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his Freedom onIy Temporarv.

Los ANGELES. Dec. &C. P. Fenner,
young man arrested "Wednesday and
charged with embezzlement from various
insurance companies, was brought before
Justice Owens to-day and dismissed on
motion of the District Attorney. His
freedom was only temporary. for while
he was stopping out of court an officer
from San Bernardino arrested him on a
like charge. The Offense was committed
in that county.
The record-union., 1892-12-03
WORLDS FAIR.
One of the Attractive Features WIN
be Germany's Exhibit.

WASHINGTON, Dec. 2.-The Emperor
of Germany has consented to send to the
Worlds Fair what will be one of the
most remarkable and attractive features
to be seen at Chicago next year. 1t
will consist of the collection of presents
received by his grandfather, Emperor
William; by his father. Emperor Fred
erick. and himself from the sovereigns of
Europe and the people of Germany. The
collection is to be intrusted to the care of
the Latin American Department. The
presents consist of jewels and other per-
sonal ornaments of silver plate, decora-
tions and an infinite variety OF other ar
ticles. The collection is worth millions
Of dollars
The record-union., 1892-12-03
Homestead steel Works.

HOMESTEAD pa, Dec. 2.-Itis reported
that the steel works will be shut down on
the 9th inst. for two weeks for repairs.
and all employees will be discharged. A
scale will then be arranged, which every
man will be obliged to sign to secure en-
ployment at the works.
The record-union., 1892-12-03
CROSSED TEE DARK RIVER.
4 Great Tiuancler Succumbs to
Pulmonary Consumption.
Jay GOULD NUMBERED AMONG
THE DEAD.

He Remained Perfectly Conscious I'm
til Within a Few Minutes of the
End-An the Members of the
Family Present When the Breath OF
Life Left his Body-His Financial
House Believed TO Have Been Left
in Good Order-The Funeral to Take
Place on Monday.
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President Elect Cleveland.

ExMoRE (Va.). Dec. 2.-All conditions
were favorable for shooting to-day, and
President-elect Cleveland and party had a
most successful outing. Tomorrow will
be occupied with an all-day expedition,
and Sunday night Cleveland will start on
his homeward Journey.
The record-union., 1892-12-03
CIeveland Carried Texas.

AUSTIN (Tex.), Dec. 2.-The official
count of the Presidential vote in Texas
gives Cleveland 2S9, ,l4S, Harrison II, AS,
Weaver S9,GSS, Bidwell 2,I65. To the
Harrison vote should be added 1869 Re
publican ballots for the Lilly White
Electors, being representatives of the
white mans faction of the Republican
DartY
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A "cRUEL. MoNsTRoUs LAw.o
Opinion of Chinaman of the Geary
Restriction Act.

NEW YORK. Dec. 2. = The Chinese
Equal Rights League, of which Sam
Pringlee is President, and Wong Foo,
who frequently writes for the American
papers, Secretary, has issued from its
Office an appeal in behalf Of the Chinese.
1t is signed by Fong Ching Foo. He
says a cruel, monstrous law has been
passed by the last United States Com
gress and signed by the President of the
United States condemning 10000 inno-
cent human beings. residents of the
United States, to national servitude for
period of not less than six months nor
more than one year; after which they are
The record-union., 1892-12-03
Commodore skerritt to Como west

WASHINGTON, Dec. 2.-Orders have
been issued by the Navy Department de-
taching Commodore ]. S. Skerritt from
command at the Washington Navy Yard
and ordering him to assume charge of the
Pacific station about January 10th.
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The Cherol,ee Iands.

KANSAS CITY, Dec. 2.-Senator Per-
kins, who has been in Indian Territory,
reports the Cherokees agreed to sell
strip for 81 50 an acre, or 50, 200, 900 for the
entire 100000 acres, provided the Gov
ernment agrees to eject l,S00 self-adopted
citizens of the nation.
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Bold Safa-Rlnrvars.

CHICAGO, Dec. Six safes in the big
Office buildings near the police headquar-
ters were blown open and robbed last
night. There is no clue TO the perpe-
traitors. 1t is not thought that more than
81, 800 was secured
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A BOMBNHELL EXPLODED
Among the Ranks Of Republicans
in the State Of Wyoming.
A DEMOCRAT TAKES POSSESSION OF
THE GOVERNORS OFFICE.

Emperor William Has Consented to
Send a Very Attractive Collection
for Exhibition at the WORLDS Fair
at Chicago, Consisting of the
father, His Father and Himself
From the sovereiGns of Europe and
the People of Germany.
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Mondncino CnnntY Hons.

UKIAH, Dec. IA hop train leaves
here tomorrow with $4,000 worth of
hops. The growers received twcnty-one
cents per pound. Seventeen carloads are
on the train, and the hops will be shipped
to London, Eng.
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lei Cajon's Ilaisins.

SAN DIEGO, Dec. 2.-The Caion Valley
raisin crop is estimated at l75 cars, against
only some l15 last year, and the output is
superior even for this famous region.
The record-union., 1892-12-03
FEES 10 NEWSPAPERS.

LONDON, Dec. "A Paris correspondent
gives the list of the sums of money paid
to newspapers by the Panama Canal
Company by Rossignol, former Auditor
journal, 3O6,OC0f; La IeLegraDhe, l2O, ,O0Of;
Jezienski, director of the Telegraphe,
l20,000f; lie Matn, 30,0OOf; lie Gautois.
l5,O00f Meyer, director of the GauIois.
3O,OO0f lie Radic0l, 10O,000f; Senator
Magnier. director of L. EUenemei,t, so. .O00f.
and Patinot, director of LIE Journal des
De6GtS, 40,000f. The last named denies
having received any money. The other
papers make no reference to the ex-
pOSureS,
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Mules, DAYS Over.

New ORLEANS, Dec. IA New York
syndicate has purchased the street rail-
road systems Of this city for $40, ,000, 900.
The motive power is to be changed from
mules to electricity.
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LONDON GOSSIP.

Lively Time Expected When Parlia-
ncnt Assemblies.
Copyright 1892 by the Associated Press.J
LONDON, Dec. 1.-The opening of Par
lament is still eight weeks distant, but
the Conservative party is already on the
scene with their amendments to the ad-
dress III reply to the speech from the
throne. The evident object is to test the
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Suicide Of Senator Faulkner,s Son.

NEW YORK, Dec. 2.--J. Ross Faulkner,
student at Bellevue Medical College,
son of Senator Faulkner, committed sui
eide by poison this morning.
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ROHHSCHILD'O PROPOSAL.
France, Italy, Belgium, Norway.
Russia and Sweden Reject II.
DELEGATES REGARD THE
POSITION CHBERFULLY.

| Warm Time Expected When the
British Parliament Reassembles-
Conservatives Already on the Scene
Preparing Amendments to the Ad-
dress in Reply to the Speech From
the ne-MinisterfaIfsts Hopeful
of Passing the Home Rule Bill.
The record-union., 1892-12-03

MARYsvILLE, Dec. 1.-Two men named
William Bottle and Frank Clark, farm
hands, engaged in a quarrel last night and
the latter jumped upon the former and
inflicted injuries from which he died
early this morning. A Coroner's inquest
was held to-day and Clark is now in iail
with manslaughter charged against him.
The record-union., 1892-12-03
FRENCH CABINET CRISIS.

Brisson Abaudons the Attempt TO
Form a New Cabinet.
PARIS, Dec. 2.-Brisson has abandoned
the attempt to form new Ministry, and
the situation is more nluddled than ever.
President Carnot has charged Perion to
form a Cabinet.
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CRIMINAL RECORD.
n Confessed Forger Sentenced to the


Penitentiary.
OMAHA, Dec. 2.-Sidney Smith was
brought here from Toronto two months
ago, for forgery, and to-day pleaded
guilty, and was sentenced to year in
the penitentiary. He was formerly Presi-
dent of the Association of American
Architects.
A PLEA OF NOT GUILTY.
DAVENPORT (Ia.), Dec. &c. l. Bagley,
United States Express Messenger, who
took package containing 100000, and
afterward restored it, was arraigned to-
day iii the District Court, and pleaded
not guilty.
sLAsHING FINE COWS WITH A KNIFE.
COLUMBUS (O.), Dec. Judd Holland,
colOred ex-convict, was arrested here
Tor killing dozen fine COWS during the
past week. The killing was done with a
knife, the animals being slashed in a
most brutal, bestial way.
The record-union., 1892-12-03

LONDON, Dec. 2.-Jem Hall, the pugi-
list, has sailed for New York.
The state herald., 1892-02-12
Prof. Goodwin Smith Supports Us.

Goodwin Smith made few remarks
at dinner Tuesday night at Washington
v Captain Schlcy a tho baltimore. lie
sSid he gladly took advantage OF tho cour-
teous invitation Of bis host TO express his
Scgret us an Englisl man ut tho repeated
itt@rances OF u portion OF tho British press
raspec,ing tho chllipn affair. He said hc
hoped tho worst had como to US, and bcs,
s,ayed behind. Spec king OF the criticism
on the Presidents message on the Gillian
question, Mr.. Smith said that TO him II
was entirely temperate, dignihed and
logically conclusive. Nobody, hc was
sure, who was on ho spot could have
reasonably found fault with the spirit
und hearing OF the American people during
tho dispute with Ctlll. There was no
violence, no ageresslvtnoss, no appearance
Of n propensity to dispny superior power
by trampling on the weaker nation.
No desire had been ahown but that OF
upholdinR international law, 10 vlndica,o
which was tho duty OF tho American pco-
pie, not only to themAelvos, but TO tho
whole community OF nations. Tho weak
ness OF nm offending power may bc n rca-
sou. MIR. Smith said. for long suffering md
forbcarancc on the part u tho strong, but
II cannot be deemed mn unlimited license
10 break tho law. otherwise tho world
would DO Mt the mercy of tho weak powers.
Did England hesitate the other day to on.
force the law against Portugali ho nsls.d.
No needless humiliation has been inflicted
on Chill, nothing hns been csactcd from
her but that recognition Of public riRh,
which, not the will OF tho American poo .
plc, but tho law OF nations required.
The state herald., 1892-02-12
Rather Light Sentences.

Tho New York Herdifs Valparaiso
special says: Judge of Grimes Foster has
passed sentence in tho long pending Balti-
sssssssRs sne ssar rssSaisspSs q sps.i. h .aRs
document goes all over again tho evidence
and compares It with the evidence pre-
sented by tho prisoners. The finding OF
the court is ns follows: Carlos Arena, alias
Gomez, sentenced to $40 days imprison.
mcnt for wounding William Turnbuli, tho
coalhcavcr Of the baltimore, who diod OF
his injuries, 800 days for public disorder,
90 days for carrying knife and and 20
days for giving an assumed name. This
makes u total OF 9so days.
Jose Abumada is sentenced 200 days for
iniuring Turnbull.
Frederick Roderquo is sentenced 10 40
days Imprisonment for wounding Boats
wain's Mate Charles w. Riggin, another
OF tho murdered American seamcn, for
public disorder and carrying knife.
1t Is hold by Judge Foster that tho eyi-
dcncc does not show that Roderquc killed
Riegin. On tho contrary. II is claimed
that higgins death was caused by sho,
fired by some unknown person.
Gomez md Rodcrquc under tho Gillian
code must pay tho families OF Turnbull
and Riggin damages. Theso damages arc
recoverable by civil suit
The state herald., 1892-02-12
A Row in the Connecticut House.
A dispatch FROM Hartford, dated

A dispatch from Hartford, dated
the End says:
The House met today at p. IN. Most
Of tho Democrats and half dozen Rcpub-
licaEs attended tho session. Tho session
introduced one OF tho most novel per-
formances Of tho legislative session. The
roll call was taken on tho question pending
the adoption Of q special rule giving the
speaker power to adjourn the House in the
absence Of q quorum for considerable
length OF time. Tho call disclosed the
lack Of quorum, and Speaker Paigo pro.
cecded TO declare the House adjourned.
MIR. Walker Of Hartford tried to make u
motion, but the speaker proceeded with
the declaration: "Thc House stands ad-
iourned until tomorrow at o'clock" said
Mr.. Paige, the speaker,
"The House does not stand adjourned
until o'clock" said MIR. Walker, "and
tho members will keep their seats" All
tho Republicans then left tho building but
the Democrats remained. Tho speaker
having abandoned the chair, Mr.. Callahan
of New Haven was elected speaker pro
ten. MIR. Walker then, Us q justice Of the
peace, swore MIR. Callahan In. The latter
took tho char and requested tho clerk, MIR.
f-uuy, 10 mako notc OF tho procecdings.
MIR. Eddy said the House was not In sos
sion. Then Mr.. Callahan said II was neo-
cssary to elect clerk pro tenn, and MIR.
Mnrkley OF New Britain was elected.
Then, on further motion by MIR. Walker.
Tim" Mccarthy Of Windsor Locks was,
elected sergcantat.arms 10 compel tho At
tendance OF absent members, aud six dep
utics were chosen.
An order to compel the attendance Of ab
sent members was thcn passed. II pro
vides with certain conditions, for for.
fcituro Of tho salary Of o member who
does not attend the House tomorrow at Z
O'Clock, or who abscnts himself without
leave afterwards. Copies OF this resolu-
tion are to DO mailed to ali members Of the
House not present TO day.
On motion OF Mr.. Walker tho minority
then adjourned until TO morrow at D. IN.
The state herald., 1892-02-12
The Silver Brick Case.

The Supreme Court Of tho District
OF Columbia has rendered decision on tho
application OF Mcrrlck, Morse, OF al, for n
wri. Of mandamus TO compel the secretary
Of tho treasury to coin into silver dollars
nj silver bullion presented NJ tho various
United States mlu's. Tho plaintiffs claim
tina, It was their right under tho cons,i,u.
tion and existing statutes 10 have their
silver and gold coined Into money.
Tho court denied tho wri, prayed for on
tho ground that tho acts Of is3. aud is1a,
which authorized the coinage OF silver Into
standard dollars whom presented ut tho
mln,a, were, In eject, repealed by tho net
OF ISIS, which authorized tho government
to 20 lnto tho market nni buy silver 10 DO
coined into silver dollar, Mt tho ratio OF
t2,t0o.ooo per month. Tho court further
decided " tho mp icants wcro entitled TO
have silver colncd and reduced to money
thnt tho secretary Of tho troasury was not
the proper person against whom TO ask tho
court TO issue writ Of mandamus.
'rho chief Justice coIncidoi with tho con.
clusious OF the court aud stated that NO fur
as no knew, until tho beginning Of tho
present proccodinRl, tho net OF ISIS known
ns the Bland law, had never boon hold 10
establish FREQ coinage.
The state herald., 1892-02-12
Brutal Omcera Censured.

The orders issued by Prince George
Of Saxony, rs Inspector. general of tho Ger
man army and commander OF tho Twelfth
corps To stop the inhuman treatment prac.
tlced upon tho priva,cs by -commls-
stoned officers, Is very likely to result Ia
tho amoliora,ion OF tho condition OF tho
privatcs OF tho whole army and TO free
thom from the brutal tyranny OF low grade
officers. The matter was discussed Friday
by tho budget committee of the Relchstag,
and 1t was resolved to favor greater pub
lioi,y In tho proceedings OF military trlbu
nails and tho nunIshmcnt ordered by those
courts. The committee also resolved to
favor measure that would afford tho sol.
dicrs greater facilities for revealing their
grievances.
The state herald., 1892-02-12
WASHINGTON NOTES.

Tho Supreme Court OF the District
OF Columbia has decided against FREQ coin e.
a.o ~ presented In the silver brick case.
Tho Natchez river steamer Charles
Lee, loaded with cotton, sunk twelve miles
below Wrights Landing. Texas, tho other
day.
Tho nine Peoples party representa-.
tivcs Of tho House have issued statement
denying tho reported disagreement be.
tween thcm.
Tho President has Issued his procln-
nation promuiratlng u reciprocity treaty
with tho British West India colonies,
Trinidad, windward and Locward Islands,
etc.
Tho proposition TO ccdo the arid
lands 10 tho states, 10 bo reclaimed by
them, was carried by nn almost unanimous
vote at tho meeting Of tho House commit
mi,too on irrigation last week.
Representative Bum OF North Caro-
lima proposes to apply tho patent system.
which has resulted In tho stimulation oi
invention, In tho domain OF agriculture
with tho hopo Of bringing about equally
bcnenciont results. A bill introduced by
him provides that my person who has In
vented or discovered amy now and useful
plant, fruit or Hover, may patent tho In
yention or discovery.
2Postnnstor General Wnnnmnkcr has
issued Nh order giving money order facili =
,ies TO oil postoillccs whore tho componsa-
tiou Of tho postmaster reaches eco pcr an
mum. Taking tho states Of Maryland,
Pennsylvania, Ohio md Indiana ~ u basis,
this order Of tho postmaster general viii
no, only double tho present number oi
money order Offices. but siyc an excess ol
about 20 pcr cont. IN addition.
Mr.. Blaine, through the acting trcns.
urcr Of tho United States, has asked Con
srcss for an appropriation Of sjooOi I'd
complete tho preliminary survey OF ,h'
boundary limo between Alaska and Britlsl
Columbia.
The state herald., 1892-02-12
A Child Kidnapped.

Ward Waterbury, the s.ycar.old
son of Charles =. Waterbury, u wealthy
farmer OF Pound Ridge, Massachusetts, was
kidnapped by unknown mon Monday morn
ing while on his wny 10 school. This lot
ter has been sent to tho father
Sir'-Unlcss you nro prepared To deliver
tho sum OF $500 In cash aa a ransom, vow
VIII never SEQ your son again. BE nt Mil
lcr's bridge In front OF Miilor's mill. one
mile east OF bradford court house at mid
night Tuesday.
Farmer Waterbury Ia generally consider.
oil To DO ono OF the richoat men In the
country about Pound Ridge, lie recently
Inherited ta5,0oo from tho estate Of IN
father MIR. Waterbury this aftcrnooa
went to tho bank and drew 1900, which
he says, be ALL pay To tho abduc,ors ani
make no .sn II they produce his little bov.
The state herald., 1892-02-12
Chased tho Burglars Six Miles.

Two burglars had n narrowing os.
rerloncc at tho little town OF colfas, ia.
diana, last weok. ono night nbout 4
o'clock young man returning home from
n,l.lt with his glrl discovered tho thieves
iootipR d store. Three other establish.
monts had nlreuty been robbed nnd whcu
tho alarm was givcn an angry mob Of el,l- :
ions started IN pursuit. Tho robbers, laden
with booty, hnd not proceeded far. They
abandoned their plundor mud ilcd for ak
miles under running fro. jy clover
s,ratascm they cludod their pursuors and
left thom surrounding freight ear on tho
Nandnlln tracks, which was rldded with
bhllots before II wns discovered tha, II
was empty. The robbers, whilo Obliged TO
drop holr h,olcn goods, escaped with con-
sllafubig inonas
The state herald., 1892-02-12
Harris Convicted of Murder at New
York.

For nearly month young Carlyle
Harris has bccn on trial Mt New York for
his life, charged with having poisoned to
death his girl wife, who ut tho time Of her
death was tho inmate OF fashionable
boarding-school for young women In that
city. The marriage OF tho two had been
kept secret but the mother Of the girl,
Mrs. Helen Potts, learned OF 1t and she
pressed young Harris. u medical student,
TO fix time when the marriage Of her
child should be Eiade known. That time
was close at hand. when the young woman
died Of morphine poisoning. She was
buried. Fifteen days later, rumors OF foul
play having crcpt about the Jersey town
where tho dead girls homo had been, she
wns dug up and an autopsy was made.
Morphine was found in her system.
When the young man was arrested, tho
marriage was announced; ho admitted
having given her capsules of morphia ind
quinine, US n nervine, hut ho tried to cast
tho blanc Of his wifs's death upon the
druggist who prepared tho capsules upon
Harris student prcscr' ption. Il transpired
'ss~asse Urcrxuv. ~ 'dewWs- S,fas sbef
more criminal operations made by Harris
In the trial II transpirnd when the wife was
Mt deaths door Harris was engaged In
iiber'inc orgies with ,ther women. notably
In Canandaiguo, New York. He said that
ho had wished to be rid OF his gIrl-wifo
md that ho dreaded his family should
know OF his marriage.
1t was proven that he had betrayed other
young women, and tat he had bsastei OF
bis power with tho girls. Much expert
testimony had bcei introduced, tho do
tense seeking to con ,inco the Jury that the
young wifc died OF heart disease. The
jury brought in vcsdict Of murder in tho
first degree.
The state herald., 1892-02-12


TiiI wnnt Of sysiom In tho methods
OF technical education In this most
practical OF countries has long bcon n
cnusc OF surprise md solicitudo ,o ali
who have iurnoa their thoughts 10
this subject. With all tho bcneii,s OF
our system OF common school cduca.
tion. II excludes practical instruction
In handicrnfts IA II II woro OF no
value. AZ result OF this neglect tho
youth OF tho unliod States IRE greatly
nt n disadvantage In competition with
tho youth o. Germany md OF Franco
where instruction In tho principles Of
technical industry forms an essential
part OF popular education. There il
no dispute that tho number Of AmorI.
can worklnRmcn tralncd IN tho knowl.
edge Of tho highest Industries 10 email
compared with tho workingmcn OF
those countries Of Europe whose
schools nrc workshops for nll who
have mn aptitude for industrial and
artistic pursuits Hence 1t oomos
that with nil our education aud
superiority II IL necessary 10 frequent
~ invoke tho aid OF foreign in'mi.
Giants 10 Industries requiring thor
,r gk technical knowledge and train
Ing.
The state herald., 1892-02-12
CHIEF sKIFF MAKES RULES.
Regulating the Display of Minerals at
the Worlds Fair.


Rules and regulations for exhibitors
In tho department Of mines and mining
have been sent out by Chief Skif. They
arc the following:
Space granted TO an exhibitor may be
utilized In such manner rs tho exhibitor
may determine, but before permits to oc-
cupy allotted spaces nre issued full do
tailed information, describing tho proposed
exhibit, showing general design, eleva-
tion, construction, decorations, material
to be used, etc., must bo submitted 10 tho
chief OF tho department for approval.
No exhibit shall be more than twcnty
feet In height, except by consent Of the
chief Of tho department.
Partitions must not exceed twelve feet
in height.
Platforms must be ten inches high, no
more nor less.
Railings must bo throo feet In height
from tho floor.
All covered spaces must bo open, at
must not exceed twelve fcet In height.
oportion Of the flooring Of tho building
can be removed or cut into by exhibitors
except by special permission OF the chief
OF tho department
The. exhibitors Of mining machinery or
processes must be either tho manufacturer
or inventor of said machinery and pro-
cesses, but tho manufacturer or inventor
may specially appoint an agent TO mako
such exhibit, such appointment TO bo certi-
fed to and indorsed by tho director-gcn-
cral.
No pieco Of ore or coal shall exceed three
feet In diameter, except by special permls-
sion OF tho chief OF tho department.
Exhibits Of building und ornamental
stono must bo In cubes, md should not be
moro thun ono foot square, and ono side, at
least, must BIO finished.
Upright cabinets, to conform TO general
design, should have u base one foot high, q
glass front six feet in height, six-inch
cornice ono foot in depth, and either Ave or
ten feet in width. A preferable size for
fat cases is ix5, ono foot deep.
Slabs OF marble, onyx. etc., whether
rough or polished pavement slabs, srtia-
cial stone, set cement tiling, etc, must not
exceed four feet square in superficial d.
mcnsions.
Permits for space will not bo ira nsfer-
able.
Safety vaults can be secured for the safe
keeping and protection of exhibits Of un'
usual value.
= The chief OF tho department reserves the
right to construe, modify or amend those
rules and regulations.