Dodgeville chronicle. [volume] (Dodgeville, Wis.) 1862-current, 1871-11-10
NEWS SUMMARY.
DROvER, name unknown. was burned


persons injured by the Westfeld explosion,
and nearly $50 more are preparing. The
damages claimed vary from $1,000 to $4,000.
AN embankment fell upon three men who
were constructing a lager beer vault in
Brooklyn nj nday Morning Sone man was
killed and tgo Others seriously injured -.
The nail manufacturers of I The Atlantic |
States held q conve Do tion in New York on
Saturday. II was .decdsds to advance the
wholesale price fifteen cents per keg on all
descriptions. This action risT said to have
been in consequence of the loss of 100, 900
kegs by the Chicago fre......The steamer Hass-
ler sailed from Philadelphia for Boston on
Monday, where Prof. Agassiz's party will be !
taken on board. They then start on an ex- ]
Ploring expedition around Cape Horn and
up THE HE tri states .ts.ms, V. h..s T..
the flag ship of the European squadron, will
sail from Boston about the latter art of
next week for Europe. Gen. Sherman and
Col. Andenreid, of his staff, will take pas
sage. They will be absent about six
months.
The West.
CHIEF JUsT1cE McKEAN, of Utah ION satur
"A q
day sentenced Hawkins, the polyesnist, to
be imprisoned at hard labor for three wears
and to paysa fine of.$5OG.. Warrants have
been issued for the arrest Of Brigham Young.
and his son Joseph, on charge of murder,
IN having ordered the killing of Richard
Yates in 185Ea:...A blast furncae near
1oungStown, 2ho, exploded on Saturday
morning, killing two men and iniuring seven
others. Loss % ipropefty, $40 900 The
steamer Dean Richmond was burned on
Thursday on Mud Lake, between Sault Ste
Marie and Detour The crew and passen-
gers escaped. Loss 100000, withkbutslittie
insurance.. Milwaukee proposes to lay
submarine cable between that CITY and
Grand Haven, Mich, thereby securing a
through line to New York, and avoiding
delay IN repeating messages at Chicago.
Paul h1nsley, who was wrecked on the
schooner Wlnsl0w and lost his wife and two
daughters, committed suicide at Milwaukee,
on Saturday, by taking laudanum in glass
OF beer. The petition Of citizens of Ari-
iona to the President to allow Gen. Crook to
pursue MS Apache campaign unimpeded by
the Peace Commissioners, EN- bodies list of
indian murders and robberies which fills
three columns Of the largest paper on the
Pacific coast. -. :The st. Anthony Democrat
having declared Gov. Austin, of Minnesota,
guilty OF bribery, the amount being S., 900,
for signing bill granting land to the Still
water and White Bend railroad, the Cover
nor has instituted a civil suit against James
Greene, editor, for malicious libel. The St.
raul Pioneer having republished the libel
Gus article with an editorial confirming its
statements, has also been sued for libel by
the Governor.
GEO G. BATES, Chicago lawyer, has been
appointed District Attorney of Utah. "A
deep snow fell on Monday night, in the in
terror of Wisconsin ...." Half of the village of
Florence, in the Saginaw valley, was de-
stroyed by hreeon Monday night. Il /
On Oct. 81, Gov. Paim erswrots.tolAttornev
General Bushnell, directing hin to procure
the indictment of Gen. Sheridan, Col. sher-
man, and others engaged in unlawful pro-
ceedlngs, including the killing of Col.
GrosVenor, during the military occupation
of Chicago...... Marshall Patrick is preparing
an expedition to follow and arrest Brigham
Young. Reliable reports are to the effect
that Young is moving southwark, having
with him eleven wagons and 100 armed men
mounted......A young man named Martin
was instantly killed and another seriously
injured by a falling wall while working
among the ruins of the Tribune building, in
Chlca!go, on Wednesday ia mob of men
IN disguise recently attacked the Saline
county, ILL.,, jaiI soverpowered the TAILOR,
and released W.T. and WIN. Pickerins. who
were in cOn6nement awaiting trial, on a
charge of murder. sKE#
The South. @~@ @~
They are firing cannon and burning tar
through the streets of vicksburg, to purify
the air against the advances of yellow
Jack" = - .
A BOILER in the Vulcan iron works at
South st. Louis exploded at about 10 O'Clock
on Monday morning, and half an hour after
another blew up ames Enroys was fatally
scalded and seven orseight others were more
or less seriously Injured y. The crew of the
Mississippi river steamer Mary Boyd mutt
med on Monday morning at Memphis, and
attacked the mate, who shot one named
John klllon,+ negro, twice, wounding him
severely. But for the arrival of the police
the mate would have been murdered. Sew
eral of the rioters were arrested, but the
ringleaders escaped.
Washington. - 81 ta.t'.3 e
A PETITION was received at the Executive
Mansion on Tuesday, fiftysfeet long, sigued
by women of Utah. protesting against po-
lygamy, and urging effective measures to
suppress the practice in that Territory..
Victor L. Powell ! a clerk in the Second Au-
dltor's office, was arrested on Tuesday on
the charge of fraud in connection with the
Bounty Claims Agent of ethe government t.
1t is said an investigation viii show the
amount to be over 100000 a Ex.rsa ~
AN officer from Georgia has arrived in
Washington th-a-warrant- fer the arrest OF
Gov. Bullock, on the charge of ssasmisappro-
priation of State bonds. It is said that
900 or s$S,O00,00O are involved. !. The
President and Secretaryof War md Gen.
Sherman are engaged in rearranging the
military departments of the country. I
Foreign.
RUSSIA is said to be arming herself swiftly
and powerfully at every point Immense
supplies of machinery, steam boilers aad
wire rigging have been sent to the southern
ports. Cronstadt is befng strengthened
and engineers are LAYING out new lines of
defense in various quarters. Meanwhile
the army is undergoing the most rigid and
incessant drilling mother colliery ex-
plosion took place on Thursday afternoon in
the Seahan mines, near Newcastle Thir-
ty-three men were in the pit at the time,
none of whom have been, reached. There is
scarcely hope of saving single life.
IT is announced that the French govern
ment owes the Swiss Confederation 500, OOOf
for the maintenance OF Bourbaki's army in
Switzerland. s....E hes Governor of the 'Portu-
guese colony at Goa, on the west coast of
India, has telegraphed to the, ohome govern
ment that a revolt is threatened, asking
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. Antonelli is reported
seriously i'll. gkBAT y sfH;I
1T is thought that the Assembly will re-
move its sessions from Versailles to Paris
during the winter, on account of the cold
weather.. Advices from Buenos Ayres saws
that there is frightful prevalence in that
country of small box DURING the no ct Sur,