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Mexican News.

CRY OF MEXICO via Galveston,
FEB. IS An American syndicats
offers to furnish money for the con,
struction Of the Estevas Coucessio,,
RAILROAD from Guadalajara west ~
Chanceta on the Pacific coast snS
east from Guadalajara to Aguas o.
nentes on the Mexican Central. The
probability Is. therefore, that the
concession will he withdrawn from
the London market. NUM-
Work on the Tehuantepec Rail.
road is progressing rapidly Tha
formal Inauguration OF the br,ncS
OF the Mexican Genital TO Tamna
County has been fixed.
The Inter-Oceanic Railroad Il
working hard on the line in tbe M
rection ofJalapa. WIG vi
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A Re.isnation.

SEATTLE, Wash, Feb. lS.-The
announcement is made Of the resig-
nation OF ]. II. Mcdonald as presi-
dent Of the Seattle, Lake Shore &
Eastern Railroad The accepted
reason is said to be a press Of private
business. 1t is said that 4. 5. Dun
ham will be made managing trustee
and will act for the present.
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Then who Is Hes

CHICAGO, Feb. lS.-The polio
deny that the man the notification
Of whose arrest catised such stil
last night is ''CoOney, the Fox
They decline TO say who he is, bul
admit that he is one Of the Cronir
conspirators. 1t is surmised that
he is Simonds, the man who bought
the trunk in which Cronin's body
was carried from the house.
Later-It is now saiu that IL is
even n more important parsonage,
so far as the State is concerned, than
Cooney, and that thisarrest promises
to result in the complete unraveling
of the Cronin mystery.
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The Fourteenth School District
trustees met yesterday TO award the
contract for building the new
schoolhouse for the district, but the
lowest bidder said he had made a
mistake in his reckoniags, and re-
fused 10 enter into contract 10 per-
form his bid. So the trustees read
vertise today for bids for putting
up the building, these to be opened
next Monday.
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The Duke of Orleans.

PARIS, Feb. lS.-Boucher, the
Orleanist member OF the chamber
OF deputies, has received from Hav.
ana a cable dispatch from the Count
OF Paris, father Of the Duke Of or
leans, in which he says: 'I'm proud
OF my son and pleased with tine
attitude he has taken, but 1 am
deeply concerned on account OF his
sentence.
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How He Rcnchc,I stnnIcr.

LONDON, Feb. ls.-The ROYAL
Geographical Society has invited
Thomas Stevens, the African trav.
eler, to send paper to be read before
the Society, describing how he
reached Henry NJ. Stanley in
Fast Africa.
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SCHOOL TAXES,

UNDER the practical operation.
oil the present revenue law a resuIt
Is reached in respect to taxation for
schools, the justice of which is omen
to question A Territorial tax n,
three mills is collected and Iistrib-
uted to the several counties accord.
ing to their school population. IT
mus happens that three or four
counties pay into this school fund
more than they draw out of Il and
mat a number Of the poorer coun-
ues draw from it from 10 to 80 per
cent more than they contribute
Salt Lake County pays, under this
three mills assessment, about 500
600 per year more than is returned
to her district schools, and other
counties get the benefit OF that sum
paid by citizens of this.
This looks, at first view. to he nm.
just, but there exist arguments in
support of this system. One of
these is that the education Of the
children Of the commonwealth IL
the concern Of the entire commun-
lty, and not exclusively Of such subj |
divisions of it as counties and school |
districts. Without passing unon |
the validity of this argument. one
thing may confidently be asserted |
respectingit: 1t must not be carried
too far. 1.-THE Territorial school tar
shall be permitted to remain at three
mills the people of all the counties
VIII probably submit without verv
great complaint, but an attemnt 70
double the burden borne bv a 6ew
counties to the profit of the rest will
certainly meet with resistance
Yet the House has made this at
empt Mr.. Allen, in preparing his
III Tor a school code, adapted that
irawn by ex-School Commissioner I
Williams and introduced at the last
sssion. By inadyertence a sectnn !,
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"Tiie Fox.

CHICAGO, Feb. IS.-The Time,
says that the police have made a
mysterious capture, and although
they will give no information, it is
believed they have secured the
noted Cronin suspect Cooney, "the
Fox
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Where the nInrnar.

PARIS; Feb Is.-The Ls.rn,,, =.
Deoats blamesthe political ina ,.t;, aes
OF the government for the J ssasity
me republican candidates in Sn. OF
days election. The Ronin IL sun
are Jubiiant and predict a rena,E gisis
Of the victory In the nr'epetitiop
elections in May. municipal
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wAsH1NGTOS, Feb. IA. - The
Senate committee ON commerce has
agreed to report favorably the bill
appropriating six million two hun
bred thousand for the construction
of n deep water harbOr at Galveston.
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PARIS, Feb. ls.-The B,ro,,
Iesents that President Carnot Up e'-
decided to pardon the Duke Of IA f..s
i leans and send him under esc :, Ut !,
the frontier. escOrt 10
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Starch

d. SlS ss.i I, Feb. ls.-on s.,,,.
turlngCompany will be inco-nan ulac.
IN Coylngton, under the Ea rviated
Jaw Ia IL owns all the starch s an,cky
In the United States. factories
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THE TRICK EXPOSED.
A Spirit Medium and Her Satellite:
Arrested and Jailed in
Chicago.
ANOTHER DEVELOPMENT INTHE
cRoNIN CASE.
Reported Pardon Of the Dixie Of
Orleans by President
Carn0t.
BY IcIO EflIH % nc - II
.D..,,.,,i.dS oirftS.' Jailed.

.Disembodied Spirits Jailed.
CHICAGO, Feb. ls.-Three report
ers and a detective attended a darR
cabinet seGace last night and man
aged TO unmask Mrs. Carrie M
Sawyer, her husband, Frank Burke
and Kiitic Ranger, who playel
disembOdied female spirits, whil'
Mrs. Sawyer played male part
with the aid OF wigs, boards, etc
Burke was manager and maguetist
They were arrested and locked up
Mrs. Sawyer was formerly 4 well
known medium OF San Francisco
She was doing n big business here.
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Sixteen Drox,.s

LONDON, Feb. 1s.-Tbe n,..
steamer Coral Queen. from S1sssenger
burg, has been SUM, ogs Soth-iI-
lees lees In a collision with the s,ls river
bry'aao. 1t is reported thai steamer
d braSons on the Coral Qnee s,1 teen
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The EIEht.IIour noremcni.

LONDON, Feb. ls.-Mstthews,
Home Secretary, replying to depu-
tation OF miners, told them that he
could hold out no hope that the gov
eminent would support the eight
hour bill.
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NeMspapcr van pies.

MILWAUKEE, Feb. Is. - Chris.
topher Latham Sholes, a pioneer
western newspaper man, and noted
as the inventor OF the first sue
cessful tyPewriting machine, died
tonight aged IL.
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ArIun=arian statesman pies.

PEsIH, Feb. Is. - Count Julius
Andrassy, the well-known Hungar-
ian statesman, who has been i'll for
some time at Nalosca, near Fiume,
died today. He was % years old.
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Sara Bernhar,,t IN
Pardon for the Du,,.

PARIS, Feb. lS.-Sarn Rernh.,.
formances. --e' per-
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We are now ready to promptly at
tend to the wants of all who are
needing Hardware, Stoves, House
Furnishing Goods, Etc. Our prices
are sure to suit. Our goods are
sure to please, and if you will pay
us a visit it will afford us pleasure
to meet you whether you buy or
not, and you may see just what you
nave peen looking Tor long time.
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| New Orleans, 81; st. Louis. IS; Gin
cinnati, 81; Chicago, 80; Winnipeg,
80 below zero.
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nri,t,h rxtrndIiion treaty.

WASHINGTON, Feb. Is. = The
Senate has ratified the British ex-
tradition treaty with a few unim-
portaut amendments.
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Temperance.

CHICAGO Febls.-New York A..
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DAVID LLOYD was lodged in jail
early this morning, for being drunk,
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The Port,iown and Lurgan -NeCs
Of Saturfy, January 25th, gives
space to de following communion
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1890-03-07
Young Virginia on Her Muscle.
From the Washington InteLliQencer.

The town of Wellsburg is all torn up, so
to speak, over a sensational episode that oc-
Cured there last week, and which continues
to form one of the leading topics Of CONVEX
sation. The story is that the sensation was
started through the gossiping propensities
OF woman who is getting dangerously
near the point where her age will prevent
her being longer designated as a young
woman. Report has it that she set afioat
some scandalous stories which involved the
good name and fair repute of several well
known people whose characters are said to
be above reproach; anyhow, these stories
were started and they were traced down to
this particular woman.
One of her stories affected the good name
of very pretty young miss, aged about Is,
who determined 10 have satisfaction. She
accordingly secured cowhide, but, being
unable to properly conceal it about her
person, made up her mind to trust to her
own little fists to punish the gossiper. Ac-
companied by younger sister, she went to
the room of the woman she wanted. stepped
in quietly, locked the door, stated her
errand, and then pitched In.
The first blow sent the gossiper off her
chair and under a sewing machine, and
then there was a picnic. The miss Of IS
threw herself on her defamer and held her
down while she pounded her and pulled her
hair The woman howled for help, and one
Of the police officers Of the town, hearing
the racket, hurried to the scene. He found
the door locked, but as tho tumult inside
increased he finally adopted heroic course
and smashed the door in. AS he did this,
the young girl, her eyes aAame with the
excitement OF her victory, jumped up, and,
handing the officer $40 bill, said: ''This viii
pay my fine--l fixed myself for this before
started 81 on her" The punishment In
aicted by the girl on the woman was quite
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1890-03-07
Vagaries Of Memory.

From an article by Prof. II. c. Wood,
in the March Century. we quote the follow
ing: "When disease affects the brain these
alterations of word-memory are something
very strange. In the most complete form
of this so-called aphasia the person cannot
understand words, he cannot think in
words, and cannot talk words Usually,
however, words are remembered sufficiently
to be recognized when heard or seen, but
although the idea is there, the person can
not speak In words. / recall the case Of an
old German woman who had aphasia.
When asked how old she was, she would
Indicate sixty with her fingers. II asked
how many children she had had, she would
indicate seven. If two of the fingers were
turned down she would get angry and insist
upon the seven She was able to understand
questions. She knew what the figure ~
meant, but had not the power to say the
word seven 1t is a very curious fact that
in these forms of aphasia the language of
the emotions may be preserved. while the
Language of the intellect is destroyed. Very
often profane man. when he has aphasla,
is able to swear. This German woman,
when excited, could say Gott in Himmelp
Besides this, there was left to her but one
little fragment Of each of the two Ian
guages which she had known. She could
not say the English no. but could say the
German 'nein;' she could not say the Ger
man YAH but could splutter out the En-
glish yes The forms of aphasia known as
word-blindneSs and word-deafness are very
strange. The sufferer from word-blindness
can write and will understand what is said
to him; he will talk to you, and perhaps
talk you to death; but hand him a book, a
newspaper, or even the letter he himself has
written, and he cannot read a word Thus,
an active man of business having written a
letter, giving directions for an important
matter. attempted to read it, in order to see
if it was correct, but was astounded to find
that he could not make out a single word I;
he had beel suddenly stricken with word
blindness. The sounds of the words, and
the words themselves, had remained to him
but the recollection of the written forms of
the words was gone In case of word
deafness the person can talk and can write,
but although his hearing is perfect
he cannot recognize the spoken words.
The sound of the voice is plain to
his sense, but conveys no thought to him.
The records of the past-the unconscious
memory so to speak-exist in the brain: but
for conscious recognition these must be
dragged out before the consciousness. 1t is
doubtful whether there is such thing as
bad memory 1. G., as a badly kept brain
record. The difference in individuals as to
the power of recolecting probably consists
in the relation between Consciousness and
memory. One man has the power of going
into the library in his brain and picking up
at once the leaf he wants, and glories
in his good memory. Another cannot in O
moment find what he desires, but when the
floods Of disease come, then spontaneously
float up those things which he had thought
were gone forever"
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rHE CAT PLAYS NO PART WHATEVER.

THE CAT PLAYS NO PART WHATEVER.
For comestibles are either eaten up so ex-
haustively or guarded so vigorously thas
there is nothing casual for 'Mitzin 70 feed
upon; and continuously to nourish a super
nuous entity, rendering no positive and
direct service to its entertainer, would be a
nagrant violation Of the Immutable princi-
pies OF Teutonic domestic economy. Rats
do not thrive in German private dwellings.
where even kmice, modest though their
wants be, cannot contrive to pick up a
decent living. On what, then, Should the
household cat sustain life. not to say
keep up a respectable appearance, in
regard to sickness of coatl Except
as professional destroyer Of
vermin, Grimalkin is barely tolerated
In the Fatherland, nor is his lot q much
happier one in the regions south of the Alps,
where lemous bloom. but cats wither. In
countries, moreover, denizened by the So
called Latin races-ay, even In France,
under stress of public adversity-the cats
chronic liability to be eaten causes it to
take gloomy view of mundane affairs. 1t
is best off, and most att ease, unrufiled by
'armeres pensees" pointing either to star
walton or stew-''gibelotte de lapin,n they
hgurately call the latter abroad-on British
soil, where We sincerely hope its mental
equanimity will not be disturbed by the
reckless and sofdid treatment to which the
remains of SO many of its Egyptian kins-
folk have been recently subjected.
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Concerning Your Wants.

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Maximum temperature, IS; minimum tenn
perature. 3d.
Observations taken at the same moment
of time at all stations.
The hight of the river at Augusta at
1888 o'clock a. N. yesterday augusta time)
was 81 feet-a fall of or feet during the
past twenty-four hours.
Observations taken at the same moment of
time at all stations for the MORNING NEWS.
SAVANNAH. March 6. 1886 P. NJ. city time.
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ZOE RENr-MIscELLANEoUs.

LN0R RENT, space on depot platforms at
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A GOODRICH. attorney al law, 124 Dear
IA born street. Chicago; advice free; q
years experience; business quietly and legally
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To tho T,a6iAa

ct Indicates trace 1Incnes and hundredths.
Below zero.
w. A WHITNEY. Observer Signal Corps.
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DOYAL GERMETUER.--Ths grand and re-
HI liable remedy is marching steadily to the
front; the price being reduced from So 80 to
81 so will enable all afflicted TO avail themselves
Of its wonderful curative poWers.
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nON'T buy suburban lots before you see those
II for sale by II. II JONES 6lS Bull street.
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STRAYED.

CTRAYED, from 50 Whitaker street, corner
- McDonough, fawn-colored pug bitch
bemish in left eye. Reward if returned as
above
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EOR SALE, 10000 feet galvanized wire poul-
II try netting at New York wholesale prices.
JACKSONVILLE MARBLE COMPANY, Jack
souville, Fla.
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LOST.


I OST a watch chain with bucket attached
IL two sets-a ruby and turquois. II brought
to 80 Harris street finder will be rewarded.
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IN RETURN TUBULAR BOILERS and En-
~ gines cheap and good. GEO. z LON
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d OVAL GERMETUER, price reduced from
HI g 50 to 81 30; highest testimonials from all
who have used it. For sale by all druggists.
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HOUSES AND STORES FOR rem f.

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DOYAL GERMETUER cures spring and sum
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blood and graduating sores. For sale by all
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-~-~-O-~~~-~-~-~-~-~~~~~~ ~O~~~~~-~~N~~~~~~~~-~~~
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I OST, Feb 2Sth, small silver watch with
H chatelaine and vinaigrette. Finder will be
rewarded by returning to 22l6 Bull street.