Cleveland daily leader. [volume] ([Cleveland, Ohio]) 1865-1873, 1866-07-11
STATE NEWS.

A LONG HORSEBACK RIDE. S.
Armstrong and johnson Brecht, two
citizens of Delaware, who have been do
ing business in Austin, Texas, since last
fall, arrived in Delaware, Ohio, one day
last week, having made the Journey home
on horseback. With their Texan rig,
Mustang ponies and Mexican equipments,
well-bronzed -countenances, and abundant
hirsuit sdornments, the disguise was so
etfectual that their most intimate friends
might have met and not recognized them.
MUMEE PIONEER AssocIATIoN.-The
81 FRs 1Rnssdfm5ieesg 99 Of tfhH R aag led 4s st Toia99o
on the 4th. Mr.. Peter Navarro, being the
Oldest pioneer present, presided. During
the year twelve members have died. The
following officers were elected for the en-
suing year: Vice Presidents, General J..
u. Hunt, John U. Pease and II. Sessions ;
recording Secretary, ( Henry Bennett
Treasurer, James NJ. Uomstock; Cores
Ponding Secretary, Willard V. Way;
Trustees, Ashley Whitney, NJ. Brigham,
and F. L. Nichols
STATE TEACHERS AssocIATloN-Tbe
eighteenth annual meeting of the Ohio
State Teachers Association was held at
GAINESVILLE last week. There were about
three hundred teachers present including
an unusually large number of ladies. The
annual address was delivered by Prof
Eli T. Tappan, of Athens.
POPULATION OF WAUsEoN-An anil
meration was taken a few days ago of the |
population of Wauseon, and found to be !
1000. In April, 1865, an enumeration |
was taken and the number was $50.
DEATHS BY PoIsoN.-Within a few
days three deaths have occurred in San
dusky county from the effects of taking |
corrosive sublimate. Miss Anna Richards, |
OF Wayne county, while visiting her |
brother near Fremont, committed suicide. |
She was to have been married TO one
Zlmr1 Crane on the 4th of July, but the
scoundrel seduced her and then refused to |
marry her. She swallowed two or three
t~easpoonfuls of corrosive sublimate and
died in two hours. The tive other deaths
were oceasioned by the persons taking the
poison accidentally.
SHAMEFUL Observation-Disclosures Hud-
son, who lives in Warren, Trumbull
makes merchandise of his wife's
virtue. He has blackmailed various per-
for ~cohabiting with his wife; oh
from one $1,000, from another
$500, from q third $3.50, and commenced
suit against a fourth, placing damages at
A short time since he yisited {
Janheld, and called at the house of Mr. !
Hollis, a hard ware merchant. Mr.. Hollis 4.
icing absent, Hudson grossly insulted his
vie, when she drove him from the house :
With a Ratchet. He was arrested on the ,
barge of assault with intent to commit l
ape, and bound over to appear at the :
ext term of the Court of Common Pleas. !
OBLIVION o CoPPERHEAD NEwsPA- !
ERs--At the recent laying of the corner a
tone of a new Methodist church in DAY. :
ID, copies of the Journal of that city and n
iazette and Commercial of Cincinnati 4
ERE enclosed in a cavity of the stone. u
he Dayton Empire and Cincinnati En- &c
Iirer were not honored in like manner "
II which the committee are certainly ex- M
lsable. Think of a distant posterity I'M >,
srthlng such relics as the Empire and "
Hgu7reT-mute witnesses of the worst "a
Of the nineteenth century. n,
FOURTH OF july ACCIDENT-The Dav- CO
n Journal, in its report of the incidents b:
Independence Day in that city, saws al
at a little fellow by the name of Wells, In
as burned by powder so terribly that his pt
3 is ~despaired of. He had the powder al
his pocket and it was ignited by a piece
burning hre-cracker, which was forced
it by explosion. So,
. You've LADY THAT COULDN'T WAIT AFT
. young lady graduate of the Zanesville 70
gh School got married Just before the gi,
'emony of graduation was 10 come of. thi
e trustees were quite taken aback by so an
a proceeding, and debated for no
ne time whether to permit the adven- an.
Gus pupil to receive her diploma. She wa
$ finally allowed to graduate under her p
iden name.