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General News.

Horse Race.
C,saszArI, May Sl.-At the Buckeye
race course yesterday, the first race, mile
heats. best three in five, three entries
was won BY Underwood's four year ole
"Revolver, fnll weight, Time on I'd neal
E44E. This is considered the tastes tune en-
record.
Specie Arrived.
NEw YoES, May 3l.-The steamer Costa
Rica brings S524,50O in gold. Among hal
is Hon. T. H. Nelson, United
States Minister TO Chill.
Cleared.
The steamer Atlanta takes out s55,0pH, IN
treasure to-day. 1t is estimated the amount
for the week will reach s5,ago,ee0.
The Fenians.
BuFFALo. May 3I.-More Fenians arr1Feu
here last night from the west. phere are
now about I.6O0 in the city, and more are
expected. Nothing can be learned from the
men. They state that they are laborers
bound to California. They haze nc arms,
but it is understood that plenty are seS-eted
here. 1t is pretty generally thought that a
raid on Canada from this point is determin-
ed on. There is no excitement here, and no
one believes in the success of any move
msnt they cav make.
~PnnADELrHIA. May Silt Is reported
that three companies of Fenians will leave
here this evening to Join the party now on
the northern frontier.
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htsF OF NAsJALilE@.
Mrs. Hannah Lynch. of Berea, killed.
Mrs. Charlotte N. Swift. of Castalia. Sc
Vereiy aud r-nhahlr ~artalIy wounded.
Mrs. Atwater. of Castalia, I-Ily ininr.A.
and one child fatally injured and another
severely bruised.
Mrs. E. W. Greenwood. Of OImsted Falls.
both legs badly broken; child badly
wounded.
Mrs. jackson, Of Cleveland, slightly
wounded, and child severely and probably
fatally injured.
Mr.. Phillip Lynch, OF Berea, son Of Mrs.
Lynch who was killed, severely injured.
Widow Sarah Litchfeld, of Berea. badly
bruised about the head and shoulders.
Mrs. Bridget Daily. Of olmsted, severely
injured.
Mrs. Ann Thornton, Of olmsted, leg badly
broken.
Mr.. W. b. Dimiek, OF Bellevue, severe
Commissions about the head and shoulders.
Mrs. Elizabeth Wright, Olms,cd. severely
injured.
Mrs. Sarah Watson, Beres, bruised.
Mrs. Ann Kelly, Beres, bruised.
Mrs. Mary Curtin, Berea, bruised.
Mrs. George Kent, Olmstei, slightly in
jured.
Mr.George Hall, olmsted, slightly blurred.
Mr. Robert Mathews, Olmsted, badly
bruised.
Mr.. John Allen, engineer of the express
train. was injured by jumping from the
engine.
Superintendent L. D. Rucker made all
possible provision for the wounded. A train
was sent cut to bring in the injured, and all
the physicians who could be procured were
sent 10 the scene of The accident as soon as
the news reached the city. On The arrival
of the relief traid the wounded were trans
feTred TO carriages and taken to the various
hotels. where there will be no lack Of care
or surgical aid.
As soon as the news Of the accident reach
ed the city large numbers of men and even
women iocked in dense crowds to the horri-
bic scene. The relief train, even 10 the
platforms, was closely packed with the
passengers Of the wrecked cars, and the
road was lined with excited men, women
and children. At the foot of Superior
street, where the wounded were taken from
the cars, the crowd was SO great that it re-
CURED all the efforts of the police to make
way for the carriages.
About ten years ago an engine exploded.
killing one man and wounding several more,
on the very spot which was the scene of
this terrible accident
The track has been cleared So that trains
will run as usual on the Columbus and To-
ledo roads.
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Advices from the West Indies, of the 18th,
state that Governor Eyre was about to re-
turn to England.
Two cases of cholera had appeared in
Kingston but were not fatal.
A riot had broken out in Trinidad
but was quelled by the military.
4 disastrous c~onflagration had occurred
in Barbados.
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~FnR MORE THAN TWE

tS~FoR MORE THAN TWENTY
Years MATHEWS VENETIAN HAIR DYE has
st5od the test Of Trial, and is constantly increasing
in public favor.
III VENETIAN HAIR DYE Is the beat and
cheapest made. Its price is Ouly 7Seents, and each
pottls ~contains double the quantity Of dye In those
Usually sold for 81.
Tx HAIR DYE is manufactured by . peculiar
process, which renders IL infinitely superior 10 any
dive in market. Being compete in one bottle, no
preparation is required, which greatly simplenes
the application.
IN Using THIS DYE you avoid that RpSTT,
DEAD appearance by which dysd-hair and vhiE-sTs
are 90 readily recognized, ghsa en- inferior sH,3ole
has been used, as il produces q perfectly nat al
ro,sr Of any shade that Is required, from 5 oh
brown to ajetty, lustro1s black, that viii not SIT
crock or stain the clothing. Invest IS cents, nd
You will Be convinced. Sold by all Druggists and
Fancy Goods Dealers.
Al. MATHEWS, Manufacturer, n. 7.
DEHks BARNS CO., New York, Wholesale
6FnutA. spnl5fRf
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AdYiees from Havana state that certifi-
Gates of freedom lave been given to the
emancipated negroes by some of the plan
tiers lately, on the condition that they con-
tract to work for a term of years at nominal
wages. Agreat many of the freedmen ac-
cept the condition.
Five Spanish men of war left the harbor
hurriedly and mysteriously on the Esd, on
a mission as yet unknown.
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DAILY LEADER.
nr For Morning edition News see
outside.
H- For Evening Edition News see
Inside.
FRIDAY, JUNE |, 1866.
CITY NEWS.
TERRIBLE
aiIFOadACCident
The Toledo Train RuBs Into the
SanduSky Two Miles
from the CITY.
Mrs. Lynch of Berea, Killed.
Two Persons MORALLY Wounded.
Full Particulars Of the Accident.
LIST OF THE CASUALTIES.
Mrs. Lynch of Berea, Killed
Two Persons MORALLY Wounded
Full Particulars of the Accident.
LIST OF THE CASUALTIES.

A terrible accident occurred at 9 o'clock
A. n. Yesterday or She railroad owned by the
/ Cleveland, Columbus and Cincinneti Rail-
road company, and used jointly by it and
the Cleveland and Toledo company, about
tive miles from the city, resulting in the
killing Of one rersoE, the Honnding of two
who will die, and the injury Of ten or IF
teen more. The sandusky train, -
Phelps, conductor, W. W, Parker, engineer,
due here at 800 a. N, broke her eccentric
rod and stopped to repair Just this side Of
the slaughter house bridge. around the first
bend Of the road as one approaches the city
4 brakeman was seat back to stop the To-
ledo tran, which was following On the same
track, and due ten minutes later. This
STATESMAN, either failed te go back far
enough OF the enGineef OF the approaching
train failed to observe him, for the Toledo
train came around the curve at the usual
rate Of speed and did not slacken speed IN
tl its engineer perceived q train standing
atlll on tie TRACK only { lsE rods in advance.
He Immediately reversed the engine, put
on the brakes, but without avail, and
Jumped from the engine. The Toledo en-
ginestruck the rear car Of the Sandusky train
with great force and pushed it into the ear
in front OF it. The rear car Of the sandus-
ky train was thus lifted bodily upon the
trucks of that in front Of IT, while the frame
Of the latter was entirely demolished. The
of the Toledo train was badly dam
aged. The baggage and express cara were
from the track, but not seriously
Mono of the passenger cars Of the
train were damaged.
The S~andusky train consisted Of an en-
sine, baggage car, express car and two pas
cars. The passenger cars were dcs-
as we have described. The remain
der Of the train was not damaged.
The conductor Of the Toledo train was ].
Z. Tyler, one Of the oldest, most experienced
and careful conductors on that or any other
road. 1t was drawn by the engine "ohio,"
John Allen, engineer.
Save the engineer, who was bruised in
jumping from the train, no one on board the
Toledo train was a. all injured. The casu-
alties, Of which we present Z complete list
below, were confined to those on the San
husky train, aud mainly 10 those in the
irst car, which was entirely demolished,
while the rear car, curiously enough, though
brown forward upon the trucks of the first,
comparatively uniDjured. None ofthe
employees Of the road, save the engineer
Lbove named, were injured at ell.
The following is the
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me Marie d WOman's Private
Medi0 Il Companion"

from which a in delicate or precautions health;
knowledge seTy lady will perceive his thorough
causes, an Of her complaints, symptoms and
1t is n ~ their skillful aud immediate trestmen
Over -e-long, reliable adviser and companion.
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Uniied States Marshal Murray has seized
on the steamer General Sedgwiek, from SAL
weston, 5000 rounds Of ammunition and
fifty ~revolyers, consigned to the Adjutant
General Of the Fenian Brotherhood. From
q correspondence which fell into the Mar
shafs hands it appears that the property
was stolen from enc Of the Federal camps
in Texas.
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ANORDININCE-To GRADE and I'm

u prove Harbor street, between franklin and
Lorain streets.
SECTION l. Be It ordained by the City Council
Of the City Of Cleveland, (two-thirds Of all the
members cOncurringO That Harbor street, b.
tween Frsnklin ind Lorain streets, be graded and
improved according to the established grads, IN.
der the direction, and to the acceptance Of the
Board Of City improvements and that the cost
and expense OF said work be estimated, levied and
assessed upon each and every foot front Of the sew.
eral lots or parcels Of land bounding or AUDITING
upon said HArbor street, between the points atore-
aid. in proportion to the number Of feet front.
Passed Nay %, 1866.
y. ". PEITON, President Of the Council.
c.. z. HUI, City Clerk may5l:S22
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z. y. HILL, City Clerk.
May SLIGO
. \ ORDIEANCE-fO provide for IN

u SPrinkling Of q portion Of Detroit street.
SEC De it ordained by the CITY Council OF IN
Oity OF Cleveland (twO-thirds Of an the msmbes
eoneuTringG, That Detroit strefe, between ne -
hns oflof owned and occupied by Fred. Holman
near the top Of said Detroit street Hill. and "a
west line OF lot owned by B. j. French, being ~
number 40, in Taylor Farm Allotment, be SDrinl
kIed during the present season, from NAV 10 Sen
TENDER inclusive, under the direction and 70 ~
acceptance Of the Board Of Public Improvement
SIC z That for the purpose Of defraJinz m
cost and expense Of sprinkling said street befveer
the points aforesaid, thsreb be and is hereby lsTisd
and assessed upon each and every foot Of he 1sTl
eral lots and parcels Of land bounding or abutttnrI
upon said street between said points, the sum 81
eleven cents.
SEC. } That the owners Of the several lots or
parcels Of land aforesaid shall pay fifty Fer cent. ~
the several amounts Of money from them seysraIE
Que IN that behalf, on or before the Ist daV or
July, 1896, and nfty per cent. on or before the lat
day OF September, 1856, to such person as nav b
to collect the same, or be subject TO the
penalty and interest allowed by Law against them
seyer2ly u not paid at the time herein Designated.
SIC. l. That an ordinance entitled IAN Ordi-
nance to provide for the sprinkling Of portion OF
Detroit street" passed Nay Is, 1855, be and The
zane Is hereby repealed.
Passed May -, 1866
=. W. PELTON, President Of Council.
g Z HIM Df4v CT.rL ----T--,o
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An ORBINANCE-Fo Establish the

T. W. PELTON, President of Council.
@. E. Hill, City Clerk. may3l:32o
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HUNNEWELL'S
TULU I
AN0DYSE.

TULU To attempt TO snumorsts the
manifold results Of the Anodyne
HHVDAaL' in cases OF Neuralgia, Headache,
| Tooth end Ear Ache, Spinal Com
paints, ST. yitus' Dance, Hystoria, HefTOus De.
kihty. Loss Of Sleep, Pains in Menstruati0n, and
the most reliable testimonials in my possession, 10
which all are invited & inspect, would exhaust
time and patience, and which a confidence 10 test
VII peTfectly tusfify.
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AN ORDIsASgE-To Provide for


n the sprinkling Of Superior street bstEesu
Monumental square and Erie street.
SECTION ]. Be IL ordained by the City Council
OF the City Of Cleveland, (twO-thirds Of all the
members ceucurring1 That Superior street, BE-
tween Monumental Square and Erie street, b
sprtnkled with water during the oming months
from June TO October inclusive, under the dIrec-
tion and TO the acceptance Of the Board Of City
improvements.
Sac. 2. That for the purpose Of paying the cost
and expense Of said sprinkling, there be and 70
hereby levied and assessed upon each and every
foot front Of the several lots or parcels Of land
bounding or ~abutting upon said portion Of said
street the sum Of fourteen cents. 80 "a
SEC. g. That the owners Of the several lots or
parcels Of land aforesaid, shall pay the several
amounts of money by them ssveraliy due In that
behalf on or before the first day o. August, 1895.
to the City Treasurer or such other persons as
NAV be authorized to collect the same, or be sub
jet to the penalty and interest allowed by Law
against them seyerally, if not paid at the time
herein designated.
Passed May 20, 1866.
]. W. PELTON. Prss't Of the Council.
G. E. Hill. Cty Clark ~awaI.RoO
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observation-disclosures Report
FOREIGN NEWS.

JEFF'S TRIAL is POSTPONED.
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Asthma.

New declared purely q nervous complaint, is per
feCtly relieved in most violent attacks with doses Of
81 to IS drops each half hour. Relief and s!erp
vii follow the second or third dose.
ns- scld by all Wholesale and Retail Dealers In
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"A a special tax upon all the lots or parcels Of
land bounding or R~outting upon Hudson street,
between ktnsman street and ScOyiil avenue.
SEC ]. Be il ordained by the City Council Of the
City OF Cleveland (tw0-thirds OF all the members
ooneurrtng1, That the sum offOur cents $50. O4) Be
levied and assessed upon each and every foot front
ofthe several lots or parcels OF land bounding or
AUDITING upon Hudson street between Kinsman 81.
and seovhi av., for the purpose Of defraying the
cost and expense Of grading and improving said
street hetveen the points aforesaid.
SIC. ?. That the owners Of the several lots or
parcels Of land bounding or ~abutting npOn Hudson
street between the points above named shall pay
the several amounts Of money by them seTeraIy
due in that behalf on or before the LIST day Of June.
1856, TO VIM Hart, City Treasurer, OF Be subject
to the penalty andinterest allowed By law against
them severaliy If not paid 1t the time and to the
person herein designaed.
Passed May %, 1865.
F.w. PELTON, President Of Council.
G. E. Hill, City Clerk. may3l:32o
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At Il meeting OF the Metropolitan Fire
Commissioners to-day, a reward Of 81 goo
was offered for the discovery of the incen-
diaries who fred the Academy OF Music,
and the same reward for any other incendi-
aries discovered during the next six months.
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n Grade Of Superior street between the east
erly line Of Monumental Park snd Erfs Street.
SIC. l. Be 1t ordained by the City Council Of ths
City Of Cleveland, That the grade Of ths center
line OF Superior street, between the eastsrly line
Of Monumental Park and Eric street be, and the
same is hereby, established at the following slsva-
tons above the base Of levels heretofore establish
ed by ordinance, to wit:
At the easterly line Of Monumental Park, 70
0 10 #. at the cenetr Of Bond street, rs feet ct q
point three hundred and twsnty-nine fest west
erly from the west line OF Erie street, 70 $40 n. /;
and ct that grade between the aforemsntioned
points Of elevation be uniform, and in accordance
with the profile OF said Superior street, a. rsoord-
edi Ia page ls5, vol ], Of prohles in the City Civil
EngiBser's Ofics.
May %, 1866.
F r W. FELTON,, Pres't Of 1.-THE Council.
CE-HuL, City Clerk. may3I.S29
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m-THE GREAT NEW ENGLAND

RENgDT.-bt. :. W. foisnt's While fine Com
cund, is now offered to the afflicted throughout
the country, Iter having been proved by the test
Of eleven years, in the New England States, where
its merits have become q well known IS the tree
from which, in part, 1t derives its virtues. Tho
White Pine Compound cures Sore Throat, CoIds,
Coughs, DiYtheris, Bronchitis, Splitting Of Blood,
and Pulmonary Affections generally, II is a re-
markable Remedy for Kidney Complaints, Diabs-
ties. Difficulty Of Voiding Urine, Bleeding from the
Eidneys and Bladder, Gravel, and ether CON-
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Give it . trial if you would lesra the yslue Of a
Kood and tried Medicine II lie plszfaEt Eae and
0ure-
Sold by Druggists and Dealers seiie:n gene
ally.
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From New York.
Denfhs from Cholera.

NEW YoRK, May 3O.-Two deaths from
cholera occurred in this city to-day. The
deceased are John Fitzgerald, No. Is Cherry
street, and a woman named Carrigan. No.
sos Sixth avenue,
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An 0RDIyINCE-To Grade and Inn.

~ prove henry street.
sxcrroH !. Be II ordained BY the City Council
of the City Of Cleveland, (two-thirds Of all the
members concurring1 That Henry street, between
Kinsman street aud Scovlll avenue, BE- graded and
improved to the established grade, under the d.
~recfions Of the Board Of City Improvements, and
that the est and expense thereof Be- estimated
levied and Gssessed upon each and every foot front
OF the sereral lots or lands bounding or AUDITING
upon sAid Henry street, In proportion to the num-
Ser Of feet mont.
= Passed May %, 1885.
.-I 10 p. ". PELroE, Prsst. Of the oeunol.
! 6. Z. HILL City Clerk. nyN:sD
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John l.. HunneWeII, Proprietor,

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e~,ldau:sUm 9 Commercial whsrf, Boston. Mass.
Ba~ BUTCHERS DEAD SHOT FOR
Redbugs kills upon touch, curls them up as Ere
does a lea, and remains Ofpsrmsnsnt effect. Try
Il, and sleep in Peecs. Sold by all live druggists.
n.-l- aaa
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MEDICHE,
ImpOten0y Cared,
AFTEB ALL oTHEB TREATMENT FAI

I@p0UenoJ SGr0d,
AFTER ALL OTHER TREATMENT FAILS
DIR. A. GIBSON,
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, named diseases. He viii yay the same sun fst 81.
treats the same diseases with equal success.
After mani yearso OF luxurious study AID experience
unfortunate, that he has perfected 3 system OF treat
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q the above, and aso all Contagious Diseases Of ts
hegredacuye oTsanss With all bad ssee;s Eria!ns
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ID. Gibson IS permanently located in Clezeland
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FKoHEsseA or ELE1AOrA-R1 ASp MLDicrSE.
ofoe 1lgSeneoA street, \ few doors frcm Superior
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-KY OKDINANCE-To EstabIish me

Ia Gradeof Erie Street between Superior and
Lake Sfrests.
=sRe. l.. Be IL ordained by the City Council Of the
/ CITY ofCIeEeiand. That the grade OF the center line
Of EEis street. between Superior and Lake streets,
| be, and the sans Is hereby, established at the fol-
living eieYatiOnS above the base Of levels hereto
fore Established BY ordinance, to Wit:
A the centre lfns Of Superior street, rs $40 II. /;
at the osnterisf St. Clair street (east), Y sS-lOO H.. /;
aud at the Southern line Of Lake St, 20 IT,; and that
the grade lire bstWeen the AFOREMENTIONED points
Of elevation be uniform, aad In aeeordanoe with
the established profile Of said Erie street, - 70
slrded on page 243, vol. ] Of PrOfles in the City
Civil Engineers Office
Passed May %, 1855.
w PELTON. Prsalt Of Tia Cnnnrn
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BENTON, MYERS a CANFIELD, And STRONG
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