Dodgeville chronicle. [volume] (Dodgeville, Wis.) 1862-current, 1870-06-10
PERSONAL.

State Editors and Publishers Association
met in Indianapolis on the 9th.
At GAINESVILLE, Wis, on the 27th,' the
White Stockings, of Chicago, defeated the
Mutuals, of GAINESVILLE, in game of base
ball-74 to 5.
A game of baseball on the 9th, in New
York city, between the Forest City Club,
of Rockford, and the Unions, of Morris
sania, was called at the close of the third
inning, on account of severe rain storm
which set in. The score stood to 4, with
a prospect of the Western boys coming
out victorious.
The wife of Senator Wilson died at Ma
tick, Mass, on the 2Sth.
The soldiers monument in Woon-
socket, R. L, was dedicated by military
and civic procession and exercises in
Harris Hall, on the 28th. The Grafton
was delivered by Senator Thayer, of Ne
braska. sfe rs se.aeq ee
The President has nominated Drake
DeKay, of New Jersey, Consul at Mag
dalen, Mexico.
The model of the equestrian statue OF
Gen. Lyon by James William Mcdonald,
of New York, has been placed on exhibi-
ton at st. Louis.
Red Cloud and party arrived at Omaha
on the eSth, en- route for Washington.
In the United States Circuit Court at
St. louis, on the 28th ult., the case of j.
m md
Maj. G. A. Page, for false imprisonment
and illegal conversion of property, was
decided in favor of the defendants. The
case will be carried to the Supreme Court
of the United States.
The Boston excursionists arrived at
San Francisco on the 31st ult
Geo. Seddons, the prize fighter, was sem
fenced, at Boston, on the 31st ult., to six
months Imprisonment in the House of
Correction.
On the 31st ult. thirty thousand chill
dren celebrated the forty first anniversary
of the Brooklyn Sunday School Union.
General Donnelly was removed from
Franklin to st. Adams, VT, on the after
noon OF the 31st ult., and was still under
| arrest.
An Albany, N. Y, dispatch of the 3lst
states that "Colonel J. B. Loverich is au-
| thorized by Governor Hoffman to proceed
to Malone Immediately and furnish trans
portation home to all strangers in and
about that place. Hon. VIM. M. Tweed
| advances the money, and authorizes
Colonel Loverich to send home at his ex-
pense all belonging in the city of New
York"
The Haymakers, of Troy, N. Y, beat
the Unions, of Morrisania, at base ball on
the 3Oth ult., by score of 81 to 1S. On
the 31st, the Forest Citys, of Rockford,
defeated the Atlantics, of Brooklyn, N. Y,
III to 16. The Cincinnati Red Stock
| ings played the Cleveland Forest Citys,
at Cleveland on the 31st, and scored 81 to
their opponents 13.
Decoration day, 30th ult, was appro-
| priately observed throughout the Union.
| The cornerstone of monument to
Baron Steuben, over his grave in the
town of Steuben, N, Y, was laid on the
1st, by Horatio Seymour, in presence of
5000 people.
Hon. John Cramer, of Waterford, N.
Y, the only surviving member of the JEFF
| ferson ELECTORAL ticket, died on the eve
ming of the 1st, in his ninety seventh
year.
| General Donnnelly was brought before
United States Commissioner Smalley, of
Burlington, vt, on the 1st., and waived
an examination, and in default of bail was
ordered committed. Owing to his wounds
it was not deemed prudent to put him in
| jail, and he was at the Weldon House in
charge of Deputy Marshal.
| The President has nominated E. P.
Smith, of New York, Examiner of Claims
in the State Department.
An excursion party of two hundred and
eighty-five lady school-teachers from Cali
fornia passed through Chicago on the Cd,
en- route for the East.
Spotted Tail and party had talk with
the President, Secretary Belknap, and
| Commissioners Parker, on the I'd, in
which desire for peace was expressed
on both sides. Spotted Tail and Red
Cloud had friendly interview.