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The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1883-08-11
THE MARKETS.
AUGUST 10, 1888.

CHICAGO.

CATTLE - Duller; 10 lower; exports
s. 9Od6 %; good 70 choice shippers s. 40
as 50; common to fair "a 40Nl55 40.
HOGS-Light IS 700D6 81; mixed packing
- lO(Gj 40; heavy packing and shipping
- iOC0i 70, Market fairly active and
5Ql0C lower.
The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1883-08-11

LONDON, August 0.--Thc Mos, Rev.
Michael Loguc, Bishop Of Taphoe, In let.
ter states that the people III County Donegal
have pasasd safely through tbs cytie of dis
The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1883-08-11
Gram.
CHICAGO.

WIIEAT-Iligher; closing at 81 02k
August; Sl04 September; 81 05X
October; ~ O6T November; 81 OK year.
CORN--Lowar; 500 August; son
ser'tmner; 4Dh October;49h November
year AZ.
OATS-Lower; 26tC6 26'. August; 20
September; 263, October; 20 year.
The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1883-08-11
Telegraphic.
DOMESTIC NEWS.
The Suspension Of Two Banks in
indianapolis.
The Suspension Claimed to be Tenn
porary The President Among tho
Indians--A Hanging in New
York-Items Of All
Sorts.

lSDIASpoLIs, Ind, August l0.-Large
crowds gathered around the First National
bank and the Indiana Bunting company an
hour before opening thine, this morning.
Both banks remain closed. The following
notice II posted on the door Of the
First National: 1.-THE board OF directors
are in session considering what is best TO be
done, hut have not yet arrived AT con-
uion,' The board OF directors OF the
First National bank adopted resolution
At their meeting this morning to double the
stock OF the banS-SSO0, 0OO OF stock in
stead OF 400, OOO-proyided syndicate
headed by Mr.. DePauw and Mr.. English
was formed to take the management and a
controlling amount Of the stock. A paper
was drawn up to this effect, which was
signed BY all the directors and stockholders
present, and a committee was appointed TO
get the consent Of the stockholders not
present. As soon a. this consent Is COM
pICtcd ii j. understood that new and strong
parties will come into the concern that will
make 1t one Of the strongest financial in
situations IN The country II may take a
few DAYS 10 DO this and gather IN the regu-
lar amount Of currency, but it may be
done in a few hours. The other
bank also held meeting and
agreed that II the proposed syndl-
cate was formed they would afford all
the assistance 10 the FIRST National that
might be- required. 1t may be said, toere-
fore, that whilst il is unfortunate that any
trouble occurred there is really no reason
for alarm, and that ultimate good may re-
suit from 1t IN giving the bank increased
strength. Very little information has been
obtained rs to what the Indiana Banking
company may do, but 1t is probable they
will be- able to resume also in Il very short
time. @There hasl been no Extraordinary
demand on any OF the other banks for funds
| to-day.
THR ACTION IN WASHINGTON.
WASHINGTON, August 10. The Acting
Comptroller OF the currency has instructed
the state examiner to look into the condi.
| ton OF the FIJI st National Bank OF Indiana
polis and TepOrt
The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1883-08-11

Trans LEAVE CAIRO:
BOB "A IN. Mail,
Arriving IN st. Louie s45 am. Chicago, 80 p. m. ;
Connecting at Odn and dillingham; for Cincn
natl, lou.sy!lle, Indianapolis and points Esst.
III am. st. Louis and Western
Express.
Arriving IN ST. Louis 1:0S p, m, and Connecting
for oil points West
$50 pm. Fast Express.
For st. Louis ani Chicago, arriving Al 81. Louts
t0:40p m, and Chicago 7;20 Am.
800 pm. Cincinnati Express.
Arriving At Cincinnati 200 am; Louisville 6:55
AM Indianapolis 4:05 am. Passengers by
this train reach the above points - TO 80
HOURS In advance OF any other route.
IE-The $3.50 p, m express has PULLMAN
SLEEPING CAR Caro- 70 Cincinnati, without
changes, and through sleepers TO s. Louis and
Chicago.
The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1883-08-11

II isa fact established
by Science that many
diseases are introduced
by pntriiica'i ion, which
rcproducer itself and
propOgates the disease
In ever widening circles
These diseases genef.
ate centaPIon and I'LL the
air with death. Such II
that dread Terror,
The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1883-08-11
ST. LOUIS.

WHEAT-rligher; closing at 81 0Bx
August; 81 0SN September; 81 l0H
October; II ia November; 81 OK year.
CORN Higher; 46I Augusta AK
September; Az October; Az. November;
AZ year; a.. May.
OATS Lower; % August; 251 Sep.
TENDER; 25a October; 24}s year; 29h May,
NEW YORK.
WHEAT-August 81 l7I0l l7h Sep.
tcmbcr - lS)sODl lSh; october 81 20H01
/ .O1 November IL 22'S61l %; Decem.
Der II - u,
CORN-August 6lE062; September
6lh october 81 =.
The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1883-08-11
Asiatic Cholera,

which Ia now deyastat.
Ing the East and al
yAncing on IT. NJ ION
Of death rapidly towardp
our shores. Other DE-
eases Of the same -Ort
are Diphiheda, Typh
old Fever, Scarlet Fever,
SMALLPOX, NJ esslcE,
Yellow Fever Fry ip
elias, etc. All there gen
crate cont4siOn. Other
diseases yer an d
Ague, Ma aria Fever,
stc arise from cdIts
giOn which comes OF
dampuerr, unhealthyfit.
uAtions or uncleannes-
All these Diseases can
he cured only by stop.
ping the production Of
Disease Germs sad de.
stroyiug those slre idy
produced Both thcsr
results are accomplishtd
by the use Of Prof
Dsrbys preparation o.
Boracic Acid and chic
rine, known as
The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1883-08-11
DAHBYS
PROPllYLATIC
FLUID.

Space does not permit us ~ name OF the usee TO
which this great Gern-desr0wr II applicable.
Ask your Druggist for printed matter descriptive
Of It's usefulness, or address
i II. ZEILIN ~ co,
Manufacturing Chemist PHILADELPHIA.
30 cents per bottle. Pint Bottles 800.
The weekly Thibodaux sentinel and journal of the 8th Senatorial District. [volume] (Thibodaux, Lna. [i.e. La.]) 1875-1898, 1883-01-27

latent parler. Fitz Gerald Sc mon
ira, mails pour elles seules. Tn
doist sur les leyres, il commandait
le silence.
-Apprenez lie done, conclnt Jacl:
en- retouIant un sangiot, 81 je NE
consacre 4 ses enfants, c'eS5 mon
Gevoir. ST ia! coiib.;ttu s;j;!s son
nom, c'etalt mon droit .oui, n;on
droit! lie vieux corlto dc kildare.
me Favait avoue, je snis son hls. >
Edward Gtait mon tltye!
Pamela, sonliant a trave.s SEES
larmes, lui tendit la NAN. Qnant {;
CoTnelia, le touchant 4 Ffl,auIe, ellie
le fit sc retourner :crs les t2plsSc>
lies, maintenant ecar;ees. Gui dor
dinaire masquaient !a porte Sc
crete.
Jack, lui .lisait ellie Ell ,n9n,e
temps, resarde!
Edward etait Ia sur lc seril. Il
savancait Ell lni ter''aat les bras.
'L'emotion de Wild Iv;;s,, 1tta:s ;uii
cible. II await vonla So redrl>sse..,
crier. Ill retomb:,, muct, i4prIY!u,
nosant croire encore an tl:no,yGa@e
dc ses yeux.
-Je lie suis pas mn o1.,bIe. dit
enfin le mort-vivant. Ucst bias.
MOI c'eSt bien ton frHre. Oh II ..
sauye. Slovius ct Tancrele!
Quelques mots ayant complete
lexplicatiOn, les deux !titZ Gera;,,
s'embrasserent.
Eft moi dit alors Lncy, ta
sGnr aussi t'ecoutait, Jack.
Un instant plus tarl: on s'6t2it
sronpe devant le proscrjs /; sfai!le-
tontaine exposa les projects for:efs.
pour Favenir. Deja Foutlaw await
reconvr6 toute son enesgie.
-LAm6rique disai.-il en rsGar-
dant Cornelia, nous vous J rejoin-
drons peut 6tre an jour. -.
Eth !pourquoi pas das present,
ensemble I propose lie yicomte.
Wild Irish refusa, craignant de
compromettre Ia fuite d:idward.
D'ailleurs, il n'etait pas !ibre en-
core, il sc devait i ses dernicrs com
pagnons, qui l'attendaient:
Dams quel espoir : demanda
Fitz Gerald.
Nous cherchons & gagner le
nord, repondit-iI.
Pour y rallumer Ia gue:re
A ContinWer.
The weekly Thibodaux sentinel and journal of the 8th Senatorial District. [volume] (Thibodaux, Lna. [i.e. La.]) 1875-1898, 1883-01-27

de Pargent, ct de mines nous II 'en vi
vons point" tLEscAEBor, chap. ~
"Apres deux labours espaces de
quinze jours, ills semerent Gu be
francois, froment ct seiele, ct 4 Ia
hultaine suivante on Wit le travail
n'avoir etc vain, aims une belle es-
perance par Ia production que la
terre avoit ia fait des semence qu'-
ellie avoit recu, ct So fut un sn]et au
sieur de Poutrincourt de faire son
rapport EN- France, de chose toute
nouvelle en- ce lieu la."
II r6exp&dia en- etfet le Jonas vers
la fin d'aodt, sous lie commando
ment de Pontgrave, ieGuel etait
revenu 4 Port Royal, peu de jours
apres parrivee de PQutrincoart,
ayant appris par d'autres navires,
4 Campseau, le passage de ce der
nier, Pontgrav6 devait, en- debar-
quaint en- France, rendre compte Il.
NJ. de Monts de la situation du
pays, ct lui remettre les pel1eteries
ct autres marchandises que Pom
await amassees depuis son depart.
Toutes chooses SO trouyant misses
en- ortlre, le provisions serrees dams
le fort, les cultures enhances, ct les
ouvriers dispos6s chacun en- leur
besogne, les uns pour Pagrandissc-
ment des batiments, les autres 4 Ia
terre, ct d'autres a leurs meters.
Poutrincourt monta la patachc qui
lui etait demeur6e, ct ALA faire une
exclusion en- mer vers lie sud. En-
passant q File Sainte.C .Croix, il y
trouva intacts les magasins laisses
par NJ. de Nonts, ct, chose plus pre-
cieuse, il y cueillit des epis de ble
The weekly Thibodaux sentinel and journal of the 8th Senatorial District. [volume] (Thibodaux, Lna. [i.e. La.]) 1875-1898, 1883-01-27
UNE
UNE
COLONIEFEOD
EN- AMERIQUE
L'ACAD1E, 1603-1710.
Les POutrinc0sgFt
(16O2 a 1632)

&C.. .Chacun dit /: Y a-t-il des tresors :?
Y a-t-il des mines dor ct d'argent ct
personne ne demande =: Ce peuple Il,
est-il dispose 4 enten,lre la doctrine
chr6tiennea QUAINT aux mines il V eli
a vraimeur, mais il i:sut savoir les
fo1iIler la plus belle mine que 10
sache, c'est du hle ct du vim avec la
nourriture du bestial qui ceci. ii a
de rargent, ct de mines nous II en- vi
vons point" (LEsCAR8or, chap. H.
River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1883-10-25

diamond EKlnff,

Cigars are plenty nova days.
A dance in Burke's Hall Friday
night.
S. F. Kremer has moved his family
to Prescott.
A Miss Stout has been spending a
few days F.. Quimby's.
1t seems to be the season of we'd
dings, in d. b. AT least. Several we'd
dings in the last month, and next III
order will be the wedding jubilee.
K. NJ. Johnston has taken a partner
for life.
We said soon would come the wed
ding Jubilee; one has already come.
Tonight. tOct. l7th) crowd consist
ing of married men, young men and
boys gathered around the front steps
and piazza of the residence of MIR.
Welch, with tin pans, sleigh bells,
cowbells. guns and revOlvers, just as
the family had commenced their GUS
tomary evening worship. After Il
few minutes of this compound music
Mr.. WEIGH appeared on the scene of
action and asked them if they knew
what they were doing. They had to
stop while and finally answered that
they would like to see Mr.. Eaton and
wanted great big ~" Mr.. WEIGH
invited them in bnt tacy at FIRST re-
fused, saying they would muddy the
carpets, etc, but after several invita-
tions two young men went in and
| were treated to wedding, and several
other kinds OF cake, pie, apples etc.
After a few minutes of friendly chat
they joined their comrades who were
sitting out on the wet grass and stand
ing in the rain. They thought they
would scare some one, but were mis-
taken; so instead of getting 50 or SlC
as the expected, they got--what did
they get!-why, they got sold.
River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1883-10-25

The Rev. Cummings, fifteen or TWEEN
ty years ago pastor at kinniekinnic
and Pleasant Valley, retires from the
ministry of the NJ. E. Church and
goes into the practice of homeopathic
medicine at Sank Center. MINI. He
has taken full course in Chicago.
The bright eyes of Ada Coveil, vi
Prescott, beamed on various friends
here last week.
The rotund, rubicund and refresh
ing face of Froom Watson is seen in G.
w. Youngman's Office, near corner OF
Seventh and Robert, as G. VS.. most
trusted and efficient colaborer, and
counting room chief in his musical es-
adjustment.
we are told that Russian circulars
in satin are the proper winter gar
ment.
Mrs. d. j. Higgins, formerly Mrs.
E. 5. Ravens, and herhnsband, known
as Col. Higgins, now Rev., locate III
Minneapolis this year, and Rev. Hig-
gins breaches in the vicinity. They
are especially pleased with the work
| assigned.
So far as we know the teachers
from Pierce and st. Croix counties
are getting along well in their respec-
tive positions.
Eleven teachers came all the way
from Yankton, D. T.. during their
term time to visit three days in st.
Paul schools, and one day in Minneap.
oils. They were pleased with the
practical aspect of the work in Ian.
/ aauua and fine absence of technical
grammar.
River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1883-10-25

Rev. e. B. Russell preached his first
sermon here last Sunday, and his
hearers listened to straight forward
gospel sermon of the kind we need.
james Collect lost IA cow last week.
She was taken crazy and lived only "a
few hours.
There will be flag presentation at
Fox's hall on Tuesday night, by the
the ladies of Rock Elm To the a. NJ.
Howard Post G. A. X.
The wagon shop in the village is be-
ing moved near 10 the blacksmith shop
Of MpIcher & Ratchlan.
:. !. Fox and family have started
for Iowa on visit to Mr.. F's brother,
They 60 by carriage.
AT the store of =. 4. Hawn viii be
found 4 new supply of choice goods,
trimmings, &C., &c. such as we have
always had TO go to large towns to
fnd We commend MI. Hawn Ter his
enterprise in thus meeting the wants
of the people at home. People III
want OF extras please take notice.
The hogs are roaming among the
fields of corn standing uncut and try
ing hard to keep alive on what the
frost left. Our farmers say they new
er knew the value of corn crop De-
fore.
River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1883-10-25

Chas. Miller has moved into town.
He is building a barn on his premises
10 take the place of the one he took
down last summer.
Examinations were held in the pub
lie school last week.
Mr.. Kremer, the livery stable man
has moved into the A. A. Meacham
house.
Capt. E. A. Meacham lost valuable
horse last week.
II. w. Babbidge came down from
st. Paul last Saturday to a family re-
union,-there are three in the family,
all told.
Mr.. Shattuck. of Nashua, n. H., is
here on visit to his sister, Mrs. j. A
Abbott.
Charlie Blitzoe, who has been run
ming the rope ferry the past summer
has omit, and Mark Dibble has the
management of it at present.
W. III. Bickok came down last Tues
day from his claim near Aberdeen
Dakota, and is spending the week il
visiting friends, preparatory to com
mencing school in Clifton Hollow mex
Monday. He looks as though Ddkot'
air agreed with him.
River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1883-10-25


A new barn is being built at VIM.
Monro's.
The SC. counter at Browns is a
great attraction.
Ed. Hoover and Henry Cole made a
short visit to wildwood last week.
Samuel Garrison and Miss Mary
Jane Fulton, of Red Wing, were mar
rfed at the Esdalle House on the 9th
inst.
Miss Susie Gilmore, who visited
here several days recently, was mar
ried to W. Barkulo0 at Bay City on
the 18th inst.
D. Mc(Iarl was in town this week.
II. c. Hodgman, of Red Wing, was
in town last Tuesday.
The Mill Co. are making prepare
tions to do a large amount of logging
this winter.
Henry Cole has decided to remain at
home instead of moving to Wildwood,
as has been reported.
Mic Larsen spent Sunday at home.
He is ''bossing" it at Ono for the Mill
Co.
We are sorry to hear that Mrs. w.
Barkul0o is lying sick, severe nerv-
Gus prostration, seems to be the
trouble. Her many friends will be
glad to hear of her recovery.
Hosea says we are going to have an
early winter and a tough one. Hosea
knows everything muskrat knows,
and more, too, judging from the skins
he has ON hand.
We are glad to see II. p. Saddler up
on the streets again. II. P. says he
would rather nurse children than ten
rheumatic toes.
p. j. Roice thought that his hand
had bee ONE so hardened that circu'
lar saw would have no effect ON it, but
it did. Peter, circular saw will
catch onto anything but the cheek of
tightening rod peddlar; remember
| that.
River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1883-10-25

THE postmaster General decides that
the reduced rate of postage which
went into effect the first of this month
applies to domestic mails, and not to
mails for foreign countries, but be-
comes the rate of letters to Canada in
consequence of the fact that undel
the existing postal arrangement be-
tween the U. S. and that country the
domestic rate of the country of origin
applies to the international letters ex'
changed between the two countri 5.
With the exception of Canada, thel e
fore, the rates of postage named in
the foreign postage table of the Post
al Guide for August last continues t.
apply on an after Oct. /.
River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1883-10-25

Toloff & Co have taken out their
threshing machine again.
A. Eugley has sold his farm of 80
acres TO Matthias Meyer, from Sheboy.
gan Co. Consideration $1,000. Mr.. E.
will give full possession the lst of May
ne xt.
Andrew BjorensOn was kicked i'll
the stomach 10y one of his horses last
Thursday the 18th. He fingered until
Monday morning when death relieved
him from suffering.
Chas Van Schoonhoven raised III
bushels of potatoes on Z acre of land.
They were of the Early Rose variety
A. j. Affair has got in large stock
of custom made boots and shoes. The
stock is so large that every one can
secure good fit.
River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1883-10-25


Old Mrs. Cardle fell down stairs and
hurt her arm pretty badly last Friday.
Mr.. Hawn moved his family into II
f. Tousley's old house last Puesday.
DR.. Twins better half arrived last
week.
Mrs. DR.. Merrill and Miss Dora Sew
al, of Rock Elm, and John Bailey, of
Baldwin, were visiting friends in the
village.
Dan. O'Connel has improved the
looks of his hotel by siding it.
johnson Harris is building new
barn.
Co. Surveyor Schnlthess was here
last week telling us who we are and
where we live.
Mr.. Lowater, of Rock Elm, will
make an effort to organize night
school at this place next Friday even
ing.
j. II. Buchanan moved into his new
house this week.
The fruit trees delivered here last
Monday were a very poor lot. Don t
be imposed upon, farmers.
NICTATE.
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Maiden Rock.

The fair and festival at the Carml-
chal school-house last Friday evening
was Il success in every particular.
80 persons went out from the village,
and all report having had an enjoyable
time. The receipts were $4l clear of
all expenses. which was given to Rev
w. E. Barker, to apply on his salary
Rev. MIR. Barker delivered very
earnest discourse on the subject of
temperance to good audience, last
Sunday evening.
School opens on Monday, Nov. 5th,
in the new school-house, with Mr.. Nc
Andrews as principal and Miss Belle
Frye as assistant.
Mr.. Richardson and family have re-
turned to Milwaukee.
A brother of Mr.. Geo. Barton, living
in Ohio, was visiting him few days
last week.
The Good Templars are again in &C.
tive operation, and elected A. P. Mer-
rill and W. E. Denham as delegates to
the convention held on the oath at
River Falls.
Mrs. Belle Goucher is now visiting
relatives in Maiden Rock and vicinity.
The jug breaking entertainment, for
the benefit of the Maiden Rock Sunday
| school, will be held in the new school
| house ON Friday evening. Nov. ID.
Everybody is invited. The novel fea-
| ture of the entertainment will be the
breaking of small jugs which have
been distributed to IL little girls and
/ in which they have collected pennies,
nickels, and other coin. The child
who succeeds in getting the largest
amount in her jug is to receive a prize.
/ The entertainment is to consist OF
| singing. recitations, declarations,
etc, and will be very appropriate
dedication of the school house.
Very little wheat has been marketed
at this point thus far this year, prices
being so low that farmers prefer to
| stay at home and finish up their plow-
inc and fall work, rather than sell
their wheat. Consequently trade is
very dull, aud fall collections decided
ly slim.
The snow storm of Sunday had a
tendency to hurry up those who are
slow in making preparations for win
ter.
/ 4 Tracks of bear we're seen or Mon
day morning in Fred Johnson corn
field, on the lake shore near Pine
Creek. and party of hunters went
out to capture him, but thus far have
been unsuccessful.
River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1883-10-25

lee = inch thick last Friday night.
Squirrels seem to be the special prey
of our sportsmen.
The Ladies' Aid Society Fair, ON
the 10th inst. passed off pleasantly.
The smiling countenance Of Mr.. J.
Moore, of Trlmbelle, was seen on our
streets last week.
Mr.. George Guitteau. son of our
TAILOR. is spending few days with
his parents. previous to his return to
Wyoming.
All who have returned from the
West tell us that it is too cold and
bleak there for them to think of pas
sing the long winter months in their
far-away homes.
Many Of the farmers of this vicinity
are hauling their wheat to Prescott.
Mr.. Jno. Beatty lost horse the
other day. This is the second loss of
this kind met with this season.
River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1883-10-25
RrOOIxViIle.

The Rev. Mr.. Sweet is plastering his
new house.
Joseph Sleeper and family viii
soon start via Northern Pacific r. R.
for Puget Sound, W. T. We learn
that Ed. Mclean will accompany them.
We learn that Mr.. Edwin Human
starts for the Pacific coast the present
week.
Our school will close it's fall term
the present week, The teacher has
given good satisfaction.
The artist, NJ. Comitsch, who is now
engaged in his profession at this
place. will in few days go TO Wilson,
Dunn county. He is good artist and
is very reasonable in his charges.
We learn that protracted meeting
is being held at the Strait school-house
and many converts are being added tt
| the NJ. E. church.
o. L. Lusk is putting Or. Westcott'
house in order for the approach ng
cold weather.
John Daniels has his feed mill now
ready for grinding feed, corn meal
| &c.
River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1883-10-25

5. What difference, if any, should
/ be made in conducting recitations and
giving instructions in the primary and
advanced classese
4. What relation has the schoo
board to regulations for school man
agement; what is the duty of the
teacher i'm securing co operation: and
upon what is it based!
5. What attention have you given
to the "CoUrse Of Study" issued 10y
the State Superintendent of Public In.
struetion!
U. 5. CONSTITUTION
l. What was the basis OF govern
ment from the Declaration of indie
pendenee to the Const. Periodi
.. Compare the forms Of govern
ment, of what is now the {. S, from
1916 to the present time.
3. How many articles in the q. 5.
Constitution Give a proper heading
for each one.
4. State how the L. 5. Const. may
be amended.
5. Fully discuss ''Taxes."
WIS. CONSTITUTION.
/. What forms of government has
Wisconsin been under!
2. How may the Wisconsin Consti-
tuition be amended
3. State the number Of articles in
the Wis. Constitution.
4. Compare the personal rights
guaranteed by the u. S. Const. and
by that of Wis, relating TO criminal
action.
5, What is the minimum sum
which each town or city is required
to raise by tax for school purposes!