Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1865-03-11

frlce OF substitute In New Orleans
$4,000.
Colonel Deming of the Hartford District,
and Mr.. Bran degee, of the Norwich Dis
tI, sTlcs, nave been nominated for Congress in
Connecticut.
Inc new Orleans Times wants to know
Y bounty was offered when the psternal
parent OF Hamlet urged him to
List list, o. Hamlet list
Henry Giles the distinguished and elo-
quent lecturer, was stricken down with sud-
oen illness, while recently delivering q
course OF lectures at Lowell, Massachusetts.
The prospect of his recovery is thought 10
be ute doubtful.
Dr.. ]. N, @. Smith has been laetu,in, in
New Orleans on the brain. There is oPest
South. A'"' inc
Deacon Phillips, of Ssurbridge. Mass at
the age of 104 years and 8 months. was the
oldest man who voted for Mr.. Lincoln LAST
November, and received therefor the writ.
ten thanks of the President.
A decision of the Supreme Court Of oo1
ifornia establishing the validity of The
q asnsi-Sundsy amusement law" has closed
all the theatres in San Francisco on sun
day evenings. The decision is fatal 70 the
German theatres, which were open only on
Sundays.
The business manager of the Charleston
Courier asked to have his establishment
exempt from seizure, Hbecause he oppossd
nulihcstion In 1902 One of the editors
of the Courier offered $4,000 for the head
of Gen. Butler, when the latter was COM
msndsnt at New Orleans
Daniel w. Voorhees,, Representative in
Congress from Indiana, Judge Hughes.
late of the Court of Claims, and J. P. Brad
ley, Esq, have been retained as counsel for
Miss Harris, who IecantIy -shet Brr-ep..t,s.
e The 'tsIs;ssi sii7sl : a.s " s'sn4H-
The result Of the town elections in New
York, from sixteen counties, Union Super
VisorsI 154; Copperhe2ds, l01. Last wear.
IN the same counties, they stoed: Union,
Isl; GOpperheads, 100.
The defeat of the Miscellaneous Appro-
pristlon bill in Congress, will but slightly
em6arrass the Government. Nothing was
lost that can not be overcome under exist
ing laws. Among the items was the clause
for the reorganization of the Internal Rev
enue Bureau.
D. D. 7. Moore, editor of the RuraI Neao
Yorker, has been nominated as a candi-
date for Mayor by the Republicans of
Rochester.
The Kentucky guerrillss are very lively,
the order of Gen. Palmer.
A band, under the leadership of Lum. Cox,
OF Kenton county, dashed into Crittenden,
Grant county, recently, and stole number
Of horses, bus they were 30 hotly pursued
by the Home Guards that they relin1uish-
Cd their booty About Thirty of Jesses
men attempted to enter Cynthisns. bpt
were driven off with the loss of five
Davidson and Msgruder, who were recent
y reported to have been in Hancock coun-
~ are said to have been mortally wounded,
snd In subsequent skirmish, devil of
their gang named Jim Jones, was killed
and another taken prisoner.
A functionsry st the White House was
gnominiously dismissed from Office a few
lays ago. Mr., Emsrson Etheridge, Of
tennessee, published card in Washing
ON paper, stating thst person came from |
Tennessee 10 secure the release of five
rebel pIisoners-thst he paid g. O'Lsary,
'he door-keeper of the Executive man
lion, $50 for securing the Presidents
attention to the subjec., and that he saw
everal other persons bribs the same
ioor-keeper in the same way for similar
ervices. The Presidents private secretary
ooked into the matter, and O'Lesry con-
essed the receipt of the bribe, also that he
lad induced member of Congress to pre-
ent the petition to the President. The
'stition was granted by the President on
condition that the prisoners took the oath.
The porter lost his place at once. A sad
upon the misfortune of being
Ound out in dirty action.