Dodgeville chronicle. [volume] (Dodgeville, Wis.) 1862-current, 1872-06-21

Labor Reformers of Tennessee.
THE committee to investigate the, case of
DR.. Huston, Of Baltimore, has de-
clared him innocent of the charges pre-
ferred against him.. Gov. Brown, of Mis-
souri,, has called an extra session of the
Legls stature, to re-district the State. T..
GEN. DAVID L. STANTON. late Collector
of Internal Revenue for Baltimore, has been
indicted for embezzlement of. Government
funds, and bailed in $4,000.
AT Newport, KY, on the 10th inst, Frank
Shields, aged II, killed John shuester, aged
10, by stabbing him to the heart. The st.
Louis workingmcn are about forming an
| eight-hour league. .la.ee-fef ,1as~t
/ sdi ri si7s Washington. % Is7ud
/ IT is stated that official information has
been received from London, giving the as
surance that the English Government ac-
cepts the supplemental rule to the Treaty of
Washington, as amended by the Senate, and
the Geneva Arbitration will now proceed to
consider the cases presented by the two Gov
ernments.....T The Civil Rights and Ku-Klux
bills were again defeated in the House, on
the 18th inst. ~ ~ ID " ".s 80
IT is difficult to understand the precise
state of the negotiations affecting the Treaty
of Washington. The members of the Cabi-
net, although they are without official as
| surances to that effect, consider that the
treaty has been saved, and that England
understands, and is willing to accept, the
supplemental article as modified by the
| Senate. ...............-....t ~ - 3fft 10
CONGRESS- having adjourned, the members
dispersed to their respective homes, the
President departed for Long Branch, and
nearly all the Cabinet Ministers and foreign
representatives gone in search Of recreation,
tho capital wears deserted, cherries ap-
| pearance,.....It is now announced that DIR.
Houard will certainly be released in g very
i short time. r. i
THE negotiations in relation to the Wash
ington Treaty still hang fire, and it is inn
possible to predict the final result...... Sena-
tor Harlan has bought half interest 10 the
| Washington Chronicle, which, telegram
announces, " is to be brought into closer re-.
| lations with the Administration" ...And
| now comes the announcement that our Gov
eminent has made no imperative demand on
| Spain for the release of Dr. Houard, as was
stated day or two ago, but that his re-
lease is daily expected...... The report of the
| hOu6o OOuhlGtoe on racine RAILROADS SHOWS
| the affairs of the Northern Pacific Railroad
Company to be in sound and clear con-
| dition. There will be in operation, at the
end of the year, 5l7 miles of the main line.
| In addition to the portion already COM
pleted, there is now under contract 1,031
miles. Grading is progressing in Dakota
and Washington Territories. The company
has plated and prepared for market 1875
$50 acres of its lands in Minnesota and
| 1phI nnfn 30 &c
the company to sell its lands cheap to actual
| settlers. -.
Foreign.
| THE English authorities have revoked the
permission previously granted to the Grena-
der Guard Band to attend the Boston Peace
Jubilee......The Mexican Geographical So
| ciety has elected Con. Rosecranz and Gen.
| Palmer honorary members......A Havana
| paper claims to have evidences that the
Cubans in New Orleans sent commissioners
to Havana, who, under pretext of being
members of the International, promoted
strikes to gain advantages for the insurgent
| cause. eos -@-sae e--' - ~- -@ r.
THE announcement that the Grenadier
Guards Band, Of London, had been inter
dicted from attending the Boston Jubilee
was premature. The full band sailed for
| America on the 18th inst......It is officially
| announced in Paris that the total damage
sustained by the city of Paris, at the hands
| of the Commune, will reach FIVE hundred
millions of francs.....The new telegraph
cable between England and the Continent
was opened on June 7..... Bismarck is going
to the Isle of Wight to recruit his health.
LIEUT.. SYDNEY II. DICKENS, of the British
navy-ifth son of the late Charles Dickens
died at Malta, May 2...y.Gen. Sherman
has had most cordial reception in Russia.
1.-THE great strike of carpenters in Berlin
still continues, neither the bosses nor work
men showing any signs of yielding. There
| is scarcely street which has not more or
less skeleton buildings in various stages of
erection, while there is not an unoecupied
room in the city, which is overrun with
thousands of people who have not wherein
to lay their heads. Grea. numbers of people
in good circumstance apply nightly at the
police stations for lodgings, while hundreds
4 of respectable families camp out nightly in
| the public parks. In Austria, too, the utmost
discomfort prevails among the workingmen.
In Vienna this feeling approaches a revolu-
/ tionary character, and serious outbreaks are
threatened "A Bombay dispatch, of June 8
transmits the following glad tidings: GA
steamer has arrived from Zanzibar with
news which puts the safety Of Dr.. Living
stone beyond a doubt. Couriers had reached
Zanzibar from the interior with positive in
tefligence that Livingstone had arrived at
nyamyembe. Stanley, the New York
Herald explorer, had left that place with
letters fromythe great explorer, and was near
| the coast" & Late Mexican advices confirm
the previous reports of disasters to the Gov
| ernmant troops at Monterey and elsewhere.
| 1.-THE greet race at Paris, on the 9th, for
the Prize of Paris" was won easily by
Cremorne, the winner of the English Derby. 4
Babillon second, and Refine 4 hird.,... The 1
inundation of the River Pc has rendered 4
over 10000 persons homeless in the province
OF Ferrara alone.
THE cable announces that Earl Granville,
seconded by the Italian Government, has
proposed conference of the European pow
ers tosconsider the course to be adopted in |
view of the barbarous persecution of the |
Jews In Roumania, and the proprety Of ex-
erting direct pressure on the Roumanian |
Government to compel preventive measures.
Prince Gortschakoff, of Russia, as we'll as
the Prussian Government, apprehend that
the course proposed by England would |
excite agitation on the Eastern question, |
and therefore decline to enter into such a |
conference. Gprtschakof suggests Joint /
note to the Roamanian Government, asking |
its Intentions and the guarantees it can |
afford for the protection of the Jews. Should |
| the reply to this be unsatisfactory, he would |
suggest a settlement $ons the basis of the |
treaty of 1S5S.....The amendment to the
French Army bill, reducing the term of ser-
vice from five yearsto four, has been rejected
in the Assembly by an overwhelming vote
This, taken in conjunction with. Theirs
recent bellicose Speeches. does not augur
favorably for the peace of Europe......T The
Ballot bill has passed to its second reading
in the British House of Lords, and its final |