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The record-union., 1891-12-12
Special to the REcoRn.uHron


WASHINGTON, Dec. u.-Official corre-
spondence has been made public this
afternoon, setting forth the details of the
reciprocity arrangement entered into be-
tween the United States and Germany
whereby the sugar of the latter secures
continued free admission into the United
states, and reduction is made in the
German tariff duties on American wheat
Oh QUO, rye 3Oc, oats 374c, corn zoe, butter
Ioc, salted and picked pork and beef I5c.
Wheat' Hour and cornmeal, 80 per cent;
barley, II! per cent; malt and matted
barley, 1Oper cent; lumber and timber
as follows: Raw or rough -hewn and oak
barrel slaves, unchanged; marked in di-
rectlon OF longitudinal axis or prepared
or cut otherwise than by rough -hewing
hubs, felloes and spokes, % per cent:
sawed IN direction of longitudinal axis
unplaned boards, ETC., 20 per cent Meat
Slaughtered, fresh and dressed, with
the exception OF pork, % per cent; pork,
slaughtered, fresh and dressed meat. with
lne exception OF bacon, fresh or prepared,
10 per cent.
The arrangements were submitted to
the German Reichstag, and if approved
by that body will go into effect February
1St next.
The correspondence made public con-
slsts OF two letters interchanged between
Generai Foster, plenipotentiary in be-
hall OF the United States, and Won
Mumm, Charge d Af1aires Of the German
Legation, at saratoga on October 22d last.
also further communication under
GATE OF December 10Th, from Won Mumm
10 the Secretary of State, transmitting a
table containing the new Austro- Hum
garian tariff, the concessions granted bv
Germany, which, in accordance with the
declaration made on account of the occa-
SION OF the removal of the German de-
cree forbIddlng the importation of pork
OF American origin, are likewise to ac-
crue to the benefit of the United States.
RECIPROCITY WITH SPAIN
WASHINGTON, Dec. 1.-THE Joint reso-
luton introduced yesterday by Senator
Call, authorizing the President to omen
negotiations with Spain, is identical with
the one introduced by him last session.
and provides that the President be re-
quested to open negotiations with the
Government of Spain for the purpose of
inducing that Government to consent to
the establishment on the Island of Cuba
OF free and independent republic, such
consent TO be given upon the payment by
Cuba to the Government of Spain of such
sum OF money as may be equivalent
both to the value of the public property
belonging to Spain in the island and the
REIMBURSEMENT of her sovereign rights,
and also securing, by treaty, of such COM
merclal advantages as may be stipulated.
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Utah's Penitentiary.

SALT LAKE CITY, Dec. IL. = In the
Parsons investigation to day one Essie
Banks, female prisoners under cross
examination by District Attorney
Varian, admitted that she was a prostl-
tute, and gave much testimony of char
acter unfit for publication regarding the
conduct of affairs at the penitentiary, as
serting that the guards and others con-
sorted with the female convicts within
the walls of the prison.
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Overland Travel.

SAN Francisco, Dec. 1.-During No
vember the Southern Pacific lines carried
1859 through passengers Eastward and
9,17S Westward. For the first eleven
months of the year the totals compare as
follows with the same period last year:
Arrivals, 1890, 1892; 1891, SO, 1854. De-
partures, 1890, IS, ,095; 1891, IS, ,623. The net
gain this year is %, ,74l, against net gain
in 1890 of l6.S47
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Desperadoes Captured.

WICHITA (Kan,), Dec. I1.--United States
Marshals have brought from the Creek
country three heavily -ironed Indians
named Lesley, Scott and Caesar Jack,
members of the famous Captain Wiley
band of desperadoes, which has terrorized
that country for several months.
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Petaluma Poultry Show.

PETALUMA, Dec. 1.-THE largest crowd
of the week attended the poultry show
to-day. As many people will come to
town on Saturday tomorrow bids fair to
be the best for the exhibition of the
week. 1t is a grand success.
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Prospect of Low Temperature.

SAN BERNARDINo, Dec. u.-No dam
age has yet been done to the orange crop
by frost this season, but if the wind goes
down and gives a still night, as is now
the prospect. the mercury will go low to-
morrow morning
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Homicide at Eureka.

EUREKA Cali, Dec. III. A. Clay
found his wife's name on hotel register
here to-day. He broke in the door and
found Charles kamp in the bedroom,
whom he shot and killed. Clay gave
himself up and was held for trial.
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Result of a Nrurdere,.,s Confaseior

COLUMBIA Is. c., Dec. I.-As a result
of the confession of a negro, named
Henry Suber, to the effect that he MUIR
dered Thornton Nance, some months ago,
the ten men sentenced to hang for the Of
fense will now be released.
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WASHINGTON, Dec. H. The Republi-
can Senate Caucus Committee met early
this morning. The condition in which
its affairs are calls for much tact and
management on the part of the Caucus
Committee to avoid an appearance of un-
just discrimination, SO the progress UP to
the present time is not very marked, and
it was said this afternoon by one of the
committee that report may not be made
to the Senate until next Tuesday.
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WhaIeback steamer wetmore Libele,

PORTLAND, Dec. 11.-Papers were filed
this morning in the office of the United
States Clerk by Frank Upton, owner of
the steamship Zambezi, Ibeling the
whaleback Charles Wetmore, which was
picked up by the ZambeM December 9th
OFT Iillamook Rock without rudder
and towed into Astoria. The owner of
the Fam bezi in the libel alleges that the
Wetmore was in extreme peril and was
towed into harbor at great danger to the
Zambezi. Twenty-Five thousand dollars
salvage is asked for. The Wetmore is
valued at $250,000 and her cargo at $780,
600. She is now lying at Astoria in
charge Of a Deputy United States Marshal.
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Earned runs-San Jose l, Port and l. Two
base hits-Work, Dooley. Sacrifice hits-Glen-
alvin, Spies, Graf, Ebright, Motz, Darrah
First base on balls-San Jose 5, Portland g.
Struck out-By Harper 4, by McNabb 4
Double play-Darrah to Glenalvin to MotZ
Passed balls-Spies 2, Graft o. Time of game
-1h. 45m. Umpires-Sheridan and McDer-
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Residence Burned.

SUsANvILLE, Dec. 11.-This morning
at II o'clock the residence of T. n. Long
was burned, caused by defective CHM
ney. Most Of the furniture was saved.
1t was insured for 81 ,0G0.
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Fire Record.

BROOKLYN, Dec. l1.-Henry Batter
mans dry goods store and contents were
partially burned this morning. Loss.
$4,000. caused mostly by water. The in
surance covers the loss.
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TRADE WITH GERMANY.
Details of the Reciprocity Agree
ment Made Public.
TARIFF REDUCED ON MANY AMER
ICAN PRODUCTS

Secretary Foster Able to Sit Up-The
State Delegations in the WORLDS
Fair Convention at Chicago Pass a
Resolution Asking Congress TO An
propriate Five Million Dollars I'm
Aid of the Exposition.
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Failure in the Grain Crons.

MADRAS. Dec. flowing to the drought
the grain crops in the Madras Presidency
are lost. Famine prices for cereals pre-
vail in many districts.
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Fire at Matsonville.

WATSoNvILLE, Dec. 1.-THE residence
of L. Ericsson was to-day destroyed by fire
which originated in a defective stove
pipe. The loss was $500; no insurance,
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BURGLARS ARRESTED.
Two Young Toughs Captured While in
the Act of Cracking safe.

A"o 1ounS IOuSnS captured While in
the Act of Cracking Safe.
MODESTO, Dec. u.-Valentine Schnei-
der and Little Fred, )" two young toughs,
were arrested early this morning while
attempting to crack the safe of William
Speck's cigar store on Front street. Frank
Medina discovered them and called I.
Hotter, l.. Bostrom, William Bortles.
also Watchman Pereira, to help arrest the
burglars. The four got a shotgun, entered
the store and captured the burglars, who
were taken to the County Jail. Schneider
is stepson OF the proprietor of the store.
He says he did it out of revenge to dis
grace the family. He recently came from
san Francisco, where he lived with low
woman
The record-union., 1891-12-12

CHICAGO, Dec. 1.-THE sixteen anarch-
lists caught in the recent raid at Grief's
Hall, who were fined and their fines re-
mitted, have appealed their cases to the
Criminal Court.
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sHIPwRECKED SAILORS REscrrn

ASTORIA (Or.), Dec. 11.-When the tho
Escort No. 2 was crossing the mouth Of
the Columbia River this morning. She
picked up in an open boat the second
mate and four sailors from the Norwe-
gian steamer Marie, previously reported
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GRAVES TRIAL.

Two Physicians Testify as to the Cause
of Mrs. Barnaby's Death.
DENVER, Dec. u.-In the Graves trial
1o-day the examination Of DR.. Headon in
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NOT GUILTY.
Howell Acquitted on the Charge OF
Numbering Colvin.

OAKLAND, Dec. 11.-At 1850 O'Clock
this morning the jury in the Howell
murder case went out to consider the YER
dict. Judge Henshaw made an impartial
The record-union., 1891-12-12
La Crime in Denvar

DENVER, Dec. Liza grippe is cpl
demic in Denver. The physicians assert
that no less than $50 cases are now being
treated.
The record-union., 1891-12-12

LONDON, Dec. 11.-A Times dispatch
from Singapore states that severe gale
had prevailed at Hongkong December
4th, and large number OF Chinese YES
sells were destroyed and hundreds of
Chinese sailors and laborers drowned.
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An Embezzlinc OmciaI.

MELBOURNE, Dec. 11.-The Permanent
Building and Investment Society of this
city has been defrauded of 955, ,0O0 by one
of its officers.
Lord Duffcrfn Succeeds Lord Lytton.
LONDON, Dec. 1.-Lord Dufferin has
been appointed British ambassador 10
France i'll place of the late Lord Lytton.
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DEATH ON THE RAIL.
Collision Between Freight and
Construction Trains.
THREE PERSONS KILLED AND SEW
ERAL OTHERS INJURED

In Grippe Epidemic In Denver-Over
Seven Hundred Cases Under Treat
ment of Physicians-Jay Gould and
His Son George Said to Have Been
Heavily Trapped, and Likely to
Lose Many Millions.
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Nine Victims.

Nine Victims.
ST. PAUL, Dec. 11.-George Harris, the
ninth victim of the Shepard block disas-
ter, is dead.
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STORM WEATHER.
Shipping Dis sters Along the English
Coast.

LONDON, &c. 1.-THE storm is still
raging. The losses sustained by the de-
struction of telegraph, telephone and
electric light lines is very heavy, and
communication with almost all points is
cut off. Meager reports are being re-
ceived, however, that bring many stories
of wreck and disaster, mostly among
fishing and coasting craft
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New Ulm weekly review. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1878-1892, 1891-06-17
TEACHER WANTED.

A male teacher is wanted for the de-
partment of physiology, hygiene, geo
graphy and composition in the inter
mediate and grammar grades Of the
New Ulm public schools. Applicants
should lave thorough knowledge of
English, and satisfactory knowledge
of German. They should have the
qualifications required for the lower
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by the board Of examiners. Minimum
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fessional ability, professional and gem
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FIREWORKS.

A dance will be given in the hall after
the illumination. If you want to spend
the afternoon with enj oyment, therefore,
60 to Turner Hall Park. r-..-
New Ulm weekly review. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1878-1892, 1891-06-17

p
Speaking ofremarkable escapes from
accident, gentleman of this city,
whose veracity we cannot doubt, tells
story that is equal to any we have ever
heard. He says that recently freight
train, on which he was passenger,
passed over a trestle bridge near Madi-
son, this stale, at night, and, when
pretty near the end, struck something
that Jared the whole train. Upon
making search it was found that a
team Of mules in running away with a
hay-rack had run onto the bridge
and become entangled in the trestle
work, and that it was these mules and
the wagon that the train had struck.
Further examination showed that the
legs of one of the mules had been cut off.
while the other mule was thrown from
the high bridge outside of the barbed-
wire fence, a distance of st least thirty
! feet Now, Notwithstanding the bride
for tbs mule was still clinging to the
engine. the mule. when found. was lying
on the ground, altogether unhurt and
taking needed rest. The narrator says
he never before told the story, thinking
that it would not be believed. but never
theless swears as tots truth.
Fisherman & farmer. [volume] (Edenton, N.C.) 1887-19??, 1891-05-01

HOW TO MAkEA GOOD HUSBAND.

A lady writes to the Danville
Register the following receipt (of her
own experiencs) as to how to make
good husbands:
1--WE married, he with a small salary,
with nothing. I confidsd in him.
studied his interest. never deceived
him, never had a secret from him, ex-
pected him to err. told him of it in a
way to improve the fault, urged him
to do the same, entered into h.s3 trials
or pleasures. He censults me in every
thing. especially financial affairs: is
reasonable, affectionate, 70, bearing,
freely offers an opinion without apollo
gizing. knowing it is perfectly under
stood by both. We have succeeded. i.
acquired handsome property. are hap
py, satisfied and centented, lsvs our
home and our mother-iu-law.'
Fisherman & farmer. [volume] (Edenton, N.C.) 1887-19??, 1891-05-01
ODD FELLOWS CELEBRATION.
THEY CELEBRATE THEIR AMI
VERSARY IN GRAND STYLE.
THE AcHoREE LODGE AND EDEhToN
LODGE HAvEA eooD TIMETo-
GETHER.

Sunday last, April 26th. 1891.
was the 9th Anniversary OF tAe
Independent Order Of Odd Fellows,
which was celebrated in this city on
Monday by the Edenton Lodge, No.
18, in grand and most extravagaut
manner. The weather was charming,
making the day indeed an enjoyable
oae.
Quite a number Of the members of
the Achoree Lodge at Z. City, be-
ing invited to join the Edsston Lodge
in the celebration. was here and we
have 40 doubts that they enjoyed the
| oceaslnn
At 8 80 the drums were heard.
and people were ssen gazing in large
nsmbsrs to the Court House where
the exercises were acid Tae Odd
Fellows formed in frent OF their
Hall on Main Street and marched
to the Court House After the
usua! ceremonies of the order Hon.
Francis DeCordy, a gentleman OF
strength and power as speaker
delivered a most excellent address.
After the grafton Of Eoa. De eCordy.
Mr.. [. G. Badham. Of this city, was
introduced, who was greeted with a
grand Outburst Of cheers and ap
plause. This gentleman spoke for
almost an hour, holding his listeners
perfectly spell-bouna His speech
VAS both instructive and beauti-
full.
At night banquet was given,
which was attended by an Immense
crowd ofpeopls. Before the supper
music was enjoyed aad an address
Oh Odd Fellowship was delivered
by MIR. r. J. Mitchell, of Edenton.
taking as D ssbjecs The Three
Links" Mr.. Mitchell is young
man and, we believe never but once
before appeared in puslic as a
speaker. His address was All excel
lent one and was most fsvorably re-
celved. After he had finished, he
was presented with a handsome
basket of flowers, which he very
beautifully acknowledged. Seyera.
others being called responded, after
which supper vas served, and was
enjoyed by all.
Everything passed off quietly aad
smoothly. The location was indeed
enjoyed one, and will doubtless
be long remembered.
Fisherman & farmer. [volume] (Edenton, N.C.) 1887-19??, 1891-05-01
NATURAL BLuNDER.

"You made these boets, didn't
vou?" asked mad man with bad
fttipg pair of shoss.
"Yss," said. the shoemaker, lssk-
ing up frsm Ais last, Il knads
'sn."
We'll, contouad it l told you to
make enc larger than the other.
didn't II"
Yes, and I did"
"No yoa didn't either. Ons 10
smaller thaR the other"
"But change that big boot onto
the big foot and see if it wea't fit,
"said the shoemaker"
"By gam! you're right. One big
ger than the other
Fisherman & farmer. [volume] (Edenton, N.C.) 1887-19??, 1891-05-01
THE GOOD NAME.

Remember when you enter life,
And mingle with it's throngs,
You share it's comforts and it's strife
It's pleasures and it's wrongs;
But that no blst may blur your fame,
In any time or place,
Remember this-to prize your name
More highly than yeur face.
Thy beauty's like the lovely flower,
Whose sweets attract the bees
That care not for its matchless powr
The human eye to please.
AMd vixen admirers round thee bow,
Weigh well their words to see
IF tender phrase and proffered vsw
Are not base fiattery.
True men believe that wonan's truth
And trusting love endure;
And what to them the charms Of youth
Where woman's heart is pure!
Then, maiden, to thy beauty'S fame,
And to thy wendrous grace,
Let men add this: Her own good name
Fresh beauty gives her face!
Fisherman & farmer. [volume] (Edenton, N.C.) 1887-19??, 1891-05-01
PROFESSIONAL cRAcksMeN

Liberty. N. c.. April ga band
Of pr"fe ssiona! burglars aided, it is
believed, by LEGAL cenfederates, are
Systematically cracking safes in this
vicinity Last Wednesday nig.r
the store of Griffin and Fragden was
entered and the safe robbed OF sew.
eral hundred dollars in money aai
$4,000 in notes. The following
night . store at Cedar Fails was
broken iato, bat the burglars wsrc
frightened away before they accor-
plished anything. Considerable ex-
citement prevails.
Fisherman & farmer. [volume] (Edenton, N.C.) 1887-19??, 1891-05-01
MERIT WINS.

We desire to say to our citizens
that for years We ihave been siling
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We do not hesitate to guarantee them
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tory results do not feilsw their use.
These remedies have won their great
popularity purely On their merits.
DR., w. l. Leary's Druggist.
Fisherman & farmer. [volume] (Edenton, N.C.) 1887-19??, 1891-05-01

NEW ORLEANS. April 27.-United
States District Attorney Grant. who
was instructed by the Department of
Justice to furnish a report On the
lynching of the Italians in the Parish
prison has completed his investigs-
tion and forwarded the report by
mail. Mr.. Grant will not indicate the
nature of his report. The grand jury
investigation is practically completed
and its report will be forwarded this
week.