Cleveland daily leader. [volume] ([Cleveland, Ohio]) 1865-1873, 1866-06-29
FRIDAY, JUNE 80, 1866.
LEADER.
FRIDAY, JUNE 29, lse6.
TIL N w S.
GoId e.oscd last NIGHT at 152s<.

Gold c.osedlast night at 1523z.
Duncan, Sherman & Co, of New York, are
agents for the lean OF four millions to the POIe.
Postmaster C ane. al Dennison is at Columbus on
a briefvis
Major Joseph UpiesFaT, Of the 9th Z. S. Inf,
died last week in California.
The Troy, n Y ,psPers report case of cholera
in that city.
congress is to take a recess for two weeks, com
msneing July l.
Six thousand tourists leave this country for Eu-
rope every mouth.
The Concord House of Representatives yesterday
ratified The Constitutional Amendment.
Two ladies were killed by lightning during
thu1der-stOrm in Maine, yesterday.
Major D. W Rhodes, of Delaware, Ohio, has
beu app7intsd Indian goHt for the Utah District.
The late freshet in the Kansas River swept away
three bridges belonging to ihe Union Pacific Rail-
way.
W. l. Brockway. station agen. at Kenosha,
Wisconsin, was killed by train at that place day
before yestsrdsy.
Thirteen persons died from starvation and pri-
ystion in New York city daring the week ending
last Saturday.
Baltimore bank was robbed Of 50, go on Mon
day night. The robbers escaped. Owiag to pru-
deLti Al reasons the Of the bank is not givon
Governor Swami, of May land, declines calling
an ex r session Of the Legislature to act upon the
constitutional Amendment.
The st5uc-cutters' strike in Chicago ha, termi-
mated, most Of the men resuming work at the old
rates.
1t is said that Florence Nightingale will accom-
pany GariJaldis volunteers in the approaching
campaign.
Major Gee, tho Grmer commandant at Salisbury,
North Carolina, has been acquitted by the Com
mission before whom he was brought for trial.
a tornado passed over Augusta, Ga, yesterday,
blowing down houses and wOunding number Of
people.
A convention Of c1t;Oa planters is to meet at
Nashville IN September, to consider the subject of
free labor aud other matters Of interest
TT. Eli Walker, Of New Haven, Conn, is
lucky nan. He has just fallen heir to an estate |
in Engl nd valued at thirty-ve millions OF dollars.
General Osterhaus had his pocket picked on the |
jersey City cars from Washington, the other |
morning, as he was passing through the train. The
rosues got something over s1Oo.
Tha Tnion citizens Of Memphis have taken steps |
foF a proper celebration Of the Fourth Of July. /
The citizens of Helena Ark, have also made ar
raussmcnts for the observance OF the day.
A billiard match between Thomas Foley, the
present champion ofIllinois, and Joseph YermuIen,
was played at Chicago Tuesday night. The former
won, scoring 1890 points to his opponents 1000.
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luton Of Congress- state that they have no person
in their employ who has assisted in the rendition
Of public honors to living or dead rebels.
Brevet Brigadier- General sewelI, Inspector Of
the Freedmsns Bureau for the District of virginis
has made a port, the substance Of which is fur
nished by telegraph
party Of boys fishing in the canal in Cineln-
natl day before yesterday, discovered in the water
a bad-sacA sewed up tightly and tied at one end,
Which, upon being opened, found to contain
the body Of a woman, identified as Jane H5Imss,
aged sixty She had committed suicide.
Some Pawnee Indians, encamped a mile aud 3
half from Columbus, have been shamefully abused
By party Of roushs from the city. The chief was
terribly beaten and his ornaments torn Of. His
recovery is dbubtfdI The cause Of the outrage is
unknown.
News from Ca aifornia states that a fight took
placs iu Arizona between some friendly Indians
a-l the Arashes, in which the latter lost sixty
killed and twenty wounded Eight hund red White
Mountain Indians receive ratious from the Gov
urnment at Fort Cocdwin.
Elizabeth, y. J., has been the scene Of no little
cholera eNeit ment. Twenty cases and nine deaths
resulting from what is called that disease have oc-
CURED there. Tbs police have taken charge Of the
infected district, barrioadcd the streets, burn ed
the bedding, etc, Of patients, and the progress Of
the epidemic has been checked.
Great excitement prevails in Fayetteville in the
town of Maulius, Onondaga county, over the sup I
posed poisoning more than forty persons in that
village Reports were in ci.culation that the
cholera had broken out there but upon investiga-
ii N the cause oC ths sickness was traced to SONG
cheese sold ty merchant in the vilIRge. The
ieaths from the poisoning already numter two,
while several others are not expected to survive.
Late accounts from Sllt Lake give an account of
tremendous rain, hail and snow storm, which
passed over large portis of that Territory dur
ing the first week Of JuJ.e, destroying the early
,rops and raising many of the streams to flood
hight. SnGv fell in some places to the depth OF
foot and half and on the mountains it was
from two to three feet deep. The depth of water
which the snow ald rain occasioned, was over
three and half inches on the level.
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