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Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1896-04-12

little attention that 10 usually bestowed
here. The course Of prices was the same
in corn as IN wheat, and was governed
fairlv by the Inter. May corn opened
ct $3.50 t-Sc.. ana declined to % 5-sF3Ac..
whore II closed 1ffs3-sc. under yesterday.
Cash corn was easy and l-4c. under yes
terdey.
Oats developed nothing particularly IN.
teresting.. The tono merely reflected that
OF wheat. whilst the business did not
extend beyond moderate proportions. II
IL said heavy long interest has been
created Ia oats. and the specialties In
this grain are endeavorinz 10 loosen the
holdings, with a view TO precipltnting a
decline. May oats closed lie. under yes
terday. Cash oats easy and 1-ic. lower.
Provifions-Room for improvement In n
business way existed in product, although
n moderately fair business was transacted
at comparatively steady prices. The OPEN
ing advance in wheat and q better tone
In the hog market tended to strengthen
values, but the demand was not impera-
tive; hence the failure OF prices TO appre-
ciate TO any remarkable extent. Nay
pork closed 7isGl0c. higher than yestc,-
day. May lard unchanged. and May ribs
&c. lower.
The leading futures ranged as follows;
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rrRn rN NEApoLls.

tried In the Corporation Court yesterday,
and the jury awarded the p;aintsn 500
damages.
FIRE IN NEAPo1.Is.
fire Yesterday in NeapoiIs destroyed
a nice cottage house. owned and occu-
pied by Thomas Bennett, most worthy
and Industrious eolored man. Bennett
had barely time TO save himself and
family. the fifs occurring about O'clock
in the morning. A child coughing from
stranguation by smoke awoke the father.
The loss is about 1900. on which there was
no insurance. the policy having lapsed
few days before the house was burned.
Bennett saved only portion Of his house
hold effects.
Rev III. c. Garrison. of Richmond. who
has been assisting Rev. J. c. McReynolds
IN revival services at the Christian
church. In this city. and who has been
preaching to large congregations preach
cd his last sermon last nlght 10
a packed church. He was listened TO
with the closest attention by the con-
gregat!on. Rev. Mr.. Garrison returned TO
his homo to-day and has left behind him
many warm admirers.
The Hays IRE truck ordered by the
City Council some time back as an ad-
dton TO the Fire Department Is now
ready for shipment to this city, but owing
TO hitch In charging the present de-
partment house, or moving 1t TO another
quarter of the city. the truck Is still at
the factory.
A TERRIBLE AFFAIR.
The report of terrible affair comes
from the Elect neiEhborhood Of this
county. 1t occurred last Sunday and
came near resulting in the death or
Mrs. D. r. Eanes by her own hands.
She went TO a plant-bed on the farm OF
Mr. Thomas Fuller and then used
razor on her throat. Her father saw the
deed and reached his daughter just as
she fell TO the ground. He carried her
home and summoned medical aid. The
How of blood was stanched. and on Mon
day the wounds were sewed up. Her only
explanation Of the deed was that She was
tired OF living.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1896-04-12

THE CAREFUL TRADER

that followed our advice ten days ago.
and bought wheat and sold ToBAS-
co. has had no cause to regret IL NC
do not care to sing our own praises. OK
crow over tho unfortunate. but beileve
we are justified In congratulasing tnose
persons who did as we suggested ten
days ago WHEAT could have peen
bought around g. since then 1t has been
as high as S. TOBACCO ten days ago
was in the nInetics-it is now selling
around S. WE STILL ADVISE THE
PURCHASE OF WHEAT. as we con-
fidently predict II viii reach 70 cents pc
fore the next harvest Railroad stocks
are all low. but SUGAR should be SOLD
on all rallies.
We execute orders for securities for
investment or on margin. Write for
our GRAIN AND STOCK STATS
TICS" and our "HISTORY OF MONEY
AND BANKING"
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1896-04-12
MARKET QUOTATIONS
Prices % Money, bonds, stscks,
Grain. Tobacco, Cotton, Cattle,
Country Produce. &c. Foreign
and Domestic.

NEW YORK, April u.-Stocks were dull
and neglected to-day. the sales for the
two hours OF business footing up the
meagre total OF $3.50 shares. Sugar.
which was the most active stock on the
list. was traded In to the extent Of only
1909 shares. and Northern Pacific, which
was second Ina point of activity. figured
for but 400 shares. 1t goes without
saying that the trading was wholly pro-
fessional in Its character Tho market
was inclined to work higher the offer
Of the Presidents friendly services 20
Spain in the Cuban matter having been
favorably construed by the trading ele-
ment.
The government crop report for April.
which showed that the condition OF
winter wheat was III. against sl.4 last
year. and S67 In 1894. had no influence.
The Changers, In fact, were slightly
higher all around on statements that
the growing wheat west OF the Missis
sippl had not been seriously injured. and
that conditions had improved since the
first of the month.
In the Industrials. Sugar was the
feature. and 1t rose TO 1l9 "a. Chicago
Gas moved up to IS 81. General Electric
to 3S1-S Tobacco to 81, and the preferred
to 81 7-S
The market closed dull but firm. Net
changes show advances OF 1858 per
cent. in the general list. and 1-S4l S-S
per cent. In the Industrals.
The bond market was duh and easier.
The sales footed up S5iS.o0
Treasury balances: Coin, s1A,6l2,06
currency. sS96is.22s.
MONEY AND EXCHANGE.
Money on call, S63 IL per cent; prime
mercantile paper. 1-2G6 per cent. Ster-
linug exchange steady. with actual bust
ness in bankers bills at SI.S7 3-iGA IS
for sixty days. and siSS S-4QSiS9 for de-
mand; posted rates. Sass f-2gSLS IL;
commercial bills. s4.S6 3-sds4a IL.
Bar silver, 6S1 Is. Silver at the board
was neglected.
Government bonds firm. State bonds
dull. Railroad bonds easier.
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SHENANDOAH.
Accident TO nm Aged Citizen of
Northumberland Notes.

w OohhtOtA-,sencTal notes.
WOODSTOCK, VA, April ll-(Spe-
cial.)-David Fravel, an aged citizen of
this place, while working at his turn
ing-lathe. met with painful accident
the other day, by being struck in the face
terrible blow by the piece Of wood he
was turning.
In the Circuit Court here on Wednes-
day the jury in the case of Catherine
Tobin's Administrator VS.. the Baltimore
and Ohio Railroad Company returned
verdict for the plaintiff OF 500 and all
costs. Miss Tobln was struck and killed
near Mems Switch. this county, on the
4th day OF October last
Snow fell here on Thursday evening for
about half Of an hour 1t is reported
here that the coming peach crop will be
n total failure, owing to the fact that the
blossoms were frozen In the bud. All
crops in this section are far behind.
The wheat will be almost failure. The
farmers do not anticipate q half crop.
As yet very little ground has been put
into condition for corn owing to the re-
cent rains The gardens are yet to be
broken.
Rev. S. A. Hitner. pastor OF the Re-
formed church. at Edinburg, this county
has resigned his charge and will deliver
his farewell sermon Sunday.
Joseph Snyder, Of Mount Jackson. this
county, son OF Rev j. A. Snyder, of
New Market, was married on Tuesday
Of this week at Red Banks, to Miss Flora
Grandstaf. the father Of the groom Of
ficIating.
Colonel Frederick II. Steith. OF North
Carolina. wins has extensive interests
in the manganese mines in PowelPs
Fort. this county. is here looking after
his interests. Mr.. Steith has suit in
the Circuit Court involving several thou
sand dollars.
The Anderson Guards. OF this place. are
busily drilling. so as TO be In the best
of form when the company accompanies
the Confederate veterans to Richmond In
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1896-04-12
THE BANK STATEMENT.

The weekly statement OF the Asso-
ciated Banks shows the following changes:
Reserve. increase. S925,g75. Loans. in
crease. 1881. 800 Specie. decrease. $ae60o.
Legal tenders. increase. $l,6so.S0o. De-
posits. increase, 1885. 100. Circulation, in
crease, 1861
The banks now hold ST, 9S1, 80 in excess
OF legal requirements.
The New York Financier says: The
statement Of the Associated Banks for
the week. for the first time In sixty days.
shows an increase in the reserve. the
gain for the week being nearly $780,
600. The banks gained In cash, accord
ing to the report, si,264.200, the loss or
$4,000 i'm specie being offset by gain
of 1850, SEQ Ia legal tenders. This result.
In view OF the changes incident TO the
week. was not what had been expected.
as the preliminary estimates placed the
loss TO the banks from Sub-Treasury ope-
rations and gold exports at about 2,oOo,-
900. The net interior movement had pro-
badly been greatly underestimated, how
ever. since the losses mentioned were
not only made UP, but the statement
brings the banks out with si,2s0,oo more
cash than they reported on hand at the
close OF the previous week. The only
inference IL the statement IL correct. Is
that the interior movement made up Tor
the losses incurred in other transactions.
The rising premium on New York ex-
change at all interior cities Is plain evil
dence OF the drift of funds In this d.
rection, and this movement Is bound 10
increase under normal conditions for
some time to come Just how much
money the New York market can absorb
from all sources without break in cur
rent rates IL an important question at
present. especially as the ruling quotations
have invited larger offerings Of funds.
which otherwise would have been export
ed. and which surely will go out as soon
as the money market declines.
The banks nave been paying into the
Treasury Of late part of the government
funds lent on deposit. the amount for the
week being about 100000 This money
win be gradually withdrawn from now
on. The surplus OF the New York banks
Is very unequaliy divided az present.
few of the larger institutions holding the
bulk OF the excess reserve. The next
few weeks are destined TO bring some
important changes In the money mar
ket
The averages show the following com
pared with the last two years:
Ap. II. rs. Ap. g. IS. Ap.H. ~.
Loans !. .s<e5el34oo sSLosS,ioo $i5s,sss. f0
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1896-04-12
RICHMOND TOBACCO MARKET.

N4CHIHoHu, va, ApFlI IT, Ibso
No auction offerings on Change or loose
sales to-day, and private sales were very
Hight.
Revenue collections: Cigars and cigar
cites. s2l55S; tobacco. sl0l9.2. Total,
$l,265.37.
Private sales for week: Wrappers, 81;
smokers. 81; filters. 7s: cutters, s; dark
leaf %; scrap, 10; Burnley. S: Tugs. ~;
stems, s. Total. $40 hogsheads, against
$50 hogsheads last week. and 400 hogs
heads for same week last year.
Revenue collections for week: Cigars
and cigarettes, IS, 1874; tobacco, s11, OSG OS.
Total. sl955l.s2.
Business was very dull around the To-
bacco Exchange to-day, and, In fact has
been so throughout the week A large
number OF the tobacco-men attended the
funeral Of Mr.. John Pope to-day.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1896-04-12
billiard, POOL, AND PIGEON
HOLE TABLES, SOS Upwards.

Saloon. Bank. and ofiee- Fixtures. $50
upwards. Counters, Showcases Qor all
purposes). Beer-Pumps, and Complete
Beer-Drawing Outfits, Copper and Zinc
Lined wash Boxes. or Work-Boxes, Res
taurant- Refrigerato Billiard-Cioth, ST.
SO, and Sl7, for Bed and Cushion-Cloth.
Ali kinds and styles Cues, $3.50 per dozen.
upwards. Best cge-Tips,, assorted S!n n sizes,
sorted sizes. $l.25. per 100. Composition
guaranteed not TO chip, crack, or break in
two years, SO per set Of IS; THE DEAN
FOOTBALL, not surpassed by any other
Ball known for elasticity and perfection
in every respect; guaranteed not 20 chip,
crack. or break In three years; will draw
length OF table; the stripes or numbers
on these balls will never wear off, SO
ner set: standard size. A full and COM
plete line Of Billiard. and Pool-Table sup
plies always on hand.
BIiliard-, Pool, and Pigeon Hole-Tables
oyerhauled, ievelied. and put in perfect
piaying order. Place your orders with me
and / win give you satisfaction. Address
al orders and communications 70 Q. Il.
DEAN. Manufacturer. No. 10 Governor
street. Richmond. Va. Out-of-town orders
will have my prompt attention.
fe 9-Su3n
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1896-04-12
DANvuLE,s DONATION.
The Coming Game of Bail-Got Dnm-
aae-pereonaI,

The Coming Game of Bail--Got Dam-
aRe-Personaf.
DANNlLLE. VA, April u.-(Speciai) y
The game OF bali which Is 70 be played
htre on the 25th instant. between The
Universities OF Virginia and North Caro-
Aha, rs attracting great deal OF interest.
tid there win be a large crowd in Dan
VIE on that day. outside OF many collie
gore from the two States who are ex-
pecled 70 come and root" for their
respective teams. The grounds al the
park are already IN good order. but they
VIII DO In splendid condition for the
coming event. should the weather be all
reht The people here are very fond OF
sooa ball playing. and when good clubs
meet on the diamond the bleacheries are
efammed and janimed And the game on
'he 18Th VIII not be played TO few. but
10 many.
GOT DAMAGES
Some tlms ago Mira. Kate Paschal was
Injured by falling in Neapolis. owing 10 a
oefeet In the pavement. She made over
lures 20 the town to pay her Doctors
OH and other expenses. the amount being
about 80 The Town Council refused TO
hSlen TO the proposition. and the con-
sequence was suit Instituted through
ASr attorneys for r.ooa The case was
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1896-04-12
To Have a becoming Couture.

As for doing the hair up, think over all
IN. STYLES OF coiffures you ever saw. and
then in front Of mirrors. by the aid OF
which you can sec tho front. back. and
both sides OF the head, try first one and
then the other style--low, high. wide, mar
row, smooth bands. crinkies, temple locks,
middle part, pompadour. figure eights, nat
braids. etc., etc.-and when you have nit
upon the one that makes the head and
face conform most nearly to a graceful
ideal. adopt that for your distinctive style
and cling to II though empires Ial.
Orders for printing sent to the Dispatch
Company will be given prompt attention.
and the style OF work and prices viii be
sure to please you.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1896-04-12
BALTIMORE STOCK MARKET.

BALTIMORE. April u.-virginia IS.
new. 7z1-2 asked; Baltimore and Ohio,
ILL., bid: Northern Central. 10 asked;
baltimore and Ohio Southwestern. Is.
VI I-a0lOo: Consolidated Gas. stock. "a l-29
g.; do. bonds. ss. liigil314; do. SIS,
100 3-44l04.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1896-04-12

Special >. tS.S6ooo s5.Sa.@o ioecS's'
Legal ten
ders -. E,oLlW oEs,fW i-A"eo'""
N sits '. :. ssnl.so sp.nob@ sa.ns.~0
ton :. Msa,ss pN-soo n.Oa.sn
Total re-
serve :. l5s,t ip'oS''sV 1-i'"''""
Reserve re-
quired :. lzo.Isi,o0 n',so"'Ss itOso"'""
Excess Of re-
serve :. 7.ssl.25o As2,.75 so.Ssi.ooo
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1896-04-12
IoNpoN AMD PARIS.

LONDON. April il.-Bar silver. 81 I'D;
Consols. 10 3-4 for both money and the
account
8 p M.-Paris advices quote per cent.
rentes. iOif., S5o.. for the account.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1896-04-12
GRAIN AND COTTON EXCHANGE.

Kichmond, Va, April II, 1896
Quotations: Wheat-Longberry, 79GSlc. I;
mixed. iSaSlc.; shortberry, 77lSic.: No
2 red, Sic. Corn-White. Virginia, &c !;
No. 2 white, 56lzli37c.; no. 2 mixed. $50
3Glec. Oats-No. mixed, 25Iac.; No. 3
mixed. 2i3tc.; winter seed, z7g5Oc. Rye
asa acc.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1896-04-12
Dr. DaYid'S IOd0 PeFrattd Sarsaparilla

not one mas SAID IL Is not all wo
claim for it.
For SCRoFULA. BOiLS, PIMPLEs.
ana ALL DISEASES REQUIRING
BLOOD CLEANSING.
II HAS NO SUPERIOR.
If you suffer languor. are Indifferent 10
what Is going on around you. II you are
ALWAYS TIRED and need building up.
DR.. Davld's Iodo Ferrated Sarsaparilla
Is Just what you need, and only a few
DAYS trial viii convince you.
II is the BEST ALTERNATIVE TONIC
KNOWN, and viii give life and activity
TO the LIVER and BLOOD. Get your
system In thorough order. that you may
be able 10 Withstand Grip, Rheumatism.
and Malaria
DIR. DAVID'S IODO FERRATED sAR.
sAPAR1LI.A makes pure. healthy. rich
blood. and expeis all humors from the
system, and gives health and strength to
the body. Physicians prescribe and re-
commend DIR. DAVIES Iodo Ferrated Sar-
saparllla, and find It does just what they
II has cured many others, and will
ClIRE YOU. When you have been cured
by Il tell others about II, that they may
take II and be cured.
DON'T FORGET. II you have any Blood
or skin Disease, or II you have that
tired feeling 10 take DIR. DAvIDs
IODo FERRATED sARsAPAhiiAAA. IL
will cure you.
FOR sale by all reputable druEgists.
nah Nth. Su&Tutcfr
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1896-04-12
NAyAL-sroRE MARKETS.

WILMINGTON, N. c.. April u.-RosIn-
Firm: strained, $40; good strained. $l:45.
Tlrpentine-Steady; machine. IS lac.
Irregular. 2sxc crude. nothing doing.
Tar-Steady az 9Oc.
CHARLESTON. 8. C., April ll.-Turpen-
tine-Ffrm at 25c.: sales, rs casks.
4 Rosin-F,rm; sales. 700 barrels; y: =,
and ID. 81. 10: r, f. and @, $50; Fl, $3.50
I s.S; k, N.6O: NJ, $40; n. 81 SO; window
glass, as5; water-white, s26;
SAVANNAH, GA. April u.-Turpen-
tine-Firm at Is 1-4c;; sales, LOCO casks
receipts. 81 casks; stock, LILO casks.
Rosin-Firm at the advance on low
grades: sales. 1900 barrels; receipts. L154
barrels: stock, l24,9s4 barrels; A, b, G. ID
n. and F, $3.50; G. II. and I. N:55: X. y.lo
M. $50; N, $50; window-giass, $.2oi
water-white, El5
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1896-04-12
BUY WHEAT AND PORK 81 ssl gSss

Sbrewd spectators always take adj
vantage of decline In the markets 20
make Investments. Large profiB can be
made by purchasing at present prices.
By our plan you are not liable for more
than amount Invested. Best facilities ter
PROVISIONS. and Stocks on limited rna5-
gins. Write for our book on "speoula-
fion." and daily market letters which
are free. VAN RIPPER & CO.. Brokers'
NH 29-Salt
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We Have No Pictures

to show. nor would we force down
your throsts by certificates of miracu-
lous cures from ex.Governors, Judges,
or Presidents the medicine we wish
simply to call your attention to.
OF the numbers right here in our
city that have taken and been cured
hv
The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1896-10-28
AMENDMENTS TO THE
CONSTITUTION.
Proposed Amendment to the
Constitution.

S l. Amendment. That Section 4,
of Article ID, of the Constitution Of the
State of South Dakota, be amended 30
as to read as follows: Section 4. The
debt of any county, city, town, school
district, civil township, or other subdi-
vision, shall never exceed five (5) per
centum upon the assessed value of the
taxable property therein. In estimating
the amount of indebtedness which a
municipality or subdivision may incur
the amount of indebtedness contracted
prior to the adoption of this Constitu.
ton shall be included.
Provided, that any county, municipal
corporation, civil township, district OF
other subdivision, may incur an add
tional Indebtedness not exceeding ten
per centum upon the assessed value OF
the taxable property therein for the
purpose of providing water for irrigation
and domestic uses" Provided further,
that no county, municipal corporation
or civil township shall be included with.
in any such district or subdivision with.
out a majority vote in favor thereof of the
electors Of the county, municipal cor.
poration or civil township, as the case
may be which is proposed to be inclu.
ded therein, and no such debt shall
ever be incurred for any of the
purposes in this section provided; unless
authorized by a vote in favor thereof of
a majority of the electors of such coun.
ty, municipal corporation, civil town.
ship, district or subdivision mourning
the same.
'sHALL THE ABOVE AMENDMENT TO THE
CONSTITUTION BE APPROVED AND RAT
IFIRD?"
Electors desiring to vote -"Yes' will
fplace a (X) cross before the word yes
and those desiring to vote mo" will
place a (X) cross before the word mo"
The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1896-10-28
lyman IN NEW YORK.
Alleged Dynamiter, Recently Released
Arrives From France.

Alleged Dynamiter, Recently Released,
Arrives From France.
NEW YORK, Oct. esp. j. lyman,
the alleged mo. /" Of the Phoenix
park murderers, was a passenger ON the
North German Lloyd steamer Saale,
which arrived during the evening from
Bremen. Mr.. lyman was seen at
Quarantine. He said that he naturally
hesitated to talk for publication even in
this country, as it was possible any ut
terance by him might compromise 9TH
ers and perhaps those who had been
kind to him. He refused to discuss the
purpose of his visit to Europe, but he
emphatically stated that his mission
was entirely successful. He ridiculed
the reported cleverness of the Scotland
Yard detectives and said he had been
under their noses u number of times
without being suspected. He had also
visited Gibraltar. He said it was ow-
ing to some carelessness while in a Ger.
tain city hat the detectives began to
suspect him.
The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1896-10-28

amended by adding at the end thereof
the following:
5 20. Monopolies and trusts shall
never be allowed in this State and no
incorporated company, co~-partnership
or association Of persons, in this State
shall directly or indirectly combine or
make any contract with any incorporat-
ed company, foreign or domestic,
through their stockholders or the
trustees or assigns of such stockholders,
or with any co-partnership or ~associa-
ton of persons, or in any man
ner whatever to fix the prices, limit the
production or regulate the ~transporta-
ton of any product or commodity so as
to prevent competition in such prices,
production or transportation or to es-
tablish excessive prices therefor.
The Legislature shall pass laws for the
enforcement Of this section by adequate
penalties and in the case of incorpora,
ted companies, if necessary for that pur,
pose may, as a penalty, declare a for.
fixture Of their franchises.
SHALL H ABOVE AMENDMENT TO THE
CONSTITUTION BE APPROVED AND RAT.
IFIED?"
Electors desiring to vote "Yes' will
place a>(X) cross before the word "Yes'
and those desiring to vote mo" will
place a (X) cross before the word mo"
The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1896-10-28
Proposed Amendment to the
Constitution.

S l. Amendment That Section
three 90 of Article fourteen (l4) Of the
Constitution be amended 30 as to read
as follows:
SO. The State University, the Agri-
cultural College, the Normal Schools
and all other Educational Institutions
that may be sustained either wholly or
in part by the State shall be under the
control of a board of five members ap-
pointed by the Governor and confirmed
by the Senate under such rules and re-
strictions as the legislature shall provide.
The legislature may increase the mum.
Der of members to nine.
s 2. Amendment That Article
fourteen Q4) Of the Constitution be
amended by striking out Section four
(4) OF the same.
So. Term Of Ofice.l From the time
Of the taking effect Of this amendment
the terms Of Office of all the trustees there
tofore appointed shall ceas and deter
mine.
''sHALL THE ABOVE AMENDMENT TO THE
CONSTITUTION BE APPROVED AND RAT
IFIED?"
Electors desiring to vote "Yes' will
place a (X) cross before the word "Yes"
and those desiring to vote mo" will
place a (X) cross before the word "No."
The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1896-10-28
An Old Time Actor Dead,

FOND DU LAC, Wis, Oct. %. Henry
Shafer Quick, aged 20, and at one time
recognized as a leading actor Of the
United States, is dead. For a number
Of years under the name of Shafer he
took prominent part in plays under the
management of Junius Brutus Booth.
He was travelling with Mr.. Booth when
the latter gentleman made his last ap.
pearance as Sir Edward Mortimer, in
THE Iron Chest" Nov. 10, 1852, al
New Orleans. For the past 20 years hi
has resided in this city with his wife.