Dodgeville chronicle. [volume] (Dodgeville, Wis.) 1862-current, 1869-06-04
News Summary.

The annual fair of the Platteyille Agri:
cultural Society is to be held on Thursday
Friday and Saturday, September both,
October 1st and I'd. .2@i4F 1@
The Grand Jury Of Owen county,
Ky, hove found an indictment against a
woman for witchcraft 7s,Z ssf 51la
The first Hartford passenger across
the continent by the completed Pacific
railroad was q young women who had
faith enough in young mans word to
trayehthree thousand five hundred miles
to marry him,
Information is wanted Of one Moses
Duyette, son of Francois Duyette, who
resides at Hooksett, Mass. The last heard
of Moses, he was at Green Bay. Any
person who has any knowledge Of him
will confer great favor by addressing the
father atHooksett. Wisconsin papers are
requested to copy. rd,...sa rs-r.+.,5 ,
The Illinois river has overfowed the
bottom lands at La Sale, and destroyed
the corn crop thereon. 9.1 H.. Ao .,g 30, 70
Tho Indians are again on the "war
patb,pl haing attacked the Scandinavian
settlements southwest Of Lake Sibley and
killed five persons ,a,gt t.. ~,
Miss Charlotte Jolly, young, graceful
and accomplished, committed suicide at
her uncle's residence in Portage City, Sat
urday morning; and no cause is, assigned
or KNOWN a79qsq lsi7o'oio usm790 81
New wheat was sold in St. Louis June
LET VvvtCc dcfaW ~ ,sjiI1J Dvaruo@ 9H
Memphis, on Saturday, received 5000
bushels, neWswheat from Pamela county,
Miss:ta 1t classed as fairgo - zslim ytd9i3
"A correspondent Of the Peoria TiiGscr-iiyt
says the largest crop and finest fruit ever
shipped from Southern Illinois, will go
north this season. g1Ud 10 lisa sgsd 'sqIao
In the New School Assembly yesterl4
day, Rev. Dr.. Sunderland, in speaking. to.
n resolution, praying forsasppaeeful lsoluT
ton of the Alabama question, expressed
the opinion that England needed a good
sound drubbing,"' and if that, were given
her, it would advance the cause yofy Christ
fully one hundred years but, at the same
time, he was not in favor Of the United
States undertaking to do the job ri rg4u
An gentleman, formerly a.
member Of Parliament, now travelling. in
this country has returned to the Secretary
of the Treasury all excuses ofsinterest
which he Is receiving on United States
bonds held By him, oyer three per cent.
He claims that the Government ought not
to paymore than three per cent, and has
asked the Secretary to issue him three per
cont:1bonds.g The Secretary has invited
him to come to Washington, with a5view
Of arranging the matter with him. Is
this the latest case Of insanity? - 5f ~ L
Mis-, iSalHe Fisk, grandmother of the
late on.lStephens AsnDouglas. died lon
Sunday at her residence in Clifton Springs,
N. " Of heart disease, in, the eSlst year
OF her age. sb j95m 0I ioSg hiucg sa a4
The Indians made raid on the Kan
sas Pacific railroad, near Fossil Greek Sta
ton, on Friday night last, tore up the
track, killed two and wounded four per-
sons, after which they made their escape.
A dispatch from Gen. Reynolds states that
scouting. party from Fort Griffin recently
defeated band Of Comanches and Kiowas
near Double Mountain. The Indians in
the Vicinity Of the Republican river are on
abe waripath. .5oa 9ts,9 ,girw aa9 -.