Dodgeville chronicle. [volume] (Dodgeville, Wis.) 1862-current, 1869-12-10
Weekly 'gNeys',, Ne'sly87s1' ,'Sn Summary Summary
FOREIGN.i


ian Ottawa, Canada, dispatch of the .27tf
says the Government" had received dis
patches from sMra, MeDougall relative lc
the Winnipeg ipsurrection, confirming The
reports received. !. Med Dougall expresses a
belief that the agitation would die outs as
| soon as proper explanations could :, be
made tosthe halfbrecds. EsbaaaI odi NJ a
T" Full returns from tile late, elections in
Newfoundland show twenty;one Anti
Confederates and nine Confedcrates
1electad stsi uono99 oi fapmraa Tiiged ]"
b., A Havana telegram OF tie 27th says the
@DtqTo of. that date contradicts tbedispatch
in the New York. Tribune that a Spanish
fleet had been ordered to rendezvous in
New York harbor, and says such stories
are inventions Of the, friends of the Cuban
The London Times fay1olrfs the annexation
Of San Domingo to the United States. ,'F
la Advices received at st. Paul on the 30th
ult, from the Red River country say the
insurgents organized a. Provisional Gov
ernment on the 10Th , n",I Il I, XII, r'.'.y ais m
The York Igaes' correspondent at
Pekin, writes that, the Chinese Govern
ment islanxious to have it clearly under
stood that Burlingame's treaty has. not
been rejected, but that action on it is only
deferred, it being thought best to wait un-
til the results of the negotiations of the
mission with!other countries were received,
when the, whole subject might be dis
posed of at once The confidence of the
Ministers in Mr.. Burlingarne is nnshaken.
tn"Aii formidable conspiracy among the
negro slaves at Sagua was, recently dis
covered, by which they were to massacre
their Spanish masters, burn the estates,
and declare themselves free Twelve of
the leaders were summarily shot ~
n "A Paris dispatch of the Sd says, the re-
ported difficulty between Paris and Wash
ington about the landing Of the French
cable on the American shores, has been
lamicably settled 9i5 is iLg9 9sa9Iq
4 A telegram from San. Francisco on the
81 says, Sonora has been devastated by
Indians, and Durango has suffered Sc
verely from rains Three water-spouts
destroyed a village of 800 houses, filled
the mines with water, and damaged the
fields. - : -
.GI.EOHT-
DOMESTIC. .arl;v..r.a
Gold closed in New York on the--3d
at 1928. ss
The jury in the Credit Mobilier oase2at
Harrisburg Pa, returned.a verdict on the
25th for the COMMONWEALTH of $407, ,4S3
80. The amount claimed by the Common
wealth was $685., 9,548.S7-'
The New York Canal Commissioners
have 'decidedto close the canals in that
State on the 10th of December, unless
sooner closed by ioe.: : ,ss->,,g3
United States Marshal Harlow, of~New
York, on the, 24th took formal possession
of the thirty Spanish gunboats in the
NorthRiver, in the nameof the Omitted
States G Government, on a,charge of an in
tended violation Of the neutrality laws
A Washington special to the Chicago
journal on the 525th states that, in view
of the fact that fleet of Spanish war
vessels had sailed for d. visit to New York
United States Commissioner Belts, of
New York city, has decided that the de-
livery Of letter to an authorized agent of
the person to whom it is addressed termi-
mates the connection Of the post-ofice
with it, and subsequent embezzlement by
such agent is not an offense against the
United States, butt can only be taken cog
nizance of by the State courts. ''' "
ys Mr. Delameter, thebuilder of the. Span
ish gunboats under seizure at New York,
has filed claim to them as his own prop
erty. efad n tadt tqg.il .'aad
A counterfeit So coupon of the bonds
of. 1881, the first $50, notes, was received
at the Treasury on the Doth, having been
paid in Boston and forwarded to Wash
ington. A fifteen cent note and two twen-
ty-five cent notes weresr receiyed which had
not been stamped with the seal required
to be put on at the9department.. T IN
Wall street wasin a greater panic on the
Goth ult. than at any time since the Oath of
September The excitement was caused
blythe fall in gold to a lower price than at
any time since 1862 Holders of stocks
were greatly excited, and there was much
alarm among holders of produce and dry
goods on account of the shrinkage in
Values. aa4 - ~ 80 ~ 49, - III
The sack containing the mail made up
at Toledo on the Goth ult., for Chicago
and Chicago distribution, was stolen at
the Toledo depot in the evening.
A disastrous fire occurred at Jackson,
Mich, on the evening Of the 30th ult.,
caused by a man drawing gasoline near
burning lamp. The loss is estimated at
100000, with light insurance A man
named Rnnyan, assisting Z In removing
goods from store, was fatally injured by
the explosion of powder. 1adi-,4sa 1;'r
The Ohio State Christian Convention
met at Columbus on the Both ult III.
Thane, Miller, of Cincinnati, was elected
PRESIDENT. ,sf3zolI bue
. Receipts of internal revenue for the
month of November were $13,145,570;
the corresponding month OF. last year,
$9,64O,OOO.
/. The New York Gopwse,'ciaE of the sOth
eult. learns from the navy yard that several
vessels had already sailed, and others were
preparing to sail, under sealed orders. 1t
was the prevailing opinion, at the yard,
that their destination was Cuban waters.
Amen Y ork telegram of the 30th says