Cleveland daily leader. [volume] ([Cleveland, Ohio]) 1865-1873, 1866-06-11
MONDAY, JUNE IL, 1866. =
DAILY LEADER.
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5, GoLD closed Saturday at 1893.
:, SANTA ANNA will soon publish manifesto
declaring himself in favor of the Republic
n can cause in Mexico.
TIE President of the Merchants National
Bank, in Washington, has been released oD
r $4,000 bonds.
A CASE will be tried 10 New York next
: Wednesday to test the eonstitutionality of
l the new excise law.
TEE Fenians captured by the Canadians
= are to be tried by court martial composed
of volunteer officers
THE Keunard House in this city will be
formally opened to the public next Thurs
day.
THE Denver Colorado Ne,os mentions
the death of four men by lightning stroke
near Denver on the oath ult.
OK Saturday fire in Chicago destroyed
two buildings on South Water street, by
which the Pennsylvania Oil company lost
$4,000 Other firms also lost heavily.
A MONUMENT is to be erecled at Jackson
vile, Ill, TO the memory of the late Jacob
strawn, well known as the Seattle king" of
the West.
FIFTEEN hundred fenians arrived in BOs-
ton late Saturday night from the Verm1nt
border, all of them having been in Canada. !
They were furnished transportation by the !
Government
DESTRUCTIVE FIRE occurred in Boston, |
Saturday night, by which the buildings in
an entire square were burned; and sixty
one families, embracing some 500 persons,
principally Irish, rendered homeless
The Cincinnati Commercial of Saturday,
has the following announcement: General
| U. S. Grant, tho next President of the uni
ted States, will be in Covington, on visit
to his father, in few days"
WHILE policemen in Worcester, Mass,
Saturday evening, was taking a drunken
man TO prison, somebody hit him with q
stone, whereupon be fred his revolver into
the crowd, mortally wounding an inoffer-
sive spectator.
A MEETING was held at Masonic Hall, in
New York, Saturday night, to organize
new party based on the principle that
everything is lovely and the goose hangs
high"
ETHERE were 5000 Fenians at Buffalo Sat
urday, quiet and orderly, and likely to re-
main there some time, unless furnished by
somebody with the means of returning 10
their homes.
A CHICAGO schooner entered the river at
Detroit yesterday with the Fenian flag fly
ing She was boarded and examined by
the officers ofa revenue cutter, but nothing
more formidable than the crew were aboard
THE President and Secretary of the New
York State Agricultural Society have issued
circular setting forth that rinderpest and |
pleuro- pneumonia exist among the cows in
the stables in New York and Brooklyn.
sAcEETT, BELoHER Co, grocers of New
York, suspended last Saturday liabilities
100000 assets said to be twice that sum.
Cause of the failure, embezzlement of $780,
600 by one of the firm, who has escaped TO
Europe. Il
In disinterring the Federal dead, near
Resaca, Tenn, recently, body, exciting
attention from its small feet, was found TO
be woman shot through the head The I
supposed name was Charles Jonesboro,
Company E, Sixteenth Missouri Volunteers
HTHE most important feature of the foreign
uews-up to June LISTS the positive an
nouncementthat all the power shave agreed
to the Congress, and it will soon reas-
semble in Paris. Meantime there is no
abatement of warlike preparations.
MARSHALL county, Michigan, is said to 4
produce more peppermint than any other |
locality of its extent in the world. Last {
year the product was estimated at $4,000
lbs. of oil, which sold in New York for So so
per Id. The average yield of oil per acre
was about 20 lbs. It is now said that the
oil has advanced to S. 90 per lb. in conse-
quence of the destruction of the mint root.
Gkx. MEADE has issued an order author
izing U. S. officers at Malone to furnish |
transportation to the Fenians to their homes.
He hopes this liberality will induce them
to abandon their hopeless enterprise, but
adds significantly that the Government will
compel their obedience if they do not com
ply freely.
ESoNE of our notables at the national cap
ital were slightly humbugged the other day
BY lionfzing an Austrian Count, who turned
out to be in the interest Of Maximilian.
Gems. Nye, Garfield, Speaker Colfax and
others were sold. These gentlemen spoke
piece Of their minds pretty freely
when they discovered the real character of
their guest. l.
GENERAL Bszane, commanding the French
forces in Mexico, recently assembled all
the French officers in the City of Mexico
and informed them of their intended with
arawal from Mexico, but leave would be
granted any ofthem to remain in the service
| of Maximilian, and those who should do SO
would be promoted one grade. None of
them, however, conluded to remain.
TIE greatest strike of oil on record was
made June LIST in the Burning Spring re-
gion, West Virginia. The Parkersburg
Times thus announces it, in several tele-
grams from the locality: Otterson we'll
flowing one barrel per minute, positively"
"Otterson has struck the Internal regions
Biggest we'll yet " 0tterson we'll flowing
eighteen hundred barrels, actual measure
ment."
THosK members of Congress who are so
fortunate as to represent constituencies in
the extreme Western and Pacific States,
make good thing Of it, in the wayOf mile
age. The California Senators receive from
ten to eleven thousand dollars esch; the
Oregon Senators nearly twelve thousand |
each, and the gentlemen from Nevada over |
eleven thousand dollars each. This, with |
their regular per diem, furnishes a salary |
on which they should be sbls to get along |
after fashion.
SOUTHERN sympsthizers in Washington |
are betting heavily that Davis will be re-
leased or paroled within two weeks and it |
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