Dodgeville chronicle. [volume] (Dodgeville, Wis.) 1862-current, 1866-11-22
The East.

| N EAC hIHRSas
Mrs. Elizabeth Cady Stanton, who an
nounced herself as candidate for Congress
in one Of the New York districts, received
eight votes.
| The dry goods market in New York on The
10th was panicky, and hardly quotable, as
sales could badly be effected al any reason
able price.
In view of possible expedition to Ire
land, the Stephens Fenians of New York
speak of the necessity Of their cutting the
Atlantic cable at this end
The injunction in the case of the Good
year Dental Vulcanite Company against
White, granted in Boston, was obtained by
default, without resistance, and in no way
affects Western dentists
Bennett, Of the New York Herald, is out
in favor of his old opponent, Horace Gree
ley, for the United States Senator of New
York, to succeed Judge Harris,
A New York dispatch states that the re-
cent great decline in provisions has resulted
in the failure Of two or three prominent
parties engaged in that line in that city.
Considerable excitement has been created
among horse owners by the discovery that
horse feed sold in New York is extensively
mixed and adulterated with ground plaster
Cough lectured in the Cooper Institute,
New York, on Thursday evening, the 9th,
for the benefit of Orville Gardner, the re-
formed prize fighter. The receipts were
So, 5000
There is much speculation as to the
whereabouts of James Stephens, G. O. l. r.
Some believe him to have sailed for Ireland,
while others believe him to be still in New
York.
The bill making habitual drunkenness
sufficient cause for divorce, has passed the
Vermont Legislature-thirtee to eleven
with an amendment, requiring that the
drunkenness must be of two years duration
previous to the finding of the libel.
Evacuation Day is one of the great New
York holidays. 1t occurs on Monday, No
vember 26, and will be celebrated by an ex-
y.
1t is the anniversary of the evacuation of
New York by the British troops in 1888.
A fire occurred at Concord, New Hamp-
shire, on the 10th inst, burning over an
acre Of ground, but the character of the
property destroyed was such that the loss
is only about $4,000. The buildings
burned were mostly small tenement houses.
Hon. John A. Bingham, member of Con-
gress, from Ohio, is preparing articles of
impeachment against President johnson,
for consideration at the approaching session.
1t is reported among the charges he will
make against the President is that of aiding
and abetting the assassination of Mr.. Lin
colin.
Official returns from New York, nearly
complete, give Gov. Fenton nearly Is, 600
majority. Senator Harris, Governor Fem
ton and Horace Greeley are the most promi-
nent Republican candidates for United
States Senator, in this State, with the
chances in favor of Gov. Fenton.
The day express west on the Buffalo and
Erie railroad, was thrown off the track
near Wesleyville, four miles east of Erie,
at four o'clock, on the 18th. Some fifty
persons were injured, and five killed. The
killed are Dr.. Wheeler, of Milwaukee, his
daughter4in law, and her child; man
named Hunt, of Danyille, N. T., and an
other named Harlan, residence not known.
The dead and wounded were brought to
Erie. The acct dent was caused by the neg
ligenee of wor KIN en- engaged in repairing
the track.