Cleveland daily leader. [volume] ([Cleveland, Ohio]) 1865-1873, 1866-06-26
OHIO NEWS.
,GEAUGA COUNTY.

From tho hardon Democrat:
8he post stde of nhasdoa has sheen
oficiaNy noeAed Tat his office has been
designated SsA MsheyAerder Office Thu
office is not, however, as yet, authorized
to do business under the Money-Order
system.
Ambrose A. Butts, of the town of Au-
burn, Geaugs county, recently lifted a
dead weight of 2,7373 lbs, which is the
greatest lifting feat on record. He has
been practising at intervals during the
last six years. DR.. Winship, for several
years past considered the strongest man
in the world, at last accounts had lifted
only 1900 lbs. l
The Assessor of Burton returns the tax
able PERSONAL properly in that town at
Sf5A,O62. The number of stock, vehicles,
etc in the town is as follows Horses $40;
cattle 2,342 mules l9i sheep 2,146; hogs.
2ssb dogs 3 carriages 3ls; watches IS;
pianos q In Burton the prospect for a
full crop of apples is good. Wheat and,
rye will fall considerably short of an
average crop. Corn and ests are doing
indy. The grass, which was somewhat
injured by the late frosts, has been great
y AHAChOA " lax ACNNAb AodNN AAAAlSI
and promises to be moro than an average
crop. 80
The ROIImeyer Case-Letfer from the
MOther Of BOIlmeyer.
Sme days ago We published q brief and
dispassienate editorial statement in regard
10 the difficulty in Dayton, growing out of
the removal from the grave of W, W.
Bolmeyer, formerly editor of the Dayton
Empire, of a tablet bearing q highly
offensive and malignant inscription.
This article has drawn forth the following
letter from the mother of Boflmeyer,
which we print below. We have no
desire to engage in a controversy with an
sged woman, and fortunately are not
tempted to do so, as the letter isa sufi-
Gent commentary upon itself.
WARREN, Juno 21tes 1866.
To the LEADER the assassins helper. You
i0reichGd liar, you know very well that the
ASSASSIN Brown stopped my son as he ann
from the market in the morning and in
suited him and hot him. the assassin had
his Pistil loaded in his pant-pOcket where
no man carries q Pistol except he intends to
useit instantly. Brown saw my son go to
mafket and tried to pick g quarrel with
him and then shot him it was a made up
thing between him and his helpers. They
tried to get my son arrested and wrote to
Washington for ii, but as he sent his daily
paper to the Secretary of State and he did
not see treason in it 90 they failed in that
they then determined to mob the once h4t
they found out they would get the worst of
1T, SO BrOloH shot my son. then they took
the assassin to an Abolition county, and
took him before an Abolition Judge Par
sons) who has thank God now his punish
ment and an Abolition Jury and anybody
knows what could be expected of their
Jury, as the Jury cane in, pot guilty
and had made out that the assassin ai4 il
in self-defense, when there was not one
witness that said my son had lifted a
finger To hurt Brown, the whole pack
hurrahed for the Rotten King of Ohio, the
trial was all settled beIorS i began but
Parsons has his pay, and as understand,
in two months after the trial, four of the
iurymen, the court clerk and sheriff who
picked the jury had to appear GeTors the
Judgment Of God and give an account OF
their evil doi8gs. how many of the rest
live ! do not kROE, bst ! Dc know that the
inscription OF that tombstone vas nothing
but the truth and was not offensive except
to the assassin and his helpers, but the trRth
IL offensive to the Abolition leaders and
BlOOdEO4ads, and Brown was Just as much
of an assassin IS Booth was who killed
Lincoln. May dOd soon send his tAgpder-
bolt and pierce the Gssassin's and MS
helpers hearts. this is the prayer Of Q
brokephearted mother. ca. BOLLNErER.