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Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1896-10-15

George LOUIS Pamela Busson Du
Maurier was born March 6, 1884. and
was educated in Paris, but always re-
manned Il British subject. His grand
parents on his fathers side were "emi.
gres' from France during the Reign
OF Terror. He came over To Eng.
land at the age of H. and studied chem
istry at University college, London
Afterward he studied painting in
Paris under the famous NJ Gleyer, also
in Antwerp and Dusseldorf. He first
began TO draw on wood In England
for Once Week afterwards for Punch
and the Cornhll Magazine and subse-
quently he Joined the Punch stan
From that time forward his weekly
drawings made him one OF the best.
known and most admired Of contem
porary artists. He illustrated Els
mond, The Story OF Feather, Thack-
ery's ballads. and many other books
He was an associate OF the Royal So
ciety Of Painters in Water CoIors.
1t was not until the appearance of
II1lDy rev years since that Du Mau.
rier became noted as an author He
leaped into instant fame both in this
country and on the continent. The
book went through several editions
and before long was dramatized. Du
Maurier's profits were enormous and
orders for further literary work poured
IN upon him In every mail. This ex-
element undoubtedly weakened Du
Mauiers rather frail constitution and
FASTENED his death.
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1896-10-15
MANITOBA PRAIRIE FIRE
Many People Left Homeless in That
Northern Province.

Pipestone Man. I, Oct. 10.-A prairie
the worst experienced here for years,
sweeping everything in its path and
burning acre after acre of grain in
stacks, beside buildings, cattle horses
and farm implements. The fire has
been burning for several days. Many
people in this district are left home
less Reports from other parts of the
province also tell of extensive de-
struction by prairie fires.
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1896-10-15
WILL DEFEND THE CASTLES.

Washington, Oct. 10. In the case OF
the Castles. Am ,Iicanp arrested in
London, on the charge Of shop-lifting.
Secretary Olney has received dis
patch from Ambassador Bayard TO the
effect that all possible assistance is
being rendered the accused for whom
eminent counsel has beer secured.
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1896-10-15
BAPTIsTs CHOOSE OFFICERS.
u. j. Lindsay OF Milwaukee Is Presi-
dent OF State Society.

Oshkosh, Wis. Oct. 9.The Wis
consin state B1ptists' convention
elected officers az fellows: President.
e. J. Lindsay, Milwaukee; vice presi-
dent. W. A. Barber Warrens. and G..
s. Webb, Oshkosh; corresponding sec
rotary, the Rev. ID. W. Hurlburt,
Wauwatosa; recording secretary, the
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1896-10-15
HORROR ON A HooSlER FARM.

Noblcsvllle, Ind, Oct, 10. Albert
Bray. n farmer. aged 40, and very re-
liRous, cut the throat Of his wife. his
nine year-old son. Carl, his two-year.
old daughter, Gda. and himself. Tho
wife and children died Immediately.
Bray lived TIL neon, He and his
wife had been In poor ECGlth and he
was financially embarrassed
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1896-10-15
SON or his i ATHER.
Robert Lincoln Unveils Monument
nj Galeshurg.

Galesburg. m, Oct. S.-The cele-
hration of the thirty-eighth annivcr-
sary of the Lincoln. Douglas debate
here opened with the dedication OF n
yesterday forenoon. The principal
stress were appropriately decorated and
there were present large number of
visitors. From 3 until 10 o'clock the
gold standard democrats ten
dcrcd Senator Palmer re-
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1896-10-15
|. o. G. r. GRAND OFFICERS.
Rev. w. II. Clark of Ripon Elected
Grand Chief Templar

Chippewa Falls, Oct. l0,-The
officers as follows; The Rev w. II
Clark of Ripon, grand chief templar;
Thomas Edwards of Ashland, grand
counsellor; Miss Mary Parkinson of
Mineral Point, grand vice templar; Z.
w. Chatin Of Waukesha. grand elector
al superintendent; Mrs. Ada r. Mark.
horn of independence, grand superin-
tendent of juvenile temples; b. f.
Parker, grand secretary. The follow
ing delegates We're chosen TO the inter
national supreme lodge, which con-
veneG in Zurich, Switzerland next May:
S. 7. Tasting of Green Bay; Capt. j.
f. Cleghorn of Clinton the Rev. w.
II. Clark of Ripon, e. W. Chain of
Waukesha
The Good Templars' Mutual Benefit
association, the insurance feature OF
the order, chose the following officers
at it's meeting President, II A Por
ter; vice president, Capt. j. f. Cleg-
horn; secretary. b, f. Parker; treas
urer, Ira II. Stewart Mrs. M. e.
Warren, William S. FRAZIER and w. \.
Brown were elected members of the
executive committee. The lodge passed
resolutions condemnins liquor selling
on the state fair grounds and near the
soldiers home and inviting all
temperance and religious organiza-
tons to work with it towards securing
legislation to these ends.
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1896-10-15
BURNED ny THIEVES.
Corning Iowa, Half Destroyed and
pilngod While burning.

Corning, Ia, Oct. 10 Corning was
visited yesterday by the most disas-
trous Are in It's history. Three hun
dred thousand dollars worth Of prop
erty went up in The flames An un-
known man was burned to death In
box chr. The city was generally pill
Jagged by robbers, VINO undoubtedly set
the fro.
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1896-10-15
EVERYTHING IS QUIET

Washington, Oct. THE Indian
bureau has received telegram from
Tuskahoma, Indian Territory. where
the election trouble was feared. saying
that the counting 81 votes ID progress
ing and everything is quiet
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1896-10-15
WOMEN ADMITTED
May Be Delegates to Methodist Con-
ferences.

St Paul Oct. TO- AT Austin yes
terday the ministers conference Of the
NJ Z church voted eighty-two TO sevl
enteen, in favor Of admitting women as
delegates TO the general conference
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1896-10-15

LcEdon police will present startling
evidence against the San Francisco mer-
chant Castle and his wife under arrest
Oh the charge OF larceny when their
case Ia called Tuesday.
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1896-10-15
CHICAGO'S BIG DAY
NEARLY TWO MILLION PEOPLE
PARTICIPATE IN EXERCISES.
HANNA STANDS UP 5 HOURS

Tremendous Anti-Free Silver Demon
stration in the Windy City Reviewed
by McKinleys Manager and Palmer
and Buckner-President Cleveland
Sends a Letter of Regret.
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1896-10-15

SickIes, Sigei and the other cam
paigning generals are at Minok, III.
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CON AMENDMENTS;

Assembly OF the State Of Louisiana. Two
thirds Of all the members elected 70 ct
House concerning, That the foNoWirt
amendment to the Constitution OF the
Sta.e Of louisiana, be submitted - .ne
s,a.+ore ~ me state, at the next cleo
ton for Representatives in 1885.
Article -. The Governor shah receive q
so'arc 81 t,ivc thousand dollars per an
mum, payable monthly on rs v va
G. ". BOLTON,
speal.s- Of the House or Representatives.
Il. II. LOTT.
President - Tem7orc Of the Senate,
A true cc.sa:
I. 5. A1tAns. Score cr- O. State.
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No. col.
JOINT RESOLUTION


Proposing an Amendment to the Consti-
tutica o. the State. Authorizing Cities
G1l Towns and Parishes to Levy.
Assess arc Collect Special Taxes for
the Purpose Of Constructing Public
Roads. alreets and Parks Under Ger
tain Conditions.
Section /. Be It resolved by the Gem
eral Assembly of the State OF Louisiana.
tWo-thirGs Of all the members elected to
each rouse coaclrring therein, That
there shall be submitted to the electors
Of the State for their approval or re-
lection at the next general election for
Repras2 atatiEes, In accordance with Ar
ticle 236 Of the Constitution, the following
additional article TO the Constitution OF
the state: Tho General Assembly NAV
authorize ana empower parishes and in
ccrlorated towns and cities of this State.
70 contract d-bts and issue evidences
thereof from 3ir7e TO time, for the purpose
OF constructing public parks, streets,
roads and bridges. and for that
purpose may issue evidences q Of
Indebtedness to be used in con
struct..s such pubic parks. streets.
roaas and bridges. And for such pur-
pose mag authorize and empo-,s- the
proper authorities. to levy and assess
) special taxes upon the property subject
% taxation. IN the parish or corporation,
uAa1 " 1SlitGl l4e same and QnEly thu
proceeds. provided, that such tax. 50
levied, assessed and collected, shall not
exceed the rate Of five mills on the dol
iaF, III any one year: provided further,
ina, no evidence Of indebtedness shall be
issued without full provision being mnda
1or the payment Of both the principal
and interest thereof. nor extend during 4
lone-er period than fifteen years: provided
further that such tax shall be levied.
asssSaed or collected until the proposition
lot "Asch said tax 50 collected is to ba
usea. SHAH have been submitted TO the
taxpayers OF the parish or corporation
Tor approval or rejection at an election to
pc ned Tor that purpose, and approved
Dy q majority vote of the taxpayers. both
N n1mber and value, voting at such
election.
g. ". BOLTON,
0pSanet " tHe fouse OF Representatives.
II. r. LOTT,
President Pro Tempore OF the Senate
A trua copy:
T.. $. ADAMS, Secretary Of state.
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eating Afte5es y arc - 81 tie Con-
ststGtion Of the State OF Louisiana.
Section /. Be It resolved ~ the General,
Assembly of the State Of Louisiana. two
thirds OF all the members ele.ta5. to each
Ifo.te ~ccneErrina. that Article seven
Of the Constitution Of tire safe OF
louisiana be 50 amended as to read as
follows:
Article I. In all criminal prosecutions
the accused shat eriav the rieat to a
speedy public trial, hy n impartial jury
of the parish wherein the efsense shall
have been committee. except IN cases Of
change of venue; provided. that in cases
where the penalty is rot necessarily i'm
rrisqprnent at hard IaAc-. or death. the
General Assembly shall provide for trial
thereof before a 5ary Of six ia number
or BY the court at any regular or special
term.
Sec. .. BE it further resolved. etc.
That Article eighty-one OF the Canstitu-
ton Of the State Of L.a.t.tra a.t be 50
amended as TO read as follows:
Article 81. The Supreme Court. except
~ cases hereinafter provided, shall have
appellate jurisdiction only. which juris-
Giction shall extend t. all cases when
the matter in dispute or the fund to be
distributed, whatever may he the amount
therein claimed, shall exceed two thou
saad dollars. exclusive Of interest. to
suits for divorce and separation from
bed and board, to suits for the nullity
OF marriage, to suits involving the sights
OF hon1esteads, to suits for Introduction.
ard to all cases arising under the Con-
stttutien, Treaties ara Laws Of the Unit
ed States. or under the Constitution OF
he State. = to al eases IN which the
coEstitationality or legality Of any tax,
tell or ir1oat whatever, or any Cline,
forfeiture or penalty imposed by d mum
icip~ corporation shall be in contesta-
ton Scr in which tho legality C costs,
fees, charges or allowances shah be In
dispute, whatsoever may he the amount
thereof; and in such cases the appeal
N the law and the facts shall he direct
.Y from the court in which the case
originated to the Supreme Court, and to
rirninal cases on questions Of law alone
whenever the punishment OF death or in
pr~isonnent at hard labor my ~ ineict-
Cd. or o fine exceeding three hundred
dollars is actually imposed. TIE sspreme
Court shall nav ~oririnal eeeIasive jur-
lsdiction in all matters t3ttent1g profess
SIGNAL misconduct of members of the
bar, with power to disha-, and i7fict such
other punishment as nay BE- provided
by law. The General Assembly shall
. avs to enforce the foregoing pro-
visions.
&c. Z. BE It further resolved etc. That
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con. AMENDMENTS

Arrce one hravre- ana rfcc OF Tae Com
stitution CT the State Of Louisiana be SO
amended rs to read as follows:
Article leg. The District Courts shall
have original jurisdiction IN all matters
civil. probate and criminal not vested
In the Supreme Court or exclusively in
some other court r. the Constitution and
laws rtaae in pursuance thereof. They
shall Lave unlimited original jurisdiction
In al criminal. probate end succession
matters. ard whea Il succ,ssicn is 3
partv Defendant. The district JUDGES
shat Be elected by = plurality CT the
qualified voters Ct their respective Gis-
triete, IN which t'.c. shall have been ac-
tual resi5eats fer " years next pre-
ce.!.@s t4e.g election. They shall be
learned IN TIC Law. ard shal have prac-
tiee& II fae State fer five years previous
to Their etc ton. They shall be elected
fer t9c tetrl Ct fo1r Years.. All elections
10 fiji vacancies oce&.ionea n death.
~rest.oaat.G:i or removal, shall be for the
TN sstr# tH-FG. are the Governor shalt
fl tiee Taeaer. .:.tl 81 election can he
hela. tIfzt ra;sss Of the district court
stall eart 9esGiye d ss4arv II three tho,I-
sand dollars rer anrr7-. .avab1e monthly
G.. tllsir respective warrants:
Sec. q. H. Il fGrt.5es. resa1Tas. etc, That
article CO. fsas.ees and eleven e the
Ce.sttts*4, Till ..tsl.1 cf f.e7:4.zaa
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AH=:e=@ TT district Courts shall
haze 5sstsa5ct.ea G aara2's from 7~Hztscas
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netiZef I~s2ttents2ryr Goa..etE.
Section i. ca i resolved hy taa en-
era. \ eeTfh3..s % t. STATE II Louis ana.
two-ts9isas C al TIE ms,fthers eiee.e,t TO
each House eoncu1r ne Tuat Ike tciow-
Ing amendment be a8cp:aG as 4 part o.
the Constitution Of tLe state @ 1au.si-
ana: 9
Section I. No p-eaitertta-T coE.ict stall
ever be leased or aired to any person o.
persons. 6r corporation, privata or public,
or quasi-pubiic, CT beard. save as author
lied ~. the next ~sscti3n, provided taat
this article sl.ail ta,.e eject uron the
extinguisfment Of the lease sz-&Ga pur-
suant to Act No. III. approved July Josh,
1880.
2. The General Assembly my authoriz
the employment under State Supervision
and the proper officers aE& e8aalo*es
of the State, of convicts. or public roads
or other public works. CT on convict
farms or manufactures owned by or con-
trolIea ny the stare o. any public eve
board or or any public leVee tnaer such
provisions and restrictions as may be i'm
posed by law.
G. W. BOLTON.
Speaker of the House OF Representatives.
II. R. LOTT,
" President Pro TtHlpore Of the Senate
A true copy:
- T. S. ADAMS, Secretary Of State.
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Section /. Pr 1t resolved by the General
Assembly OF the STATE CT Louisiana. two
thirds Of all the Members elected to each
House ~concurriag, THAT Article ore hun
cred and twelve Of the Constitution OF
the State of Louisiana be SO amended as
to read IS f~o.lorss:
Article IL. The General Assembly,
shall provide by la- fer the interchange
OF district judges aEa fer the trial Of
rCcIs2d ccses il the district ~ccrlrts, by
TIE selection CT licensed attorneys at
law. by an Interchange Of judges ana
otherwise. Wen any district judge IS
prevented ~ ary disability, or any CHER
cause whatever, from holding cr~ stated
CT appointed term Ct his co4rt. and
taet fact is mace to asnacr by the cer-
tsaeate Of TIE ctl.l-, under the seal Of the
court, to tie sr1ran7o court, or any as
sc1iGtc justice thereof, if n the Judgment
Ct tie c9EIt, or any associate justice, the
I11tsc interest 80 requires, he SHAH des-
iGRate and appoint any district JUDGE OF
a-- cher district to s.etd said court and
- 7srstarr, I'll TIE ~sr-ictaI duties of the
saGGa - disabled during SAID disability.
$3.50 st4Lsaa1t SEn# be flsd III tie
eas..a Geo and entered On the minutes
q No. e.st..ss court end q certified cory
~tt.eeact usa.a- the seal Of tire court,
SHALL be transmitted BIZ the esera OF tie
District court - the district Judge SO
G-41-a-el : appointed.
Z. ". 1o1rcsT,
s1ea--ar q to -o-ee q Representatives.
Il. Il. LOTT,
President Pro T~sasaoro q Tia senate.
4 rte cosy:
7. ;. ADA41s. seers Try of state.
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No. 195.
JOINT RESOLUTION

Proposing Amendments to Articles 224.
225. 22a and 233 of the Constitution Of
the tate of Louisiana. Relative to
= Public Education.
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extend for . longer period snaK a.
years: provided further. that suoh tar
shall not be collected until the PROPOSE
ton for said tax shall have been SUBJ
rn.tted to the taxpayers Of the municpal
corporation. for approval or rejection, q
an election to be held for that purpose
md approved by a majority vote OF the
taxpayers 10Th in number and valua
voting OF such election" which, II an
proved. shall be a part OF the Constitu-
ton.
G.. w. BOLTON.
Speaker Of the House OF Representatives.
II. r. LOTT,
President FRO Tenpore OF the Senate.
A true COPY:
Z. s. ADAMS,
Sccretay OF State.
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In testimony whereof I have h~ereunto.
affixed my signature and attached the
seal Of the State of Louisiana, at the
city of Baton Rouge. this Esd day OF
December, 1865. It. S. ADAMS.
Secretary Of State,
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No. 1873.
JOINT RESOLUTION.

Proposing an amendment to Article
liz Of the Constitution of the State
Of Louisiana. relative to the trial
Of reused cases in district courts,
and interchange CT Judges.
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Tll.LNAN on A TEAR
The Pnchfork senator Very Much In Ev-
Idcncs Mt Chicago.

CHICAGO. Nov. I.-"PItchfork" TILL
man was the most lurid figure around
National PnpocratIc headquarters last
night and early This morning. He had
his vocabulary with him. and much OF
his talk could be represented in print
only by dashcs. Between his free use OF
1t and his habit OF Shaping Senator
Jones on the back by way OF encourage
men; every few moments. he so angered
the GIgnihed national chairman that
those In the room momentarily looked
for an explosion on the part OF the latter.
He managed, however. to keep his tenn
per, but was heartily glad when. at
about o'clock, Tillman went out ITO
take a cup OF coffee" ns he expressed II.
Nobody knows whether he came back.
but II he did he found the headquarters
In darkness. for the Arkansas senator
had taken his friends to his private
apartment. Tillman's criticisms OF the
bulletins OF the Republican victories al
ternatcd between profanity and sarcas-
tic thrusts at Jones.
When the neWa OF the landslide In the
empire StdtS was received, llllnlatl
shouted. looking directly at Jones and
Teller: Which Of you fellows was Il
said that Bryan was going 10 carry New
York;"
The reported landslide in Maryland he
characterized as =. lis When news
came from the other side OF the street
that Vice Chairman Payne had declared
the solid south broken and Mckinley
elected by an overwhelming electoral
vote. Tillman brought his is; down on
the table as though daring hls hearers to
mortal combat. Let them claim, by
the heavens. This does not kill our
cause!"
Nobody vcntured to contradict him,
and he continued nj the top OF his voice:
81 tell you. by heavens, that this does
not kill our cause. no more than the first
setback killed the cause OF emancipation.
Our agricultural population, and all the
interests dependent upon that pnpula-
ton cannot secure under the gold stan
dard the rclIcs needed. | tell you the
hight will be kept up"
Jones', Teller and the others nodded
assent to keep the peace, and TIllnan
went Ia mathematics everybody under
the sun, except his own particular cir
Gle
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NORTH CAROLINA.

RALEIGH. n. c., Nov. 4,-M 1
o'clock the Democratic managers claim
the state has gone for bryan by 10000
and that the vote for governor Is close.
Bryan has carried Wake county by
1000, u large Democratic gain. and other
counties also show Democratic gains,
National Committeeman Daniels has re-
celved n dispatch from Chairman Jones
saying Bryan has carried the solid south
except Maryland. and every state west
OF the Mississippi. and that returns are
coming in very favorable 10 Bryan
from Minnesota, Michigan and Indiana
North Carollna's returns ARE slower
In coming in than ever before, The
vote Is the largest ever cast In the state.
Demoerais have made heavy gains
over the fusion vote In 1892. The cen
test for governor ia in doubt, with
chances favorable to Russell, Republic
can. Democrats claim large majority
for Bryan. Republicans claim the
state for Mckinley. but give no cs;i-
mate. The result will be certainly
known before late tonight.