Dodgeville chronicle

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nection with the Sanborn matter, except what

he would be glad to tell.

The bankruptcy proceedings against the

extensive Sprague Manufacturing Company,

of Rhode Island, have been discontiuued and

the case is dismissed.

Dispatches from Port au Prince of a late

datestate that the announcement of the death

of the late Senator Sumner was received with

great sorrow by the Dominicans. Flags were

placed at half-mast from the forte end public

buildings, and a solemn and impressive funeral

service was held at the Cathedral, which was

attended by the President, Cabinet and the di

plomatic corps.

The steamer Tigress, of Polaris fame,

while fishing off the coast of Newfoundland,

recently, exploded her boiler. Two engineers

and twenty of the crew were killed.

Tns resignation of B. G. Jayne, Special

United States Treasury Agent at New York,

has been accepted by the Treasury Depart

ment.

Sanborn testified before the Ways and

Meaus Committee on the 9th that his collec

tions amounted to $427,036, of which one-half

went to the Government. His total expenses

were $156,483. The expenses attendant upon

his late trial in Brooklyn and in coming to

Washington are not included in this amount.

Four persons were instantly killed at Pat

tenburg, N. J., on the Stb, by the explosion

of a steam boiler. A number of persons were

injured by the flying debris.

According to a Salt Lake dispatch of the

9th a man supposed to be John T. Bender,

the oldest of the Kansas murderers, bad been

brought to that city from the Severier Valley,

How to cite this articleCómo citar este artículo

Dodgeville chronicle. (1874). Dodgeville, Wis., 1874-04-17. Haiti in the American Press. Library of Congress, Chronicling America: https://www.loc.gov/resource/sn85033019/1874-04-17/ed-1/?sp=1

ReferencesReferencias

Library of Congress, Chronicling America: Dodgeville chronicle, 1874-04-17.