Dodgeville chronicle. [volume] (Dodgeville, Wis.) 1862-current, 1875-03-12

summoned to appear before Congress
sional committees from arrest on civil process !;
giving consent to the Wisconsin Central
Stevens Point and Portage City ON the line
| adopted Feb. 10, 1875. The Senate amendments
to the Postofice Appropriation bill were CON
/ sidered-the one reviving the franking privilege
/ in the case of garden seeds and agricultural re-
| ports being concurred in-133 to 95-and the
amendment allowing members to frank certain
| agreed to-113 to IS. The amendment fix
ing the salary of the New York Post
master at $1,000 was not concurred in "A
| adopted April TO- 1862, censuring Simon Cameron
for certain alleged irregular proceedings as Sec
retary of War at the outbreak of the rebellion
-: The Arkansas question was then taken up
and the resolution reported by the majority of the
committee advising no interference with the
| present condition of affairs adopted-149 to 80
The Deficiency Appropriation bill (S2, ,496, $3.50
was considered in Committee OF the WHOLE.
Adjourned.
In the Senate, on the Sd, the Sundry
| Civil Appropriation bill was amended and passed
1 :. .Sundrv amendments were made to the
| River and Harbor Appropriation bill =. Confer
1 ence reports We're concurred in on the Indian
and Postoffice appropriation bills and ON the
bill for the government of the army The com
| mittee reported adversely ON the bill to remove
the political disabilities of Raphael Semmes...
A conference was ordered on the Bounty bill -.
/ Adjourned
| agreed to on the Indian and Postoffce Appropri-
ton bills the bill in relation to the army and the
bill regulating railroads in Territories. The
| port on the Legislative Appropriation bill was
non-concurred IN, and a new conference was
ordered. "A conference committee was ordered
on the Senate amendments to the, Bounty bill =.
| Speaker Blaine was unanimously thanked for the
| manner in which he had discharged his
duties. The resolution reported by the Pacific
Mail Committee of Investigation was adopted
The resolutions from the Committee of Election
from Louisiana and that George A. Sheridan is,
were adopted-123 to s9-4and Sheridan
was sworn i'm: Lawrence, the CON G
syphffhs bill wss coors oso
do as State passed-164 to 76-and the bill ad-
mitting New Mexico was rejected--154 to S7-not
tWO-thirds. The Senate amendments to the
House bill in relation to the navigation of the
Mississippi were agreed to. The Senate Civil
Rights bill was referred to the Judiciary Commit
tee. The bill extending the time for the COM
pletion of the st. Croix & Lake Superior Rail-
road rejected. The bill to set apart por-
ton of the island of Mackinac for National Park
was passed. The House was still in session at
2 a. m., on the morning of the 4th.
In the Senate, on the 4th, the River
and Harbor, the Deficiency and other appropria-
ton bills were passed, as were also blls-making
an appropriation to pay the award of the South
ern Claims Commission; for the improvement of
the Fox and Wisconsin Rivers; granting PEN
sions to the heirs of soldiers murdered by guer-
the political disabilities of sundry persons. ....
A report was made from the Conference Com
mittee on the Bounty bill,. stating that the
House had finally concurred in the Senate
amendments, and it was tabled. Subsequently it
was ascertained that the Vice-President had
signed this bill as having passed, and the ques
ton raised that he could not legally do SO,
since it was tabled. "A resolution was adopted
| thanking the Vice-President for the impartial
and courteous t manner with which he has presid
from the President that he had no further commu-
nication to make, and the Senate adjourned sine
die.
! In the House, the conference reports
on the Sundry Civil, River and Harbor, Legisla-
| tive and Deficiency Appropriation bills were
agreed to. Bills were passed-for the relief of
| the Terre Haute & Indianapolis Railroad Com
| pany for the coinage oftwenty-cent silver coins;
| authorizing pontoon wagon bridge at Dubuque
| 1.-The Senate amendments to the Southern
Claims Appropriation bill were concurred in
Several private bills We're also passed
"A resolution of thanks to the Clerks of the
House was adopted "A committee having re-
ported that the President had no further commu-
nication to make to the House. the Speaker, at
the hour of twelve, announced the expiration o
the last session of the Forty-third Congress and
delivered short farewell address. and the mem
| bers dispersed.
The Senate of the Forty-fourth Con-
| ress assembled in special session at noon on
he 5th, ice-President Wilson in the CHAIR.
| The Presid entail proclamation was read and the
oath administered to the new Senators. Mr..
| Morton offered resoutions-declaring Kellogg to
| be the legal Governor of Louisiana, and commit
| ting the Government to his support; declaring
| Pinchback entitled to a seat in the Senate from
| Louisiana: The committee appointed to wait
| upon the President reported that he would COM
| municate with the Senate on the 9Th, ard an ad-
| journment to that date was carried.
In the Senate, on the 9Th, Mr.. Morton
spoke to his resolution for the admission of
Pinchback as Senator from Louisiana. After
short executive session the Senate adjourned.
THE MARKETS.
NEW YoRK.-CoHon-164 4016asc. Fyour-Good
to choice, S5.0o@5.35; white wheat extra, .S5.409
2 Northwestern, S1.1ade114; No 2 Milwaukee
spring. $1;13@1.16 RysaWestern, s49s5c Bar
ern, 67@Ssc. Pork-New mess, s1sisH@is2S
| LGrd-Prme steam, 3h@13%c. Cheese-120
16c. Wool-Domestic fleece, 5a065c. Reeves
l So se RsgDressed, sg M @ western ssS23ME 3E
7.5O.
CHIcAao.-Beeues-Chol $5.75@6.25; good;
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s' shoise sso6sS.s5 Se'i'. sutserMchoce yellow,
Hsss new ssi FSs1 ss4gsi $3.50
Cheese-New York Factory, 17@171ac; Western
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5000; Common Boards, $11.00@1200; Fencing
$1a00@1s.oO; "A" Shingles, $S.O003.25; Lath,
omoNsAr1 -Faour-s4 4s5@s.1o WAee,-Red,
s1.o7@1 10. Corn-67@6sc. Rye--st.11@1.1a
Oatsm59962c. Barley 81 .So9t25. Por@-
| $1S.50@1S.75. L1rd-13A@14c. .~$A> "a
ST. Cattte-Falr to choice, S5.15@575
| HogS-Live, S5.5007.50. F2our-XX Fall, $4400
4.5O. Wheat-No: Red Fall, $1O6A@1. .o7h. Corn
pNo pl, 2, 64h@Ss5Ae hSSAss 90 oatsmNo S1, 5Sh@57e
9i:ss]l. PorS|Mess, s1s6shg1s.75. Lard-is
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ssSe o0'MNo RveWNo ascgsi 90 MsrzeyoNo
2, $1.10O1 Ii. e77seef s7R@-aiY
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DETnorr. Wheat-Extra. s1.14K@1.1 IS. Corn
| .6Sg6SAc. Odts-59959hc. Dressed Hogs
TOLEDO : Wheat-Amber Mich, 81 .OsA @1. .os1s /;
Nc. 2 red, $1.O7A@10S. Corn-High Mixed,
69@691ac. 0ats-No. 2, 5157Ac.
BgTrALo.-B Beeues--z s5.OO@5s s7k. Hogs-Live,
/ x7.OO07.S0. Sheez-Liye, sS5.5006.50.
EAST LIBERTY. SS.25@6 75;
medium, S.. .4oQA75. Hogs Workers, $7.Oo@7.25;
| Philadelphia. SS.500SS0 Sheep-Best, S6.500
200; medium, $5.7516.25. E5# t 4 +
j An Alsatian iron manufacturer of
Muhlhouse fame, Nicholas Koechlin,
| left his city when it was ceded,to Ger
many and established his headquarters
in Paris on the score that he could not
| sid a hxyc ~