Cleveland daily leader. [volume] ([Cleveland, Ohio]) 1865-1873, 1866-01-26
FROM EUROPE.
Bloody FaynianS Land at
Sligo.
TWenty-One Of Them Invade
Green Erin.
They are all Taken Prisoners.
The SaSSenaeh Breathes Easier.
The Spanish Revolt is Pro-
crossing.
THE OTERO MURDER CASE
PeIllcier is Found Guilty.
From New York.
THE OTERO MURDER CASE
PeIIIcIer is Found GuIIt]
From New York,

5v Arrested.
NEW YoRK, January 25-Detectives of
this city yesterday arrested Albert Beach and
VIM. Golden, two young men formerly in
the employ of the n. 7. & e. R. R., on a
charge Of having committed a succession of
robberies on the trains of that road, amount
ing in all to over $780, 600. A large amount
of the stolen property had been sold to citi-
gems Of Port JerViS, Orange County, N. Y,
which was seized, and is now held fer idsn-
LITIGATION.
= Found Guilty.
NEw YoRK, January 25.-Thc trial of Pei
lier, jointly indicted with Gonzales, for the
murder of Jose Garcia Otera, was brought
to a close, yesterday, in the Brooklyn Court
of Oyer and Terminer. The jury. after an
absence of one hour returned into court and
rendered . verdict of guilty. The prisoner
exhibited no emotion on this announcement
being made. Gonzales and Pellier will be
both arraigned for sentence at ten o'clock
this morning.
A meeting Of the stockholders of the CO.
lumbar Marine Insurance Co. was held yes
terday P. NJ, at which action in regard 10
the late suspension Of that ompan was
taken. 1t is estimated that their assets are
sufficient to discharge all it's liabilities and
leave e surplus of over 81, 100000, and it was
unanimously resolved 10 initiate measures
for resuming business with a capital not x
ceeding $4,000, 900.
Last night Are broke out in the 9th
Judicial Court. on the Sd floor of 994 Broad
way. Damage $4,000. Insured.
Meeting.
A meeting Of the shoemakers' Protective
Association took place in this city last even
ing, at which resolutions were adopted in
favor of repeating the tax on shoes, as it
falls on comparatively fsw persons, for out of
nearly 5000 workmen in this sity il is said
only 800 pay the tax.
The English Cattle Disease.
The Tribune's Washington special says
the United States Consul a Manchester, un.
der date of january 9th, informs the De-
partment Of State that the cattle disease has
made frightful progress, the cases for the
week ending with the date of his dispatch
being 1898, an increase of 1887 on the re-
turns of the previous week. He reports that
the authorities are making every exertion
to restrain the plague, but without the
appearance Of success. The dis
ease, he asserts, has been discovered to bear
a striking resemblance TO smallpox, and
many experiments in vaccination are being
made. 1
he says many Of the towns prohibits the
in of beeves for slaughter, and re-
luire that they shall be killed where fed,
the meat only brought to market. The
whole number of cases thus far reported for
is 73,549, and Of this number
1926 have died or been killed.
Murder.
A c~oroner's investigation Of the circum.
stances attending the death ofMartin Holey,
-esulting, as alleged, from q pistol shot
wound BY Henry Carwin, second mate Of
he steamship Manhattan, during a fight on
BOARD of that vessel on Tuesday among sew
employees, took place yesterday. The
Of several witnesses was taken,
Ifter which on a verdict of the jury finding
guilty OF firing the pistol shot, he
vas committed to await the action of the
Jury.