Dodgeville chronicle. [volume] (Dodgeville, Wis.) 1862-current, 1874-10-16

On the Sth an election was held in Della
ware for Inspectors and Assessors to conduct
the November election. The Democrats were
successful by an average majority of about
450.
A New ORLEANS special of the 7th says
that Frank Morey, M. c., had sent commu-
nication to the Chairman of the Republican
State Central Committee, stating that intimi-
dation prevailed in the parish of Union to
such an extent that not more than 800 of tie
colored voters would register. He stated
further that similar state of things aaif 3
in some of the other parishes. 58o9d
THE commission to investigate the facts in
regard to the killing of five Usage Indians by
the Kansas militia find that the attack was
unprovoked and utterly unjustifable, and
recommend that the United States Govern
ment see that the Osages are paid for the loss
of property captured by the attacking party.
THE father of Charley Ross, who was kid
naped from Philadelphia some time ago,
has become crazed in consequence of grief
and the slanderous reports published con-
cerning himself and his family.
w. Fl. WICKHAM has been nominated for
Mayor by the New York Tammany Demo-
Gratis.
ACCORDING to New Orleans advices of the
10th the supporters of McEnery had accepted
the proposition of Gov Kellogg to canvass
the actual returns of the votes cast at the
last gubernatorial election, all parties to
abide by the result.
ELEVEN Ku-Klux prisoners have recently
been brought to Denison, Tex, by the United
States Marshal.
THE United States Supreme Court assem-
bled at Washington on the 18th.
B. F. BUTLER was renominated for Con-
gress on the 18th by the Republicans OF the
Sixth Massachusetts, District.
The recent Connecticut election resulted
as follows in 165 towns: Republican, 7O;
Democratic, 76; mixed, 10.
IN fight with the Cheyennes and their
allies on Jute Creek, near the fork of the Red
River, in Texas, on the 27th ult., Gen. Mack
enzie's troops destroyed over 100 lodges and
captured 1, ,424 horses and mules. On the 5th
twenty-four lodges of the Kiowas, under
Satanta and Big Tree, surrendered to Gen.
Neill. They are to be held as hostages until
further orders.
ON the 18th the President and party visited
Vinita, l. r., and were welcomed by large
number of Cherokees, Col. Boudinot deliver
ing the address. The President made appro-
pirate response. The party subsequently Wis
tied other sections of the Territory and met
with warm and hearty welcome.
A SALT LAKE dispatch of the 18th says the
United States Marshal, while recently at
tempting to serve subpoena upon Brigham
Young, was refused admission and assaulted
by Brighams gatekeeper. The officer subse-
quently returned with posse and the service
was acknowledged by Young, who apologized
for the previous discourteous treatment and
said it was unauthorized by him.
DISPATCHES from New Orleans of the 18th
say that free fight occurred on the day be-
fore between Republican factions in St.James'
Parish. Several persons were wounded, but
none killed Dispatches had been received
that intimidation existed at Breux Bridge and
that Republicans dare not register. Other
dispatches from the same locality said there
had been no intimidation.