Dodgeville chronicle. [volume] (Dodgeville, Wis.) 1862-current, 1875-11-26
TINE NEW WORLD.

Vice President Wilson was not as we'll
on the 10th as on the preceding day. All visit
ors were excluded from his room.
The official count gives Pillsbury (Rep)
II 800 majority for Governor of Minnesota, and
1919 majority for Pfaender Rep) for Treasurer
The New York Court of Appeals on the
10Th dismissed the appeals in both of the Tweed
cases. This refuses him a reduction of bail and
bill of particulars.
Eighteen Mormons living at Franklin,
Idaho, have been indicted for poygamy.
Wisconsin official returns show the fol
lowing results of the late election: Governor,
Iudington, sol majority; observation-disclosures,
Parke,'s majority, 1.011; Secretary OF State,
Dovle's majority, 621; Treasurer, Kuehn's major
itv. 2S04; Attorney General, Sloan's majority
1911 There were 600 scattering votes, mainly
cast for Prohibition candidates.
George Jerome, ex-Collector of Customs
at Detroit, has been appointed head of the Indian
Bureau, Uice Smith, resigned.
convention of the Union League of
America has been called to meet In Philadelphia
Dec. s.
The monument to Edgar A. Poe recent
" erected at Baltimore was dedicated with i'm
posing ceremonies on the 18th.
There was considerable excitement in
Washington on the 18th over rumors of serious
complication with some foreign power, supposed
to be Spain. Orders were issued for the imme-
diate dispatch of three iron-clads, but these were
shortly after revoked. The latest Intelligence
was to the effect that the impending trouble had
been satisfactorily adjusted.
The second annual convention OF the
Women's National Temperance Union met in
Cincinnati on the 18th. The President Mrs.
Wittenmver) stated that forty-fve State Conven-
lions had been held during the last year. The
Corresponding Secretary (Mrs. Willard) reported
twenty-three State auxiliares organized. Two
hundred delegates, representing nineteen States,
participated.
The American Woman Suffrage AssO-
ton met in New York on the evening of the 18th
Bishop Gilbert Haven presided and made the
opening address. The meeting was largely at
tended.
The National Grange met in Louisville,
KY on the nth, with full delegations present
from most of the States and Territories NJ. ID
Davis ". NJ. of Kentucky, made the welcoming
address, which was responded to by ID. W. A
Adams, of Iowa, Master of the National Grange
The report of the Black Hills Commits
sion was forwarded to the Secretary OF the In
terror on the 17h. 1t is very vouminous and
gives full history of the efforts made to pur'
chase the gold region. The commission state
that the failure of negotiations was caused by
the prep osterous demand of the Indians
Secretary Bristow has recently closed a
contract with the syndicate to take the whole OF
the remaining $5O0,0000t0 per cents. The
and Az per cents. will not be disposed OF until
Congress meets. fHf~
1t was stated authoritatively on the 18th
that the $1,000 stolen from the United States
Treasury since the incumbency OfTreasurer New
had been paid by Mr.. New himself out of his
private resources, and that he had not required
the employees to makeg good the amount.
The failure of Brick" Pomeroy, of thu
New York Democrat, was announced on the 18th
Liabilities S14O,OOO-assets nothing.
The libel suit of Bowen 0s. The Brooklyn
Edqle came up before the Brooklyn City Cour
on the 18th and was postponed for the term
On the 18th, at Salt Lake, a decision
was rendered by Judge White releasing Brigham
Young from Imprisonment on writ of hd6ed
c0rDus and directing the Marshal to pay the eS
penses of the process, amounting to 34 Tn
Marshal had also received notice of suit TO
false imprisonment
y IluC HOUSE, Ou UliO 1OVAt
train of empty freight cars ran into a passenge
train on the Charlotte, Columbia q August
Railroad. teleseoping the ladies' car and throw
ing it snd the smoking car from the track.
bow one year old was steamed to death, and seN
eral other persons were seriously injured.
A Montgomery (Ala) dispatch of tn
18th says the new Constitution would have
majority of net less than $4,000. -Four countie
only gave majorities against it.
The cost of inland mail transportatio
for the last fiscal year was $15,353,369. Th
length of routes as compared with the preeedin
year was S,176 miles greater, but the cost of mali
tanning the service was S4S,6Ss less.
The last of the seven men who mul
dered the four Italians at Denver some weei
since has been arrested
Two @rectifers at Milwaukee, Wis
were found guilty of whisky frauds on the 18th.
Great excitement was caused on the 1St
by the developments made on the trial at st. Lou
of ex-Supervisor Mcdonald, for conspiraC
to defraud the Government out of It's viii
XIV revenue The evidence against the accuse
was very strong and tended to implicate parti'
not previously suspected.
The fitful and explosive kerosene lam
caused the death of Caroline Klang, your
Swedish girl, at Indianapolis, Ind, on the loth'
Prof. Marines dancing hall, III CHIC
go, was burned early on the evening of the 19t
While the fremen were at work on the roof
the structure it gave away and eight persol
were buried under mass of burning timber
All were more or less injured, but it was hope
that no loss of life would result.
Ia speaking of the case of Ann Elia