Dodgeville chronicle. [volume] (Dodgeville, Wis.) 1862-current, 1871-03-31
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NEWS OF THE WEEK. :
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The East.

Hon. lSddt BON'ht ~
nent Democratic politician IN Western
New York, died at Buffa 10 on the. I'D.
The numberAo of immigrants arriving
at New York since Jan. was 9,734 "a
decrease of 1858 compared with the
corresponding period in 1870.
-AtlWiliiamsport, Pa, on the 22d ,
Lloyd Britton colored, was hanged fol-
the murder of Jacob Bay, German, in
November last. He died protesting his
innocence. 50 + efE
Two brown stone Ghouses in course
of erection on Thompson avenue, Brook
lyn, fell on the Dist inst, having been
undermined by the rain. Two laborers
we're Buried in the ruins. 1870 sar9de.
john 'walf,: a brakeman on the
Pennsylvania RAILROAD, was knocke q OFT
the train Oh the 21st inst. III was found
some time afterward, dead and dread
fully INITIATED.
More dwellings are reported to let
in Ne@;York city thag at any time in
the last ten years. 1t is stated over
10000 persons living here will move
from the island next May. >~~ -
A whole family was discovered in
Brooklyh N. Y, down will the, small
pox, and the German physicians were
treating them for the measles. The
disease. as increasing there and every
wherein Che vicinity. n
-TfIefamous Johnny Steele, once the
oil pripce,shas become baggage agent at
Housewife, Pa, for. the Oil City and AL
leghany River Railroad. The faded
millionaire, who squandered fortunes
has become industrious again, and, by
strict attention to business, has succeed
ed in buying himself a small home, and
seems as contehted as ever. -. -. CSC CSC
--Attabout l O'clock Sunday morning
u disasfrouS, collision occurred on the
Morris and Essex railroad, 9just eastaot
the Bergen tunnel. The down freight
train had just passed through the ~tun.
mel on thelWay to Hoboken, when it ran
into train of freight cars standing on
a side track. 'Fhe switchman neglected
to adjust the switch for the passage ol
the train upon its proper track. The
engineer of the freight train was thrown
headlong into the swamp andAbadly in,
jured. The fremap was SO badly scald-
ed thattheres il ~butSlittie hope of his
recovery.
The. vest - T. . - -
DR.. w. II. Taliaferro, one of the old
est citizens of Cincinnati, died on the
32d, aged rs years. He participated in
the last war with Great Britain sgpr
Three men, while excayating in a
uonI 4ho Dill D.: 4
near the town Of Kinderhook, ILL.,, on
the 22d inst, were completely buried
alive by the bank caving in on them.
A Cheyenne, W.T., dispatch of the
2lst inst. says: "The District Court met
here Yesterday .sFon ladies were among
the jurors John Boyer, a halfbreed
Sioux Indian, who murdered twosmen
near Fort Laramie, last October, was
found gully and sentenced to. be h,ana
on the LIST of April"
-Advices from Oakland, Oregon. saw
John Perdue and John Beasley, aot
Looking Glass Valley, went into the
Coast Range mountains, on the. 18th
for few hours hunt, intending to re
turn before night Vigilant search has
been made for them, but mo trace has
sinces been found Some men who
went in search nearly persisted. Three
of one party of five are also supposed to
be lost, as they did not return according
to agreement. Another party of five is
-=nr Es to be lost. Large. Companies
are forming to go into the mountains
after them, but it is almost certain they
have persisted With cold.Y ....c,s-
George Schmeizer, proprietor Of the
Painesville, Exchange, 81. Lawrenceburg
Ind nWas awakened about 2 o. clock on
the morning of the Goth inst, by screams
from his wife, accompanied by the re
port of a revolver Asssoon as he could
realize the situation, he hurried. to his
wife to find her Just expiring from 4
pistol shot. Calling loudly, help soon
came, but too late to. apprchend the
burglars. who had effected theiisescape
with $4O0 i'll money and6some Valuable
household articles. The supposition is
that the wife, hearing noise, arose, and
on making the discovery that there
were people in the room, gave scream
and that the robbers killed her to make
their escape more certain.
gEegE II FOREIGN R5fh|
The bullion IN the Bank of France
has been removed to Versailles, and all
unissued notes have been destroyed.
The German Parliament was opened
on the Dist by the Emperor William,
who in person delivered q speech from
the throne.J ot16N 5S9I6 81
-Gen. Chanzy was SO mutilated by
the mob that he had to be sent to the
hospital The msnrgent .Ce,ltfal1C6 com
mittee, it appears, signed an noreler fol
the release of Chanzy and Turquet.
The Paris correspondent Of the
London Times telegraphs ~ Many
persons were shot without trial Sunday
The Nationals will shoot Theirs, Vinoy,
and d' = if they can ibe gap
M. Rouher has been arrested I'd
imprisoi1edJat Bouloghe, and narrowly
escaped lynch, law 4 His wife and
daughter We're also arrested. Other i'm
periahsts made their appearance in
Boulognresand their1airest is expected
All the approaches. to Paris are
guarded by the Nationals, for the pur-
pose of preventing an invasion. The
Nationals have discovered fresh stores
of arms and ammunitions, and now
completely possess the whole citya u {
The semi-otficial Provincial C6r To !
dee2, on the 22d, in an editorial on the
troubles m Paris says Germany will not
inte rfere with affairs in Paris now, but
she will know how ITO guard her inter