Cleveland daily leader. [volume] ([Cleveland, Ohio]) 1865-1873, 1866-04-12

The MCDONNELL CAsE-The Prosecuting
Attorney, NJ. S. Castle, Esq, has within a
day or two sent on TO Secretary Seward,
care of Hon. R. P. spalding, the necessary
documents to procure the issue, by that
high official, of requisitiOn papers, for the
extradition of Alexander Mcconnell in
case the magistrate, before whom he is now
being examined, holds him for trial on the
charge of murder.
Deputy Sheriff Homer Strong, who left
this city Tuesday night with Jacob Miller,
bound for Ottawa, C. W, will doubtless
arrive there this neutrality-suspicious., they
reached the place last night. We find in
the Toronto Globe the following item OF
local interest:
Sheriff Nicola, of Cleveland, Ohio, and
William Colvin, arrived on Saturday, to
give evidence against Mcconnell, charged
with the murder of Mrs. Colvin, at Ohm
sted Falls, on the oath ult. The prisoner
is about thirty-fve years of age. He was
brought before the police magistrate, and
the dispositions of the sheriff and OF Colyin
were taken. The evidence of the latter
was given in a straightforward, unhesitat-
ing manner. ClOshing found on McCon-
neil, when arrested, was recognized as
Colvin's. The evidence seems to be against
the prisoner, who viii likely be sent to the
States for trial on a writ of extradition.
THs LATE Mrs. J. c. WHIrE.-We have
already announced the death, on the morn
ing of the 10Th inst, of the wife of Rev.
James C. White, formerly pastor of Ply
mouth Church in this city, and stated that
there might possibly be a funeral service
held here on the arrival of the remains, as
the bereaved husband is accom- them
to Cincinnati for interment. Mr.. VIM. J.
TAFT received the following telegram from
Mr.. White late Tuesday night, from which
We learn there viii be no service here:
Providence, P. l., April 10.
WV. J. TAFT: I reach Cleveland at $50
Thursday evening. Do not stop.
JAMES C. WHITE.
The remains viii be borne to this city
over the Lake Shore road. The train is due
here at $500. We are informed that a large
number of the personal friends Of the de
ceased and the afflicted husband intend
meeting him at the union depot tonight.
TEACHERS ISsTITUTE.-The Elyria Demo
crat of the 18th inst, in noticing the session
of the Teachers Institute in that place last
week speaks as follows in compliment of the
address of the Superintendent of our public
schools: q" On Wednesday evening Hon.
Ansou Smyth, of Cleveland, addressed the
teachers and others at the Stone Church, on
the physical, mental, moral, social and edu-
c%ationGl qualities requisite in the profession
of teachers. We have not room for a re-
capitulation Of his ideas, but we will say
that we have seldom listened to SO many
truths, so forcibly uttered, in any hours talk,
on any subject. All felt that they had pro-
flied largely by listening to his sddress."
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