Cleveland daily leader. [volume] ([Cleveland, Ohio]) 1865-1873, 1866-07-19
STATE NEWS.

STREET RAILROAD IN ToLEDo.-This
road is nov completed and the cars run
ming. The receipts last month were
$1,000.
NEW PosTMAsTER@Capt. ID. Kellogg,
formerly of the I23d Ohio. Vol. Inf, has
been appointed postmaster at North Fair
field, Huron county.
SALE OF A MARINE HosPITAL.-The
Marine hospital at Cincinnati, which cost
the Government $3.50, 900, and was erect
ed some ten or twelve years since, was
sold on Thursday morning, at public sale
for $4,000, to j. @. Butler and Lewis
Worthington.
LUxURIEs OF THE SEAsoN-The Gin
einnati market is SO glutted with black
berries that they are selling at ten cents a
quart. Wstermelons are also received d.
rect from Georgia
TELEGRAPH To MEDINA.-It is pro-
posed to build a line Of telegraph from
Elyria, by way of Oberlin, Wellington,
Penield, Litchfeld and York, to Medina.
The citizens of Medina recently held a
meeting and appointed a committee TO
draft a stock subscription and call on
business men for shares of stock. Before
the meeting adjourned one-fourth of the
sum allotted to Medina village was sub-
! scribed. ~
ADVERTISING IN CHcISSATI-Re-
turns at the Assessors 6fFce, for the
quarter ending March 81, 1866:
Commercial. .$47, s42
1862
Enquirer 2O,lS7
Tlmes 1858
For the quarter ending June 50, 1856:
$5l ,467
42,427
Enquirer 1852
1888
WOMAN MIssING.-Ann Williams, of
Marlborough, Stark county, left her home
in that place, june 18th, much detected,
and It was feared had committed suicide
or wandered off to this or some other city.
She is about 20 years old, tall, slender,
and Of fair complexion. Any one know
ing anything of the young lady, will re-
liege the anxiety of friends, BY address
ing Mr.. Price, Marlborough, Ohio.
BITTEN BY A RATTLEsNAKE-The Lo-
rain county Neios says that on Monday /
morning Mr.. G. W. Cook, of New Ober-
lin, was bitten by a rationale, and now
lies in q precarious condition. Mr.. G.
had mown some grass to feed his team, |
and wa gathering it up in his arms to |
put into his wagon, when he felt a sting /
which he first thought wa that of a bee,
but lifting it up again he found it was a
snake of small size, which his scythe had
nearly cut in two. The snake had buried |
his fsngs deep in the back of his right
hand, and before medical aid could be OBJ
tanned the virus had rapidly commune
Gated itself to the adjoining tissues.
glANoTHER DEATH FROM KERosESE.-l
On Saturday morning last a girl named
Green, employed in the family
of Mr.. C. Barker, Toledo, was fearfully
and fatally burned by the explosion of
kerosene OIL She was kindling a fire in
the kitchen stove and having poured some
Kerosene on the fire, set tho can on the
stove where the fire communicated to it.
She took it off the stove, when it exploded
IN her hands, throwing the burning con-
tents over her person. She ran out Of
ioor shrieking and enveloped with flames,
o the next house, where the flames first
smothered by blankets being thrown
lpoh her and then extinguished, but not
Until all her person, except her face, |
,reast andone arm was terribly burned.
his fingered in great suffering until night
when she was released from misery BY
Ieath. O.