Cleveland daily leader. [volume] ([Cleveland, Ohio]) 1865-1873, 1866-06-30
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There was a great FIRE in Natchez Thursday. Tn
ioss will reach 10000.
Peaches are selling in Columbus, Georgia, a
twenty-five oeRts per dozen.
Major Gen. schoheld, L. S. A.. is at the Astor
House, New Ysrk'
Nearly $4,000 worth of GOTTEN was destroyed
by fire in New York yesterday.
The Memphis pIIsterers have agreed to strike
for six dJ'lars per day.
! Representative Wa-hbu rne, of Illinois, who has
been i'll for a few days, is recovering.
vourg lady was struck by lightning in Indi-
annapolis, on Thursday night, aad remained iusen-
sibe for six hours.
Charges affecting the private conduct of General
Fitzpatrick, Minister to Chill, said t have been
presented to the State Department.
A boy in Worcester, Mass, recently found 81, 500
in the street. The aer rewarded him to the ex-
tent Of = dollar.
The degree OF LII. D. has been conferred on
Hon. John A. Bingham, By thu Mount Union Col
lege, in Stark county.
The Democracy of Vermont re-enacted the farce
yesterday of nominating candidates for State Of
feers.
1t is reported that Mr.. o. Il. Browning will be
made Secretary Of the Interior. 1t is also stated
that Assistant Post Master General Randall wilI
be appointed to the same Office iu a few weeks.
The Democratic Convention of the Thirteenth
Ohio District met Thursday and took eighty-seven
ballets for candidate for Congtess, the last one
resulting in the nomination Of Gen. Morgan
Thecomme1cemsnt exercises of Kenyon College,
at Gamtier, Ohio, was largely attended Thursday
The Hon. George Il. Peudlotou delivered an excel
lent address before the College Society.
The recent FIRE at Virginia City, Nevada, d-s-
troyed property amounting two hundred thousand
dollars, and rendered four fundreI people house
less.
Brooklyn has a Mayor who ia one of thousand
The City Council having passed resolution to
raise his salary from 1000 to 5000, the Mayor
the Hon. Samuel NJ. Booth-has vetoed it,
The Chicago Council has authorized the construc-
tion OF a tunnel under the river, at Washington
street, and if tbs eIPir1ment succeeds other
s,rets are to be tunneled-
The Augusta papers are laughing over a suit
brought by a colored girl against negro swain,
for breach of promise Of marriage. Such prose-
cution has never before been known in Georgia
court.
A Paris writer says the Emperor has had private
wires attached to the different telsgrsphs, and
sends private kilograms with his own hands to
Count Bismarck at Berlin, and Gen. La Marmora
at Florence.
The soldiers OF Illinois will celebrate the 4th Of
July at Salem in that State. 1t is expected that
twenty-five thousand persons will be in attendance
Gov Cgiesby and Generals Sherman aud Logan |
will be present.
e-and TrrrIr I1ana-A-iuIla enuntr N Y. |
have presented indictments against hu o'Neil |
aud number of other Fenians arrested at Ma |
lone and Buffalo Their cases werJ postponed and |
they released on bail.
They do things in hurry in CALIFORNIA;, as wit |
ness the following programme Of pleasant little
Affair.": San Juan stage robbed Of 5000; reward |
offered at E a. m; robbers shot and all the money |
at p m; ooroner's inquest at p. N
funeral Of the thieves at p. m.
The Milwaukee Wisconsin relates a touching in.
rident OF a little boy, six years old, named Willie
strausburg, who died few days ago in that city,
from the effects of excessive grief produced by the
loss Of a hne Newfoundland doe mis- constant aud
1tithfuI companion fnr .se past two yeaIs.
The off = the Sandusky, Newark and Mahs-
isI4 Railroad at Mount Vernon, Ohio, was entered
Thursday night and the Office safe, with that of
he United States Express Company, were blown
pen and the contents, lued at SOM three or
our hundne dollars, removed therefrom. There
) no clus to the burglars.
A man giving his name as willism Young, en-
cred this Atlanta lGeorgia) Natibual Bauk,
trough open window, picked up packages of
money amounting to over $4,000, threw them out
+ the window, and WAS about to follow, when the
tteution Of the cashier (who was in the room but
oncealed by desk,) wa. attracted by the noise
Ie seized the robber by the leg, he was passing
ut Of the window, and held him until persons out
ide secured him.
The strike among the iron mi crs at Marquette
nded on the 2lst. The men went to work at the
ID " tgas, two dollars per day. The men struck
lr an advance of half dollar per day and re-
uction Of the time to eight hours, with other
linor claims. They were unfortunate both in de-
handling tcO much and asking it in the wrong
ime. Vessels were scarce at Marquette during the
trike, and labor was therefore not in urgent de-
laud. After losing several weeks wages, and
Uttered from want OF means, the men have been
ompe]led to so TO work without accomplishing any
hing by the strike. A number OF strikers were
rrested by the authorities for interfering with
hose who refused to join them