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Empire Mining CO.-The annual meeting
of the shareholders of the above company win be
held at the Office Of Z. J. Farmer Co., Cleveland,
o.. on the sth day of March, 1856, at P. N.
jebs:2ss Lw. FORD Secretary
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length.

SOMETIME since rumor was circulated,
tiupposed to be entirely sensational, that a
ship load of torpedOes were sent from New
York to be used by the ChiIisns against
Spanish vessels. 1t turns out, however, that
there is some grounds for the report. One
McKenns has been arrested and will be
tried on the charge of fitting out such an ex-
petition from New York.
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a,OOo lbs. Choice Wool for sale by
@ J. @. sIMoNs co.,
fsbs2s7 az 50M irwin street
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s. M. PErTESsILL Co. Newspaper Ad
Vertising Agency, 81 Park Row, New York,
and 10 State street, Boston, are agents for
the LEADER in those cities, and are agents
for all the newspapers in the United States
and Canadas. They are authorized to take
advertisements at the same rates that we
charge at this office.
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4
Fessed they were military e4uipI1ents ~ the
Fenians.vs They were claimed by Cblcnsl
o'Mahony and the prisoner discharged.
-. PEaFanfed..
a shipment Of pistols aud ammunition to
Vera Cruz for private nse his been pfavtnt.
ed BY the authorities IN WsshinKtor.
Napoleon for Peace and HeufTaIity.
The following is q portion Of Emperor
NsPoleon,s speech to the CeEPs LsgislstiE
To apprise you Of my views, as in pre-
eeeding years, I viii examine With zo,l. ths
| principal questions which interest our
sonntry abroad. Peace seems assured eve
rywhere, for everywhers the meats are
seught Tor of amicah bly, settling difhouIties
| in place of ending them with the si1iard.
The-meeting Of ERglish-spd -Frsuehdssts
m same ports has |shoHn that ~. ralahiuns
formed upon the held Of battle ha1s not
been weakened. Tine has only esrneftsd
agreement Of theitwo coun tfieE In regard
% Germany my intention j. tes loeur
inue to observe q policy Of neutral
ity, which, without preventing Us as times
from bang displeased, are satisfied % lesys
Us nevertheless strangers 70 the Question in
which our interests are not, directly en-
gagged. Italy recognized by almost al ths
powers Of Europe, has Strengthened its uaitf
by inaugurating the capitol in tho csutra Of
Peninsula We may count upon the rcr,s-
pulous execution of the treaty. ofs ~ ! tsfh
Of September, and upon the indisuensnbIS
maintenance Of power of the holy Tathar.
As expressed the hope last year that our
expedition to Mexico wss approaching IL
termin alton, am coming 10 an understand
with Emperor Macmillan to fix the so0ch
for the recall of our troops before their
return is etfedasd without COMPROMISING
the French interests which We hars
been defending on in that remote
country. North America, Issuing victoriously
from o formidable strR ggle, has fs-estsB-
lished the Union and solemhly PrOclaimaa
the Abolition of slavery. FRANCE, whiah
forgets no noble page IN her history, oHsrs
up sincere wish for the prosperity aoFEhS
great American Republic, and for the main
tenance Of amicable relations, which soon
will have had q centurys duration. The
emotion produced in the United States bT
the presence Of our troops on Mexican sol
will be paci6ed by the frankness of our de-
clarations. The American people win COM
prshend that our expedition to which We
invited them, was not opposed to their in
terests. Two nations equally Jealous Of in
ought to avoid every steD
which might affect their dignity and thsfr
nonor' VI z -s11r ls.il-a 1l l,sazsr rsss
euarRel- -ss,rr go
A quarrel occurred in restaurant In
street to-day, in which man
named CARL was shot. One of the partiei-
pants, named Strif, was arrested, and the
others escaped. ..--.--..
Gillian Legation.
The Chilian Minister telegraphs District
Attorney Dickinson that Mr.. B. sMoKenua
may not be considered to belong to The Chil-
ian legation,
Messrs. McKenns and Rogers have both
given bail to appear from day 10 day; Nc.
Kenna in the sum Of $4,000, and Rogsrg
3, 900.
Torpedo Beats. - "a
Torpedo boats, twoin number, are lying
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cleveland Female Seminary.-The
next Term will begin on Thursday, February sth
Those intending to enter for the Term should, If
possible, be present on that day. fsb5;2s6
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Vessel For Sale, CheaP.-Ths Itaur oh
Schooner " Wavsrtree,'' $40 tons burthen; two
sets Of sail, one quite new. Everything pertain
ing to her in good order and condition.
Applyto JOHN T. WHITELAw,
fsb3:2ss At National City Bank of Cleveland.
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EKquis1te Tooth and MOuthsWash.-
EAU AR0AATIQUE is @ preparation Of
aromatic gums and balsams, which Communicates
delicious taste to the mouth, sweetness to the
breath, hardness to the gums, and cures tooth
ache and 9 sentative condition Of the teeth and
gums.
Prepared sslely by oasweI, Mack & Co., New
York, and sold by all Druggists. dee2T;RIO
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The Dayton Journal complains Of divers.
parties who have prigged matter froa its
columns without maksag proper aoknoWl-
edgmentG. It should thank the Lord thai
they have the taste 70 make such good Sc
lections. One of our editorials Of abaut 8
quarter Of a column, which we are free to
confess we considered rather good thing,
has made its appearance in eight different
papers IS original editorial matter-that
Is, as Roseerans used to say Of prissnera--
eight counted and got how many
more we know not. A more recent edi-
torisl of more than column In length has
been published in one paper in the sanss
manner, and we hope il may 60 into every
paper in the State, Copperhead and an, en
the same terms:-StatS Journal.
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10 RRinters.-We have for Salein quantities;
to suit, Bingham's Celebrated Roller Composition
also, Palmsr's Patent Composition, the best and
most durable extant. An orders BY mail promptly
attended to. Address LEADER CO., CasVelAndP
Ohio. aug7
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sssEost Of the KOuag Hen in ny rssgA-
boThood arr going to the Union Business Institute,
oberIin, Ohio, when thcy attend a Business Col
lege,' said arisad Of ours, the other day.
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To Oil RedneEs.-Wear are prepared to do all
kinds Of Oh Refinery Plumbing in the most per-
feet and durabAa manner. Before engaging Work
elsewhers, Oil Rsaners viii hDdit for their inter-
est to call on SMITH 4 COSBY,
Oil Refinery, House and Ship Plumbers,
nle:0ss III sensoa ,trsst, opposite City Hotel.
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'.'KN0WLRDGE Is POWER
.tLlcTloAs FRan nunERous LErIrRsaEcEuED.
LrrEER FROM REV. ). RICE TAYLOR.

LETTER FROM REV. J. RICE TAYLOR.
East cLEvxASD, o., Jan. 10th, 1s6a
Ma JeHx K. s1ErIER-DEkR s1A
Nest cheerfully do comply with yoar request
for my opinion the merits Of the recent issue
@ revised and enlarged edition of "Mackenzie's 5
Tea Thousand Reeeipfs."
Although long familiar with the title Of the
WORK, had llttle conception OF its REAL VALUE,
untD ny attention was lately called to it, by your
self had imagined the book to be a somewhat
random compilation, with imposing title, made
chiefly 70 sell. My surprise, therefore, you may
readily conceive, when ] came to examine the work
AID found il to contain multitude Of well chosen
and carefully prepared Receipts for the practice Of
almost every art, from the curing OF diseases 10
the cultivation Of the soil and the simpler process of
twisting dough-Eut and the knotting OF fope
Apart from the ndnite number Of receipts relating
TO the wants and contingencies Of every day life
the work embraces distinct treatise on Agrcultnre
Cookery, Medicine, &c, &e-, any one of which, BY
itself, would make book, in ordinary type, worth
half the price Of the present large aud closely
printed volume. Whatever the value Of the for
mer edition, the present issue eommends itself By
clear typography. while It claims to have been
carefully revised and also have received valuable
ADDITIONS Of original material. The work should
bsfn every household.
Very respectfully and sincerely yours,
J. RICE TAYLOR.
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COttreu 4 Diekev.-cottrsll Disksy,
Commission Merchants, and wholesale dealers In
Flour, Grain, Pork, Lard, Batter; Eggs, Potatoes.
Seeds, Green and Dried TruitIi, So, No. ee her-
win street, Cleveland, Ohio. RAfer to National
City Bank. -si jan4:RlO
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Very respectfully and sincerely yours,
~ J. RICE TAYLOR
tErTER FRoM ). W. BRADToRD, N. D.,

AhL1Lh FhUM }. ". bbAUFUHD, d. D.,
Graduate Of n. 7. College of Surgeons Physicians
715 PAM ST., 0LEvELAsD, o., Jan. 10, 1885,
JON K. sTKTLER, Esos-DHAR SIR
We have in our family copy Of MackenEie'I
9reat Family keceipt Book, work which com.
msnds itself to all Intelligent persons.
There Is, perhaps, no book extant which is Of
more general use. and from which more informa-
tiun can be obtained find every subject treated
scientifically fully, aud reliably. The subject Of
rscy, BY Prof Hartshsrne especially that part re-
latlng TO Cholera and its proper treatment
There are hundreds Of receipts In tho book which
are worth alone and singly, more than the cost Of
the work.
HofsmiIy should be without copy of this work
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-ysEy rs.peetfnlly y0urs,
Gen A.. c..s . Ii. a. a 9 as, eoSSswIs S!:E.!.ss o.
cLEvrIANp. ONO. Jan. II. lsee

CLEvELAND, Ono, Jan. IL, 1860.
]. Z. aTKTLER--SIR: Having persued your
"Msekeazis's Ten Thousand Receipts" / am free
to say that e is the most complete work Of the
kind in ekistence. It is all that is claimed for it,
containing mere information in q conden.e ed form
than is possible TO reach the public in any other
manner. Every family 10 the land should have a
copy. Yours very truly,
CIV. FREEMAN, No. I60 Superior St.
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DAILY LEADER.
THURSDAY, FEBRUARY 8, 1866.

S@ For Eyening Edition News
see inside.
p@ For Morning Edition News
see outside.
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Purest and Sweetest
COD LIVER OIL

In TEE WORLD,
MANUFACTURE FROM FREsK sEIEcTRD liver
on the sea coast. This oil is characterised by
q purity and sweetness peculiar to II
alone. Its reputation 10 great that 1t takes the
lead of all other oils, and is prescribed by physi
clans. Remember to ask for
HAzARB 4 OAswELL's Con LTvER On.
CASWELL, MACK CO.,
Sole Manufacturers, New York.
Sold by all Druggists, dec27:R1O
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The GAINESVILLE Courier says the PIT
nam pcstoflce was entered By sometkisvss
on Thursday night by Arst getting inso
the garrett and thence through the ceiling
tothe room below. Letters were riaed
papers tImhlsd shout and things gener-
ally disturbed. The. thieves got but Iittla.
Z anything, for their trouble.
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Agents wanted in every township and county
throughout the state. Liberal commission allow.
ed: Make immediate application to the publishers.
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The NEWS
eoLp .losed la.t might st 1saa.

GOLD closed last night at 1sss.
Our Columbus special gives a sunnar
ofthe legislative business of yesterday.
Gov. Cox held his first reception last eve
ming.
A NATOvAL Convention of School Super
intendents is in session in Washington.
LARGE frss took place yesterday at Joliet
Ill, and La Crosse, Wis.
CARL scHuRz lectured in Brooklyn, N. Y.
night before last.
A BRIEF synopsis of NapoIeon's speech OF
the foreign relations of France is furnished
by telegraph this morning.
THE Union caucus of the California Legis
latrre have resolved to postpone the cleo
tiOn Of United States Senator until 1867.
The members of the Union Club of New
York have invited General Grant to unite
with them in banquet on WashingtOn's Is
birthday.
The report that Juarez was in San AM
tonic, Texas, is unfounded. He is still at FL
Paso. A French force is marching to that
point.
Two gentlemen Uf the spottswood Hotel,
Richmond, Va, settled dispute the other
day according to the code duello. One of
them was wounded in the stomach.
HENRY Gears, charged with robbing the
National Bank in Wellington, Ohio, soms-
time since, was arrested in Charleston, 8.
c., and is now being brought to this State
for trial. --
The New Hampshire Democratic State
Convention, yesterday, nominated Hon. J.
G. Sinclair for Governor and Colonel 6. H.
Pierce for Railroad Commissioner. Presi-
dent Johnson's policy was endorsed.
TIE Connecticut Democratic State Con-
ventisn met at Hartford yesterday, and
nominated Hon. J. E. English for Governor,
and Ephraim L. Hyde for Lieutenant-Gov-
ernor Resolutions were adopted endorsing
the reconstruction policy of President John
son.
A DELEGATION of colored people yesterday
called upon the President. Geo. T. Down
ing and Fred Douglass made brief addresses,
asking for the enforcement of laws for the
protection of negroes, ETC., to which the
President replied eonYersationallY at some
length.
SOMETIME since a rumor was circulated,
to be entirely sensational, that a
hip load of torpedoes were sent from New
York to be used by the ChiIisns against
,panish vessels. It turns out. however. that
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From New York.


NEE feRk, Febrnary 7.-stephen Rogers,
the Chilian Consul, has been arresssd ~ -
indictment for violation of atho nentrsl;tv-
Denis Sullivan has also been arrested fof
driving q team containing SIX boxes, his "a,
ton being considered suspicious. Haeoa-
fessed they were military e4uipIaents ~ ths
Fenians.~S They were claimed BY Cblorsl
o'Mahony and the prisoner discharged.
Rnaunr,n~-H
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b II. stair q Co., wholesale and retail
dealers IN Field, Garden and Flower Seeds, lis
Ontario street, are now receiving large stsek Of
Seeds Of all the desirable varieties, among which
we mention oSAaI ORANGE SEED. which is
NEW, the growth of 1885. and this day EeseiVsd
Seeds ofali kiads can bs ssnt BY mail. AN OEdsrs
promptly attended to.
Cleveland daily leader. [volume] ([Cleveland, Ohio]) 1865-1873, 1866-02-08

Charlie, where do you get your hair cut and
your whisksrs Solored SO naturallys At PrOfJ.
Thomas, under the johnson House,-ths best
Hair-dressing establishment IN the city. There
ysu can also have cOrns, warts, bunions and in
growing nails extracted without pain. He has
been thirty years in practice. JaasO:iss
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A DELEGATION of eolOred people yesterday
called upon the President. Geo. T. Down
ing and Fred Douglass made brief addresses,
asking for the enforcement of laws for the
protection of negroes, etc, to which the
President replied eonYersationallY at some
Cleveland daily leader. [volume] ([Cleveland, Ohio]) 1865-1873, 1866-02-08
lFFrFR FROM REV. }. B. HUTTON.

--..-ss,e5 BEDFORD, Jan. IL 1886.
taks pleasure in recommending " "Maekenzie's
Ten Thonsand Receipts to the public. 1t con-
tains vsst amount of very useful knowledge, and
good index BY which any one subject be
reached. 1t is book that should be in every fam
ily. "a -Hgs tr Rev. J. B. HUTTON
Cleveland daily leader. [volume] ([Cleveland, Ohio]) 1865-1873, 1866-02-08

EXTRACT FROM LETTER FROM REV. J. W.
WATSON, Quincy, Logan Co. o.
ss j am acquainted with the merits Of Maoken-
zie's Great Family Receipt Book, and can say IL
IS really AZ Invaluable household work.
Cleveland daily leader. [volume] ([Cleveland, Ohio]) 1865-1873, 1866-02-08

NEw YORK, February 7.-=CHrl Schurz
opened the Fraternity Course in Brooklyn
last night, at the Brooklyn Academy.
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10 RRinfeFs.-Ths best kinds Of PRHrERs'
REIv 1HK for saIs St Leader once.
Cleveland daily leader. [volume] ([Cleveland, Ohio]) 1865-1873, 1866-02-08

\ shipment Of pistols aud ammunition ts
Vera Cruz for. private hse his been pssvtnt.
ed BY the authorities IN WsshingtoR.
Napoleon for Peace and HeufraIlty.
The following is portion Of Emperor
NsPoleon's speech to the Corps LsgisiatiE
Cleveland daily leader. [volume] ([Cleveland, Ohio]) 1865-1873, 1866-02-08

CNcDSATI, February THE ire alarm
and police telegraph, which has been In
process Of construction for the past six
months, by Messrs. Jahn +. Keunard & Co.,
Of Boston, has been completed and gone into
operation to-day. This issthe largest and
most complete telegraph Of the kind in the
world. -.
Cleveland daily leader. [volume] ([Cleveland, Ohio]) 1865-1873, 1866-02-08

ElNEw YORK, ,Februaryl7.-The Posts Wash
ington special says that the Committee on
Ways and Means has entirely failed to con-
clude an agreement with the Canadians in
relation to the Reciprocity Treaty. The
propositions submitted by the delegation
from Canada has been rejected, and counter
propositions from the Committee were re-
iecfed hv the Canadians
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Foreign News. Z :.

Torpedo boats, two in number, are ~
in North river. ef,s bra -laF r
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An Invitation to Gem Grant.

NEW YORK, February 7.-The members
Of the Union Club of this city have rendered
an invitation to Lieut.. General Grant and
staff to unite with them in a banquet at
their room on the corner Of Fifth avenue
and Twenty First street, on Washington's
birthday. - -lall
Cleveland daily leader. [volume] ([Cleveland, Ohio]) 1865-1873, 1866-02-08

The New Hampshire Democratic State
Convention, yesterday, nominated Hon. J.
G. Sinclair for Governor and Colonel 6. H.
Pierce for Railroad Commissioner. Presi-
dent Johnson's policy was endorsed.
The Daily empire. (Dayton, Ohio) 1865-1867, 1866-03-29
Spring Mnlincry Opening.

On Thursday, Friday and saturday, s9th,
3Oth and 3lst of March, Mt No. Al Main
street. by, N. Haas. Ladies' Of taste and
fashion can not do better than TO examine
the splendid new stock and styles. They
are beautiful In the extreme and win De
sold at prices much reduced, This is the
first announcement OF Spring opening, In
the Millinery line and viii attract many
ladies thither 10 admire and select from the
rich and tasteful adornments which are In
Mr.. lIass' room. Gtd.
The Daily empire. (Dayton, Ohio) 1865-1867, 1866-03-29
BY TELEGRAPH.
From Columbus.

COLUMBus, March aS.
In the House the bill to authorize the
Trustees OF Butler Township, Montgomery
County, 20 levy tax to pay bounty was
lost.
The bill % Increase the fees aud salary of
the Clerk Of the Supreme Court failed on
It, passage, WAS rOconsidercd, and again
lost.
Ia the House the following bills were
passed To Increase the salary OF the Clerk
of the Board of Public Works 10 $500 per
anuum: 10 change the subdivision In the
Second Judicial District. and TO provide for
elcctlng Judges to provide for equalization
Of assessments ON property ufrailrOads ;au-
thorlzlng Incorporated iron companies to
manufacture steel to collect statistics of
grapes, wines and wool; TO authorize the
Commissioners oi Butler County to assist
In building a bridge across the Great Mi
ami River,
In the Senate bills were passed To author
izc the city OF Zanesvillc to renew y loan
made by canal and manufacturing COM
panles: To- amend section : of an act for
protection of railroads; to exempt three
months wages of labormg men from at
tachmcnt amending the law relative to tho
collection of claims against water-cait /:
supplementary to the Inv incorporating
townships; for the relief of Joseph Cable =;
authoring second-class cities to lew tax Tor
sewerage purposes; amending municipal
corporation law, so MS TO require citizens
thereof to work on roads authorizing rail-
road companies 10 change their width Of
track; authorizing the corporate author
ltics of Washington, Fayettc County, to
borrow money for school purposes.
The Daily empire. (Dayton, Ohio) 1865-1867, 1866-03-29
From New York.



The Brevoor Insurance Company have
determined to rcinsurc In other companies
or cancel their policies. and begin at once
the liquidation of the company's affairs
William u. Oddle, an artist, was accident
ally shot dead by an intimate friend named
John LaDew while carclcssly handling a
pistol The latter has given himself Into
custody.
Joseph G. Smith, young man of twenty
two years of age, committed suicide In
brooklyn yesterday In consequence OF the
loss of all his money through u swindler,
An opportunity Is now offered 10 the
friends ofCaptain &. +, Hall who may wish
to communicate with him to do so. 4
vessel will sail for Rcpulsc Bay about the
middle of April the Captain OF which will
gladly take out all parcels, letters, &c, In
trusted to him, Persons wishing To avail
themselves of this opportunity may send
their letters aud packages to Il. 5, Osborn,
1872 Nassau street, lioom ~ any time before
April 10, and he viii see that they are
forwarded
The Daily empire. (Dayton, Ohio) 1865-1867, 1866-03-29

tANciNNAfi, March ~
fLotR-1ho damAnd was quite IIght hut pri,-e4
fcmNasri as last quotcil Sales comprised is hrls.
family az ~ ~; e0O. do at tn ~ dOdO exira tlon,
Old Wheat, ~ a. 90 and 80 do lancS at $40. We
continue tu qunte supctfinc Inspectors stantnrd
" 81 inetii extra ito, e. mab, Mmily, S0 pNf.
20 aud Nncy, SiOgit 81 A.s
MllEAl-old Wheat L. IN demand but nom,
~ Mel 20 iat No 9 ' ~
. tokN.-ihe domand continues fair. aud the mar.
kct nlm AZ b2tb3c. Tor miNod shollod aud BSc Ina
store at Agr
OAfs Prices arr sim irr, gnlar The su,ud, I've
inE inadequate to meet the demnnd. We quot,
the sput. - ~
Rye dnll md heavy market without change
IN lTictsi toetac are the rates asked Cor Ne
. hNkLEN-Ihc market Il quito dun and thu
best ot iall would not bring over 81 lh -
Niot Ekl ltS-IhC demand II light aud con finca
ehithy 70 The country trade. There has hurn n,
change IN prices however W. quote fair l.,
yhoire Rio tonec at stHesi &C. raw sugar 1eatbc
for Porto RirO r.
WHISKY "A continued dull amt heavy market
~, " ~ nutl pnil aud soc ~ houd s,ly of ~
brls was nporte'l ~ 81 70 hut this was considered
as abo, the market 'II
Sttp lover 4, in iair request 1T S5hS 40 tor
~ Sifag3
The Daily empire. (Dayton, Ohio) 1865-1867, 1866-03-29
From Chicago.
CuIoAGo. March 9s.

NhiCAOO, March y.
Charles Meyers. formerly City Collector
of Detroit recently abscunded from that
place with large amount of funds belong
ing 70 his office. He was arrested here to
day and leaves for Detroit tonight Ia
charge OF an officer.
A young man named Frank Russell, a
printer, returning home few evenings
since, stopped In at n saloon ON North
Clark street, and while there got into an
alteration with u prostitute. during which
she struck him severe blow ON the head,
causing an ugly wound, with nm iron po-
ker. Through the neglect of his physician
gangrcne set in, which resulted in death
this morning.
The physician aud the assailant are uu-
der arrest.
An application was made tu the Board OF
Police Commissioners, yesterday. asking
them 10 rescind their order suppressng
SUNDAY evening dances The application
was from u large and wealthy German so
ciety, the members of which have been IN
the habit of indulging in these Sunday
amusemcnts for several years. The Board
refused 10 rcsclpd their order. The dane
mg-halls will, therefore, remain closed on
sunday.
The weather here Is extremely disagree
able. Last night four inches of snow fell,
and II has been showing nearly all day.
Provisions were firm but sales very light,
and quotations difficult to arrive at.