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Cleveland daily leader. [volume] ([Cleveland, Ohio]) 1865-1873, 1866-04-19
Financial.

NEW fosK, April IS
The Commercial says:
The stock market continues quiet and strong.
Speculative movements have subsidized, but stock
has OF reacted, as usual, after the excitement.
This result somewhat surprises even the most san
guine. and encourages, in some quarters, the re
newal of operations for a still further advance.
The diversion Of traffic from the Canadian roads
by the suspension of reciprocity, is likely to benefit
other roads materially, and this consideration con
stitutes an element Of strength in the stock most
directly affected AT the morning board North
western preferred was the strongest stock on the
list, and we understand there are large orders for
the shares. 1t is reported that the company is
likely to have a surplus available for a dividend,
and that there is a disposition among the directors
to devote it TO that purpose. Erie continues firm,
closing at z advance. Cleveland & Toledo is also
strong at l0lL.
The miscellaneous list is quiet.
Coal stocks firm except Cumberland, which is Z
lower. Spring Mountain sold at 45@50; Spruce
Hill shill sold at the open board at Ga for a small
lot, There appear to be no sellers Of the stock at
last quotations.
State stocks a shade hrmer. Tennessee Is sold
at 9OL69l
Governments more active, gold-besrIng bonds
being q better throughout. 5-20s more in demand
in anticipation ofthe payment of the May coupons,
7-3Os active at l0OH4l0l. Compound notes are
selling freely at within a fraction Of par aud inter
est added
Cleveland daily leader. [volume] ([Cleveland, Ohio]) 1865-1873, 1866-04-19

c.. J.. Keeler, N. D., Eclectic Physician,
office hours II A. n. to 2 P. NJ, at the store
of J.. J. Vogt, 50 south side Public Square,
during the week, and on Sunday from l to
. P. N. Residence-East Cleveland, OPP
posite the Post Office, at the terminus o fthe
East Cleveland Street Railroad. ApI IL
Cleveland daily leader. [volume] ([Cleveland, Ohio]) 1865-1873, 1866-04-19

"ANTED-By two Young Ladies, situations a.
w Teachers or Copyisfs. Highest references viii
Be furnished. Please sddress MISS LIZZIE s,
Meadyille, Pa. epls.307
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SUCCESSFUL LAUNcH.-on Tuesday a fine
vessel was launched at Fairport. She is
It's feet long, 81 feet beam, and lS feet hold,
with a capacity of about $50 tons. She
was built by Messrs. ]. E. & D. E. Bailey,
of gainesville, and is one of the largest
ever built at Fairport. The launch was q
successful one.
Cleveland daily leader. [volume] ([Cleveland, Ohio]) 1865-1873, 1866-04-19

MACHINERY FOR SALE.-For sale one
IA Bah Co.'S No. 2 Planer and MAtcheri one
secondhand PlAner and hatcher; two new surface
PlAners; one new and tzo secondhand Power Nor
lice Machines; one Sash Sucker; enc Stave Ma
chine Al the rnnning parts Of 2 hnley Saw MI
lac Seneca street. apls.30s
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Police ccuRT.-Judge Abbey disposed oil
the following cases in the Police Court thi:
mornings
DisturbGnee-John Beets, William Car
roll, Charles Martin and John Phelps, each
IS and costs.
Lewd Behayior-Michasl Mahoney, S
and costs.
DEunk-Adelia Murphy and Francis
Aeker, each 81 and COSTS John Bartlett, s.
and costs; William Williams, s. and costs
Reuben Dick, S. and costs.
Selling Unwholesome Meat-William
Knapp, IS and costs.
Yagrancy-Henry Slater and John Hef-
ferman, each so days in the workhouse.
Assault and Battery-Mary Welsh and
Mary Ann Welsh, each 81 and costs; Frank
Ward, s. and costs.
Petit Isrosny-Moses Nelson, costs and
10 days in jail on bread and water.
violating Market ordinsnce-Christ. ].
Bohler, costs.
Robbery-charles Brown, continued un-
til the $50 inst; bail s 1000.
Cleveland daily leader. [volume] ([Cleveland, Ohio]) 1865-1873, 1866-04-19

E0R eALE-A desirable residence, No z5 SEQ
- Vile Gvezue. House and Barn In good order.
Hogss contains eleven rooms; double p~arlors; bath
room with hot and cold water. Lot contains q Vari-
e9 Of choice tait trees In bearing order. Lot Is
fest 'front.' Us feet deep. Inquire offs. FOLJAMBE,
corner Superior and Seneca-sts. aplT:30I
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Pittsburgh Petroleum Market.
Especial to Cleveland Daily LsADEa.l

PITTSBURGH, April 1s-l:40 A. n.
The demand is improving. Receipts Of Crude
1000 bbls. Salts 1000 bbls Crude in bulk at 13c {:
1900 bbis without packages at 1916; 100 bbls
free on dars at Isc. Refined sales 1000 bbls bond
ed at works, June delivery, Sc; 1000 bbls st works
s6c 900 bbls, August delivery, at SIC; $500 bbls
bonded brilliant, August delivery in Philadelphia,
buyers option at 35c.
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DIED.

STEeMAN-0n Wednesday, 18th inst, of Ty-
phoid Fever, Henry Sttgman. Aged % years
His friends are invited TO attend his funeral
from the New Hospital, on Perry street, this day,
CThursdsy) at 3 P. II.
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Omnibus Once Removed to 100 SuDe-
rlnr Street

The undersigned has recently increased and i'm
proved his facilities for supplying Hacks, Carri-
ages, and Omnibuses and also Moving Wagons.
Orders for passengers and baggage to the Depots
and Landings will be received from c
A. NJ. TO o P. NJ. II. S. STEVENS.
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AMERICAN HoUsE
e. B.. HALE,
BANKEF

III Superior Street, Cleveland, Ohio.
ESTABLISHED 1852.
Dealer in 7-3O and all other Government Bonds.
POUND INTEREST NOTES, Canada and incur
rent money. COUPONS cashed without charge.
DEPOSITS received and COLLECTIONS made at
all points. jan27:Rl1
Cleveland daily leader. [volume] ([Cleveland, Ohio]) 1865-1873, 1866-04-19

BRAN NEw.-A new street car has made
its appearance on the track of the East
Cleveland Railroad Company. It is well
fitted up. Another has been ordered, and
will be on in q day or tive.
Cleveland daily leader. [volume] ([Cleveland, Ohio]) 1865-1873, 1866-04-19

PERsoSAL-We noticed yesterday among
the guests at the Weddell House Mr.. Daniel
Easement, of gainesville, brother Of Gen.
Jack Easement, and e well-knoWn railroad
contractor. He is 4 partner of General
Easement in the contract for laying the
track of the Pacific Railroad from Omaha
to Salt Lake City-about seven hundred
miles. The laying of the track was begun
last week and the first hundred miles will
be finished By May 18th, and trains put OF
the road.
Cleveland daily leader. [volume] ([Cleveland, Ohio]) 1865-1873, 1866-04-19

The Chair Factory advertised for sale at
Bedford, Ohio in this paper is not our es-
adjustment. WHEKLocE 4 Co.
GprIG-3GS-
Cleveland daily leader. [volume] ([Cleveland, Ohio]) 1865-1873, 1866-04-19

The largest and disappointed Telegraph
&c College in the United States is at Lyman's
Hall, under the management of the Union
Business College.
Cleveland daily leader. [volume] ([Cleveland, Ohio]) 1865-1873, 1866-04-19

ACADEMY OF Music" Little Treasure ="
wa brought out last night in fine style.
Tonight the Daughter of the Regiment"
and capital farce comprise the programme.
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GENTS WANTED-To sell Lloyd's Battle
"a History Of the Great Rebellion, IN enc volume;
also several other popular subscription books. Fer
catalogue and terms address B. Room 4,
AnaEicAn Building, Cleveland, o.. apl6;39s
WANTED-Assnts to sen and put up Baritone
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WAN0s-RARE CHANCE FOR AGENTS.
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Cleveland daily leader. [volume] ([Cleveland, Ohio]) 1865-1873, 1866-04-19

JUDGE WnLsox.-Judge Wilson, of the
o. s. District Court, has arrived in New
York. He wilTreaeh this city in time for
the May session.
Cleveland daily leader. [volume] ([Cleveland, Ohio]) 1865-1873, 1866-04-19

DIscoSsoLATE.-A diseonsolate husband
was looking over the shipping yesterday
morning for a runaway wife. He feared
she had run eff with " another man."
Cleveland daily leader. [volume] ([Cleveland, Ohio]) 1865-1873, 1866-04-19

PorAroEs.-Ths City of Cleveland, Capt.
Mckay, came in yesterday morning with a
heavy cargo of potatoes from Detroit.
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REGISTER
ARRIVALS

M Citizens wishing conveyance to either Of the
above Trains or Beats, will be called for by Coaches
Of stevens' Omnibus Line, by leaving their address
at the Omnibus ONCE, leo Superior street, next
door to the Weddell House.
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KT For Evening Edition News
see inside.
"a For Morning Edition News
see outside.
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J Bartlett Sewing Machine.

I IcEEsED under patsnts Of Howe, Wheeler 4
II Wilson, Grover 4 Baker, and Singer Col, and
the only Cheap Machine IN the United States, having
the n2ht % use the Whseer 4 Wilson or four motion
We want Agentz to seH then. VIII nay $50 to 400
Per month, or allow large Commissions, VIII send
Machines, TO be paid fer when sold. For c~irculars
fermR, &C., enclese stamp and address
PAGE BR0THERS, General Agents.
Il other Of four emces. PhfladelpAiAs Pa, Toledo,
ss1s win single or double thrsad.-scisninc
American. mar2TS0-lmd1mW
Cleveland daily leader. [volume] ([Cleveland, Ohio]) 1865-1873, 1866-04-19

A GRAND SELECT SOCIAL PARTY
Will be given at cARRRTTss HALL. THURS
DAY EVENING, April 18th, 1906.
COMMITTEE OF A-RRANGEMENTs.
D.. A. Cattell, J. johnson, G.. Newman. I. 5.
Esterbrooks Ut. COwIey.
The Managers will spare no pains to make this n
Grand and Select Party. Tickets 81. Music by
Tudor's full Band. anIs-snT
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TUESDAY, MAY Ist,
AT 8 O'CLOCK P. M

AT u P. NJ.
The Northern Light viii positively sail on the
above mentioned day. Send freight to cur WaIe-
house. ROBERT HANNA & CO.,
spl6;3lO 1G9 ard III River street.
Cleveland daily leader. [volume] ([Cleveland, Ohio]) 1865-1873, 1866-04-19
THE MCCONNELL CASE.
Judgment of the Court.

The Ottawa Times of the 18th inst, gives
the following report OF the close of the Nc
Cornell case in Canada:
At eleven o'clock Saturday forenoon, the
decision of His Worship the Police Magis-
trate on the case Of Alexander Mcconnell,
charged with the murder in Ohio, on the
24th of Msrch last, of Mrs. Rosa Colvin, was
given. The Court room was packed with
persons.
Mr.. Sheriff Nicola was recalled by Mr..
Lees, and deposed that he was q member of
the Cleveland bar, but had not been prac-
ticing for some time. He had professional
knowledge ofthe laws Of the State of Ohio.
Killing with malice aforethought is consid-
ed there to be murder in The first degree /;
and the malicious killing of a person by an
other without p~remedition is murder in the
second degree.
To His Worship. The fare from Cleve-
land to 0gdensburgh is S1450, American
currency. 1t is the shortest route hither.
To Mr.. Buckley-It is customary for our
juries to find verdiets of man-slaughter.
His Worship then read over his Judgment,
| which we subioin. 1t gives evidence of a
careful study at all the points of the case,
and is besides a cleverly prepared and well
worded document.
The prisoner during the time it was being
-
read betrayed much nervous anxiety. He
became very pale and appeared, when His
| Worship concluded, quite unnamed. His
| Counsel, Mr.. Buckley, shook his hand be-
| fore he was removed, and babe him cheer
up. The wife of Mcconnell has attended
| regularly each day Of the examination, and
seemed to place the most implicit faith in a
| statement of her husband that Mr.. Buckley
would get him of, and that he (the &C.
cused) would accompany her home on Sat-
urdsy.
We cannot but state our opinion that the
Police Magistrate has taken the only
proper view Of the case. b evidence
throughout has clearly gone to prove the
guilt Of Mcconnell, and despite the clev-
erly conducted cross-examination and de
fence of the prisoners council, sufficient
has been adduced to warrant His Worship
in deciding that the prisoner shall be ex-
tradited. The dispositions of Colvln and
Crawford were made in a straightforward
and unhesitating manner, and convinced
all who heard them os their truth.
The prisoner will be at once AIKEN to
Cleveland and tried, and, it is scarcely tc
be doubted, will. be found guilty of the
murder, than which q more cold-blooded
and heartless one we have scarcely ever
been called upon to record.
The following up and arrest Of McCOn-
nell is but another proof that in this age Of
telegraphs and railroads no prominent
criminal has much chance of escape from
Justice. Mr.. Detective odell would have
earned for himself in this instance; had he
not already possessed one, e character fol
shrewdness and ability. Whilst such men
are in the ranks of the detective army lit
tie fear need be entertained By law-abiding
people that murderers or vagabonds of any
stripe will invade society for any length Of
time without detection.
Cleveland daily leader. [volume] ([Cleveland, Ohio]) 1865-1873, 1866-04-19

ACADENIY On Music.
John A. ElsIsr. Manager r. H. asary-.rrssur,

John A. Elslsr Manager 3. H. Gsary Treasurer.
PaIcEs OF ADMIssIox.-Drsss Circle and Par
Iuette, 80 cents; Reserved Seats to Dress Circle, rs
cents Family Circle, so cents; Gallery, Is csnts;
Private Boxes, IS and s.; Single Seats In Private
Boxes, s1,O0.
Doors open at TOO. Curtain rises as 7:45.
Colored persons will, under no circumstances, be
permitted to occupy seats in any ether portion Of
the house. save the Gallery. Admission rs cents.
Last night but two Of the Engagement Of
MISS EMILE MELVILLE.
Last night OF the Grand Musical Drama,
OF II REGIMENT.
This THURSDAY EVENING, April 18th, 1856,
will be presented the
DAUGHTER OF THE REGIMENT. i,
Josephine, Daughter of the Regiment,
Miss Emile Melville.
In which she will introduce the 'fsong Of the
Drum, Search thro' the Wide World - :" Rata
plan, salute a Ia France" " Ill Baehio,p ASK
me not Why" France, 1 Adore Thee" and
"Lo, Hear the Gentle Lark"
To conclude with the beautiful comic Drama Of
KATY O,SHEAL.
Katy O'Sheal, with songs.-.............M Miss Melville.
% Tomorrow Farewell Benefit Of Miss EnlIe
Melville.
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CITY NEWS
PARTICULAR NOTICES

Latest sheet music at HALLS, II Monument
Square.
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FOR LAKE SUPERIOR.
FOR LAKE sUPERIOR-FIRST BOAT
THROUGH.


THE STAUNCH ANDe
reliable steamer, NORTH 4 Inn
ERN LIGHT, Captain NJ. H.IA-ES4LiS
aURcH, will leave our dock foIHSEZ@~
Lake Superior Ports,
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gdufb mna..

USE bditg, rpefitl MIR III 9eodhtenpolen RuBeuH=
Senuns nit asldileir fiji cine siiidibe, eIiae 3fnft
}bef6dftigen anb unfern aebenspfab nit Roien bez
itreuen mic bdniig fommt bic EduidHng unb sere
triimmert ale 6offnIngen ale i'm 8ornus genoifenen
6reIben. gsie oft, ioenn aniere. gbantaiie iniern
Beg nit 8IumenfnoSpen unb irii6sepumsenen &rdn=
sen bebedt it ,ins Der peritedte Dorm unb 8ut be-
seidmet unfere 5uBfpuren.
ii SoIcbe gebanten qudIen ben geft bes bitter se=
tdnf6ten Nenf6en, Tiefiinnig iiht sr unb bdIt es
fir ansgemat, baB in oieier orgenuouen ggelt feil
Slid uno feline SeIisfe bIiben fSnnen. Gr iiberIest
unb erpdgt anb tommt e,i0IiG su benz S1InB hes brz
3tii9en Gtebter5, poas Der Reni9 sum seib seibaen
fei.d
Aber tueId' iiBer Groit, penn er bic GntSed,ins
mat er babe stnen 5renb, Der chen 10 fiibIt pe er
ieIbf &usenbIidlib rbtet it len Geift pieber eni-
por unb seist ieins rSbi9tsit piebsr in 5iesr be-
weeIiden, uoribersebsnben 9SeIt Iiebt es Der Neib
pidt ii teffinnigen Betracbtungen iiber feinen le
itano fange su berIaen. CT mag fir ein 9SeiIe bic
fbnoere saft Der Trarigfet unS bes Tribnns tragen
mnb 5ers lino @eii br Sriden Iaflen, aber baIb
ipirb er mad eem tfoitbringenbem freuosen Gsbait@
ten baf4en, INN ieiae Sprsen absuperfen pnb bic
buntIe Rolte gu peri6ea6en, bic ieinen Gait iberz
idattet.
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Ses ei9ts aus bimmlifdem .auea nnb erbelt isinsn
@ei9tstreis. slle tiefiiinissn geSanfen isben uno
fem 9ers beIebt @ pieber otrd bic Rdbe perpaaoter
@esenitdnbe MnD empfdngt neaes Gnt5iiden aus jes=
Hder Eaelle. 80 1T Der Renfd. ssr+ !.
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! Maa8 unS Gcsp;tht.
Die Gciperbtbdtiafeit in ben 8ers
ciltiatctt &faateft.

ssie INNER bel Ssr GrDfinans bes Gonsreiies gieb4
pie Resieranss gruderei cine srose ansabI 5iie1ltz
lider 1otamente aus; pas SntersTdirtefte ilii6
Ai6tisfte antsr ibhen 1T Elm GaartbanS Don $50
Soften, in peIdein bic 3aiammenfel.lns Der G3ewerbe
m ben gereinsten 5taaten, anf benz Sub bes Genfs
non 1860 'entbaIten it, 8ab nab isinsm Gintritt in
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sln Eriesrid, Naceert,

aBie seftern 1T mir's. bai mir emit seieffen.
gu 9eruett Siisen, beimsesansener @eifter,
linb Iauf9tsn Defines @unSes finn,ser Rebe,
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SnbeB 9u meifter warbft II, alien Gtiden,s, rs
Stub aaf Der S@uIbanf ftsen mir sebIiebenH.
OBJ Su ms IabeIit nun aus b6bern Spbaren2
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Miiblen in S6dtiefeit gu crbalten. Die
fer siinitise StanO Der gBitterllng n.ad1te
es ltnfern Sarntern nt09li6, ben srOBfen
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StanOe su urtbeilcn, cine quite Grnte.
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county unb bon Sen an 9fprb Carolina
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ale gut "ausmaden". 9lu6 elm, 3ei@
tlIns, Die Union Stag" erlAcint bier
llnO erfrelIt fid) sroBer Sbeilnabme Sell
tens bes 9SublifltnS.
Die Sft Senneilee@ unb 8irginia~
Gilenbabn bietct elm iebr bequemes
Serbinounssmittel suifben sforben unb
Sloeu. Seine @eeenO tam mebr
Gortbeile biniidtlid Der freien SSabt
zines Wfarftplabes auffueiien, alS Dit
SenneIlee.
OaS Oelfeber bat bier nidt Sen
@6bepunft erreidt, ipie anbersmo, OBJ
Wobl man 9tnseiden be5 SnrbanOens
ieins bon Del 9efunOen bat. Sic Sluz
gen unter uns eri1nern ii6 bcs SUPPER
fSiebcrs in Sen Sabreu 1854 unb 1855
nur 81 tuobl, I'm iid) III lpagebaliige
Spefulationen einSulahen.
Sn meinem ndbiten 8riefe Elm SSei-
teres iIber 9lngeIe9enbeiten bon allge<
meinein SntereIle unO iusbeloabere iiber
ben @fineralrei6tbun Oes 2anoes.
0lufri@tig Der Sbrise .
Tennessee staatszeitung. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-187?, 1866-03-17
Scr 9ra..r, ber s,eimasb.

Grad BEN GngIii9en hes Eboinas 9sopre.,
aer fiibIt ME- pie i9mersli6 usilo =.
Der 9cimatb Truam, Der 9eiinatb Iraum
9os gers bef3Ietbt, bic seeIe fiint
9luf ferner Reere 6oein Raiim
gsobt stdnst pom 9intmet bemalt
Der SiiOlanbstiiftes soIbner Sa,ini
9ocb ale, ale iiberftrabIt s
Der 9einsatb Eranm, ber 9eifnatb Graunt,
Zen Segler frase, penn fem 59ifi 81
Sur9siebt Der Rosen bunfIen S9mrfu,
gSas i'm erfrei.t, ,penn 5lufb uno 9tifi
SIN 8onbIitbt sidnst.2 Der 9eimatb Sranin.
@as ldneit entfbmanS, febrt inn srriid,
Gr HSrtsr @osen 8raHSnn9 iailnt:
9en,e ibut 1T 9offnung. Troft aao Slid =
Ter 5eimath lrailnl, Der Ssimatb 3rannl-s
Tennessee staatszeitung. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-187?, 1866-03-17

= Ma8 offisieHen Beri9ten aus Canada II ssHsn
@eiammts 8spslferuus 100000, grunb6efter $685.
36a. nit 46, 600 COO ader 2anb iubpsM bes
Dntten abperfen; aanbgbester ndnnli9e: f06,7O2,
nnb Sa bieie iebr f9nen sur Steauns BON grunbbes
ser beranridten 10 ie Der Mrbeit elm nnbesreustes
SeIb srSnet 50, 26i @atroisn, peI4e iir 1000 900
5if9e iabrti@ aiisiilbfsn. Sm sabre 1855 parhen
62s elife nit 900 1snuelt sbaIt esbaut nnb ana
Canada aHein fur 100000 e 9eIs ansaefabu. Die
Gsiammtausfnbr bslaufs i@ auf 100000 e. unh
ibre eii.nbabnsu Adben cine aanss BON $500 sRtsn.