Cleveland daily leader. [volume] ([Cleveland, Ohio]) 1865-1873, 1866-08-13
General News.
The Philadelphia Murder "a HOT
Of TIHI-FaIme-Arrest of tie Murder6

The Philadelphia Murder IA n HOT
OF III-Fame-AFrest of tie Murder6
PHILADELPHIA, August IA man call
himself Champion, late an engineer in
navy, was arrested on the charge Of kill
girl, in q house Of fame, last nj
The victims name is Mary A. Kearne,
native of Mount Holly, New Jersey 7
morning q female associate Of Mary Ke
ney described TO the police the man
kept company with her, and the descript
Tailed with that given by the keeper Of 3
house. A portrait Of a man found in Mar
trunk was identified as Champion
He was Immediately arrested, weile in }
bed, at his residence, and has been ideD
fed as the man who came 10 the house "
the murdered girl. He is about thi
years of age. The case Is low before
coroner.
SECOND DISPATCH.
The alleged murderer of the woman
the bagnio, named Newton Champlo
formerly assistant engineer in the navy,
been identified by the sister Of the
ceased and others as keeping company "
Mary Kearney for several weeks past.
weeks since he attempted to strsngie
He displayed no emotion on being ide;-
fed by the keeper of the bagnio-
The Sage Of Auburn at Home
AuBuRx, n. Y, August 11--secret.
Seward arrived in this city at l o'clock
n. m, and will remain until Tuesday. i
is in excellent health.
st. Louis Cholera Report
Sr. LOUIS, August 1f.-Twenty-six ca
of Cholera are reported by the Board
Health in q hours ending at noon; SIX
which proved fatal.
Delegates from Nevada.
VIRGfN1A CRY, August 5.-By order Of &
Democrat State Central Committee, Of t
State of Nevada, hereby appoint He
Gideon J. Tucker and Hon George G. Bar
ard, of the city of New York, delegates
represent the State of Nevada in the n
tional Union Convention, to be held Phil
delphia on the 18th day of August 1866
J. W. MCCoNKLE, Chairman,
Dem. State Central Committee NevaG
Petersburg, Virginia, Delegates.
FORTRESS MONROE, August 9.-At the Con
vention held in Petersburg yesterday, reso
lutions were adopted, sustaining the recon
struction policy of the President ThOma
Wallace. Of Petersburg, E. C. Robinson,
Norfolk, J. r. Kilby, Of Suffolk and Georr
L OA OdlhoAAAUAh-AF WIZ N-NN-~e-
gates to the Philadelphia Convention
Canadian Matters.
OTTAWA, C. W, August 1.-THE FinaI
cial Bill which passed Parliament, only T
duires the Royal assent to become la'
It l Tvs a foundation for a complete chang
in the banking system.
The Attorney General in a speech la
night, said request had been sent the En-
lish Government by the Atlantic Cable, +
a supply Of new breach-loading Emile
rifles, to be forwarded immediately.
Tho Hsrald's Ottawa special says the Tar
Bill and Financial Scheme, have bot
passed Parliament in q modified FORM
discussing the American fishery question
the Attorney General said tho concession r
Gently made 20 the American hsherme
was necessary to prevent war with Il
United States.
Mr.. Brown SAID he would prefer war
making the concession
Mr.. Doertou said the f0rtlhcations erecte
for the security of Canada against InYasle rs.
from the United States, were useless Ahe
erection would be nothing but Jolly >.
The entire session was an exelted anu dl
orderly one.