Cleveland daily leader. [volume] ([Cleveland, Ohio]) 1865-1873, 1866-07-04
THE NE w S.

Gold closed last night at I5lZ.
General Henry A Morrow has been appointed
Collector for the port Of Detroit.
negro Of Gilmer county, West Virginia, is
suing this clerk Of the County Court for refusing
to issue license for his marriage with white
woman.
| Th, sandusky, Dayton and Cincinnati Railroad
Clmpapy was, fsw days ago, rs-charte5ed as the
| "Saudusky and Cincinnati, with right Of way
l from Dayton to Cincinnati.
While engaged ia digging sewer in Washing
ton street, Chicago. Monday, man named Thos
Soonan was buried by tho caving in of the earth,
aud, up to the latest account had not been res
oued.
A messenger boy, employed in one Of the Chicago
banking houses, wAs robbed in the street Monday
morning Of slO,Ol0, which be was taking to the
Fifth National Bank. No clue to the money has
yet been discovered.
Non. R. c. Grier, Justice Of the Supreme Court
Of the United States, attacked st Williams
port Pennsy ylyania, a few days ago, by paralysis,
while in attendance upon the District Court of the
United States in srssion there The court was
Immediately adjourned.
The stables Of j. c. Jackson in Brooklyn, were
destroyed by hrs Monday night. A large number
Of valuab horses were burned to death, among
them several motel blooded stations. A fireman
was run over and killed. Suspicion rests upon a
nesro man as the incsndiary, and be has been
arrested.
The official count of the Nebraska vote gives
3,J3s for the Constitution, aud 3,s35 against it.
Nj. Marquette, the Union candidate for Congress
has majority Of l35, ald Butler, the Union can
ddate for Governor has majority of Ii5 Little,
the Democratic ca ldidatO for Chief Justice, is
elected by majority Of lo4 r Fl
The protrac;ed absence Of Captain Hall, the
Arctic explorer in the Arctic regions, having ex-
cited some stnewspaper) approximations for his
safety, the Captains friends are ont in a state
mt that be never expected to return home any
how till tue fall Of 1856 or the commsncenent Of
1867, 50 that there is no caase for anxiety.
Two more nati'naI cemeteries have been located
by the corps Of workmen engaged under the direc-
ton OF Lieutenant Colonel Moore, A. q. NJ. One
has been called the "City Point Cemstery," and is
situated one mile from City Point, Va, near the
banks OF the AppomAtox river, the farm Of L
Conner, and contains four acres. The other is
known "Fort Harrison Cemetery" and is
established On knoll half mile east OF Fort
Harrison, nine miles east from Richmond. Va This
C ,metery contains one and threc-quarter acres.
Il appears from dispatch to the Tribune, that
senator Lane determined to commit suicide while
Ia St. Louis Saturday, BY jumping ont OF
wlu1ow at the L nIe House. but restrained
from doing 50. When he raised the revolver to
shoot himself he said to his brother u-Iaw, Mr.
Mccall, - Goodbye, Mac" This dispatch stating
that he died at nine O'Clock MondIy morning is
G clntradicted by later one. Yesterday he was
entirely unconscious, and it was thought could
not possibly survive until morning His wife |
snd friends with him.
General Jordan, chief editor Of the Memphis |
Appeal, on Saturday challenged MA. Galloway, |
ofthe Memphis Avalanche, to mortal combat. |
The challenge was accepted and the parties re- /
paired TO Hernando, Miss, where 10th were |
arrested and placed under bonds 1t is thought |
the parties will 60 to Arkansas TO settle the diff
Guilty. The ehallsngs originated from Colonel |
Galloway writing severe attack sgainst General |
Jordon, on account Of an article written Ly the |
latter to Harper's Weekly, in whicl Jordon
blamed JET. Davis 'or the failure of the CoRfede-