Dodgeville chronicle. [volume] (Dodgeville, Wis.) 1862-current, 1872-07-19

Perry, of Albany, presided. The amount OF
capital invested in the manufacture of
stoves in the United States was stated at
$50 1000, 900, giving employment to 10000
menW. d. Richardson, of Springfield,
has hired go of the Illinois Penitentiary
convicts for five years, at Sl5 cents per
day. s gC
The South. @ -
A PARTY of feur blacksmiths engaged in
an ARRAY at Trenton, Mo-, July 3, which
resulted in the death of two of the COM
.batants--John flanagan and M. Larkin......
Thomas Guthrie, negro, was hung at
Danville, KY, July 5. -
THE Naval Academy at Annapolis is to
have a sensation in tho shape Of colored
cadet midshipman from South Carolina.
......T The steamboat business on the lower
Mississippi is duller this season than ever
before known.
THREE prisoners attempted to escape from
the custody of the Sheriff of Pope county,
Ark, a few days ago, and were fired upon
and killed by the Sheriff's guard Walter
G. Overton, long connected with the press of
Louisville, and of late the Washington cor
respondent of the Courier Journal, died in
Louisville, July 9, of fstula...... Thomas
Smith, colored, Will hang at Louisville,
Sept. Is, for the murder of Mrs. Braden in
May, 1S71...... Williem Cain was crushed to
death at Louisville, last week, by an iron
mould weighing 1900 pounds falling upon
him while he was at the bottom of a pit
twelve feet deep...... VIM. Hagmann suicided
at st. Louis, July 9, by jumping into the
riu fta oy,,o
hour, Mrs. Ellen Allen poisoned herself
with Paris green. Cause, in both cases
Whisky. al .
THH caterpillar is playing havoc with
the cotton fields in some portions of Ala
bama .....John H. Lane, of Illinois, stopped
at Ltch6eld, Ky, last week, wrote on q
slip of paper, " Old Death, 1 salute thee"
took dose of morphine, and shuffled off
his mortal coil.
Washington.
Mrs. DRAKE MILLS, the mother in law of
Hon. Fernando Wood, fell out of the win
do " of the Metropolitan Hotel, July 5, and
was fatally injured. ... s..a. 1888
A WASHINGTON telegram of the 9th inst.
says: The sensations of the day have been
the suicide of War Department clerk, the
literal carving up of one negro by another,
and the falling of three derricks, each nearly
ono hundred feet in height, at the new State
Department, among the laborers at work on
the lower story. By this last accident sew
eral were killed and many wounded. ..... The
District Court has awarded $2S0,000 prize
money for the destruction of the rebel ram
Albemarle. -i.s e-@. te-.
Tn To- hot thav {o1 xJo
not be ready for month yet. -.--.--,--
Foreign. .-lve' &.
A LONDON dispatch says that the dis
patches to the New York Herald concerning
Livingstone created sensation. The re-
joicing was mingled with regretful feelings
that the enterprise of finding out the
Doctor was left 10 foreign journal.......
A Paris telegram states that the excite
ment caused by fears of premeditated
Presidential crisis is abating. Theirs de-
termination to stand has weakened the
coalition formed against him by the fac
tions of the Right in the Chamber. Mar
shall Mcmahon has expires sed his objection
to entering triumvirnte unless such form
of government receives the sanction of
plebiScituna.
Two more Communists were executed at
Satory, France, July 5......The cable trans
mits from London the following doubtful
story: Gone Wideman, in a letter to the
Echo, offers to sell pamphlet written by
Catacazy, late Russian Minister to the Uni
ted States, containing terrible revelations
relative to the Administration of President
Grant. Witeman acknowledges that Cata-
cszy engaged him to sell the pamphlet in
America, and that he had already treated
with New York paper for its publication"
.... The Emperor of Germany has appointed
three law officers of the Crown to prepare a
report on the San Juan boundary dispute,
49,. DR.. Houard still iaDguishes in his Mad
rid dungeon, with no prospect of an early
release. There is serious hitch in the
negotiations, the Spanish Government re-
fusng to order his release until it has been
formally requested by the representative of
the United States, and Minister sickles re-
fuses to make the request..... Mile. Nilsson's
marriage will take place in Londen, instead
of Paris, asheretoofre announced. Nv
IT is said that Victor Hugo has secured a
of the sentence of Henri
Rochefort to simple Punishment from
France, instead of transportation to New
..... The last report concerning DIR.
Houard is that his release has been ordered
by the Spanish Governmental is said
the great Catholic powers of Europe have
agreed to hold conclave of Cardinals, in
order to have an understanding between the
Cardinals and the Governments interested
in the Pope. Monterey is again in the
hands of the Juarist troops, who telegraph
forthwith that "the revolution is practical
ly ended, the chiefs only keeping their men
together to secur terms of surrender from
the Government" n#e1 Eks
The celebrated German author, Robert
Prutz. is dead The Berlin correspondent
of the London Standard writes that the in
creasing tide of emigration from Germany |
to America causes considerable uHeasiness
to the Imperial Government. Measures for
the repression of this exodus of the subjects
of the Empire are seriously contemplated.
1894 terrible explosion, supplemented by a |
occurred 10 a flour mill at |
Glasgow, Scotland, July 9, by which eleven |
persons lost their lives, and many more were |
injured...... Advices from the City |
of Mexico to July furnish the following |
bulletin of news: Assassination and kidnap- |
ping prevail everywhere. The Mexican |
journals are full of complaints against the |
States Minister Nelson was to sail fer home |
on the 18th. and will not return. The exc
cution of Yuclan, formerly member of the |
presa, in Cuba, by the Spanish authorities,
created great sensation in Mexico. Gen. |
Rosecrans has published manifesto censur.
iEg the Mexican journals for having attacked |
his projected railroad enterprise, complain
ing that, in spite of his known prediction
for Mexico and Mexicans, there is nobody |
% defend him. He calls on the patriotism, |
honor and generosity of the Mexicans to /
AXE the matter of the railroad again under
The situation at Monterey is
Unchanged.