Cleveland daily leader. [volume] ([Cleveland, Ohio]) 1865-1873, 1865-10-14
General News.
DestrOYed.

Destroyed, .-
BosToN, October I3.-The extensive ma
chine shop of Walter Aiken, at Franklin,
y. H., was entirely destroyed by fire last
night. The shop was used for the manufac-
ture of stocking machinery and knitting
needles. The loss is estimated at $50, ,OO0
which is well covered by insurance. VI
Cotton Sales. .."'
New YoRK, October 13-At the Govern
ment sale of cotton to-day 1900 bales were
disposed of. Sea Island brought from n to
165c Georgia middlings 594a66c; New Or
leans middlings 6O4a65,
~ Fire.
BELFAST, Me-, October ia fire last
night burned nearly the entire business
part of this city, between Washington and
Crook street. Over 100 buildings were de-
stroyed, and the loss is at least 100000.
The fire was caused by an incendiary, and
aided by a strong wind threatened to de-
stroy the whole city. An engine from Lears-
port rendered good service. Commander
steamer Tioga, with his officers and crew,
due the. .conaagration. as5,. 5,l :,
Fire. f.- Grs p -.r
Providence, October I3.-The Randall
-1lll5 III JOAlllobOlA' uoCi luI ltl6 PURPOSE Ol
manufacturing shOe-laeings was burned
yesterday. ~ E...-
Pennsylvania Election.
lPIrrsBuRGH, October 1S.-The following
counties give Union majorities -.
Allegheny, 1900; Washington, 400; Indi-
ana, 1900; Armstrong, $50; Somerset, 1000; !;
Mercer, 1905 Crawford, 1,7OO; Erie, 500;
Beaver, 750; Blair, 700; Butler, 25O; War
rem. 500. and VenanGo 500. Ess.
The following counties give Democratic
majorities: ~. r H-. l..f-., ~
Fayette, 75O; Westinoreland, 1,lOO; Cam
bria. 900. .-,.....s
The Union majority in 16 counties 12,9OO,
showing gain over 1852 Of l,43O.
Bradford has 5000 Onion majority in the
State. ~
/. srRoyesBuRY, Pa, October 1S.-The Off
cial vote of Monroe county gives majority
for the Democrats of 1909, Union gain of
I53 since 1862. -., .gs.I
Leading politicians who have been care
fully netting the vote cast on Tuesday last,
put down General -Hartranft's majority at
not less than $4,000. ...,..
Firepcn's Parade. -...
The Fire Companies of Pittsburg, Hunt
ington, Harrisburg and Lancaster, will pro-
ceed to Philadelphia ON Sunday morning to
participate III the monster tlremen' parade
On Monday. The Hope Company Of Har-
risburg will bring with them their steam
engine. 'i --' ',t
Vermont News. -
MoyTrEuBR, vt, October I3.-In conse-
quence of the illness of lieutenant Governor
Gardner he has not been able to be present
and take his seatas President of the Senate.
Hon. Worthington C. Smith, Senator from
Franklin county, has been elected Presi-
dent pro ten. aIa s....h ..h.r-r4.r. Il s..
Governor Dilhngham's majority, as ofici-
ally reported, is 1S,7l6, He takes the oath
of Office and communicates his inaugural mes
sage this afternoon
Mr.. Hebard, prominent member of the
House,-h has introduced bill repeating the
act exempting United States securities from
tax. I vei- sli lu y.-IslIUd
The New House OF Representatives.
PITrsBURGH, October IS.-The Gazette says
the new House Of Representatives will con-
sist of sixty Republicans and thirty -four
Democrats, and Of eleven Senators eight
are Republicans and three Democrats. The
Legislature Will stand IN the Senate 20 Re-