Cleveland daily leader. [volume] ([Cleveland, Ohio]) 1865-1873, 1866-03-10
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rebel navy are in the City of Mexico.
GEN. HITCHCOCK was yesterday knocked
down and severely hurt by runaway horse
il Washington.
A BILL is before the legislature of Mis-
souri, to change the name of Buchanan
county, Missouri, to that of Lyon.
Ar Aurora. H., the eight-hour league
men have elected their entire ticket for city
officers by three hundred majority.
ONE Burlington has disappeared from Fall
River, Mass, leaving unpaid bills behind
him to the tune OF $50, 900.
THK Gee court martial at Raleigh, it is
said, is bringing out testimony as replete
with horror as that produced against Wirs.
Born Houses of the State legislature visit
Newark to-day for the purpose of looking
at a profered site for the location of the
Agricultural college.
HAIRY CHAsE, Esq, of Toledo, has been
appointed Collector of Internal Revenue for
the 10th tToledo) District vice Hon. 8. A.
Raymond resigned.
THs Democracy of New Orleans have
nominated for mayor J. T. Monroe, who
was mayor at the time Butler captured the
city. He was a rebel of the first water.
MUADER will out. One c. A. Dodge,
young in years but old in crime, has been
found TO be the man who murdered the
Joyce children in the woods at Roxbury,
Mass, about year ago.
TIE fever is up in the Northwest on the
subject of building railroad from St. Jo-
seph to Denver City. Counties along the
line of the road, in Kansas, are holding
meetings on the subject and projecting
plans for its construction.
The Fenians announce that their plsns
for the independence of Ireland are still
mystery, and will remain so until their
forces make their appearance on British |
soil.
MAYOR SNYDER, of Springfield, Ohio, has
just been tried before the City Council for
malfesssnee and nonfeasaace in offiee-the |
main charge being the appropriation of col
lected fines to his private use. He has been |
found guilty and deposed.
A NUMBER of Irish officers in the old army
ofthe Potomac called upon headcenter Rob
erts yesterday aud offered their services in
the impending Fenian war Mr.. President
Roberts informed them that their services
would I'd SSs%rE S%Ev Likely s. Rs A66sptse bAsafGre la0g
theater in Washington in which President
Lincoln breathed his last has presented his
bill to the Treasury Department for dam
ages done to his furniture, carpets, etc, and
received payment, s295.50 in all.
e. PRKsIDENr JOHNSON responded to the res
olutions presented by the Kentucky and
Maryland delegation, briefly assuring those
gentlemen, etc., that ever since he had en-
tered public life, ETC., he had kept steadily |
in view, ETC., and so forth, etc.
Doctor Newland. who killed Prof Evans, |
has been indicted for murder and his trial
set for Monday next. He was admitted to
bail in $4,000. The feeling in Bedford is
generally in favor of Newland, but an at
tempt is making to give the affair party
character.
A eooD deal Of excitement 10 ocossioned
ia Macon, Ga, by the diEcovery of several
hundred dollars in gold in the wall of
building which was undergoing repairs
The building was used for hospital during
the war, and it is supposed the money was
put in the wall by soldier who is, per-
haps, dead.
TIE military spirit is fully aroused in
Canada. The call for 10000 volunteers was
soon filled, and three or fsur times that
number could be had at q days notice.
The Fenians will meet with q warm reeep-
,ion should they attempt an invasion of the
provinces,
GEN. MUssEr, late private secretary to the
President, charged with embsEzlipg $4,000
frou, recruiting funds in his hands, pub
fishes a statement asserting that he had
vouchers covering the full amount of funds
used by him, but that the vouchers have
been stolen, and until he can procure du-
/ plicates he is technically indebted to the
| Treasury Department in the above amount
TIE Atlantic 8 Great Western Railway
Company, it is reported, are fully satisfied
to be shut out of the Pennsylvania cases,
owing to monetary affairs in England and
the depression of the general railway inter
est. and it is therefore likely that for some
time to come the A. d G. W. will continue
their present connection with the Erie at
Salamanca, and seek Chicago over one of
the existing lines by third rail.
TIE big scare that Canada has on just
Il now will undoubtedly soon subside. The
Feuians have no more intention of going to
Canada to fght than the "canucks" have
of coming over here to fight The Brother
hood will probably indulge in general
i drunk on "st. Pstriek's Day in the morn
4 ing" and hold little discussions wild sticks
among each other, but nothing more serious.