Cleveland daily leader. [volume] ([Cleveland, Ohio]) 1865-1873, 1866-07-17
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Gsn Logan l. in Wesnip-
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go. - y ~ ResstsaE
~ sssa "a lssessotA are buying wheat il
-. - lAstIss u 90 and 81 65 per bash.
y 4SNers $40 dsssAs IN New York list wees
% all causes.
Two essAsoE cSoIsIz sad three of sun stroke &C.
earF~a in Nssr York yesterday.
ga. Grant aud stsh were at the Metropolitan
HoteI New YORK, yesterday. z #fEs
The intstnst fesesus reoeGpts for the last week
we're over i've millions.
waasngson gossips pretend 70 Believe that NC
CelIaa has been invited home to tuceeed Stanton
in the War Department.
John B. Cough returns an income for aboat SIS :
900 which shows thst slecturing' Is pas ing bus
fness 90 hia. 8
oosered girl 10 Georgia has brought a suit for
bTesch Of promise Of marriage against negro man
II is the first case Of the kind known in Georgia
A horse railway has Just been commenced in
Springfield, fll., frO-a tbe Capitol Square to the
tomb Of Lloeoln, at Oak Hhl.
The world moves A severe shock Of earth
quake wss fsIt Al Sacramento. CAL, night before
last. --r Ht
The New York Firemens' Association have voted
to send forty men and an elegant steam fire engine
90 the Paris exhibition -sr-
A FIRE in Chicago, on Sunday, destroyed thirty
frame buildings, OF State street, rendering nfty
families houseless.
The President yesterday sent to Congress his
veto oftb new Freednen's Bu eau haIl- The bill,
as 1t passed Congress, was pnsIshsd In the LEADER
last Thursday.
Inc wife Of ksjOr-General yen. C. Davis fell
overheard nom the Louisville mil boat lately,
and nurrowiy escaped drowning. The General
sprsBg iu ard saved her. sss
1t turns out that breckenridge and other Feuth-
ern refugees in Canada offered their services to
the CsnaciAn Government Curing the Fenian rai5's,
bat thsy psEs DO, accepted. l
Congress yesterday promptly passed the Freed
meas bureaa bill over The Presidents Veto, BY
tho necessary two-thirdH vote. In the Senate the
vote vas 50 eyes, u nosa IN the House, I0I ayes,
IS noes.
= party ef 1l7 disbsnded California soldiers
'.Ails4 for sonoss. Saturday, FROM San Francisco,
xeT nfmes. ard with plenty of smfnubition and
money, rpdsr command Of Capt. Barney, who
has coinpfssien a. BrigSdier General in the
Libersl army. Hh-=l
dispatch Wss received By the President yes-
Tsrdas nom the Indian Commissioners at Fors
Laramie, stating that salts 'Actory treaties Of
Peaee have been concluded with the Upper Platte,
Sioux, and Cheyenne Indians. 'sfe sasa-
Ths ohio Dem lrratie State Executive Commit
tee. which met in Columbus yesterday. appointed
Wm Allen, Geo. II. PeRdletOn, eco. " Morgan
and NJ. Il. wiIIstt delegates at large to the Phil
sdslPhiA Convention, lrTFagF
Prot Goodwin Smith, in Aaletter TO the Lon on
Duily News, suggests that considering the admir-
sbls way in which the Amreicas government has
behaved sbsut ths Fsussu rusts, EuslaDd should
consent to an inquiry on the AlabanA question
The Government is taking steps Cor the removal
Of all the bOies Of nafSnal soldiers buried around
Nashville 70 one common cemetery. The new
burial ground Is tract OF forty live acres on the
Louisville and Nashville Railroad, about Eve miles
from the city .-r-. .--f-...s
little girl eight CT nine years Of age was
brought up in the General Sessions in New York
q few days sgo and sentenced to the penitentiary
for one month, for attempt to steal 81 worth Of
artificial flowers at school commencement.
What sort of people are they who would let
little child go to prison.
A San Francisco telegram states that the clipper
ship Hornet, from Eew York for SansFraneisco,
was burned ct sec on the ID of May. The captain,
twelve Of the crew and two passengers arrived at
San Francisco, 'ng been picked up by vessel,
after being forty three days in q lcRg-bost Tive
other boats, containing about twonty persons,
have not bern heard from. fifk
The people ef Tantslon, a town in Feanessee
have lately had sensation in the shAps Of ran
taukerous catamount- It made it's app.arancs in
q house and leaped on 4 bed where an infant was
sleeping, but did it no harm. Itthen made havoc
among the poultry 10 the yard, but was driven OF
By negro woman, ans repaired to the telegraph
Office and attacked the operator, who in the strug
gle broke its leg After that it was killed By the
dogs and men Of the village who turned out ea
aasse to hunt IL down. i4-a -rz
Last Tuesday while two ladies were walking
near Vincennes, Ind they found by the road
side the body Of = man who had sppAreutIy just
been murdered, the body being still warn.
family living near by were informed at once, bot
manifested no interest whatever in the matter
At Yincennes Marshal nonavan was notifed Of
the fact, and he proceeded to the spot that night
but did not Hnd the body. The next day it was
found 50 badly dlsheured BY the hogs that ii was
impossible 70 identify IL