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The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-08-14
WEDNESDAY. AUGUST "A. 1895.
To-pAY,s MrrrI>Gs AND EVENTS.

Schiller Lodge. ]. O. q. F. Scn'iie'
Han.
stuart Council. a. L. Of H., Powols
Han.
Martha Washington Lodge. *. and l.. OF
H.. 80s north Fifth street.
Richmond Council. Chosen Friends, FL
let's Ham
Richmond Lodge. a. o. L. W, odd
Fellows Hall.
Oueen Lodge. Golden Shore, Elicit $
Han.
Company b. First Regiment. Armory.
Eiba Beneficial and Social Society, CEN
trail Han.
Richmond Castle. X. 6. F., Eagle HAN
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{ Chicago Court Decides Against Taking
Away it, Charter.

CHICAGO. Aug. i3-Gcrman Pyin.ans
won signal victory in tho courts ;es-
t.r.lav in the tight over the Establishing
for refusal 10 adopt the English ritual
WllIcc, Lodge 40. 1913. sued the 1u-
rrpmo lodge. 81 iiiInOfs. asking thc court
10 onlon ID from taking away the lodge
charter, and also To- issue a VIII 'l
mandamus compelling IL 20 give up Ger
tain passwords. Judge Breuiano to-day
rendered a decision boz the plainlhs ia-
yOr.
Waldeck Lodge Is composed of German
American members. numbering about one
hundred. March if,h last tne complain
amt. Wa,deck Lodge. filed nih pm tne
Superior Court praying Tor an lhlnn'-
ton To- restrain the Grand Lodge ~ the
State from tApsllus Waiieck lousr from
the order and from seizing its effects,
and from excluding its members tfo'"
the benefits of The order
Subsequently, Waldeck Lodge filed
petition for manlamus. asking the coutt
10 order the Grand Lodge 90 issue 70 IL
the password In order That ~ couid on-
tain the benefits Of the order.
The supreme Lodge at JOS meeting I'D
Washington. August. 1885, r., ised ms con-
stimt'On and bylaws, and aitptr.i pro-
visions. among which was one Wulfh pro,
vided that the ritual of the order shall
be Tfintet and published only in the
English language, except as may here
aft 30 bee autt OrIed-
In Septemfnr. 1896 the Grand Chancci-
Tor of Illinois ordered the surlenl" D or
the charter ~ Waldeck Lodge and as
German rituals. and ordered tlu the
lodge Use cnlv the English ritual at us
meetings Waldprk Lodge refused 20
complv with the demand. and the cham
cenor presented charges 90 ,he Grand 'lr'-
bu9al charging the lodge With violating
me Grand Tribunal. after considering
the case. found Waliock Lodge guilty
only OF dis0beying the order OF nc Or moi
Chancellor TIL finding. the lod-c &c. nl-
OIL D
min fTa matter 10 the supreme TRIBUNAL
Inn In was shown 70 the court that the
aDDeal 20 the upper tribunal was refused
and the Grand Tribunal would not stay
ffs Judgment. which provided for Che eX-
rulsion of the lodge ami the forfeiture
of lis franchise and property.
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4 Tribe of Indians.

HAVRE DE GRACE. MD. Aug PA
band of Brazilian Indians were campei
at Pcrryville yesterday. The tribe are en-
route for California They have seven
teen wagons and about one hundred men,
women and children. They are filthy,
dirty and ragged. Although they have
plenty OF money. they are begging their
way along The authorities drove them
from PcrryVille this morning and they
attempted 10 camp here. but the city
officers kept them on the move, They
say now they will make their way 10
Baltimore and Washington and on 10
their destinati0n.-Bal American.
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sermons Delivered Yesterday 11.4ii Feet
Above sea Level.

TACOMA. Aug. ,2.-The Rev. William
NJ. Jeffcris rector of the church Of the
Holy Communion. and the Key. J. p.
Marlett. pastor of the First Methodist
church. both Of this city. preached yes
terday on the top cf Mount Tacoma li4ii
feet above The level Of the sea. Their
subject was the Sermon ON the Mount.
Their audience consisted ~ twSnty-iQur
Observation-Disclosures. who went np WIN
them Arrangements had been made
10 have a hOmng-pigcon bring the SER
mons down but the forest fires had
filled the air with smoke and the blid
could not hy with safety
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which he could only be forced by necess sl,
tx and then ne was more coiic'' -.
about the kind OF owner 10 VIZ - -,
animal was intrusted than ABOUT 'i' f'0
TT I'm the bargain. 49,, ,,,orcx,
for he considered 81 the nrst Iuli ili','i,
OF good riding 10 scriuce minor $500
comforts to the well-Deing OF H,9 -
and any enc VINO was ms pun 80 mo
uanshfp was taught 70 cohSIu'i -
strained or sore back Of his mount az :,
personal disgrace 20 the fider' 4 40" .,
never forget the first lesson it - 49,,
of self-control that / receiver ilVlh t.'ii-
NVe were cauterinc along toGcthtt "'i"Ni
81. euror,er xvoods The thick curtain
of leaves that marked the Soui VI
hidden streams cut on tht 49, ,'..
the sea. the afr was not, sun d.iu 10
win tho resiuous odOrs OF the pune ne
dfse When we passed into an occasional
fhfaket of scrub oak the shaic ""S i'i,~1
at srd cool | wanted 10 walk my morse
there. but my father pressed Iol W. Il 20
that I had 10 ride ptishlt hVl 10 80,
frhlnd When we had rcgailed the open
farrons. where the sun beat DOWN anlv.s
inc nurrlish tree boles. ne called 70 me 10
walk NV mare. as IL was TOO HOT ioi ANi
10 pace in that temperature.
His was the purest mercy, a. IL -
cenized the right of every created thlns
H. tba full enjoyment Of IT'S greatest pos
chile hquriuoss. and 80 seemed, therefore.
"a downright sin % his just nina thdl
man. as raster OF the brute. should use
his Incurred power with a selfish dlsie-
card Of the dumb animals inapllly u
rroes its claim 10 consideration.
NV father could never reconcile himseli
20 the thought that any lnrocuous 'tfa-
turc should pee killed without some use
ful end or on account OF mlsl
trust en- man. Therefore, first az bfiet-
field and aftefwari at BauFoir, an SHOOT
ing was forbidden in the GROUNDS a'vu1
the house. circumstance OF Whicn N',
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4 Small Bank Assignment.

MEMPHIS. TENN. Aug 12-The Bank
of shelby a small Institution, COM
menccd business here in 1892. assigned
this morning. The liabilities are Sl07 .001:
assets $4,000 The officers OF the bank
say they will pay dollar for dollar. and
will have surplus for the stockholders.
This bank was started IN lSz, ana wonld
have gone, under In 1893. but for the as
s!stancc or associated banks.
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Although his habits in most respects
were extremely simple my tatner was
NJ YER an early riser. he said iahshihsty
that he had been obliged 10 get up 10
rcteule for so many years tnat ne l'l
never been able 10 make up for hts io-t
morning maps. The more serious reason
urferlviug the habit was that he was Il
n .rtyr 90 insomnia and found Steep p'-
fore midnight an imp0ssibilty. Perhaps
il was fell0w-feeling for me-. when was
a child. that prompted MIN infafia'iy 20
hee delay of sentence when pelllnc
struck. If be- was reading aloud. ana one
CHAPTER only was granted as q commute
ZION of the fiat of immediate banishmehi.
fe would often smile over the edge OF
th. book at me ia token that We hat
reached the limit of my reptieNe, ANU
quietly continue until either my nurse 3
protest or my own slcepiuess convinced
him that IL was really reasonable time
for me 10 Dee carried off. Ills thcois
was that there was too much legislation
I'm the world. and that a healthy chlid 3
own instincts might be relied upon 70 nie-
tate his times of eating and stepping.
There were two faults for which me- enc
. tortained no mercy. These We're lying
ard gluttony. The first We We're taught
20 look upon as a crime, the second as d
Tianr4IE.
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HIS LITERARY TAeIrs.
Although he was an omniverous read
or. deyourng political and historical
works side hv Side with GaDoriau's or
any other sensational novel bee never
seemed 10 have blIutcd his keen ltcra-
rs palate. but appreciated the good books
that came in his way with the zest or q
boy ! remember reading aloud 20 MN
"Ben Hur' from 10 o'clock until day
break both of us ODliViOus 90 the Night
of Time and when my sleepy eyes re-
fused % follow the lines J left him silli
absorbed iu fhe noycl-in1eed. bee did
rot go 20 rest until bee had finished il.
In tho MAIN however. his heart was
true 10 bis ola loves First Byron, whose
Toems Doe read aloud. his voice lending
pew mt sic t0 tlc lines while he sa- and
sCNcd. uld Scott. BURNS. and Don ,(Hix-
ote. although he declared he never could
see anything ridiculous in the hnlsht OF
La Mdueha I'll noble mind distfdu2ht.
nor ln SanchO "that pattern OF honest
ser.ituoe." My father was no little dis
appointed with me when I told him thai
the adventures cf the latter when Coy
ernor on tle island seemed "c-y laugna-
bile 10 ne larsOn Primrose was an0th
of his prime fav0rtes. and Uncle Toby
was a person that / believed historical as
a child. SO often did hear him quoted.
OF all the books De- referred 10, SNAKES
uCaro and the Bible held the foremost
place. His knowledge of the divine Look
was not exceeded hy that OF any clergy
man ever met. and he coutcnded that DO
Shakespeare and Solomon one might ina
symposium of all human wisdom II one
only knew the exact places 10 look Tor IT,
TIE book OF job was especially loFsi
10y him. and ] have often heard him say
IL contained much of the finest poetry
in any language.
OF course. is interest I'm the history
Of the world. and especially in the p0ii,-
ical career OF this country. fOr which he
had done so much. made him constant
reader ~ the papers and the cOnefe ssion-
al reports.
After be had sonc 10 ms rest his es-
peclai library rcit ing TO governmental
subjects. many } tho volumes animated
New Orleans. where IL might be- a. tine
easy command of students and for Jack
OF space I'm the room devoted 10 books
IN the main building the volumes relating
10 sacred subjects were moved over into
his Oh study. This circumstance gave
rise 20 "a natural but crrOnelI cOrclust o.
as % the trend OF his mind. mentioned
in graceful and kindly article written
by literary man, who made q .ls-.m-
age to BcauvOir lately.
LOVE or GAMFs AND NrsIc.
In the Quiet leisure OF my fathers old
age "A great many Of the winter nigats
were made pleasant by reading aloud
but as his ewes failed q f0ndness for
gamcs grew upon him. and TIE backgam-
mon board and card table became part
OF every evenings amusement. lie never
PLAYED for money, no matter now Sma4
the stake, but the tally OF the games OF
euchre was scrupulously kept In buttons
or counters. which We're added together
at the end OF the evening with quite as
keen an interest as II they had represent
Der fortschritt. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1891-1915, 1895-05-02
9lttd Ser Standardization idein1

Nmd Ser Experimentation i9sint
o%alelbe Sbidial b]euor;uiteben, bus ans
oers Yrcouttiousspei9e srrei6t bat; Die
Moi3ine miro einen aroBen Sbeil Der
9anoarbeit ct leeen. Su 9onooner ST.
9arrenfabriten iino. wie beri9tet miro,
leit GINGER Belt eriol9rei3e gerlude nit
elmer pom Sean &eul e erfunbenen Ma>
idine an9eiteQt moroen, welte c1e Die
sur 9erlteQun9 elmer Gi9arre n0tbisen
Operationen obne ieoe llnterbre9uns
ausiibrt. Na@oem bic Mai9ine bic
ginlase III Ser 9emiini@ten Torm psrar>
beitet, rout lie bas 9edblott berum uno
beieiti9t Die Spite our3 einen me6as
Mid ,u9eiiibrten Srppfen @ummi. Die
Gi9arren iouen i'm Nusieben uno v3ug"
ben nit Der 9ano 9efertisten uouis
9lsidwarti9 iein. IS bleibt natiirlid
ab;uwatten, Of bic 90luns oes Yruz
blems wirtli@ selunsen lit. SeoenfaQs
ltebt aber felt, bag, wenn' iie audi jebt
nod ni3t uoQitdnois sefunoen fem ioute,
bod Die 3eit tommt, in uel9er AUDI in
oer Gisarreninoultrie bic Mai9ine bic
6anbarbeit iiberminben mirb.'
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0ebt ocn 3abat ni1t aut.
@eilume ~abrens scm 0ebrcmd seNelbe,

@cilmng .uabreno Dem 0ebrcmd oeNclbem.
Die Sabatss 2eioeni6att mabit iteti9
Bel einem Meni3en, bis oos Nerpeni ps
item 5erriittst, Sic geiunbbeit ansesrii>
fen uno 3ufrieoenbeit aeritort iino.
Fl0tli3 auf;ub0ren, sreiit bas @pitem
Su iebr an, oa fir einen Ieioeni9aitli9en
@ebrauder oer Eabat nit Der 3eit Elm
Stimalant biloet, wel9es Der &orper
mwi6eritebli& ior6ert. Baco-Curo
lit ein wi0eni@aitli@es Mittel, uorii@s
tis na3 Dem &cSept zines %beriibmten
Nrstes, wel@er bailel6e ieit 1872 obne
einen einsisen Teb'i@laa sebrau3te, 3uz
l%ammcn9elett uno 1T rein ue9etabilil 9.
Wdbreno Der Sur oirft ibr louiel Gabat
9cbrau9en, ME eud beliebt; oas Mittel
belebrt eu6 ~iofort, wenn ibr aufb0ren
lout. Baco-Curo 1T tein Subiitut
fir ben Eabat, ionoern elm burdaus
wiheni3aftli9es 9eilmittel. 6eilurs
9arantirt, ODER oas @elo nit 10 Yros.
Sntereien suriid6esablt. Sn u1en Npoz
tteten 81 baben ooer bel gmpfan9 bes
Preiies per Yoit uerianot. Breis: 81
bic S9a9tel poer 0rei S9a9teln (3Oz
td9i9e &ur) fir $3.50. Senoet ieds
2Gent Poitmarten fir cine Yrobel9a3>
tel nebit Yampblet unb Bemeii en- an
Eureka Chemical & Manufacturing Co.
La Crosse, Wis.
Der fortschritt. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1891-1915, 1895-05-02

Mut lebten Mittwod lieB Superin>
tenoent 9ornbad 0 benz Yulman>
'i9en 8ermietbunssz Bureau ;weibuns
Bert &iinoi9un9cn an ebenio u1cle gin>
mobner BON pullman ergeben. Was
aus ben arlnen Nrbeitern, bic mciltcns
bei6aitisun9slos iino, weroen lou,
wenn oieie Orobuna mirtli6 CUR Nusz
fiibruns 9elan9en ioate, lit i@wer gu
ia9en. giner berlelben, Sliper +. Gill
bertion, Der elm tleines 9dusden &c..
800 Watt Nue. bewobnt, ertldrte, ouB
ct Dot Dem eroBen Streit flint Sabre
fir PuQman searbeitet batte, ieitoem
ober obne gei@aitisung 9eweien iei.
Bis oabiu Datte er AUDI INNER feline
Mietbe piinttli9 entri@tet, bod lei es
iDm ipater unmO9li@ 9emelcn, icinen
Terpfli@tur9en na3sutommen.
Der fortschritt. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1891-1915, 1895-05-02
9cr 3udGtruit, b. ). bic Nmericau


Susar &eiinins Co., bat neuli9 betm
Staatsietretdr uou Ma6a6uietts ieinen
Tinansberidt ein9ersidt. Oaraus 9ebt
beruor, baB Der &ieientruit ieet im
3uderseidait nit einem &apitaI pom
nubesu 70 Miuionen Dollars arbeitet
uno auberoem % MiQionen Dollars
in ben Nttien auoerer &orporationen ans
aelest bat. Gin Ter9lei6 oieier s3iiieru
nit ben Nnsaben oes Genius BON 1880
iiber bic 3uderinDuitrie seist Die rieiens
bate Experimentation, bic lid bier
uousosen bat. Canals arbeiteten 40
Tirmen nit einem &apital pom q!
Miuionen Dollars. 9eute perfiist cine
einSise &%orporation iiber bic oreiia9e
&apitaliumme. Die 26 Miuionen,
welde in anoeren SOrporationen anses
lest iino, oienen oa;u, ben Otonomii9en
uno oamit ben poIitii@en ginfluB bes
Sruits auf itrate9ii@ wi3tise Yoiitionen
aus5ubebnen. 60 itedt bas &apital oes
3udertrults in ben StraBenbabnen uon
prouioence, in Dem Brootlpner 9asers
baussIruit, Dem Seem Yortcr unb Minz
neiotaer MeblsSruit, in uielen 81 en=
babnen uno III Den bebeutcnolt item Sruit=
Companies. ienen 9antcu, bic ais Gsns
tren Der Gapita(szEoncentration bienen.
Oas New Dorter SonsreBmitslieb
Barner batte oeBbalb ni9t 10 iebr ii6er:
als ct Dor einem &ongreBs
ertlarts, rer 3udertrul It babe
'os gauge %ano al Der @ur9el.
Der fortschritt. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1891-1915, 1895-05-02

9ic 9etbane Nrbeit unb elm oamit
erSeustes prooutt bebalt ibren @ert1,
pb iie bur@ Cobb, Silber>, Papier>
ooer Nluminum> Miinje in ben gertebr
tommt, wenn bic 9oltsre9ieruns bic
@arantie bietet. @in6 bic Ser. Staa=
ten ni9t 10 piel mertb, wie ein &C.
i9aftsmann, Der Gbeds in ben 0ertebr
brinsen tann, iolanee ct als ;ablunssz
fabis betra9tet wirb (9fat. &ef.)
Der fortschritt. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1891-1915, 1895-05-02

Sic o piel belpro9ene internationale
Miinsz Gonferens felt ii3 aQmdlis ais
Elm iblau aus9ebedter plan Der Cobb
juoen beraus, Der immerwabreno itei9en>
ben Silberbewe9uns in ben Ser. @tauten
10 LANCE als irseno m0sli6 ben 8ino
aus ben Se9eln gu nebmen. Gin Sober,
wel9er bic uerl9iebenen 8eri9te iber
oielen @esenitano uerfolst bat, wiro 3us
geben, baB man u bann iiber Die Sim
~9ele9enbeit bOrte, menn alien faQs cine
Convention fir Treiiilber ODE: Ooppelz
mabruns itattiano. DaB eine berartiae
Gonferen5 einberui EN- miro, slauben mir
%iiberbaupt ni@t, uno foute oieielbe 3us
ltanoe tommen, mas fdme babel beraus?
Der Nustras wiiroe oerlelbe lein ais bel
Der pur eini9en Sabren itattsebabten
8rul1eler 3ul ammentunft: so an ~entien>
Bet auf &esimentsuntoiten Elm @omite,
bas mdbreno mebreren Wo@en in dulce
jubilo lebt uno unusrri9tetcr Sa9e su>
riidtebrt. Die 20iuns Ser Traae 1T einz
fa9. Stdn6cn bic Ser. Staaten ni9t
in 10 bobem @raoe nnter Der &nute bes
@roBtapitals, 10 miroe Sic &e9ierun9
be Brdguns Don Cob uno @itber i'm
aQ9emein proponirten G%erbdltniB bon
l6 5u l einfibren, uno bic anberea
Madte miBten in ie9r turier 3eit tlein
bei9ebeu. Solonge ieoo9 N9enten uon
Wau> uno 0ambarol treet IN lere Tinan>
gen manipuliren, oirfen mir auf cine
Bel leruu9 III biei Jet 9inli@t feline 9cfis
nunS be9en.
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tn Der ge%9islatur pon Yennipluania

NV N~C
lit Elm Mntras, bic Triibiabrswablen ab:
Sui6affen, bic StaatswabIen IN Die &C.
raoen unb bic Municipalwablen III bic
uu9eraoen Sabre 81 le9en, uno 10 iabrs
lid 9unoerttauienoe gu iparen, abses
i6Iadtet woroeu. vOas lit MIR natiirs
It9," meint basu EN- Gaui@bIatt. vuns
iere 9erren Yolititer, ob iie nun in
Ycnnipluania, Seem Yort, Nebrasta,
California ooer Geras iinb, ltimmen
BARN therein. oaB iie ME fir's Sparen
Siientli9er @eloer lino, benn iie wiilen
gang senau, no bieie binseben uno ,uer
Den Sortbeil oauon bat."
Der fortschritt. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1891-1915, 1895-05-02

Der iilberjinsi9e S~tanoalbelo Yred:
inricse bon &entudp ertldrt, baB er be:
sriinoete uriade babe ausunebmen, bab
ct in ben Sunoesienot 9ewdblt weroen
wiroe. Gin neuer uno idwerwiesenber
@runo fir Die Nbi9oiiunS oieier ~foiiilen
&0rperi1aft.
Der fortschritt. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1891-1915, 1895-05-02

Die wenisen Yopuliten, bic nod
tirSli6 fir @rinouns elmer Silbsrs
Eartei idwarmten, liuo uertummt,
ieitoem iie aus ben &eiben Der Bolts
partei ben taft einitimmissn &ui per-
nommen baben, oab Die Smobaer Ylotz
form fir uniere Yartei gut 9enug isi.
Der fortschritt. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1891-1915, 1895-05-02

Office of the PIONEER PRESS co, c. w. EoRN1cK, Supt.
St. Paul MINI, Sept. I, 1894.
Eureka Chemical & Mfg. Co, La Crosse, Wis:
gEeube Serreu - @t pleu Sahwu mr ib benz SabatA9crub w9cben ub ramdte
tasG9 Dol tmtebn bis snana9 GNarrn. Iein Msrpemg0en rpor 10 arg 3erutet bb
me pri@iebene onSee Wihel .Eoo4 oms gdols cs i'd DM@ 5uoq ani
BACO-CURO aufmrfan purbe. Sorg enau be Wo9en be9ann u ben Sebraub Sbes
9RitFls uHe nb 9sms aeae9en oob ID ab!oiut ten Sston9 NuM Mo3 s s}ner wi @%HS pesR % &
BAco-cURo einio9 wunocuphfenb uno omT i'd deNabe befens enapt9lsm: .x
M1tun9spoQ, G. W. 9mnid.
The Lexington dispatch. [volume] (Lexington, South Carolina) 1870-1917, 1895-12-18

Sec. l9. Nothing prohibited in this
article shall be permitted to be done by
any corporation or company, persons
or person, either for its or their own
benefit or otherwise, by its or their
holding or controlling IN its or their
own name or otherwise, or in the name
of any other person or persons, or 9TH
er corporation or company whatsoever,
a majority of the capital stock, or OF
bonds having voting power, Of any rail-
road or transportation company, or
corporation created by or existing an
der the laws of this State: or doing
business within this State.
Sec. 20. No right of way shall be
appropriated to the use Of any corpor-
alton until full compensation therefor
shall be first made to the owner, or Sc
cured by a deposit of money, lrrespec-
tive of any benefit from any improve
ment proposed by such corporation,
which compensation shall be asrer-
tained by jury of - men in court OF
record, as shall be prescribed by law.
Sec. q. The general assembly shall
enforce the provisions Of this article by
approprite legislation.
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cense shall be granted to sell alcoholic
beverages in less quantities than one
half pint, or to sell them between sun
down and sunrise, or to sell them to be
drunk on the premises: And provided,
further, that the general assembly
shall not delegate to any municipal
corporation the power to issue licenses
to sell the same.
Sec. -. Allprize-fghting Is prohlb-
tied in this State, and the general as
sembly shall provide by proper laws
for theprevention and punishment OF
the same.
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ARTICLE XI.
EDUCATION.

Section ]. The supervision of pub
lie instruction shall be vested in the
State superintendent of education,
who shall be elected for the term OF
two years by the qualified electors OF
the State, in such manner and at such
time as the other State officers are
elected; his powers, duties and COM
pensatior shall be defined by the gen
eral assembly.
Sec. .. There shall be a State
board of education, composed OF the
governor, the state superintendent OF
education, and not exceeding seven
persons to be appointed by the govorn-
or every four years, OF which board
the governor shall be chairman. and
the state superintendent of education,
secretary. This board shall have the
regulation of examination Of teachers
applving for certificates of qualltica-
ton. and shall award all scholarships
and have such other powers and duties
as NAV be determined by law. The
travelling expenses of the persons to
be appointed shall be provided for by
the general assembly.
Sec. 3. The general assembly
shall make provision for the election
or appointment OF all other necessary
school officers, and shall define their
qualification, powers, duties, compeG-
sation and terms of office.
Sec. 4. The salaries OF the State
and county school officers and COM
pensation Of county treasurers for col
Letting and disbursing school moneys
shall not be paid out of the school,
funds, but shall be otherwise provided
for by the general assembly. >,
Sec. 5. The general assembly shall
provide for a liberal system OF freq
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takes place shall, without regard to
the conduct of the officers, be liable IN
exemplary damages of not less than
50, 900 to the legal representatives OF
the person lynched: Provided, further
That any county against which Jndg-
ment has been obtained for damages IN
any case of lynching shall have the
night to recover the amount OF saio
Judgment from the parties engaged IN
said lynching II any courtof competent
jurisdiction.