Cleveland daily leader. [volume] ([Cleveland, Ohio]) 1865-1873, 1866-07-19
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Gold closed last night at 1875 a -..
General slocum has been appointed President oi
a EeR York coal eompAny,,--- s.t
Hon. coIumbns psleno has been renominsted for
| Congress from the Thirteenth Ohio District,
| The heat was intense in Baltimore yesterday
and thirty deaths are reported from this caase.
Late news from Mexico says Mrs. Maximiiian
will soon leave for Europe to arrange for a new
loan - N 81 ne'5
| tions Of respect to the memory of Senator Lane
were passed. 70 EH
The great seal OF Missouri, which was stolen in
1861 by the rebel Governor, CIaib. Jackson, has
been foznd in a well at Marshall, Texas. 80
Four new cases of cholera in Brooklyn yester-
day, two OF which were fatal. Thirteen cases
and nine deaths took place in Elizabeth, NJ.
A new counterfeit fifty cent fractional currency
has made it, sp; earauce. The coarse engraving Of
General Spinuer'e likeness is easily perceptible.
Look out for it. ,---
The PrssEdsnt has approved the findings, and
sentence Of the eauFt martial in the Of Lii "
tenant Colonel Paulding, and directed that the
sentence be carried into effect. ,-,.
1t is announced that Memphis is to enjoy the
pleasant excitement OF one more duel. This time
two French teachers are the persons who propose
to resorttO pistols snd coffee. o.
A three days gale occurred at lndianola, Texas,
beginning on the 18th, and ending in q hurricane.
Fonr vessels we're wrecked, two were swept out Of
existence, and one was driven high and dry on
shore. go
The Sheisfs6f Albany. vitha a dsssch1nent Of
militia, proceedsd to. tho eof cAo anti-rent
troubles in the town of Knox, that county, and
executed one Of his wits Of ejectment without
opposition.
The Toledo Blade says tornado passed over
whitehouse, in tkat county, Tuesday afternoon,
completely devssting strip of country, blowing
down fences, tearing up trees and destroying corn
and other growing crops. fsFJI
AcJss of cholera occurred in Mobile last Satur-
day. The Board of Health met to devise measures
for the public safety, The streets to be thor
,Onghly cleaned. An ordinance was passed against
throwing refuse into the stresis.& y = -rr-TI
General Sheridan, whose headquarters are in
New Orleans, has issued au order prohibiting the
erection of monuments conmemorsting the rebsl-
Lon or the Reorganization for any purpose what
ever of Confederate companies, regiments bstta-
lions. zrnrs-zt -rF sfsi6I
At GAINESVILLE, Saturday, one Frank sulli-
want, while drunk, pounded an associate named
WiIso- 80 severely that he died the next morning
Sulhvant, hearing that be going to be arrested
hired a carriage and rode of out of town He
was clo'ely pursued by officers on horseback, who
overlook him, and lodged him iu Jail.
While the people hereabouts have been swe,ter
ing with heat. in common with the people Of all
.partsef the Union, those who navigate tbs great
lakes have been shivering with cold. The MIL
Waukee Sentinel is informed by seamen that they
hardly ever experienced colder weather in summer
than during the past week. The schooner Toledo
left MAnstee on the 4th of July for Milwaukee
her helmsman obliged, on Friday, to wear
heavy winter mittens in order to keep his hands
from becoming benumbed with cold. and the
officer in charge only kept up his animal heat by
walking the deck briskly in a heavy overeoat. 1t
is expected to be much cooler outside than in
shore, but such disparity this is quite rare"
The steamer Africa brings days later news
from Ezrope. 1t is considers sbly mixed in regard
to the armstice, but more than likely the pro
position for a suspension Of hOstilities if it has
not been accepted by Prussia and Italy will be-
The latest dispatch to Queenstown states that a
telegram from Vienna ssys there good pros
pc is that hostilites will not be resumed for six
weeks. The Austrian army in the North con
tinned its rstfe.t uumoIested. The Prussian
army in Saxe-Wemer had gobbled up everything
before it and advancing victoriously. The
cholera had broken out in St. Petersburg. An
other one of Queen Victoria's daughters, the
Princess Helena was married on the 5th to Prince
Christian Of Augustenburg.