Dodgeville chronicle. [volume] (Dodgeville, Wis.) 1862-current, 1866-06-28
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Wards Rolling Mills in Chicago; valued
| at 100000, was tentirely consumed by fire
on the evening of the,19th..'. ;iss -,
7e The Rev Ichabod -Oodding, the well
known and eloquent anti-slavery orator and
preacher. died at Baraboo,a Wis, on the
lltn inst. ;osNlns. ias.y. sif srsj ~ -.
The boiler of the tug Red Jacket exploded
in the Chicago river on the 18th, killing the
captain and one Of the crew, and iniuring
two or three more. s'ls ',7's@ q .-'st5 -
i;A trainof 800 Mornens passed through
Quincy non' .the 10th, en-roate for Salt Lake
City. The people filled IL coaches, while g.
were required to,earry their baggage.mee4
edITwo Gegmaas living inW ellis county, Iad.,i
drank each astquart Of brandy on aswager,.
which resulted IL i9 the death Of s9Ae,and al
but the. death of the other. i. all, -.
/, Anegro in indianapolis, named Brokear,
made an unsuccessful attempt to Kill him
ssI, with spehknifs9 e 81 the 31st Cause a
aomsst ifcSifagiffol ay!h fs'i' a'o"' scr s'ss'
Ldeasshaht' 60seraHH0Sr Bf0sss,,d If Tfi6dHisz,s
has .granteda SUSPENSION Of Tfg agsalff y SEM
,tehce in thsscSses Of VAN A6sdsfliand LEM.
on, the lyoungssmurderefs, until the s2Oth Of
july cs sIil biaasy ;,oy .od vi la b0s 2
( .There'was sstruotiye ieenfagrationsat
st, Joseph, Missouri. on the. 2lst--$aoo,-.
ooo worth Of property, in the business por-.
tion Of the city, was. consumed, on, which
there was SIZE, 900 insurance. ~.
/ About three thousand Norwegian emf
grants have passed through Chicago within
a.week or two past, bound chiefly Tor Iowa
and Minnssotas 81 More are said tosbeI onthe.
way, ri >.~dj, ssirs3sJzass'i III 'sso5'isisI
dr The,imaaeI Winona, belonging toGol, Wood,
the museum man of Chicago, which, died at
Adrian s!day qgo two ago, was purchased by
'thesColonel, short tine SINCE for 81, 23Q;.
Alexander Of Kentucky. COL Wood paid
$500 for a colt from fthis miaife mare. !" 's"'t"'
The IOWA lrepaiblftaH State 'csaS7snt5shhl
, has. iafdassrH bR.4w righe," ei "etdaf
66dnt5 ,oforgts.t$ry eoSstsve ;,sMajor MIR
Kin For .ststeadres&ffers fnEAnaBAi et6or3
istate rslitpr d Gu GpGsrpspse forsrsgister.,
IT the land Office; F. E. Bisses for attorney
general ard p. II. Stiles for7gepo of thes
supreme , e9urts'l .msd1 aniisasi,, 10 - 4
Some excitemenatt has as 2sep produced by
late gold discoveries in the Vermiion dis ]
trict. Gulch diggings are said to have been
found ono White Fan river; which, It il
thought, IT, are of extra richness; Superior
.Cityis alin, O. blazesihi consequence, and !.
everybody has relapse of the gold fever.
*Tffe late cold storm i'm Michigan on Sua- I
day and eMondsy had amostediss&reas ,gegrs
suits. the sheep having just been shorn, and |
catching fatal cold. From advices received
at Detroit, it is estimated that over. one
hundred thouaand must have died from this
cause in Michigan. The, farmers are feel
ing very blue in consequence. =
Z Governor Low has appointed Steve Ven 1
ard, of Nevada, Abide Camp on the staff of 4
the -Commander-in-C Chief with the rank of
Lieutenant C oionel, ini'censidefstion oof
/" meritorions services in the feli," This
is the hero who, single haRded,s followed to
their den in the mountains and kllleq three
express robbers and recovered the money,
over 5000 as,2d 81 .,ne..
Mrs. Bsmis, the mother Of the family yy at !
fected with trichin@. il. Marion, Ioya, died
on the 18th, This makes the fifth case re-
-sulting fatally. The others Of the family
affected are improving, and win probably
recover. Several other wen marked cases.
of triohina are reportedin Marion town
ship. tt is 4also reported that a family
named Jordan, consisting of FIVE or six
persons, living in an adjoining township, are
i'll of trichiniasis.
horrible murder Of An entire family
took place early Tuesday morning at Or