Cleveland daily leader. [volume] ([Cleveland, Ohio]) 1865-1873, 1866-04-14
General News.
The Murderer Arrested,

me 1AurutfGF Arrested.
PHILADELPHIA, April I3.-The man arres-
ted is named Antoine Ganter. He formerly
belonged 10 the 9TH Pennsylvania cavalry
The prisoner states that on Saturday about
IL o'clock he killed the boy Cornelius Carry
while he was on hay stack, but that anoth-
er man by the name of Jacob Youder,
formerly OF the llth Pennsylvania cavalry,
killed the rest OF the family.
The announcement of the arrest of An
tome Gauter created intense excitement
throughout the city. Extra editions OF the
Bulletin and Telegraph were issued, giving
the particulars of the arrest. The news
spread like wild fire on every side. An
immense crowd collected around the police
stationed at the State house, and threatened
to lynch the prisoner.
a cousin Of the murdered family wanted
to take summary vengeance on him.
The prisoner was finally removed in safe
ty 20 the Moyamensng prison.
Mrs. Doland Grand, the mother of the
Decring children, fully identifies the pris-
oner as the mrn employed on the farm, and
also the articles Of clothing he had on when
arrested, as belonging to Mr.. Deering.
The prisoner describes YuOder as follows:
Thirty-eight to thirty-nine years old,
broad shoulders, heavy black moustache,
dark brown hair, wore military pants, had
a boil on the left side of his neck. weight
about 100 pounds, carried off black leather
| bsg. The prisoner lost his thumb in sih-
cavalry service.
Railroad Accident.
ESSEX JUNcIIoN, VI, April ia painful
accident occurred near Williston, on the
| Central Road, early this morning. occasion-
ed by the burning of bridge twenty feet
| in length, which spanned carriage way
| The fire took place in the night and the
/ night express going north, due thers ebOut
| 4:40, having no knowledge of it, was NOV
ing at full speed. The engine leaped the
| chasm but knocked out all her trucks when
she struck the opposite side, so that she
/ halted instantly The cars, consisting Of
baggage car, two passenger and two sleep
ing cars, were piled one upon another into
the gap in a badly wrecked condition. A
| FrenehmaD, name unknown, was instantly
killed. Conductor Appleton aud six or
eight others were more or less hurt, one or
two seriously but not fatally.
The PennsyIVania Legislature.
HARRISBURG, Pa, April I3.-The Penn
/ sylvania Legislature adjourned sine de yes-
terday after unanimously adopting resolu--
tions of thanks on behalf of the State to
Gov. Curtin for his fidelity to the interests
of the country during the recent rebellion.
| Every member voted aye and the result
was received with loud and prolonged
cheering.
Fenians in Maine.
EAsTPoar, &E., April I3.-A large num-
Der of Fenians have just arrived in the
| steamer from New York. Killian returned
| last night with thirty or forty. They are
chiefly quiet, having no arms. No disturb
snce has yet occurred
Chinese Teas.
| BosroS. April 13.-The bark Nabob, from
Foo Chow, arrived here to-day with full
| cargo OF China teas, consisting Of I3,43O
| paekages. This cargo of teas is the first
direct importation from China for several
years.
Steamer BuFned.
Pr-rsBUReH, April 13.-The steamboat Fl
nancier, bound from Pittsburgh TO New Or
leans, burned last night az Remington,
twenty miles below this city. Ten lives
were lost. The boat and cargo, consisting g
of agricultural Implements, iron, nails and
glass were totally destroyed. Insurance
on the boat S20,09D; on the cargo s50o00,
mostly in Pittsburgh Offices. The names Of
the lost are Emanuel Rothschild and wife
and two children, Of Texas; wife and
daughter of Capt. Darragh; Thomas Bolder,
aolessd pantryman two deck hands and