Dodgeville chronicle. [volume] (Dodgeville, Wis.) 1862-current, 1875-10-08

Guiding a treaty, but had submitted last propo-
stion offering 100000 per year for the right to
mine, raise stock and cultivate the soil in the
Black Hills country, or to purchase the territory
for $s000,000, payable in fifteen equal
annual installments; also offering to purchase
the Big Horn country in Wyoming for ten annual
payments of $50,00O-$50 COO in addition to the
above to be distributed in presents among the
Indians.
A dividend of 90 per cent. will be paid
on all audited claims against the Ere dman's
National Bank of Washington on the list of
November.
Quiet prevailed at Fall River, Mass,
on the goth, and no other serious trouble with
the mill-operatives was anticipated Most of
them had resumed work. The militia was still
on duty.
Two children of John Mccormick, Of
Newark, N. j. were burned to death few days
ago by the explosion of can of kerosene. They
were kindling the kitchen fire.
Rev. Geo. B. Porteus, D. D., late pastor
Of All-Souls' Church, Brooklyn, N. Y, was
drowned on the 18th ult. by the caps.zirg of q
sailing boat
A new counterfeit ten-dollar bill ON a
Cincinnati National Bank mad. its appearance
in Chicago on the Both ut The note was pro-
nouncei by experts to be almost perfect with the
exception of the lower left-hand corner of the
back of the note, which is much blurred.
The public debt statement for Oct. 1
shows: Coin bonds outstanding, $1,7O3, 43i $50;
non-interest- bearing debt, $552,318,C GAS; total
debt So 255 S95; cash in Treasury, $133, 283,
$685. debt less cash in Treasury, S2 1872 ,2; de-
crease during September, $3,3i2562; decrease
since June 80 1875, $6,22s, 499.
According to the report of the Comp
trollcr of the Currency of the list eighty-three
National Banks had been organized since Jan.
H. 1875, with 1929, GOO capital to which circula
ton amounting to $50 ,730 had been issued.
The total amount of additional circula-
ton issued since that date had been
$40, 21e,OOO, of which $234,0C0 had been
issded to Ohio, $331,o00 to Indiana, $780,
600 to Illinois and 1921 900 to Iowa. The amount
of legal tenders deposited to secure circulation to
Oct 1, 1875, was $25,O42,794 The National Bank
circulation outstanding Oct. was $347,o63,74S.
The mother of little Mabel Young, the
victim of the belfry- murder at Boston, has be-
come insane and been placed in a lunatic asylum.
The Third Avenue Savings Bank OF
New York city has suspendedyewing to dcpositors
$1340,0C0. The failure is q bad One
The Bank of California resumed opera
tons on the I'd, the opening of the doors being
cheered by large concourse of people, The de-
posts during the day exceeded the Withdrawals by
about $4,000 About S7,930,000 had been sub
scribed to meet the Indebtedness and continue
the business.
According to dispatches of the I'd the
negotiations with the Sioux for the purchase of
the Black Hills territory had entirely failed and
the commissioners had abandoned the attempt
The Indians recently assembled at the Red
Cloud Agency were in bad temper at the failure
of the negotiations.
A recent ruling of the Postoffice De-
partment declares that anything whatever writ
ten upon the side of q postal-card intended for
the address, except the address, necess1tates its
being treated as a letter If by inadvertence it
reaches it's destination without prepayment it is
shargeable with double letter rates.
The Secretary of the Treasury has
called in for payment $40 bonds of the issue of
June 80, 1864, amounting to $2,500,000 and an
equal amount of registered bonds Of the same
issue. Interest will cease Jan. 1, 1876.
The New Jersey official canvass shows
that all of the constitutional amendments recent
ly voted on received majority exceeding 10000
except the twelfth-the "Five-C County act
which received majority of about 1000.
A Washington special of the Sd says it
was quite certain that the new mint would be To-
Gated at Chicago. E..
The President and party reached Salt
Lake, Utah, on The afternoon of the 3D..
THE MARKETS.
NEW YORK, Oct. 4.-Flour-White
Winter Extra, S6.5O@7.55. Wheat-No. 2 Chicago
Spring, $12601.2S; No. 2 Milwaukee, 81 800
1917; No. 2 Northwestern, $1.27@1 49, Barley
$1.1601 20. Oats-Western Mixed, 45045Ac. Corn
Western Mixed 67@70c Pork-Mess, $4,000.
Dressed Hogs-11c. Lard-13Ac Cattle-Mar-
ket dull; 11a4113c for Good to Extra. Hogs
Sh@85sc. Sheep-4@6c. Gold closed at III.
EAST LIBERTY, Pa. - Cattle - Best,
s63O06.70 medium, S5.oO@55O. Hogs-York-
ers, $s.fO0s.30; Philadelphia, $9.O0@925.
Sheep-$4.0005.25. a.
CHIcAeo.-Wheat-No. 2 Spring closed
at S1.11@1.11h cash. Corn-Closed at 55Ac for
No. 2 and 53Ac for Rejected, cash. Oats-No. 2,
34@34ac cash; November options sold at 315sc.
Rye-No. 2, 7115@72c. Barley-No. 2, 81 .01 @1. 02.
Mess Pork-S22.6 5@22.75 cash. Lard-S13.55@
1850. Catte-Choice to Extra, $55016.40; Me-
dunn to Good, $i.15@5.25; Butchers Stock,
$2.5)03.T5; Scalawags, ETC., $1.759225 Hogs
Coed to choice, SS.00@8.50. Sheep-Good to
choice, $4.25@475.