Cleveland daily leader. [volume] ([Cleveland, Ohio]) 1865-1873, 1866-04-26
CITY NEWS.

hIHEakNGON.-10 hlbELAlLOA q
Hall Tuesday night was a great success
Barney does the "Son ofErin" to perfection,
and the entertainment is full Of side-spliting
fun. The new scenes are fine. Among
them are the Landing Of st. Patrick in Ire
land, Battle of Clontarf, The DEVILS Glen,
Grand illuminated view of the interior of
St. Patrick's Cathedral, Lake by Moonlight,
and Sunrise on Tough Couse. Irish songs
and duets by Barney and Miss Goodal vary
the entertainment. Another opportunity to
hear and see tonight, at CARROTS Hall.
MEssRs. EDIroas.-The following appears
in the Council proceeding of Tuesday night.
HBy Mr.. Heisley, ResolUed that the City
Attorney report to this Council by what le-
gal right the Street Railroad Companies
are charging our citizens one dollar for
packages of seventeen tickets for iare
within the city limits"
Now to correct the impression (if it really
needs correctiou) that such charge is made
to passengers on the West Side Street Rail
road I wish to state that we will furnish a
bushel or less of tickets at twenty for L
dollar, which has always been cur price.
A. KIDNEY, Superintendent.
April 25th, 1866.
POLICE CoURr.-The following CAGES were
disposed of by Judges Abbey Wednesday
morning:
Drunk-Charles Myers, Charles Bene-
dick, Dennis Whalen, Frank Burdick, and
John Henry, each 81 and costs. Henrietta
Peach, S. and costs.
Resisting offcer-JOha Redman s. and
costs.
MISREPRESENTATION Jones and Patrick
each S. and costs.
Petit Larceny-John F~eurner, S and
costs and ten days in jail.
Lewd BehaviOr-John Gregory, IS and
costs.
Assault and Battery-Ellen Mehan, S.
and costs, Pat Lyons, IS and costs.
Robbery-Charles Brown, SO and costs.
TIE " Trance " CAsE.-The case Of "sus-
animation " reported by the Heaald
yesterday morning proves to be a "sell." We
are informed by a friend and relative of the
party who is reported to have been the CEN
figure of an affecting scene, and whose
name was kindly withheld, that the man
n question has not been in a trance state
It all. He was for a time very low, and it
hought would not recover, but breathing
lid not cease. No grave was dug or coffin
and the " habiliments of the grave
IRE imaginary. The disease is the small
,ox in form, and there is no feature Of the
.ase that is peculiar. In severe cases a
eeble action OF the vital organs and uncon-
cieusness frequently precedes the crisis of
he disease. The man is likely to receiver.
New PRoHELLER.-The new Pr peller
Brooklyn Of the Northern Transportation
left Wednesday. The officers
ire
Captain, A. W. Rosman,
First Mate, L. II. Waterbury.
Second Mate, Robert Halpin.
Engineer, James Delaney.
Assistant Engineer, Thomas Mooney.
Steward, John Shannon.
The propeller was built by Ira Lafrinier,
1sa., after the same model as the Lowell.
7he dimensions are, length of keel 1867
eet; beam, Is feet 10 inches hold, Il feet
446 tons by new measurement.
5he is splendidly furnish d. The work is
veil finished and the painting done in the
style. The engine is a powerful one
rom the Cuyahoga Works, designed by J.
:. Holloway. She has SO inches stroke
With bore of cylinder 26 inches. She
out with the best finish of the manu-
lecturers. Good judges pronounce her the
inest boat of the line.