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VOL. XHEW SERIES NO. 174. ; , NEW BERNE, N. Ct WEDNESDAY MORNING; JANUARY 13, 1897. ESTABLISHED: lSf2- ARBITRATION IN SIGHT ANGLO-AMERICAN TREATY SENT TO THE SENATE.-. President's Heaaare Declares JTbla Coaventlaa May Mark Mew Epeeh ' laHitorr. farmalltlrs lael- ,. ' da( lbi NIcaloK- Washington, D. C. January. 12. The .President sent the following mesanje to tho Senate transmitting the Anglo-American general arbitration tredty: - To the Senate: 1 transmit herewith a : - treaty for the arbitration of all nialten in difference between the United State? and. Great Britain. . " ."" .. The provisions of the treaty are the re- . gult of long and patient deliberation ami represent concessions made by each party for the sake of agreement upon the gen eral Bcheme. - Though the result reached may not meet the views of the advocates of im mediate, unlimited and irrevocable arbi : tratlon of all international controversion, it is, nevertheless, confidently believed that the treaty cannot fail to be every where recognized as making a long step in the right direction and as embodying a practical, working plan by which dis putes between the two countries will . leach a peaceful adjustment as mnttci of course and in ordinary routine. ... In the initiation of such an important movement it must be expected that some of its features will assume a tentative character looking to a further advance; and yet It la apparent tlin't tho treaty which has been formulated not only makes war between the parties to it a re mote possibility but precludes thost ; fears and rumors of wnr which of tlicui- . Bclves too often assume the proportion of a national disaster. - It is eminently fitting as well as fortu- - nate that the attempt to accomplish re sults so bcnellcial should be ini.iuted by kindred . peoples, speaking tho same . tongue and joined . together by all the . ties of common traditions, common iusli- . . tulions and common aspirations. Tho ex periment of substituting civilized meth ods for force as the means of settling in ternational, questions of right will thus be tried, under the happiest auspices. - Its success ought not to be doubtful, aud the fact that its ultimate ensuing - benefits are not likely to be limited Jo the two countries immediately concerned should cause it be promoted all the more eagerly. The example set and the lesson - furnished by the successful operation ol , this treaty are sure to be felt and taken to heart sooner or later by other nations ana will thut mark the beginning of a new epoch m civilisation. t . Profoundly impressed as I am. there fore, by the promise of transcendent good which this treaty affords, I do not hesitate to accompany its transmission with an expression of my earnest hopi that it may commend itself to the favor able consideration of the Senate. .: . , Tv ' Orovsb ClitslAxd. ... Executive Mansion. January 11. 18B7. The proposed treaty consisted of tlilr . teen articles and coverld tweuty pages ol : the special paper on which all conven- tlons are spread for original signature. ' This paper is made distinctive by a - con . tinuous border of two heavy red lines, - half aa tuok apart and one inch from the margins of each suect. Each copy was clearly written in legible manuscript without flourishes and the only arna mentation consisted of tho red. white and blue twisted cord, with which all State. Department documents are - held together. - - , ; . - - .. . The copies were exact duplicates, ex cept where refercaces to the countries ol the quceri or President of the United ' States occnrred.ln whiob case theqneen'i v name was placed first in the.Iiritish copy : to be seat to London, while the Presi dent and the United States were men. tioned first In the copy transmitted to - the Senate for ratification, v - The British ambassador reached the . State Department with Viscount Qougtt, one of his secretaries. He had received s float cablegram from Lord Salisbury su- . thortzlng the signature and had made an appointment wlthSeoretaryOlney for coo - summating the negotiations. The Score - tary promptly met Sir Julian In the dip lomatic room on his arrival, and the two plenipotentiaries immediately presented their credentials to each other. Secretary Olney signed as designated by the President of the United States sl Sir Julian Pauacefote signed as duslgnat . ed by' the queen on behalf of Ureal Britain, , Sir Julian was given an extra broad' pointed stub steel pen in a plain gotta percba holder and promptly wrote "Jul Ian Pauncefote" on the British copy. The Secretary ef Blats wrote "Richard Olney' unaer we oinpr signature ana then re peated his signature iu the first place on tha Amnrlp.&n htnv artp ttrlitnh t It a bassador wrote bis name below the Bee tary'a, ' A State Department clerk lighted taper and put a drop of sealing wax aftc each signature and affiant the proper Seals, Secretary Oluey's being the sluiuli lotuirs "K, 0," aiirroun ud by a bord rut In liram, whllo fcir Julian's bore his rmt rr 'raved upon an :! sral,wlilub 1m brought ith him for the piirrm, 1 he f. ! m ri! ut having been compli-trd tin f ".- ic '.iiry mA Sir Julian shook linndp ft .-.-.tu!t:i',; a.-h other, and tha II I ! r . . i e r.-i urned to llit f nibs- t ' ! - , y i f the i! unipnt wit ;"1 I, .V., Highest of all in Leavening Strength. 3 ABSOLUTELY PURE delivered to the President, who, a little later, sent it to the Senate with a mes sage asking for ratification. '. ; r: " That the general principle of arbitra ting international disputes finds favor with members of the Honso was eviden ced today by the unanimity with which the Anglo-American treaty received their approval. Representatives from every section of tiie country, reflecting every shade of political opinion were spoken with. From each came expressions of cordial satisfaction. . There was not a discordant note. Sec retary Olney incidentally came .In for a argc share of praise, which was freely! bestowed by Republicans as by the mem bers of bis own political faith, IT IS GOV. RUS&EIA. tnnn;;nratel-loilnr. Nynopaia at Ills Aildrem. Governor Carr Rntlma al 4-..10 P. M. Special. Rai.wuu, N. C. January 18. Govern or Russell was inaugurated this after noon, after a tedious count of the vote. Ills inaugural adoress began with the words: "There is retribution in history and then went on to sny the people of North Carolina are restored to their con' Jtitiilioual rights. He says the Railway Commission has lone great work; that passenger l utes are 'eosoaalile, but freight rates excessive) that the lease of the North Carolina Rail way must be revoked. lie does not allude to the Atlantic and North Carolina Railway; says the Geolog ical .Survey and Bureau of Labor Statis tics should be abolished: that lynching? aiusl be stopped by giving the Governor the power to cull a court instantly to try the prisoners; tho charter of railways not oinplyinu with the Stato law must be revoked and that control or absorption )f competing lines by rivals must 'be prohibited. That cities mast be protected against danger of misrule by the propertyless and ignorant elements; that thrifty im migration from other States and from Europe must be encouraged; that the University must be fostered and State aid to it continued; that pensions and homes for Confederate soldiers must be increased, Al 1:30 Governor Carr turned over his office to Governor Russell, THE COTTON MARKETS. January 19, Mb Yoax Cotton, March closes 7.10, a nut gain of nine points over yesterday's close. - . , Tours'.truly, J. E. Lath au. THE MARKETS. CnioAQO, January 12. LOSS. 4.07f May Wheat.. May Ribs. . 801 4.12 "It Is never too late to mend." riiia taring will do very well wlicu applied to conduct or habit, but it ii "aav oil" when applied to Clothing or Shoes, There it a time when it i too late to mend them. The idea ii to get Clothing" and Shoes that will not have to be con tinually "mended.". That the kind we try to get and sell. Call on us if von need Clothing, Hats or shoos. F uur aim ii oooo goods at the RIGHT prices, . J. M. HOWARD. Steam Tjnunch for Hale ' For sale cheap, a steam launch, 80 feet loan, 6 feet beam,"7Iraught feet' Licen sed to carry 13 passengers. Speed 8 miles an hour, . flood boat for Inland waters. . For fiorllcuhis apply to ; . . C. H. HALL, New Berne, N. C. (aUANO . FOIt If you want Guano lor Cash wo can supply you with IUU1V 11 lull At !: : I:.jUo::i lllt!itrar,j m a J a . Latest U. S. Govt Report. THE STATE CAPITAL. SHORT SESSIONS IN HOUSE AND SENATE. Bills Imradaeed. Committees Ap-I painted. (Senator Bailer Threaten- d silk pneumonia Tom Wat son Favora Prltehard. JOCRXAL BnSEAf, RAiittan, N. C, Jan. 18, lSW.T Owing to the meeting of the electoral college yesterday there was only a short session of either the Senate or the House. In the Senate a message was received from the House referring to agree to the Senate resolution to have 1,600 copies of Governor Chit's message printed. Bills were Introduced as follows: To permit foreign railroads to become incor- poatetl in North Carolina; To define certain crimes and regulato their pun ishment. In the House a petition was entered that in the election of a Public Printer it be stipulated that he employ union labor. TnaJSennto resolution to appoint a committee to investigate charge of brl bery in the Senatorial content wns unan imoimly adopted. The following committees were ap pointed in the House: Enrolled Bills. Haimer, Abernathy Drew, Hore, McCreary, Doekery.Eddins, and Bunch. Propositions and Grievances. Black burn, Sutton, of New Hanover, Crews, Craven, Carter, Cruinpler, Cunulngluim, and Lyle. Insane Asylums. Sutton, of Cumber land; While, of Alamance: Alexander, of Whitener, Parker, of Purkimsns, Itoun i D ... n: ... ( .1 i i Pensions.' Crumpler, Barrow, Ward, I vi.iit.iii., i.irutri., ni.aiii, tfi, uticib and Hanson. Pearson and Green were added to the Finance committee. In the Senate the committee nn en rolled bills is as follows: Shore, chair man, Moye, Whcdbee, Clark, Person, Bardlson, Ashburn, Robinson, Scale Ray. The bolting Populists last night, pro posed to the regular caucus to return to them provided they be allowed to vote us they pleased. A committee was appoint ed to confer with them today. Senator Butler is sick here, threatened with pneumonia. Both sides claim they are sure of success, but things are'still in a muddle. Judge Kussell slout in bis private car last night. It is said he will entertain very handsomely during his administra tion. Congressman Skinner today, has a tele gram from Populist Torn Watson saying II nilcharrl was wormy of ropulist sup port 'i years ago he is worthy of it now. penator iTitclmru was one or tiie urst to rail on Judge Russell in his i-nr yes terday. T CURE A COLD IN OXt DAT Take Lixaliv Briwo Quinine Tblrl I All druggist refund the numjj it It lab I to cure. 2is New Ilcrno Theatre ! Thursday, Jan. 14, THE COJIINU EVENT. Tai Okiat Bknsatiomal Milodraua: TIII3 WORLl)" 8apporU4 by J. Z. LITTLE, aad a Strong Company. The acme of stage realism. A magnif (cent pro See; icent production lor mechanical affects. The Hinklng Ship, .. . The Raft Scene, The Harbor at Naples,. Gorgeoua Moonlight Panorama. The Moving Wall. Seata on tale at Waters. AlmlasloH 60e. tiallery tit. Nel Extra Charge far Reserves' Beats, The Tailor , Itadellan . is going to net better clothe I from ua during '97 than be ever has be fore, lie's going to gvi Utile beltrr cloth. He's going to get Utile better linings and workmanship. We tao'l give him aay better fit thaa ' we have la Hi put. Ws're going 14 do enmrlMng elae. W.'it going to trf In rut our piicra a little bit cUer r.ri.c:::ii,fic-k. I 1 V I Fresh (irit8 and Wig Hominy, New lot Carolina Rice, X. Y. Stall White Beans, Lima, Beans, Cod Fish and Irish Potatoes, and s fresh lot of Cooking nutter lit 20c. a io .iiiT. Fulton Market Corned Beef, Tho Very Finest Elgin Hnttor, Fresh Roaatod Coffee, 20, 23 and 30c. per pound, ground to or der; and numerous other artiolo.' which you can buy from ui m cheap if not cheaper tlia'i any where else in tho city. Give un a Call IIe!or' lluylnt; IHNewIiei. Yours truly, Wholesale and Retail GROCERS il Broad St.. New Dei ua, N. Taking Hold OF THE In The Right V,p . O i We're going to Ret our prim OB Q00D UaOlEKlEi) dOWO to It lower point than ever iblt year, We're, not going to force the qiM It; onett. We're going to Force the Prices Further Down Bt Closer Ba'ylng ani - Selling.' JOHN DUNN, a r coo dcccoooodc; nmsnrnnj o Special Offering. Ariosa COFFEE 20c. per Pound F. ULRICH, Gfrocer, 4i Middle Strict, PlIONf. 01. CHAS. B. HILL, East Side Market Duck, NEW BERNE, X. I Bagging and Ties, Feed, Oats, Corn, Wheat, Bran, Douce. inil :ili kinl ol r'-mt at LuArnl l'tiv. THE LARUKST Hay Dealer in New Iterne. Spicial l!ale to Mill mi'! 'i'in.lKr nn u. Hyde County l!nst I'roul ()i. x Sjieiv i.ill.v. S.e.l li. J.-l?"Urilors liy nm'l or 'IV i i-aib will receive prompt iitlwil'mi. 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I II A V K i 1ST It K( Kl V:i MiiorUrr lino U of funcv Oak l!l-rvun Stliirs Kiinry 'ink Hull Stamls, Kancy Iturk ini t hnirs.aii.l oilier Tine Furniture mo tiiimrroiisto niriition, uinl WII.I. SK1..L AT li K K IMITTOX KKilTliKS for i '.-I'll hi on Timf fur tin- Nrxt ! Duyf. -,i :i to iimki' rooiii lor niir stm-k. 'ail :inil rxalitiiin' lw'ful'f ilircli;Tiljl rt w Im-i o. 1'IM-Cttllll , ti km:r. SV.W ItRHNK. . U. To Neman. (Ommittkks in t a ax (.'li my: Y"iiill ii'ene e that all S.Uoxl T-iirhi" KWi-ar to llicir aiToiintu lfra it ioi-pil Ijv ynii tor umtftiit, niot s 1 imi.iiiiiK pi lin'.y nten. "it ''! 1 'hill r'l t r- uvi-li'll l1 1 n I'.. li. HI 1.1 .. i 'Ii ii to hi m1 ., 1 .IKI-Ii ' llll. iii it.s in.vi..:i: wii ( ( ; USNll .HI. til HANJ. I. i . ' r . ... i i . i: 1 1 .hi i. . - I I '.llll M 1 APPLES 15t., 20. ami SOfi. lVok. i'onit and get iiit'in u iuia: TIIKY li.lHT. Xxxt to i'oi.1 Ollir. 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