Dodgeville chronicle. [volume] (Dodgeville, Wis.) 1862-current, 1875-04-02

GEN. SPINNER has resigned as United States
Treasurer, to take effect July 1. The resigna-
| ton has been accepted by the President, and
the position offered to and accepted by John
| G. New. Cashier of the First National Bank ol
Indianapolis, Ind.
THE California Democratic State Conven-
| tion is to be held at San Francisco on the 29th
| of June.
THE new city directory of st. Louis claims
| that there was population of 100000 ia that
city on the 1st of last January.
SEVERAL days ago an article appeared in the
| Chicago Times characterizing the Grand Jury
| in the Criminal Court of Chicago, which had
| lust found four indictments against Mr.
Storey the editor, for libel; as disreputable
contemplate and dishonest body. Because
| of these structures Judge Williams issued an
| order that Mr.. Storey should show cause why
| be should not be punished for contempt. The
| hearing occurred on the Goth ult. and resulted
| in Mr.. Storey heing sentenced to oIo,o,,
confinement in the County jail. ABOUT eleVeh
o'clock on the evening of that day a writ
suoersezeas was issued by Judge McAllister, of
the Supreme Court, under which Mr. Storey
| was held in the sum of $4,000 to await the
action of the Supreme Court
JAMES LICK the San Francisco millionaire.
| has filed in the Recorders office OF that city
| a revocation of the trust deed executed last
July conveying his property to trustees 1or
various benevolent purposes. He recltes That
he wishes to provide for parties having nat
ural claims on him, and, with returning
| health, to give his personal attention to the
IL
fore performed by the trustees are connrmeo'
u. s. SENATE--EXTRA SESSION.
In the Senate, on the 23d, the Loulsl-
ana resolution was further debated by Messrs.
Jones Fla), Walker Thurman ana tsa ar
in 1872 and military interference In tie organlza-
tion of the Louisiana Legislature was eeJecstee9 e
| ~ to 80. further amendment was onereu tlat
| ssnothing herein contained is meant 10 al
firm that said Kellogg is de Jure GOV
ernor of Louisiana and was also TeJecteo-
"a to 49, The question recurring on 1he caucus +
substitute for the Frelinghuysen resolution, l!
was agreed to-yeas 33, nays 23-as follows
| Ye0s-Allison, Anthony, Boutwell,, Bruce, burn-
side, Cameron (Wis.), Chrstlancy,, ConKiIng' Ing
iinghuysen, Harvey, Hitchcock, Howe, ingalls,;
| Jones New, Logan, Mcmillan, Mitchell, Morrlll
(Me), Morrill, CVt.) Morton, Paddock, paaeTSod' Wod
| leieh West, Window. Noys-Bayard, Bogy,
Booth, Caperton, Cockrell, Cooper, Davis, Dennis
Gordon johnson enn Jones alaR RandolpR aeeRS
| Sauishnrv Stevenson Thurman, Wallace, Whyte,
Withers. The resolution as amended was then
| adopted-33 to "a. Executive session ana ad-
| journment.
In the Senate, on the gath, in execu-
| tive session, the nomination of Don A Pardee
| as United States District Judge Tor LOUISIANA
| nice Durell resigned, was tabled After the con
| 6rmation of other nominations the select COM
mttee appointed to wait on the President re-
ported th at that official had no further communl,
| cation TO make to the Senate. After vote OF
| thanks to the Vice President and to president
nro tenn. Ferry the Senate adjourned sine DE.