Dodgeville chronicle. [volume] (Dodgeville, Wis.) 1862-current, 1867-05-02

domestic. Paragraphs
The latest New York Ideals a kitchen
in the garnet. ..~ * g. =. . So :
The San Francisco papers chronicle q
Chinese marriage-Ah Fly to Cum Ho.
k-S. EB. Lovelandicof Pittsf0rd, killed
twent y-six. crows at asingle shot Monday
morning.
-Four millions are to be expended
for new State Capital building at AL
bany, N. Y.
"A noted courtesan in st. Louis sub
scri bed $4,000 to the rebuilding of the
Lindell House. rr - - gar = 81 es=> ~,
1t is proposed to build a bridge across
the Kennebec river nearly 2,T00 feet long,
and costing $1,0000O0.
1t is proposed to build a grand hotel in
and half of dollars.
The once famous Coquette Well, on
the Egbert farm, oil creek, continues to
yield two hundred barrels per day. :
"A young man employedin the rolling
mills at Bethlehem, Pa, has fallen heir to
an estate valued at eight million dollars.
The New York Herald entered
upon the full occupancy of its new build
ing (site of Barnum's Museum) last week.
"A Montana paper says the mortality
of Helena, is extraordinarily. good. Only
seventeen men were killed during the past
two weeks"
-Ata grand ball given by Jay Cooke, it
is said "the company commenced to arrive
at $50: dancing began at 730; supper
was served at 10:40!"
T,Ja L e.
uuently encountered in conversation and in
print. But whether either of them has yet
been encountered by widower gentleman,
or a widower man, remains to be discoY-
cred. - q ewE vw sh Z
is 100000; of Broadway. from Bowling
Green to Union Square, $51, 100000 but
this does not include the City Hall Park
and the various churches.
A newspaper correspondent says that
Chicago employs 1000 trade drummers,
Boston 5000 and New York 5000 Other
cities are supposed to make up round
10000. Thirty years ago the system was
unknown. ,CI.i On
DIR. w. w. Hebard, who lectured upon
the effects of alcohol on the human syst
tenn, at Boston, said he thought the time
would come when legislation would re-,
strain the sale Of opium, the betel nut, to-
bacco and pork, as well as liquor.
The largest vessel ever built at Detroit,
Mich, was launched on the 10th instant,
and, local paper says met her native ele-
ment under most aupicious circumstances
She is named the "Zachariah Chandler"
and will carry $4,000 bushels of corn.
The oldest and most notorious keeper
of houses of ill-fame at Hartford, Connec-
ticut, has protested religion, and now is a
regular attendant at church and an earnest
Christian, and as consequence, one of the
lowest sinks of iniquity in the State has
been broken up.
"A married lady, in Lansing, on Satur-
day morning last, did her usual weekly
washing, went to Jackson, distance of
forty miles, to do some shopping, returned
to Lansing, ironed the clothes washed in
the morning, and retired at the usual hour.
That woman is raaG Gcas. D.s
"A country paper in Wisconsin says
that the Legislature of that State cad
iourned non compos." This is about as bad
as the statement made by the Chairman of
a meeting held in Bryan Hall, in Chicago,
about six years ago, declaring certain
resolution 'passed Grim. con-" r. 20
The Michigan City Qnd.) Enterprise
says there are three German girls, living
eight miles from town, who walk in to the
German school every day, and return at
night They have missed but one week
during all this cold, hard winter, and were
only detained then because of their moth
er's sickness.
About 5000 Cinnamon are employed
txyf ho Do osE Dot
of California, at $50 (gold per month,
without board. Johnny besides proving
good washer-woman, cook and chamber
maid, has proved very effective man with
the shovel and the drill. What he lacks in
strength he makes UP in patient persevef
ance., . ts.et @
"A Vermont Journal thinks it is very
bad taste. not to say supremely ridiculous"
to place "deaths in newspapers in close
proximity to "births" and marriages"
and adds Hereafter, the deaths will
appear on the second page of this paper,
while the marriages and births may be
found, as usual on the last page"
Much to the dismay and modification
of our whisky sellers, says the Beloit
meeting on Monday evening, refused to
grant licenses for the sale of intoxicating
liquors in the city for the ensuing year.
The Council stood six for and six against
license, and the Mayor gave his casting
vote promptly against the whole thing.
One singular fact In connection with
the death of Mr.. Lincoln is that no Coro-
ner's inquest was ever held on his body;
no legal evidence taken as to the manner
of his death, nor was a single person &C
cused of connection with it ever brought
into a court of law; nor is there to this
day any legal testimony whatever az to the
manner of his DEATH the cause Of it, or who
killed him. 4
California papers are finding fault
with the ruling of the Internal Revenue
Bureau, at Washington, witch compels a
reduction to currency Of the gross income,
after which the $1,000 in currency is de-
Quoted. By this decision, a man in Cali
fornia having gross income of $4,000
where gold is the basis, is compelled, after
the deduction of $1,000, in currency is
made, to pay tax on 1866. IA f4A>i
Two of the rivers in Russian America
are the Kvikhpak and the Kuskokvm.
Fourth of July orators will be bothered
somewhat. How, for instance, are young
gentleman to "mark the flight Of the
American eagle from the PassamaQuoddy
to the Kvikhpak and the Kuskokym." Mr..
Seward, who has imposed throat splittera
upon the young lawyers OF, this generation,
oughtlto send each of them a prononncing
dictionary. u
1T is said that the salaries-the fees, we
presume-of lawyers in the United States
amount to $50, 600, 000j that the keeping of
criminals costs $12,000,000; that the dogs
require S10,000,000 for their subsistence