Cleveland daily leader. [volume] ([Cleveland, Ohio]) 1865-1873, 1866-07-03

The laying Of the Atlanti, cable will commence
en- the sth of July. rs ii-'s
General Palmer i, named to succeed TIumbuII,
from Illinois, in the Bnited States Senate.
The President, General Grant, aud most Of the
Cabinet, arc expected to attend the celebration Of
the Fourth at Philadelphia
GeneraI Dyer, Chief of Ordnance, reports that
Hsrpers' Esrry cannot be used again to advantage
as national arn,9ry. SOD
Senator James II. Lane, of Kansas, shot him
self in the hsad the wound Resulting in his dsalh,
at his home in kansas ON sunday evening.
An indianapolis family named Crow were .pois-
oned on saturday by eating Weeis which were
taken for parsley. rrOmPs medical aid saved
their lives. ~,
In the English Parliament the Government has
been defsated on the Reform bill aud the ministry
will either 60 eut Of enice or Parliament viii be
dissolved. .- aa -r, a
A Adaring thi,f, on Saturday morning, seized the
messenger OF the Iron City Bank at Pittsburgh,
on Fourth street, and robbed him Of q. package Of
SlI,GoO The robber was pursued and ar. ested.
and the money recovered
An insurrection broke out in Madrid on the 25l
but after short resis ance surrender, at di.cre
tion. General Prim was arrested in Basonne by
the French authorities. ~
Lindsey, the individual who whipped his child
10 death at Medina, n. Y, few days since, was
released on bail, but was compelled to return to
tis prison ia order to escape the violence of his
indignant neigbbors.
negro who recently killed a woman in Wil-
kinsOn county, Ga, was arrested by the citizens
at Macon, taken back to the scene of the murder,
and after the mutilation Of portions Of his body,
va, bobBd to tree, surrounded by fsggots and
burned, Fsrs-sras str-
James N Duncan, late OF the confederate army,
| aud OF Andsrs0nSilIs, Prison notoriety, recently
tri,d by a Military Commission ct ssNsnnah,
Georgia has been sentenced to be confined at hsrd
labor for fifteen years at Fort Pulaski Georgia,
for murder in violation Of the laws of war.
The reports aud testimony of the Committee on
the Rousseau. GrinneII affair we're yesterday pre-
sentsd 10 the HO1se and lEii on the table. The
majority report presents resolution to expel
Gen Bosseau the minority report presents res
olution to reprimand him merely.
portion OF the Military Committees Of both
Houses of ongress, accompanied by party OF
ladies and gentlemen from Washington, visittd
tho Getty sbuIg battlefield CEN etery on the 10Th
and we're shown over all portions Of the field aud
the yArious movements which took place were ex-
planned by Colonel Ba heIdor, the historian OF the
battle.
The Secretary of the Treasury is now engaged
IN preparing bis report for the fiscal year ending
June 39th, and as many reports are to be received
from distant points, the issue Of the regular
monthly statement OF the public debt for june,
1876, wi be suspended. The results of the fnan-
/ cial operations Of the Treasury during the last
month, however, will show diminution of the
| national debt to the amount Of between ten and
fifteen millions. ..r.-.-... r.
It Is reported that the continued i'll health Of
General Hooker, from attack OF paralysis,
has decided the War Department to relieve him
iu mmaud at New York, aud he will be granted
! along have of absence. General john Pope will
succeed General Hooker in command Of the De
paffent OF The East Genersi fssseeosS N|sF ss's-
coed General Pope in the West, General scho-
field, who has lately returned from Europe, viii
be sent to Baltimore. $3.50. ~
The steamer Bremen's news from EqIope is on
the 81 page. The Gamer C1bs, with three days
later adtioes, arrived last night, and report Of
her news viii be found on this p,ge. A collision
had occurred between the Austrians and Prussians
in siiesia, when the former retired. No pArticu-
| lars given Tue italian army crossed the MeBci1
| on the 23d unopposed. Prussia has occupied Bo-
| hemia The war has commenced, and the foreign
| news hsreafter. for an indefinite period, will be
replete with accounts Of military movements, bat
| ties and sieges --..- ...
The Culver failure is prolific of arrests. c. v
Culver and brother have been arrested and re.
arrested so o'ten that they are row under bonds
Of a quarter of a million dollars. Monday week
they we're srrssted again in the town Of Frank il
at the instsnos Of some of the dePositers in th'
venango bank, and entered bail in the sun of ter
aud fifteen thousand dollars respectively for tn il
appearance at the August term Of the DsuPhir
1 County Court. On the 18th ult. one John Walker
was also arrested on the charge Of obtaining by
false Pretenses large sums OF money from the We
mango bank When arrested be was in a room Al
MeadYiiIe, with his wi e, writing for Western
hound train, having disposed of all his property
In default of ten thousand dollars bail he wa
committed to prison.
| Cambridge, Mass, is excited over singular
case Of hogging- A girl in her seventeenth year
in e Of the public schools there, the daughter Q
= respectable and cultivated family, who refuset
10 hold out her hand fer Punishment, after beini
detected i whispering, forcibly tied up, au'
strapped about the arms and shoulders with gres
severity by the united efforts of three teachers
while fourth played the piano aud marched tn
other pupils about in a calistheuic exercise t
| drown her screams. The School rommittee exoul
pated the responsible teacher, declaring that tn
question whether the pupil should govern or tn
master was solved in the only possible way.
petition is receiving thousands of signatures il
| cambridge in favor Of the abolishmens of cOrpO
. real PUNISHMENT in the schools Of the city.
The Detrsit papers publish the will of Genera
Cass, now on file in the probate o Dee Of that city
Lewis Cass, Juu., is appointed executor Of th
will The testament requires the executor to pa
of all deBt8due without delay, and to take cha 6
of the estate until the devisees come into posses
sioB. WITH the exception Of specific legacies th
property, real and personal, is equally bequeathe
to the children of Genersl Csss. All the real e'
-Ie5isT Tesa-cz are IN FtFt as &c Is0ts n
ground, with IS, 900 aud 81 600 in cash, to Wn
Foxen in recognition Of his faithful services lo
worth 5000 to George S. Frost; lot wort
81 $50 TO his brother-in-law; and portion OflAu
to the city of Detroit, to be used as an ayenu'
The will was made in october, 1884. .-.-.
A False Announcements
The Parsons mea of Wiloughby hav