Dodgeville chronicle. [volume] (Dodgeville, Wis.) 1862-current, 1875-11-05

ing druggists, has tailed ana disappeared
Liabilities $4,000.
THE first snoW-storm of the season at
Oshkosh occurred on the 26th.~ 1t fell
thick and fast for about two hours.
THE Deputy Collector of Internal Rev
enue at Milwaukee has recently been
making raid on the banks for unstamped
checks.
FRED. HAUscH, of Milwaukee, trusted
himself in a leaky boat on the river the
other day. The boat foundered and Fred.
was drowned.
THE house of H. Boardman Station
Agent at Neenah, was entered by burg
lars few nights ago and $3.50 in cur
rency and $50 worth of silver stolen.
AN evening train on the Wisconsin Cen
trail Railroad was recently attacked by a
mob armed with stones near Green Bay
and badly battered. No cause for the at
tack could be assigned.
EB. SMITH, who was some time since
charged with embezzlement by Timothy
Bore, athis trial the other day exhibited pa
pers showing partnership, as claimed
by him, and was discharged.
S. N. SMALL, once a prominent Mil
waukee lawyer, committed suicide the
other day by shooting himself through
the head at his Office. Illhealth and
financial embarrassments were the cause.
THE tax assessment for Milwaukee for
the ensuing year has been fixed as follows:
All general city purposes, $723, 884.23;
sewerage purposes, 1914, BOSS; general
ward purposes, $204, 56485; special ward
purposes, $32,642.13. Total, $685.
412.09.
The Supreme Court of Wisconsin has
recently decided that the whipping of a
child by public school teacher is an as.
sault and battery, and that an offending
teacher may be mulcted in damages as
we'll as held answerable for violating the
dignity Of the law
THE commandant Of the Home for Vol
unteer Soldiers, near Milwaukee, in gen.
eral orders recently issued gives as pre-.
ventive of epizootic solution of crystal
chlorate of potash, consisting of one tea
spoonful to pailful Of water, one-fourth
of the quantity to be given twice day to
each horse.
THE following postal changes were
made in Wisconsin during the week end
ing Oct. %, 1876: Standardization
Valley, Juneau County, Edward T. Peck,
Postmaster Discrimination
Barron County. Postmasters appointed
Concord, Jefferson County, John M. Wig.
CLINTON; Darien, Walworth County, Geo.
F. Lathrop; Jennieton, Iowa County,
Benjamin Evans.
PROBABLY the oldest piece of horsefesh
in Wisconsin IS native of Fond du Lac.
The venerable animal belonged to the late
d. 2. Giltner, and has reached the ripe
old age of thirty-seven years. About five
years ago she was relieved from all duty
since which time she has lived a life of
ease and luxury, and to-day looks as
young as many of her great-great- grand
children, and is likely to live for sew
eral years.
THE following were the appointments
made at the recent session of the Wiscon-
sin M E. Conference:
Milwaukee DESTRUCTIVE. P. Stowe Presiding
Elder Milwaukee, Spring Street, G. A. Smith;
IMa MI SummgIned, D. y; Grltnth MiIwap.
Racine, A. P. Mead Kenosha, w. e. Walker;
Pleasant Prairie, r. e. Mcbride; Bristol, I. 7.
Eaton; Union Grove, A. M. Bullock; Lyons and
Spring Prairie, S. G. Thomas; Geneva, H. L. Hew
it, nn " EPs Trey to be supplied
and Rome, to be supplied by w. j. Fisher; Pal
myra, to be supplied; Eagle and North Prairie, j;
L. Eldridge; Waukesha, s. Halsey; Frankville and
Union Church, j. e. Grant; Wauwatosa, w. II.
Thompson; Pewaukee and Merton, w. B. Robert
son; oconomowoc, S. Lugg; Granville, A: c.
ford, Lafayette Cole; Neosho, w. McFarlane; West
Bend, G. W, Pratt; Port Washington, r. j. Judd;
II. Bannister, Professor at Garrett Bib. Institute
S. Reynolds, District Superintendent of the Amer.
lean Bible Society; M. Himebaugh, District Su-
perintendent of the Western Seamen's Friend So
ciety.
GAINESVILLE DistrictP. B. Pease P, E. James
Court Street Church. H. S. Richardson; Beloit, G.
N. Wheeler; Whitewater, H. c. Tilton; Hart Prai-
RE, j. b. Cooper; Delavan, to be supplied by Oln
A. Curtis; Aliens Grove and Darien, j. " Tren-
cry; Richmond and Utter's Corners, G. K. Gold
thorp; Milton and Lima to be supplied by w. T.
Miller; Sun Prairie, G. w. Wells; Shopiere, An
NJ. V. b. Bristol; Clinton, c. E. Carpenter; Orfords
Vile W: j. Wilson; Footve and Magnolia, j.
G. Robbins; jefferson and Johnson's Creek, B. T.
White; Oakland, G. r. Chaplin; Fort Atkinson, H.
Colman: Watertown w. II. Window; Stoughton
". D. Ames; Mcfarland, D. o. sanborn; Emerald
Grove j. II. Brooks Waterloo and Marshall, E.
A. Wanless; c. N. Showers, Principal in White
water Collegiate Institute
Fond du Lac District-A. j. Mead, P. E. Fond
du Lac, Division Street, o. j. Cowles; Fond du
Lac, Cotton Street, w. r. Jones; Empire, G. H.
Moulton; Greenbush, r. Blackburn; Hingham j.
W. Whitney; Sheboygan Falls, B. NJ Fulmer;
Sheboygan, A. Moore; Resemble, G. f Reynolds;
Brandon T. Walker; Alto, c. ID. Cook Markesan,
j. H. Colt; Kingston, Il. M. Ross; Montello to be
supplied by NJ. T. Martel Waupun, L. D. Farm
ham; Burnett, 9. A.: Stockwell; Beaver Dam, l
Wiltse; Fox Lake, VIM. NJ Trever; Randolph, j.
W, Olmsted; Cambria, VIM Averill; Wyocena,
w. Cook; Fall River, A. j. Brill; Columbus, H
Sewell; Lowell, T. Potter; Horizon and Iron
tine, j. T. Sufron; juneau and Minnesota juno
ton d. Brown; Chiffon, j. S. Bolton II. w.
Frink, Assistant-Agent of the American Bible
Society.
Appleton Distrct-T c. Wilson, P. E. Apple
ton G. c. Haddock; Menasha p w Peterson;
Neenah, j. T. Woodhead; Oshkosh First Church.
j. W. Carhart; Oshkosh, Second Church. w.
Woodruff; Oshkosh, Algoma Street Church, A. A.
Reed Utica, r. II. Hayward; Zion, w. H. Samp-
son; Clemansyille N. j: Alpin; Winneconne, B.
+. Sanford; Nekimi, j. jones' Waukau, /. Il.
Roberts; Eureka, ID. .. Jones; Rlpon, j. H. JENNIE;
hartford and Green Lake, 7. H. Walker; Omro, j.
Anderson; Seymour, to be supplied by S. ii.
Couch; Oneida S. W. Ford; Depere w. j. Ohm
stead; Green Bay, j. NJ Walker; Eft. Howard r.
f. Allen; Suamco, e. S. Alling; Oconto c. L.
Haskell; Oconto Circuit, o. B. Clark; Marinette
towoc, P. S. Bennett; Kewaunee, to be supplied
by II. Yarwood; Fish Creek to be supplied;
Wrightstown, to be supplied. G. NJ. Steele, Presi-
dent of Lawrence University; w. G. Sawyer, Pro-
fessor in Lawrence University; r. Cooley Tenn
perance Agent.
Waupaca District-Geo Fellows, D. E. Wau-
paca l. S. Leavitt; Amherst, L. B. Bullock; Weyau-
vega and Lind, w. G. Bancroft; Ogdensburg, H.
II. Jones; Northport and New London, d. I. Oh
colt; Clmtonville, w. w: Wilson: Shawano, j. B.
Auroraville, G. Boldock; Rural and Crystal Lake
to be supplied by A. Grswod; Almond, H. +.