Cleveland daily leader. [volume] ([Cleveland, Ohio]) 1865-1873, 1866-06-12
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-dstee will be published this week.
woolen factory and railroad freight house in
Terro HsSt", Ind, were destroyed by fire Sunday.
Loss over Sieo 600.
co1Pronise will be effected this week between
the New York ship carpenters and their employers,
and the Protraeted strike will terminate.
sweeny and Mshan have been released from
close confinement and restrained within the limits
ofst. AIbans.
The Senate yesterday conf. med the appointment
Of Walter B. scstes as Collector of Customs al
Chicago.
J1dge UnderWor>d Yesterday refused to admit
1eh. Davis to b'.d on the ground that he had no
war.
Ihe i-soass yesterday BY vote of le5 yeas to I9
nay adopted resolution asserting that JEFF.
avis should be held in custody until tried accord
ing IS the laws of the land.
A special session Of the New York Senate will be
convened to-day to try the case Of Judge Smith,
county Judge Of Oneida county, impeached for
malfeasance in Office,
Gen. Beauregard vas in Liverpool on the Goth,
Snd visited the Exchange, where be was applauded,
and leaving was followed through the streets by
numbers ef people.
John Doyle came to his death at a house OF i'll
Iepute in Toledo, Sunday morning, in fight with |
mother rowdy named Anthony Tyrrell. The de- !
ceased had been twic in the penitentiary.
From the headquarters of the army Of Ireland, |
at st. Albans, W. sweeny issues orders to the
various head oenters to send no more men to the
front.
The Turner Societies Of New York and Brooklyn
had festival and games in Jones Wood yesterday.
Four thousand people were present, and lager beer
was abundant.
The number of deaths in New York the past
week was 3o9, an increase of q over the previous
week. Seventy y-thrse were from contagious dis
eases.
couple Of burglars attacked an old man in his
house, Baltimore, Sunday night and beat
him to ath also injured his daughter and her
seriously. The vretchss secured the old mans
watch and small sum of money, only.
young man named John Dale was shot dead
near TitusviIle yesterday morning while on his
way to be married to Miss Hattie Mathisou. A
rival for the hand OF the lady supposed to bs the
murderer.
A Gre in Nashville Saturday night destroyed a |
furniture establishment, stored with mattresses
and assorted fun niture. Loss SIS, The in
ssranoe ran out the day before the fire. The FIRE
originated through negrOs carelessness in |
smoking his Ppo among the mattrasses-
A few stragglers from Gen. Spears fright
wing wero captured by tho British regulars near
st. Armand. Some Feninus, also, were killed, hut
how many is not known. The English in their
pursuit crossed the boundary Into the United
States, and 1t is said made some captures Amer
lean soil.
A Gen. Gurney, formerly Of New York but nov !
Of Alabama, in forwarding a rsmonstrance TO n
Congress against an increase of the tax on cotton
says there are over hve thousand Northern men
in that State mostly engaged in raising cotton, s.
and that they win be compelled to abandon the d
business Irihe additional tax is imposed. e
The monotony Of the House Of Representatives | ?
was broken yesterday by bitter, truthful but q
speech from Mr.. Grinnell, of Iowa,
directed against Mr.. RosseAu, of kentucky. For / !,
while there Sas some appearance Of a fight, but f.
The disturbing elements subsided before ADJOURN :,
nsnt. ta.
One hundred acres of land, lying within three
miles of Corinth, Mississippi, was sold few days
nce at auction, being trustees sale for thirty
i've cents per acre. People acquainted with the
typography of Corinth anil vicinity will wonder
hat apurchaser would be found for the land at
my price.
1t is said that guard Of the Fenians placed on
his side OF the Canada line in the vicinity of ST.
AIbans for the purpose Of bringing up strsggisrs, :
we're attacked by mounted British troops and one i
# them killed and three wounded. In two other :,
instances, on Saturday, the British said to a,
lave crossed the line and captured or killed h,
TeniAns. q,
In the Senate yesterday Mr.. Sherman introduced 81
bill providing for a building at Frankfort, Ger
many, which shall be a rendezvous for Americans
n that country, in which maps, charts, and all RI
Information concerning the United States can be A
onsuted by persons wishing to emigrate, each 81
state and Territory to have space in the build
ng allotted to it. lO
The laborers Of the iron mines in the vicinity Of d
Marquette Michigan, struck the 1st inst for !. y
higher wages. The present allowance is g per n
lay, and the companies determined not to pay IL
more. The strikers some fve hundred in al
number, and have declared their intention to allow
10 work to b. done at the mises until their de-
nands are complied with. Two men who refused
o quit work were set upon by mob of the strik- a
RS and seriously injured. n
The second trial Of Martin Covert, in Lebanon, "
or the murder Of the Roosa family, was concluded
N Saturday and resulted in his conviction. The
ury returned verdict, in i've minutes, OF guilty
# murder in the first degree. The timo for pass
ng the sentence has not yet been fixed. The pris-
lner was less affected than at the former trial. |
The Sheriff, however, deemed it prudent to set a ),
,usTd over him in the jail to prevent him from :
suicide. The State will nett try Har- =
son McNesl as accessory, and it is said that :
he is even stronger against him than against "