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The New York herald., 1873-10-21
Mrs. Oates at the Olympic.

II called upon to define the kind OF dramatic en-
tertainment to which belongs the principal part OF
the programme at the Olympic Theatre last eve-
ming, even the most familiar with the theatre
would be puzzled to assign 1t place. 1t is, ac-
cording to managerial announcement, an English
version OF Onenbach's comic opera OF monsieur
Chonneuri." That 1t Is such thing
no one who was present at the
olympic last evening will believe. OF course we
predicate this assertion upon the idea that the
lbrettist who Is associated with NJ. Onenbach is a
Frenchman, and not New Yorker, to whom our
local politics as book in which are written In
prominence two plain words, "Apo.lo" abd TAM
many and no more that can be understood. But
II viii be said that the piece which was played last
night was '.ree" translation or "Monsieur
Chonneur." That simply means 1t was no
translation, but merely a transfer OF plot
from French opera ooufe into English
burlesque or farce, or whatever else one may
please 10 term the strange creation. Even in the
French version "Monsieur Chonneurr Is a hybrid
and the least amusing OF the Parlsan composers
works. Even that scheme OF shrugs and wrggles,
which Is well known TO frequenters OF the true
opera b0ttft, would not add to the piece, and even
though 1t would, that element Of pleasure would
be lacking In Mrs. Oates performance. She cannot
successfully express the system. She Is vivacious
even noisy: but those qualities are properly con-
nected with Anglican buresque and not with
French opera b0tDe
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Musical and Dramatic Notes.

The Broadway Theatre changes tonight from
"Maxn Emmet to "Frtzr Emmett. "Fritzr is not
quite as bad as "Max.u
Miss Katherine Rogers. OF the Grand opera
House company. Is to play the leading part with
Mr.. Lester Wallack next week.
Senator Boutwell, lectures tonight at the Church
OF the Disciples on Finances and the Panic" In
view OF his recent position as Secretary OF the
Treasury the lecture cannot fall to be interesting.
Mr.. Daily has adopted a suggestion OF the HERALD
and determined to make the Grand opera House
first class theatre at low prices Last night was
the first evening under The new rule, and the
house was a large one "Under the Gaslight" Is
being played this week, Mr.. @. L. Fox as Be-mndas,
being the feature OF the performance.
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TRIPLE S III EE T.
New York, Tuesday, October 81, 1873.
THE NEWS OF YESTERDAY.
To-Day's Contents of the
Herald.

HTHE LOCATION OF THE NEXT CHIEF JUS
TICEl HOW NEW YORK HAS BEEN AND
MAY BE REPRESENTATIVE OF THE
LEADING ARTICLE-SIxTH PAGE.
NAVAL OPERATIONS OF THE SPANISH IN
TRANSFORMERS AT VALENCIA CONIRE-
RAS DEMANDS MONEY AND PROVISIONS
FOREIGN DOGS OF WAR ON THE wATCHl
MERCHANTMEN CAPTURED = SEVENTH
PAGE
ITALY'S WAR UPON THE RELIGIOUS CoRPO-
RATIONSl THE JESUIIS ORDERED TO
vACATEl SIX CONVERTS TAKEN POSSES
SION OF UNDER PROTEST. THE COMING
CARDINALS-SEvESTH PAGE.
RESTORATION OF ROYALTY IN FRANCE DE-
CLARED A CERTAINTY TESTIMONY OF
BAZAINE'S PEERS AND CoMPATRIOTs-
SEVENTH PAGE
MEXICO's NEW CONSTITUTION TO BE SUP
PORTED-ROYAL DIFFICULTIES AND VOL
CANIC ERUPTIONS IN THE SANDWICH
ISLANDS-SEvENTH PAGE.
A GRAND ONSLAUGHT UPON COUNTERFEITERSl
THE MOUNTAINS OF EASTERN TENNESSEE
AND WESTERN NORTH CAROLINA
SECURED AND SIXTY OUTLAWS CAP
TURED THE MOST REMARKABLE RAID
IN MANY YEARS-TENTH PAGE
REBUILDING THE AMERICAN MARINEi A
MOST IMPORTANT WORK IN PROGRESS
AT CHESTER, Pa. HOW VESSELS ARE
BUILT A MAGNIFICENT FLEET OF IRON
SHIPS NOW ON THE STOCKS-SEvESTH PAGE
WAR AGAIN TAMMANY AND APOLLO GET
TING THEIR BLOOD UPl THE PEO-
PIES PARTY THE SLATES-THIRD PAGE.
THE YACHT ENCHANTREss AWARDED THE
CAPE MAY CUP IMPORTANT GENERAL
NEwS-SEvENTH PAGE.
KELSEY TO RE gROUGHT ALIVE BEFORE TIL p
HUNTINGTON OFFICIALS IMPORTANT
DEVELOPMENTS PROMISED IN THE TAR
AND-FEATHER CASE-THIRD PAGE.
STOKES DEFENCEl SOME NEW EvIDENCEl
FISK'S CHARACTER AND HIS PISTOL
Pocket THE HALL BOYS OF THE GRAND
CENTRAL IN BAD LIGHT-THRD PAGE.
A JOHN FOLEY BRoADsIDE FOR THE HEAD
OF THE CITY FINANCIAL BUREAUi
MEsSRs. HAWKINS AND WATERBURY
RECEIVE SIMILAR FAvoRS FROM THE
ZEiLOUS REFORM CANDIDATE FOR
SHERIFF-THIRD PAGE
FINANCIAL MOVEMENTS AT HOME AND ABROAD
BUT LITTLE DOING IN WALL STREET.
GOLD HIGHER, MONEY EASIER AND
STOCKS DULLi A FAILURE IN LONDON
WHAT OUR RAILROADS CoST-FoURrH
PAGE.
The New York herald., 1873-10-21

A LARGE HAuL.-The government detectives
and marshals, after q five months survey of
the field, have finally run to earth and cap
tured large number of counterfeiters of
United States currency in Eastern Tennessee
and the western part of North Carolina
These gentlemen have been actively plying
their trade, especially since the panic has
caused scarcity Of greenbacks. Less
scrupulous than Secretary Richardson in
issuing their reserves, they'have been moro
ready than the Secretary to do all in their
power for the relief Of the money stringency.
Their financial policy has, however, now come
to grief.
The New York herald., 1873-10-21

THE CRISIS IN FRANcE-INcREAsrHa Ex-
cITEMEST IN PAHrs.-The public excitement
is increasing in Paris as the time for the re-
opening of the National Assembly approaches
The plan Of the monarchists has awakened o
general discussion Of the situation, and to
meet it the republicans will move that the
proposition for the restoration Of the Bour-
bons be referred to the Constitutional Com
mission, upon which there are hopes that the
Bourbons may be bafiled and. in the end, de-
feated. The rumor that President MacMahoH
will resign on the meeting Of the Assembly is
doubtless mere canard But, as the game
appears to be in his hands, everything will de-
pend on his line of action. The crisis is at
hand, and to France the choice may be the
Bourbons or the "Marseillaise.
The New York herald., 1873-10-21
EIGHTH LIBERAL SENATORIAL DISTRICT
CONVENTION

The Eighth Liberal Republican Senatorial Con.
vention met last evening at Brevoort Hall, in
Ffty-fourth street. Robert 8. Dobbie In the chair.
committee Of conference was appointed to con-
Ter with a committee from Apollo Hall and other
outside organizations. An informal ballot was
taken during the absence Of the commit-
tee, with the following resut:-Auermah
McCarerty a. Charles Crary, q, ana henry
Murray /. The committee reported that tney coul
not possibly come TO any definite arrangement Win
the other ORGANIZATION at present and begged that
the Convention would adjourn until some .line
when they could resolve upon suitable candidate.
Alderman McUancrty Is. however, acknowledged 10
be the strongest man In his district and likely TO
receive the nomination.
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NEW YORK HERALD TUESDAY 2 1s73-TRPLE SHEET

cessfully brand and abolish 1t as an effete in
stitution power somewhat greater than that
developed by the New York attorney is neces-
sary to shake the military systems Of Europe.
We say nothing of the humanity of Mr. Fields
philosophy; neither do we complain of his
code We simply note an ephemeral obstacle to
its immediate adoption which we have no
doubt will tumble over whenever the great
peace statesman shall say presto!
The New York herald., 1873-10-21

AN IMPENDING REVOLUTION IN HAYr1 is the
latest news from that country. The political
atmosphere there is gloomy; financial crisis
is apprehended in consequence Of the govern
ment calling in its paper currency at the rate
of one dollar in specie for three hundred dol
lars in paper. The people do not like this
sort Of redemption, general discomfort pre-
walls among them and they are arming for a
fight. The next news from Port au Prince
may bring to US the clash Of resoundng arms.
We can only say that this intelligence from
Hayti is what we have been expecting from
that quarter for some time.
The New York herald., 1873-10-21
A M U S E NJ E N T s.

Italian Opera-NilssOn i'm sIl Trovat0rc."
The role of Leonora In one OF the most popular
operas Of the present day, for Verdi and Gounod
may be accredited Of having written the most
taking works for q quarter Of a century past, has
had host Of celebrated representatives. Great
as her predecessors may be, Nine. Nilsson does
not take lower plane. All the traditional effects
in the different arias Of the heroine, which are so
wen known to every opera-goer, were given last
night by Nine. Nilsson with telling effect. 1t may
appear extraordinary that the Swedish nightingale
should make great success In r0te which she
does not count among her best operate repre-
sentations, but II would be difficult
to point to any more effective Leonora
in the annals OF American opera. The merit OF the
representation last night, however, was the ex-
cellence OF the ensemble Miss Cary as Azucena,
Signor Campanini as Manrico and Slgnor Del
Puente as Di Luna contributed to the success OF
the opera. 1t Is unnecessary to enter into details
regarding the performance of this well known
work by the magnificent company OF NJ. Srrakosch,
as we have already spoken OF 1t at length, but we
are mpelled to add to our former remarks an
emphatic endorsement OF the artistic impersona-
tion OF the heroine by Mme Nilsson. On Wednes-
day evening "Don Giovanni" will be given with
the entire strength OF the company.
The New York herald., 1873-10-21

The SPANISH lSTRANsrGENTE SQUADRON
arrived off the harbor of Valencia, from Car
tagena, on Sunday, the 10th instant. Its
commander appears to be engaged in buc-
caneering and blackmail expeditionary
cruise. The operations Of the insurgent ves-
sells are closely watched by foreign allied
force, made up Of British, French and Italian
men-of-war; the only fact which affords any
degree Of importance to the movement
The New York herald., 1873-10-21

PRINCE BISMARCK AT VIESNA.-The arrival
of Prince Bismarck at Vienna where Emperor
William is now the guest of Emperor Francis
Joseph, has already given birth to oil sorts Of
rurlors. The rumors may be well or ill
founded, but it is certain that Bismarck is
still the man on whose shoulders the imperial
German edifce rests. He built it. He still
supports it. Germany is not fairly on her
legs, and without Bismarck it is difficult to
see how she would get along.
The New York herald., 1873-10-21

THE GUBERNAToRIAL CONTEST IN VIRGINIA
A STRANGE DILEMMA. Within fortnight or
so of the election it appears to have been dis
covered that Hughes, the republican candidate
In Virginia for Governor, is disfranchised in
having been concerned in duel since the
adoption of the present State constitution. II
this charge shall be established Hughes may
be counted among the dead men. In any
event the probabilities appear to be against
him
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PosTPoNEMENr OF THE BALTIMORE RACES.
BALTIMORE, oct. 20, 1873.

BALTIMORE, Oct 20, 1873.
The races which were announced to come on to-
morrow. have been postponed on account OF the
storm, which has prevailed here Tor twenty-four
hours. IL is not clear yet, and the track Will be
unit TO run on for day or two.
The Maryland Jockey Climb rave announced
Thursday as the opening day Of the meeting; The
horses from New York have all arrived safely and
will be in readiness to run on the day appointed.
The New York herald., 1873-10-21
REPUBLICAN PRIMARIES.

The republicans held primary elections In the
various Assembly districts throughout the city and
chose delegates to County, Senatorial, Assembly
and Congre ssonal Conventions. The greatest
harmony prevaled throughout
The New York herald., 1873-10-21

The Yellow Fever mt Memphis.
The Young Mems Christian Association have re.
ceived the following despatch from their agent ut
Memphis
MEMPHIS, Oct. 49, 1873
Memphis ia almost deserted few faithful men
and women nobly are dong their duty. and null
titude OF poor. who cannot get away, are ali that
are left. The Howard Association have 246 nurses,
and, with other expenses, they require $1,s00
day. More money Is needed Tonight the weather
is cool and things look hopeful.
The Young Mems Christian Association have re-
celved and forwarded to Memphis total OF $467.
The New York herald., 1873-10-21
TAMMXNY ASSEMBLY NOMINATIONS

The Assembly District Tammany conventions
we're IN session last night, but while several OF
them organized, appointed conference committees
and adjourned to future dates lew made any nom-
nations. The following is q list or those whicn
The New York herald., 1873-10-21
THE OHIO ELECTION.

OmciaI Count In Hamilton County.
CINCINNATI, Oct. 20, 1878.
The ofncal vote OF Hamilton county for Governor
shows 37i27 votes were cast Noyes received
io.o2l; Auen, Ia, 1874, and Collins peoples candl-
date,, 4. SO. Aliens majority Iyer Nuyes, I63.
The New York herald., 1873-10-21
THE FRENCH PARLIAMENT.
Political Calculation Of the Assembly Ma.
jority-M. Theirs Summoned to Paris
TELEGRAM TO THE NEW YORK HERALD.

PARIS, Oct. 20, 1873
Leon Say writes to the Temps that he feels sure
OF a republican majority in the Assembly.
IN. Thiers, who mad gone to Lille, has been sum-
moned by telegraph to return to Paris
The New York herald., 1873-10-21

STILL IN DouBT-The result of the Ohio
election on the Governor It may be Allen or
it may be Noyes, after al the noise We have
had over Allen.
The New York herald., 1873-10-21
1872. 1873.

average temperature tesbcIudy. W
average temperature for corresponding date
last NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. 10
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CAPTURE OF ESCAPED C0NVIcTs AT SING
SING.
panauxrrpsrR ncl

PoUGHKEEPsIE Oct. 20, 1873.
The two convlcts who escaped from sing sing
this afternoon we're hotly pursued through the
village aud recaptured
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The weather I'm This city Yesterday.

The following record will show the changes in
the temperature for the past twenty-four hours in
comparison with the corresponding day OF last
year. as indicated by the thermometer at Hudnut's
Pharmacy HERALD Buidng:-
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wooDs MUSEUM. Broadway. corner Thirtieth st.
pAyY CROCKETT. Afternoon and evening
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ADJUSTMENTS THIS EVENING.

ACADEMY OF MUSIC. lith street and Irving place.
SULLIVAN AcToR-
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UNION SQUARE THEATRE. Union square, near
froadway.-THE GENEVA CROSS.
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NEW YORK HERALD
BROADWAY AND ANN STREET.
JAMES GORDON BENNETT,
PROPRIETOR
volume xxxvIH. H......................No Ss4
ADJUSTMENTS THIS EVENING.
ACADEMY OF MUSIC, I4th street and Irving place
SULLIVAN THE ACTOR
UNION SQUARE THEATRE. Union square. near
Broadway.-THE GENEVA Cross
wooD,s MUSEUM. Broadway. corner Thirteth ST.
DAvY CROCKETT. Afternoon and evening
BOOTHS THEATRE, Sixth av. and Twenty third St.
FAscHos, THE CRicKKr
NEW LycEUM THE ATRE. l4h St and 9Th av.-
NoTRK DANE
METROPOLITAN THEATRE, SIS Broadway.-vARlErr
ENTERTAINMENT.
THEATRE coMIouR, No. S4 Broadway.-vAnrrrr
MRS r.. B. coNwAY's BROOKLYN THEATRE
PARK THEATRE, BROOKLYN. opposite City Hall
JULIUS CxsAR.
BowERY THEATRE. Bowery.-GNeEs sSArs-THE
TURF DIGGERs DOOM
BROADWAY THEATRE, rs and 73o Broadway
FRITZ. OUR GERMAN COUSIN.
GRAND OPERA HOUSE, Eighth av and Twenty third
St-UHDER TIE GAsLiGHr.
OLYMPIC THEATRE, Broadway between Houston
and Bleecker sts-Moss cHousLsuHL
NIBLoS GARDEN, Broadway between Prince and
Houston sts.-THE BLACK CROOK.
wALLAcK's THEATRE Broadway and Thirteenth
street -,OuR AMERICAN COUSIN
TONY PASTORS OPERA HOUSE, No. 2ol Bowery.-
VARIETY ENTERTAINMENT Matinee at ~
GERMANIA THEATRE, l4ih street and Sd avenue
DER REGISTRATION Aur kEisEs
BRYANT's OPERA HOUSE, Twenty third St, corner
Sixth av.-NEGRo MISsTRELsY &C.
HooLEY's OPERA HOUSE. Court street Brooklyn
SAN FRANCISCO MISsrRfLs
ROBINSON HALL, sixteenth street-THE ROYAL
MARioNETTEs. Matinee at j.
sTEINwAY HALL Fourteenth street-GRASD
CONCERT.
p T. BARNUMS WORLDS FAIR 9th street and 4th
avenue. Afternoon and evening.
FERRERo's NEW ASSEMBLY ROOMS, 18th street
MAGICAL ENTERTAINMENT.
CHURCH OF THE DISCIPLES s-LrcruRr-"FISAscx
AND The PANIC AND lrs REMEDIES"
AMERICAN INSTITUTE FAIR Sd av. between Esd
ana 64th sts Afternoon and evening
NEW YORK MUSEUM OF ANATOMY, No 6ls Broad
way.-ScIENcK AND ART
DIR. KAHN's MUSEUM. No. 6ss Broadway.-scIEscE
AND ART
The New York herald., 1873-10-21

Yellow Fever I'm Columbus, Texas.
NEW ORLEANS, Oct. 20, 1873.
A special despatch to the PtcGyune reports five
deaths in Columbus Texas, from yellow fever.
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Contributions for Memphis.

CONTRIBUTORS TOT MemphIs.
CHARLESTON, 8. c., Oct. 20, 1873.
Additional contributions for Memphis to the
amount of 81, 100 were forwarded to-day, and more
Will be sent tomorrow.
The New York herald., 1873-10-21
YELLOW FEVER.
SHREVEPORT, La. Oct. 20, 1879

oHREVEPOkT, Las OCT. ~, l6Ia
There was light frost this morning During
the past forty-eght hours several cases OF yell
low fever were reported in the city and larger
number IN the outskirts, where the fever still is
epidemic. At the convent there are seven cases,
all doing we'll The few cases in the city are doing
we'll; but q number OF those on the outskirts are
considered dangerous. The following prominent
people
DIED DURING THR LAST FORTY EIGHT HOURS.
Mrs. r. Z. Allen.
Mrs. Martha f. Ailston.
Rush McCutcheon.
W. Rose.
Jesse Jackson.
REPORTS OF THE SICK.
On Sunday w. p. Ford and J. X. Boone had
back set, but are doing better to-day Isaac Kahn
and Alfred Nolan are seriously Ill. Mrs. Arnold, q
nurse, from New Orleans. will die. DR.. John Ford
and lady are quite sick, but doing well.
1t appears to be useless look for an entire ces
sation OF the fever until the last person subject to
the disease has had an attack The interments
for the last twenty-four hours were five. Up to
Saturday night there had been
FIFTY-ONR CASES OF FEVER AT MARSHALL, TEXAS
and twenty-f deaths. On Sunday there were four
deaths and several new cases. S. Baehrs, OF this
city, is dying at Marshall. To-day there were 1ve
deaths up to five O'Clock r. NJ. and eight new
cases. Mrs. William Reynolds, wife OF the secre-
tary OF superintendent Dickson, is very low; also
Miss Pattie Irwin.
THE TOTAL DEATHS
up to tonight were thirty-two Very few stores
are open, and business is suspended. The disease
Is not so virulent as at first reported The fever
did not spread at Mansfield La, there having been
only five cases there of which three died. The
village is entirely deserted.
The Condition OF Me mphis-The Disease
Dying Out-The Frost Welcomed and
Dreaded.
MEMPHIS Tenn, Oct. 20, 1873.
There was heavy frost this morning, with pros
poets OF q heavier one tomorrow. This will
have q favorable effect on the fever,
but will be fearful for thousands not
clothed for the winter and made
destitute by succession of caamites
during the past year. The majority OF the socle-
ties and relief boards are unable to supply the ap
plicatons for assistance. A proposition has been
received to take some Of the orphans. but great
many more are yet to be provided for.
Mr.. John Walsh, an undertaken and alderman.
from the First ward died to-day. lie was sick
only forty-eight hours.
There is now more activity in business than there
has been for the past month.
The disease is rapidly yielding to the cold weather.
The noon mortuary report shows tnat there were
twenty deaths from yellow lever and six from other
causes Total 26.
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NEW LyoEUM THE ATRE. l4th St and 9Th av.-
NoTRK DAME.
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BOOTHS THEATRE, Sixth av. and Twenty third st.
EANcHoN. CRcKKr.
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WEATHER REPORT.
WAR DEPARTMENT, ]
OFFICE OF THE CHIEF SIGNAL OFFICER,
WASHINGTON, d. c., Oct. 21-1 A. NJ. }

WASHINGTON, ID. G., OCT. III A. M. J
PROBABILITIES
For Tuesday in the Southern States light to flesh
northwest winds, with clear weather.
For THE MIDDLE ATLANTIC STATES, RISING
BAROMETER WESTERLY WINDS AND CLOUDY OR
CLEARING AND PARTLY CLOUDY WEATHER.
For New England, easterly WINDS veering to
southwest, with cloud and rain.
FOR the lower lakes, northeast winds, backing to
northwest, with rain.
Cautonary signals continue at Cape May, Ne 4
York, New Haven, New London, Woods Hole, Bos-
ton, Portland, Me-, Eastport Oswego, Rochester,
Buffalo, Erie. Cleveland, Toledo, Detroit and Al
pena,
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METROPOLITAN THEATRE 5ss Broadway.-vAnErr
ENTERTAINMENT.
The New York herald., 1873-10-21

THEATRE coMIoUR, No. 54 Broadway.-vAnlxrr
ENTERTAINxENT
River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1873-04-18
LrnhII.hed March al. lsIll


AN ACT 90 amend chapter one hundred ard thirty.
seven of the general lrwg of 1867, IN rotation to
,ht election a county sDINrir'ealrn.s ct eaer
The poople nf tho state ~ Wisconsin rrprcstue I'm
senate ana assembly, do enact as follows;
section l. section one NJ chapter ore hundred
and th,v.seven ~ the general laws of 1867 IS hero.
by amended ~ 81 "a read as follows; 80 mcWht Of
any county board 81 sun ryisors iu any county On
which county superntpndents Of the pour elect.
cd or chosen hy the board u supervisors, shall b.
eligible 90 or hold the onicc ~ super.
mtendcnt II the county poor, during the
term for which he was elected supervisor: but this
hnard Of supervisors from acting a. such superin
tcudgnts IN any county who're they are expressly
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March 10. $50.
Published March 25, 1871
CHAPTER 1856.


M ACT iu relation 20 the education Of children Of
the county poor.
The people o the siate of Wisconsin, represented in
senate ana assembly, d. enact as follows:
Section /. Whenever any person ~ lawful school
age shall hc maintained at the publich charg such
person shall Dee deemed for school purpose. resi-
leHts ~ auy school district IN which they mas han-
iualy live.
see. @. Tu case the person bg so maintained by
he county the county board of supervisors shallfnr
each year allow to any district in which such person
may attend school an amount for each person so
attending. which shall bp equal o. thc amount exc
pended in That wear for each pupil IN such district
for school purposes which amount shall oc rcckon-
"a hy the district 1ihcars without reference tu the
number ~ paupcr children attending The school.
ana In ease such person be maintained by any tpwu,
sneb town hoard Df supervisors shall allow % ans
district tn which thry attend school. an amount
which shall iC rgckoncd in the same manner hero
la provided u eases whev 'hc pupils are maintained
by Che county.
see o.. IAis act shall take effect and %, ia fore
from aud otter its passage.
Approved March ~, ISIS.
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Published March q, 1871
CHATTER ma.

AN ACT TO amead section sixteen chapter thirty
i've OF the revised statuues entitled of license mon.
eys
The people OF tho state Ct Wisconsin, represented in
senate and assembly, do enact as follows:
Section /, n moneys hereafter derived from Il.
censes granted in the eyera towns, cities and VII
lagos Of Green and Green Lake counties. in pursu.
amos OF chap thiry-fige of the revised statutes
shall when paid into the treasuries OF the several
cities and villages Of said counties where such
eens arc grlnteG be held and disposed of Ga IN
same manne~as the general town, city and village
funds are now disposed OF by law any law to the con.
trary Notwithstanding.
See ). This act shall take effect and be in force
ON and after its aassage.
Approved March 10, 1873.
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and eghtytWo Of the general laws OF 1872 is hereby
amended by adding 70 said section the following
The provisions of this section shall be held and
deemed to apply to all cases where aid has been or
hereafter may be voted and stock subscribed to-
the construction Of any railroad in this state
whether under the provisions Of this act on any other
law OF a general or private nature
Sec. 2. This act shall take effect and be Ia force
from and after its passage and publication
Approved March 10, 1873