Dodgeville chronicle. [volume] (Dodgeville, Wis.) 1862-current, 1867-11-08

sentences of death. The trial OF Generai
Warren at Dublin was also concluded on
the list. He was found guilty of treason
and felony. A Manchester dispatch OF
the 4th says it is rumored as probable that
all the prisoners who were tried and con-
demned to death before the Special Com
mission will have their sentences commit
ed except the three NEST prominent ones
Allen, Gould and Larkin - who are
shown ty the evidence to be actual muir
derers OF the policeman Bretts The
alarm about the Fenians in Liverpool had
not subsidized any on the 4th. Troops
were still arriving there. At Dublin the
Nation and h'ishnaan newspapers consider
the action Of the Special Commission in
refusing to give General Warren mixed
jury as casus 5eNi. General Farrelo en-
tered plea of guilty before the Commits
sion, on the 4th. The case OF General
Nagle was postponed. Costello and Hal
pin were on trial
A dispatch from Florence, dated Novem-
Der 8, midnight, says Garibaldi still re-
mains st Monte Rotondo, where he retired
when he heard of the landing ofthe French
and the advance of the Italian troops,
deeming it hazardous to make an attack ON
Rome under the circumstances, with the
insufficient force under his command. He
has concentrated all the bands of volun-
teers at Monte Rotondo, where he has
taken strong position and gone into
camp. His men are actively engaged
throwing up entrenchments, preparing for
attack. He will await achievements and
watch the course of events. To the sum-
mons of the King to disarm, Garibaldi re-
plies by refusing to disband his army or
give up his enterprise against Rome, un.
less charge is made against the present.
reactionary ministry. The Emperor Ma
poieon has made a propositionto the King
of Italy to submit to the Inhabitants Of
Rome and the Papal provinces the settle
ment Of the Roman question by popular
vote; but the italian Government declines
to accept this plan for the solution of the
question, in which the interest Of the
whole nation is so deeply concerned. Ad-
vices from Italy on the 4th state that the
Papal troops will assume the offensive I'm
1t appears that the PROPOSE
ton to submit the Roman question to
vote of the Papal provinces was the sug-
gestion Of Victor Emanuel and King Will
liam as well as of Napoleon. A Berlin
dispatch states that Bismarki declares that
Prussia is at present neutral on the Roman
question. A Paris dispatch Of the 4th says
there are only two French regiments in
Rome. Dispatches received in London
from Florence, on the Sd, state that the
vote Of the towns in the province Of Rome
was unanimous for Italy. ~ = Z
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The West.
A fire in Cairo, Ill, on the morning
of the 4th, destroyed eleven buildings. Loss
$4,000; insurance $25, 900. h1lll 2 =
Ayman at the Southern Hotel, st. Louis,
was robbed on the night-of the I'd Of val
uables to the amont of $4,000.
Milton White was executed at Anderson,
Madison County, Ind, on, the LIST. forthe
- s.
murder of a man named Hoppas. = r II
A livery stable, millinery store, residence
and two tenement houses were burned in
ST. Joseph, Mo, on the night of the 5Oth
ult.
j. w. Johnson, q prominent citizen of
Wisconsin, a brilliant lawyer and eloquent
speaker, died in Madison, on the evening
Of the )31st. HdC1J ItfZAlJG
1t is officially announced that no clear
ances will be issued-to boats on the ILL
nois and Michigan canal after midnight on
the 18th of November. as > :
!. The banking house of Pettis g ingalls,,
at fremont, Tazewell county, Ill, was
broken into on the night of tbs S1st ult.,
and robbed of 100000 in currency, and
bonds. ,soAGh Eet1 ,@*fol~ AAi@s'~
On the night Of the 3D. the shops con-
nected with the Ohio penitentiary were
burned, and property consumed to the
extent of $75, 0o0,. With only e$2S,soo of
insurance Cause, incendiarism.
The American Express Company's car
onithe westernsbouhd express trainoon the
Michigan Southern Railroad was burned,
together with Its contents, between Mar
shall and Battle Greek, on the night of the
28th ult.
+. During the regale on Lake Michi-.
gan on the Sd, small boat containing two
young men, was driven out into the lake
opposite Chicago, and had not been heard
from up to, the morning of the 4th. The
young men were probably drowned.
i On the night, of the 31ss a stabbing af-
fray occurred In the est Division Of CHI
cage. Mr. Ambruster, proprietor OF q
hotel on west Lake street, and d Mr.. Cook
were severely, and II WAS feared fatally
stabbed by fourIroYdies. The sssailants
We're ARRESTED. T<TTv ETh LQ
The machine and ear shops at Bloom.
ipgton, owned andoperated blythe tChica-
go 6 St. Louis Railway were completely
destroyed by fire on, the night of the LIST,
with most OF their contents. The loss Is
put at $3.50, o0o.o About $50 men are
thrown out of employment BY the disaster.
A San Francisco telegram reports the
defeat Of military force under General
Crook, by Indians, near Goose Lake Val
ley, In Southern Oregon, on the nth Of
October The light lasted two days, and
Gen. Crook had one Lieutenant and six
men killed and twenty wounded. The loss
of the Indians is estimated at two hun,
.Ayouno man bv the name of julius G..