Dodgeville chronicle. [volume] (Dodgeville, Wis.) 1862-current, 1869-03-05
> 2,,o FACTS AND An 1NSlDb',F FIGURES, ,,'r' ,on

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@snop o ,,o FF4Agrs" FAf r1s"i%f "ASp %ffG}BUREs CUR a,lg
1qTHE agesof the FresamenatY Yale range
from rom S9to Up. bob nj djial bna ,tn9b
CHEYENNE has three church organiza-
| tions and two church buildings.
7 "a SON of Theod6reG, 'of Abyssinia, is
travelling with q 'menagefiein England.
Is9dMsT. year the American Bible Society
printed 100000 copies of the Scriptures.
bm DURING January, F Pennsylvania yielded
lieum'l SSoffS oo4id1 'bfgYSS1P gS t1oe1fss1of 1ef
elTHE ffsg piafo sent to Japafid was' re-
/ Gently shipped thitherlbynn New Haven
manufacturer .. ,,ossa,,, t..,,,v,,,cr; p;J
1T is supposed that the annual losses by
cattle diseases ii this country amount to
\ 500, 100000. u 9tqo3q 9hj dlohw nSm
ia BUDDHISM monastery inThibetg15,-
~ 1eet ab9yeI tbs sea, is the highest
known human habitati0n,,
0NE New York 'lc,aarrJdr carJdrfTyer fTnar!oiiso is w266rth
$125OO0. He lately sold Oentrala Park
property that brought him $4,000.
ANEW HAVEN merchant Has insured
his life for $1,000 for the benefit of the
7 New Haven Orphan Asylam.alq /"
T NoN#-TH of the 10000 women and
i girls who1haye toIeafn their uown living
| week.
Mr.. BUR11NeAfEE' = credentials to the
French court were five feet long and cov-
4 cred all over with figeSoiawedl ldragonsa
l,naA NUMBER of yeang wGalen insa Maasa-
chusettsl manu- featuring ~ establishment PC
| Gently ,kert Silent, on a wager, for. sixty
Hong minutes. .h9Yo1q sad G0E!Q oSbbI
~ "A EcARGol of wheat from California,
1 which recently arrived at Boston andwas
4 sold, returns .a;net loss to the parties in-
terested Of over 100000: - 90. "'i'0o
New YoRiq is moro adesisely populated
than any other city. In one pottioh 192,-
| 900 persons reside, Within o. square mile.
London cannot furnish a parallel -
HALF l nile il $50 carried lff' loff Silver
| cup for the fastest OF. nine Vel6cipedists in
Nashua, NJ H., the other day, ,lthe victor
being Walter Hartman, nephew of the
Governor
aOuu1r Of 400, f8738t passennggerss CON
iaveyed on Massachusetts railroads.. in1S69,
/ seyenty7fYe3 lost their sliYes. N During the
s2ms period F l92 25 ff5|Pqaa IS sP employees weere
E aoY the eass SIDE of the highway ileadihg
lfroma Buck land, 4 Me-, to- the1 Congrcga.
tional Church in Sumner, everyatreeo is
| rock maple, and on the west side every
Etree is Beech nid D9-iiDp9a bna tIiissdod
lalnITis aeurieusi fact shat although
rain keeps thousands away frorar CHURCH
on Sunday, it does not deter single man
from attending to his business Oh week
1 DAYS. u g5nDC2 8Tol 10 sT3jov 9d1 10
t9b PROBABLY the oldest tree eionorecordis is
cypress at Semma, in ,Lombardy, that was
known to be standing when julius Caesar
lived, 1900 years ago.. 1t is 106 feet high
I and 20 feet in cireBmfereneeIaD .E7D
+ lTHEs largest man on record in modem
timesSwas Miles Darden, atnatiye eflMorth
Carolina, born in 1898. He was seven feet
and six inche Ugh. AZ his death, In 1857,
he weighed a. little over cone thousand
| pounds eyGIIiUs lesT9vin1 2niYiu tnem
7ab Hone KONG, contains $4,000 inhabi-
tants, Of whom $4,000 are Europeans and
Americans. ITS annual export and GIN
port is valued at $500, 900 o00.91 The
& Chinese exclusively occupy, a pogtionf9f
| the city. 80
in9 THE THE Maxwell House, ouBsae1 erected in Nash
tfVille, Tenn, on a lotthat was bought for
IgS11, in 1901 nearly completed at a. cost
OF. $400,000 1t will be one of the largest
fhotels in America. During the warit was
used as a hospital! 1oihA21 1904
n9IT seems thata veritable black diamond
was found byia Federal soldier 1backnef
Atlanta, Ga, 1t, is seYen;ejghths of an
inch long, two and q half inches" IN cir-
eumterence, weighs two, ounces and is
worth several thousand dollars ~
"A ,BRAKEMAE in Eastern nslyyasnnia,
who leaped from some cars that had be.
come uncoup1ed, and which ran back in
to passenger train, causing the loss of
several lives, has been sentenced to t1ir-
teen months hard labor for neglect Of
duty 91o'' 9DFn22'eaA ~ l''e M moTt
9DUR1kG the twelve months ending Oct.
| i, 1867, 78,45l crimes were committed in
New York. Of. these 78 were murders,
/ 7,721 assaults, and the remainder rob-
berries and thefts. The police force num-
bers2 200 men there's eight police JUS
/ tices, with II aldermen and 81 clerks to
assist them daily; one 7districtA attorney,
with 18 assistants; recorder, city judge,
4 and Judge of Overland terminer. Be
1 sides there are 35 officials afathe Court
| Of General sessip ipns and 8, ,ofleers of iSpe7
| cial Session, besides 4 coroners, and 40
iails,, station houses, &c, which require
Al Keepers. The .expense1of the city for
this number Of officials is $3,212,690 per
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