Dodgeville chronicle. [volume] (Dodgeville, Wis.) 1862-current, 1869-08-06
DODGEVIILE WISCONSIN, FRIDAY AUGUST 1863.
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Admiral Farragut and wife arrived a
San Francisco on the 26th. la}t
Charles A. Aiken, Professor in Prince
ton College, has been elected President 0
Union College, at Schenectady, by tn
Trustees.
Gen. A. s. Webb has accepted the Presi
dency of the College Of the City of New
York. ~t~ r-'s
William H. Sylvis, President of the Ma
tional Labor Union, and for many years
President of the National Molders' Union
died in Philadelphia on the 9th, of con
gestion of the bowels.
Private letters from the Northern Pa
cifc Exploring Party were received in
Minneapolis, Mimi, Oh the 9th. They
went from Fort Abercrombie down the
Red River by steamboat to Georgetown
The party were en- route for Pembina by
water, and were all we'll
The ball at Long Branch on the night
of the 26th, in honor of the President,
was crowded. Among those present were
ex-Secretary Borie and wife, Gen. W. T.
Sherman and daughter, Gen. Phil. Sheri-
dan and lady, Generals ingalls,, Reeves,
Ames, Porter, Comstock, Walden, Merritt,
Lieut. Gov Woodford and others. H
The American Pathological Association
was partially organized at Poughkeepsie,
N. Y, on the 28th.
Congratulatory messages over the COM
pletion of the new French cable passed
between Napoleon and President Grant,
on the 28th. "f
Ex-Secretary Seward arrived at Victoria,
Vancouver's Island, July 20, where he met
with an enthusiastic reception. After
visiting Puget Sound he proceeded to
Alaska, and would return to San Francisco
in about three weeks.
The Congressional Committee ON Ways
and Means left San-F francisco for the East,
on the 26th. 5'f
The representatives of two leading
Chinese companies, of San Francisco,
have accepted the invitation of the Chicago
Commercial party to accompany them to
Chicago as guests. They will afterwards
visit the Eastern and Southern cities
The Prince Royal of Denmark was
married, on the Doth ult., to the Princess
Louise of Sweden aM h..a ,n-
President Grant returned to Washington
on the morning of the goth ult., accompa-
MED by his Private Secretary, General Por-
ter and Secretary Fish. A special Cabinet
meeting was held at the Executive Man
sion. All the members were present ex-
cept Postmaster General Creswell. The
President returned to Long Branch on the
Both. s. 1 ,@o @
The last three Cuban prisoners were re-
leased from Fort Lafayette on the Doth
ult., on pledge not to fight against Spain.
Fifteen hundred of the New York jour
neymen tailors struck on the Doth ult., for
an advance Of thirty-five per cent on their
wages. .''5'~ i''!
Milton Alden, patentee of several agri-
cultural implements, was instantly killed
on the 30th ult., by being caught in a re-
volving wheel in his establishment at
Auburn, n. Y.sss bo,lgg 81"
The Grand Division of the Sons Of
Temperance in the eastern portion oil
the State of New York was recently in
session at Binghamton. Reports show
$4,000 male and 5000 female members in
the divisions under its jurisdiction.
Hon. Isaac Toucey, ex-Secretary of the
Navy died at New Haven, Conn.,, on
the morning Of the 30th ult. Fl