Dodgeville chronicle. [volume] (Dodgeville, Wis.) 1862-current, 1870-06-10
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pepding the vote the House, aAlu much e&cACe
ment, adjourned.
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A Quebec dispatch of the 9th state
that a destructive fire was raging a
Saguenay, covering an area OF five mile
wide by thirty in length. Over i've nun
dred families, numbering 1850 persons
had been rendered destitute. Six adult
and two children had perished In th
flames. A wharf at Ha Ha Bay and severa
churches had been burned. The fir
originated in the woods.
According to Toronto dispatch of thu
27th the movement at Huntington begar
at five a. m. of that day, and after th'
Fenians had constructed breastwork o
rails across field, on the north bank O
Trout River, some Canadian troops came
up and attacked them, and after q few
shots the Fenian forces retreated bach
over the boundary line, leaving a few
wounded and one killed on the field. NJ
Canadians were hurt. A dispatch from
Dundee, Canada, says the Fenian advance
guard was driven in. The main army
commanded by General Starr, was attack
ed and driven across the line by the Eng
lish force, supposed to be 5000 strong
The Fenians had seven killed and severa
wounded The enemy's loss was mo-
known. The battle lasted an hour anG
twenty minutes.
The London Times of May2S says the
result of the trial of O'Neill will be await
ed in England with great anxiety, amica
BILE relations between the United States
and England being fully involved in the
issue.
A late Paris dispatch states that Prince
Pierre Bonaparte had been ordered by the
Emperor into two years exile in Ameri
ca, and that he would soon leave for New
York. He was under surveillance at Au
teuil.
A London dispatch of the Goth says
"Advices from Rome represent infallibil
lists in and out of the council as extremely
active during the debate which is going
on. They have called in all the absentee
of their party to meet the vote which will
soon be taken, and outside of the council
they are assembling in large numbers
and exert powerful pressure on th'
dissentients"
A st. Johns dispatch of the 29th say
a party of drunken Canadians had, the da.
before, torn down the United States fial
from the American Consul's Office. TIL,
outrage was deeply regretted by the citi
zens
A Toronto dispatch of the 29th state
that the railway companies had offered t.
take the Fenians home at half fare in boz
oars.
A Paris dispatch of the 30th ult state
that the smallpox was increasing terribly
in that city.
A recent fearful confagration at Con
stantinople destroyed fifty buildings in tn
wealthy quarter of the city.
Passengers from Havana, who arrived
in New York city on the 30th ult., stat
that rumor was current in Havana OF
the 25th that the Cuban steamer Uptol
had landed her passengers and cargo il
one of the bays on the north shore of tn
Eastern Department.
Recent advices from the west coast Q
Africa report that a party of missionaries
consisting of Mr.. and Mrs. Ramseya, AM
Mr.. Knohe, and attendants, had been cap
tured by the Ashantees, and taken int
the interior.
In Paris, on the 3Oth ult., more thai
twenty persons, charged with complicit
in the regicide plot, were unconditional.
released.
+ A Constantinople dispatch of the Is
says: "The fearful vindictiveness of ma
tive Christians in Roumania, Turkisl
province, against the Jewish population
eliminated on Sunday in the wholssal
butchery Of the Jews by the Christians
Thousands of men, women and chlldrel
were dragged from their houses an
slaughtered The work of slaughter goe
on in the interior. The authorities hav
made no movement to check it."
In the celebrated Mordaunt divorce cas-
at London the decision of the court o.
the appeal of the plaintiff is to the effec
that, owing to the continued insanity o
Lady Mordaunt, she is in no condition t.
make legal reply therefore proceeding
for divorce can be carried no further.
Late adyices from Rio Janeiro say tn
Argentine Republic had declined to rec
ognize Gen. Jordan, and force had bee
sent against his followers, on account G
the assassination of Urguiza.
A Montreal dispatch of the I'd an
nounces that troops were being rapid.
withdrawn from the front.
8 A very extensive fire was raging IN tn
Metapedia District, New Brunswick, O.
the I'd. Miles of telegraph poles ha
been burned.
A Madrid dispatch of the I'd says dis
matches had been received at the Colonia
Ministry, from Captain General De foda'
informing the Government that the IN
surgent generals in Cuba had offered t
surrender on condition that their live
and property be spared, and asking 10
instructions. The Government had re
piled that it was their desire that rebe
officers sincerely desiring to give up tn
contest and be reconciled to Spain shout
be dealt with generously.
DOMESTIC
Gold closed in New York on the z
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