Oil" says:
The anonymous writer characterizes the
Liverpool Company as swindlers."
The communication did nothing of the
sort and the charge OF the Herald is en-
tirely without foundation. -aE
The Cleveland leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1865-1865, 1865-09-29
Gold.
Gold.
Nrw YnRK Saniamhar 2

NEw YORK September Zo.
Gold is in good demand for customs, but
other wise the demand is limited. There
is less borrowing and the rate per day has
fallen from l6 to 1872. The amounts paid
out of the Treasury upon Five.Twenty
Coupons, though not large, yet afford 8
slight relief. Yesterday 100000 OF cou-
pons were paid. The price of gold this
morning has ranged at l435(9l44, and the
tendency is slightly downward.
The Cleveland leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1865-1865, 1865-09-29
Base Bal MATCH

HARTFORD, September %.
The Atlantic's and Charter Oaks played
here to day before large audience. 1t
was not pretty game, nor was it played
with much spirit on the part of the cham
pion's. The score in full nine innings
game was 81 to IL. Pratt led the score Of
the winning nine, receiving but two outs
to six runs. They left for New York to-
night.
The Cleveland leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1865-1865, 1865-09-29
Fair.

HUDSON. N. Y September %.
The fair which has been held in this
place during the last three days, has been
q perfect success. 1t has been attended by
nearly SO, 900 people, and the receipts ex-
ceed those of any previous exhibition OF
the Association. Everything passed off
to the entire satisfaction of all present,
nothing whatever having occurred to mar
the pleasure of the occasion.
The Cleveland leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1865-1865, 1865-09-29

On Tuesday the steamer Winooski CON-
pletad her ninety.six hours Of steady riID-
ming OF her engines st the foot Of Delaney
street though the trial between her & q
tha ALGONQUIN was ended on Sunday eY-r-
inc. when the machinery of the latter be-
came dissrranged. Il is thought that IT, q
viii be no further dock test Of tho respec-
live merits of these vessels; but they viii
probahlT have q ses Tses
The Cleveland leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1865-1865, 1865-09-29
Boiler Explosion.

BUFFALo, September %.
The boiler exploded st Pratt s. Co.'S
Rolling Mill this morning, killing two men
sod wounding about twelve others. A Sec
ton Of the boiler, weighing about half 8
ton, wss hurled through the building about
900 feet.
The Cleveland leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1865-1865, 1865-09-29
WYANnnr CnuNrY.

A correspondent at Upper Sandusky
writes that =. L. Merrell, photographer
of that place, was shot by bis brother IN
quarrel on Saturday, and died in few
minutes. The dispute arose about matters
connected with their business. The sssas'
ain ia in iail.
The Cleveland leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1865-1865, 1865-09-29
Death Of Captain sanford.

DUoIDNi DopFoLIO5I 70
Captain Edward h. Sanford, widely
known As one of the principal owners OF
Sanfords line Of steamers 'batween this
c;t1 and Bangor, died st st. Cstharines
springs, @. W., on Wednesday, of conges-
| tion of thaiuDgs. aH, r. f .-
The Cleveland leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1865-1865, 1865-09-29
Re,urn. from CoIorado.

ST LOUIS, September %.
Complete returns from Colorado indl-
cate the adoption of the State Constitution
by avery large majority. The clause au-
thorizing negro suffrage is defeated.
The Cleveland leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1865-1865, 1865-09-29
ERIE COUNTY.

On Tuesday evening last, young Wo-
msn named Margaret Keilyon, boarding at
the house Of Mr.. Irving, jackson street.
Sandusky, accidentally set ire to ner clo1n,
ing, which was burned entirely up. livery
effort WAS made TO save her me- out sne
died about six o'clock the next morning.
The Cleveland leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1865-1865, 1865-09-29

MILWAUKEE, September 2s.
The United States Circuit Court entered
decree for the foreclosure and sale OF the
La Crosse and Milwaukee Railroad.
The Cleveland leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1865-1865, 1865-09-29
steamship Arrival.

BosIoN, September 2s.
The steamship Cuba arrived here from
Halifax at an early hour this morning.
The Cuba brings f2O. sterling in gold.
The Cleveland leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1865-1865, 1865-09-29
Yesterday evenings Edition,
From New York.

NEW YORK, September %.
The Times Washington special says that
Mr.. Dudley, our Consol st Liverpool, had
an interview with the Secretary Of the
Treasury, whom he urged 70 recommend
to Congress an export duty on cotton He
said the foreign importatisns this season
would be enormous.
Judge Underwood has made decision
in the case of Frances L. Smith,
recurring him to take the oath
prescribed by Congress before he can be
allowed TO practice in the United States
District Court. It Is not true that spplica-
tion has been made to permit Davis to be
taken TO st. Louis to testify in the boat
burning cases. 1t is said, however, that
the Counsel for the defense will make such
an application.
The Tribune's special says; Gen. Terry
has ordered the creation Of . new Military
District in the Department of Virginia, to
be- called the District of Central Virginia,
comprising Staunton, South Anna and
Nelson counties, putting Gen. Carroll in
/ command.
The Cleveland leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1865-1865, 1865-09-29
General sIoeam.
srnAcusR. septambar 3!

DLhAVOD1I - PV---177N- -
Major General h. w. Slocnm arrived
here this morning on the four o'clock tram
from the West.
The Cleveland leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1865-1865, 1865-09-29
ASHTARuI.A OAuNTY.

ASHTABULA COUNTY.
" A meeting will be held at Coors Hall,
Conneaut, on Saturday evening, to hear
the report of the Military Committee IN
regard to the finances.
The Cleveland leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1865-1865, 1865-09-29
MoRTHERN OHIO NEWS,
TRUMBULL COUNTY.

TRUMBULL COUNTY.
The Trumbull county fair took place on
Wednesday, ThursdAy and Friday of last
week. .4--
The Warren Chr0nieLessys that young
man, apparently % or "a yesrs of age was
found dead on the Atlantic 6 Great West
ern Railroad, four miles east of this place,
on Monday morning last The body was
literally torn to pieces. From all appear
snces the young man was 3 brakeman on
one of the freight trains that passed East
early on Sunday night, and from the
marks of blood along the track on the ties
and rails it appears that he was in the act
of climbing on the cars, when he was
csught and carried along for several rods
The body was 80 badly maDgled and dis
figured that it has not yet been recognized.
Pieces of the hands, feet and head were
scattered along the track in the vicinity of
the body. From four to six trains had
passed over the body before it was discov-
cred. What was left OF the poor unfor-
tunate was placed in box and brought to
this place by the workmen on the road. The
manner. of the death was so plain that it
was not deemed advisable to hold an IN
quest. ..-
OOLUMBIANA COUNTY. 49, =
The Buckeye State says that SIS an engine
was being driven from Leetona to New
Lisbon, on last Thursday evening. it ran
against atruck which some fiends in human
shape had placed across the rails, where
the road crosses the "Grsce" farm, near
the old Salem road. Mr.. CurIsn, the en-.
gineer, was running very slow at the time,
or he and the brakeman would probably
have lost their lives. AS it was, the truck
was smashed up aRd the brake upon the
engine broken.
An oil we'll has been struck up the
Beaver, about two miles and q half from
Smiths Ferry, which promises good yield
The owners of the Elkton we'll sre boring
it deeper. The New Lisbon Petroleum
Co. we'll No. and the Hamilton we'll
are being tubed, and their prospects are
very fsttering.