Dodgeville chronicle. [volume] (Dodgeville, Wis.) 1862-current, 1870-07-01

heart cut out, and a coal Of fire placed in
| it, The remainder of the party reached
Camp Grant. The mules were captured
and wagons and merchandise destroyed.
General lCogswell ordered Lieutenant
Cushing, of the Third Cavalry, to pursue
the savages Their camp was discovered
and surprised, and thirty-fve Indians
killed and two captured The village
property was destroyed. -
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a7a3 10 PERSONAL .v7trros 3
Jerome Napoleon Bonaparte died at
Baltimore, on the morning of the 17th,
aged 65 years. His mother-in-law, Mrs
| Williams, also died the same morning.
The Red Stockings defeated the Eek
fords, in New York on the 17th-24 to 2.
The President on the 18th nominated
Roger s. Green Associate Justice OF the
Supreme Court of Washington Territory
Colonel G.. G. Crow, of Alabama, recent
ly confirmed by the Senate as Secretary OF
Utah, died on the 18th, of consumption.
At New York city on the 18th the Red
Stockings beat the Stars-16 to II.
Rev. B. B.. Nadel, President of the
Drew Theological Seminary, N. j., died
suddenly on the morning of the 20th.
In a fve-innings game of baseball
played at Cleveland on the Goth, the White
Stockings, of Chicago, defeated the Forest
Citys, of Cleveland "a to 8.
The White Stockings, of Chicago, de-
feated the Niagaras, Of Buffalo, on the 2lst
ga to IA The Red Stockings defeated
the Intrepids, of Philadelphia so to 10.
Red Cloud and party reached Omaha
on the 21st, en- route for their home. = ie
TheNew York State Sunday School Con-
vention began tsfifteenth annualsessionln
New York city on the 21st. Resolutions
were adopted against sectarian appropria-
tions of public funds and the exclusion OF
the Bible from the public schools. .arq5.a
About 100 Chinese passed St. Louis on
the 22d, en- route to New Orleans. ts
Nearly one thousand delegates to the
fifteenth annual session of the Interna-
tional Convention of the Young Mems
Christian Association assembled at Indian
apolis, Ind, on the 3d. ~ .si Eo6 .n a
At Rochester, N. Y, on the 2Sd, the
White Stockings defeated the Flour Citys,
of Rochester-46 to 20. At Philadelphia,
the Red Stockings beat the Athletics-27
to %. .yetf .sg3st s.i.t feissT.
The grand jury at Canandaigua, N. Y,
on the 21st, indicted General Starr for
violation of the neutrality laws. The case
was set for the 27th. ,, ar3 e.
James Boyd, q heavy gold operator in
New York, failed on the, 23d; estimated
liabilities, 100000, rae gsfse
The Red Stockings defeated the Key
stone Club, Of, Philadelphia, on the s8d-
81 to 26. 4c @
Horace Greeley was better on the 22d,
though still quite ILL., ,4.s5-
The nomination of Colonel Ackerman
to be Attorney General was confirmed by
the Senate on the 23d. Mr.. Ackerman
raached Washington on the 23d, and had
aa interview with the President. ~, +, i.
The President has nominated Jared
Benson Collector of Internal Revenue IN
the Second District. of Minnesota; Byron
g. Daniels Assessor for New Mexico.
Postmasters s-P, L, Earnest, Ottawa, Kan;
FL. s. Towne, Ripon, Wis; FL D. O'Brien,
st. Anthony Falls, Mimi.
.ai6nI nipetHEFCkIasY 10 ss1 aTas
Gov. Hoffman, of New York, has vetoed
the bill discriminating against foreign
companies in the matter of taxation. s
The Democrats of Vermont, in con-
vention at Montpelier, on the lEth'
nominated John T. Edwards for Governor,
and the other candidates of last year. '
The Maine Republican State Conven-
ton On the 10th nominated Hon. Sidney
Perham for Governor. The State Tenn
perance Convention, held at Auburn on
the nth, also nominated Mr.. Perham.
The Republican State Convention OF
Iowa is called to meet at DesMoines on
the nth of August. 9l4na9 ea1aDeai 2
The Republican State Convention of
West Virginia met at Parkersburg on the
22d, and the whole State ticket was re-
nominated The Congressional Conven-
tions for the First and Second Districts
were also held, and General Golf was
nominated from the First, and Mr.. Nc
Grew from the Second. -.~' ''"' p
In the Connecticut Legislature, on the
2sd the proposed amendment to the State
Constitution striking out the word
"White," was rejected-yeas, 11S; nays,
s9-two- thirds not voting in the affirma-
tive.
The Massachusetts Legislature, on the
esd. closed a session of ITO days. The
Hartford and Erie State Aid bill and the
Eight. Hour law were both killed.
The Vermont Republican State Con-
yention on the 23d nominated John w.
Stewart, of Middlebury, for Governor !;
George N. Dole, Of Island Pond, for Lieu
tenant Governor, and John B. Page, OF
Montpelier, for Treasurer.
At the Republican Congressional Con-
yention in Indianapolis on the 23d, Gen
eral Coburn was nominated by acclama-
ton.
The recent Democratic Convention for
the Fourth Congressional District of
Ohio nominated Hon. ]. F. Mckinney,
of Piqua.
At the Democratic Congressional Con-
yention held in New Albany, Ind. on the
23d, Hor. NJ. G. Kerr was nominated for
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