Cleveland daily leader. [volume] ([Cleveland, Ohio]) 1865-1873, 1866-05-31
THE N EW S 4.
Com closed last night at 18ss.

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: THE Treasury OF Green Lake county
Wisconsin, was robbed lest Sunday o
sSo,OoO.
= A NAN was arrested in st. Louis on Mon
I day for murder committed thirteen years
ago.
A FIRE occurred at Marshall, Michigan,
: Tuesday night, destroying whole business
] | block Loss nearly $4,000.
oua New York dispatches contain an ex-
position of the financial affairs of the New
. .. York Erie Railroad Company.
RoBERT LIScoLS,so of President Lincoln,
has been in Cincinnati several days attend
ing the wedding Of one of his friends.
A WAREHOUSE in 81. Louis filed with cot
ton, -four, salt and hay was burned, with its
contents, last night.
Two deaths from cholera occurred in New
York city yesterday. One on Cherry street,
tho other on Sixth avenue.
THE funeral of Gen. Scott will take place
at West Point on Friday, June lst, (to-mcr-
row at one o'clock p. m.
GEs. GRAxT's order to the army, snnounc-
ing the death of Gen. Scott will be found
in our special dispatches.
THE Legislature of Massachusetts, yester-
day passed resolutions regretting the death
of Lieut.-Genersl Scott, and adjourned sue
die
A SCHOONER on Lake POntchstrain,
csnght in storm on Monday night, was
eIpsized, and woman and two children
were drowned.
The Indiana State Soldiers Association is
arranging FOR grand Fourth of July cele-
bration at Indianapolis. Generals Grant,
Sherman and Thomas are expected to be
present.
i. 2. MILLIsAS, the Indiana conspirator,
was arrested last Tuesday, at Indianapolis,
taken before the .. s. Circuit Court, and
laeld in bonds of 5000 TO answer, at the
October term, charge of treason.
THE steamer Peruvian from Liverpool ar
rived at quarantine at New York, yester-
! day, with 75S passengers, having lost thir-
| ty-fye from cholera. Twenty were
still sick on board.
4 A GRAND horse show will be held at Adrian,
Michigan, commencing on Mondsy, June
18th, and continuing until Saturday, June |
2Sd. II viii be largely attended by horse
faneiers throughout the west.
"PHGslx Educational Institute" is the |
name of new school building for the col
ored people of Memphis, erected by the |
Freedmen's Bureau since the riots. 1t was |
opened yesterday.
TIE amount of the public deb. redeem
able May Ist, 1867, is $751;, ,O4l ,42O; May lst, |
1858, S4O7, Ais, $50; May 1st, 1859, $500, 49,
1sl; May lst 1870, sl4s. 900; May LIST,
1871, Sl26,O24,5OO.
CoNoDoRE Vanderbilt, in letter to the
Secretary of State, which will be found |
| among our dispatches, acknowledging the |
receipt Of gold medal, gives an interest
ing account Of the presentation to the Gov
ernment of the steamer bearing his name.
OuR dispatches contain some additional
foreign news brought by the Steamer Persia,
consisting of rumors and speculations about
the European Congress, and Garibaldi's let
ter accepting the command of the Italian
volunteers.
THE Fire Commissioners of New York
have offered reward of $1,000 for The dis
| covery of the ineendiaries whe fred the
Academy of Music; also the same reward
for the discovery of any other incendiarios
within the next six mouths.
JOIN WALKER, formerly of the 7th Ohio
regiment, and slightly tainted with an ad-
mixture of African blood, has recovered
$1,000 from the Trustees of the township of
Spencer, Medina county, Ohio, fer refusing
to receive his vote at the October election of
1855.
GEy. SHERMAN received an ovation at the
hands Of the citizens of St. Paul, Monday
| night At the banquet Gen. Sherman re-
sponded to toast, expressing his admira-
ton of st. Paul and the State of Minneso-
ia He left the next day for Lake supo-
rior.
THE report of Gen. Stoneman on the late
riot in Memphis, was yesterday transmitted |
to the House by the Secretary of War. It
appears that "a negroes were killed outright
S of whom were discharged soldiers The
rioters we're composed of the police, fremen
and the rabble, led and encouraged by DEM
agogues and drunken officials.
In Cincinnati, last Tuesday evening.a boy
about seven years of age, while playing on
the track of the street railroad, was run
over by car which completely severed his
head from his body and crushed his left arm
and leg The driverHas arrested on thechargs
of murder, but the eoroner's jury exculpat-
ed him from any blame.
WHEN Mrs. JEFF. Davis ives in Washing
ton she was the recipient of very marked
attention, and many made unssemly haste
to pay their respects TO her. Sunday the
great sensation was her appearance at
church in company with Senator Salisbury,
who was dressed up and perfectly sober.
a PRoF. W. BYRD POWELL, who died in
COvingtsn, KY, few days ago, bequeathed
his head 70 Mrs. T. II. Kinney, OF Cincin-
matt, to be used for scientific purposes. In
accordance with this says the Cincinnati
Commercial surgeon cut of the Professors
head, and it is now in the possession of the
lady.
ABoUT two weeks since disabled soldier
by the name of William Wilson, who lost
both feet at AndersonviIle prison, left the
Indianapolis Soldiers Home, aimee which
time be has not besn heard Of He travels
upon propeller or small wagon, his mind
is considerably impaired, and fears are en-
tertained that he may be in distress. Any
information that will lead 70 his return will
be thankfully received by the superinten-
dant Of the Home.
AF1EHoE and bloody fight took place on
Saturday afternoon at Alexandra, Mo-,
just below Keokuk, Iowa, between two far
mers named Miller and Heacock, resulting
in the instant death of the former snd the
mortal wounding of the latter. A feud had
existed between them for many years. At
The time named they met al store, and
had few words. Pistols were drawn and
half dozen shots were exchanged, result
ing as stated above. Both have large fami-
lies.
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