Cleveland daily leader. [volume] ([Cleveland, Ohio]) 1865-1873, 1866-08-28
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Gold closed night a. 1is5z.
Dan Richmond dies On Monday evening, ia New
York.
The ans for Offering green corn for sale in the
Cincinnati market is SO
Hog cholera is fa,aHy raging IN Washington
county, reuaesste. and surrounding e0untry-
The cholera has appeared 81 Mansfield, 0. -Four
cases, one Of than fatal, have bssn reported.
Mr. John PisrPont. egrs 81. disi at his resideEns
in Bed ord, Mas, OF Sunday night.
In ST. Louis there wsse 90 deaths from cholera
on Saturday, and 73 on Sunday
Tn. population of Toledo, by census just com
psted is "a CAL an Increase OF e2 within the last
year.
Cen. Lewis c. Hunt has been apPOinted coIleotor
OF Customs for the Distric; of Miami, toledo
ohi5-
The coutrac. for public printing o: the Stale o,
Ohio has ben awarded to L. D. Myers Brothers
Of tbs Mansfield Herald
Louis Napoleon is in III health, and has been
compelled to remit the Of state to seek reeups
ration.
Irhs sam Of $4,000 has been realized from the
sale Of the psws In ths new Jewish synagogus,
ny.
The journey men tAiiors' society ef PhilAdelphia
hsys resolved to turn out raasss 10 receive the
President.
dispatch at Columbus from Fort Laralnie con
tradiets ths rapport that Mrs Oarrinxto bad been
murdered By Indians.
A premium OF g., ,Oeo has been offered at Ka'
nazoo to the owner Of any horse that will beat
Flora Temples time-2;leA It is likely that
Dexter, Patrhsn and Butler siII lrot for it.
ATribuns special says that the PAymaster Gen
era announces that the recent proclamation Of the
President does not in any manner affect the pay oi
soldiers.
A Pekin, China, correspondent Of the New York
Time. states that the Chinese Government have
decided 70 sedd commissioner to the United States
Gen. Grant has finally concluded to accompany
the President on his Western trip. Our ws'hing-
ton dispatch gives a list Of the persons who viii
form the party
dispatch from Fortress Monroe says the i'm
precision prevails there that JEFF. Davis will soon
be released on his pGrola, on the ground Of cen
tinued i'll health.
dispatch from San Francisco says the British
ship FairIight, from Hong Kong to San FrAneiseO'
was wrecked on the 18th Of June, and one hundred
and forty Cinnamon and one Englishmsn (passen-
gers,) were drowned.
One OF tho most skillful hotel thieves in the
country, named Bully Jackson, was arrested 10 New
York on Saturday, aud will be tried on charge OF
stealing s., 4gO in money and iewelry from hotel
At long Branch few weeks sgo.
The English papers state, on the authority Of
Mr. Glass, that The Atlantic Cable sends six words
psr minute. Upon this side is has bsea sisted a
liltls higher, and perhaps the Ayerags may reach
eight asd a-half words.
An old revoiu .ionary soldier, named Frederick
Grader died recently Meadviiie. Miss, Ia the
one hundred and eighth year Of his age. He bad
served in tbs war of 1872 as well as during the
Revolution.
call appears in our tele ;rsphie columns for 4
eonve8tion Of soldiers and sailors, whe believe
treason Is odious and that traitors shsuld De pun
isd, to sssenblein Pittsburgh on the 27th OF Sep
tember.
Oar Dispatches report an attempt on ths part OF
the conviots to break out VI Sing Sing prison. N.Y.
which resulted in the death CT one Of them, the
woundiug Of several more, and the Illustration Of
the plot.
oaro Railroad was thrown from the track on Sat
urday morning, al Little Beaver River, and the
cars considerably damaged. A Baltimore merchant
named Huat had his collar bone broken, and ser
eral other persons injured bat none fatally.
The cable dispatches bring foreign news up to
last night The American Embassy were honored
with popular receptions IN Russia.....---.A lsrg,
meeting was held in Leipse which declared in fayoi
OF the union Of saKOny with Prussia.--..-.A lsrgs
Reform nesting in Birmingham yssterdAy, wa
addressed by John Bright.
| Oue Of the most fearful railroad calanities W
have Of late been called On to record took pla e
Sunday afternoon on the Erie Road, near Narrows
burg, n. J. Two freight trains, one loaded will
petroleum, eollided. The petroleum caught fir
ans burned the train, three dwelling houses, an'
several shops. a Mr.. Williams, while endesvorinG
to rescue his two children from ono Of the hou 'es
dropped one, and while attempting 70 rescue it al
thisc were fatally burned. The two children die
aad he Is not expected to recover. Mrs Williams
his wife, jumped from second story window an'
Immediately gave birth to q child. She is net ex
peeted to recover. The conductor Of the train wa
| laflv harmed