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The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1894-11-04
ovERHAULED By PIRATES.
Vessel Prom Philadelphia Robbed
Oh 9fbraltar'a Rock.

From the Philadelphia Times.
Consideration would be only = mild
w0rd to express the feeling In shipping
circles yesterday when the news arrived
that the bark scutolo. which left Phila-
delphia sept q for Naples, had been at
tackled b. pirates of the African coast.
one thousand cases Of oil stolen. the crew
in-treated and only saved by the advent
Of a French zunboat from being either
murdered Or carried away as prisoners
The 3cutolo was under command Of Capt.
Starita. She IA 40 tons and had crew Of
fourteen men all told.
Sne was in sight q the rock Of GibraI-
tar when three feluccas chased her and,
firing shot across ner bows. compelled
her to neaye 70. A g~arm of husky pi-
rates cIambered up the sides and com
PEELED the captain to give up his ships
papers. After ascertaininR that the vessel
only Contained oil they seemi very much
disappointed. but after a. few threats
started in 10 get some OF b. into the boats.
While employed IN this work the smoke
Of a steamer was reported. and soon the
long, low rakish hun of RunbOat with the
French tricolr dying at the peak was made
out This caused the pirates 10 beat a
hurried retreat and they left without even
the courtesy Of wishing the crew OF the
Almeris. and Capt. starita at once teIa-
graphed his agents. Messrs. Rubell & Co
Of this city the particulars OF the outrage
These RIM pirates the descendants Of
the Salee roveTs, VINO were twice chas-
tiaed BY the United States. are getting
boiGer and holder observed Capt. Ander-
son, Of WesterRaard' b. yesterday. There
81 scarcely doubt that Capt. Morton,
his wife and ships company. which left
New York for the Mediterranean two
years ago, and were spoken near Gibral-
tar all well, were victims OF these ruff
naus There was no bad weather TO ac-
count for their total disappearance close
Ia with the coast. Then there ls tn. at
tack on the English steam yacht Vie
toria Capt Pendle. and the capture or
the Spanish brig Esperance last july and
the taking Of the whole crew into the
mountains, almost within hail Of a spanish
guub0at 70 show that these Williams are as
desperate and as bold ~ ever"
Ex-Lieut William Parsons Of the Bril-
tish navy. who Is now employed a. "a
superuumerary a. League Island said
that ne had served several years on the
Northwest African coast. "rhe only
thing that keeps this up" be- remarked.
'is the Jealousy Of the powers. N
France. England and Spain could agree
upon a settled policy. these rim pirates
could be- wiped ont lu less than week
but then comes the question who Be- 90
come ln aa herr " France and
Great Britain would guarantee 10 Spain
that fhes would keep their hands on tho
government of Madrid would soon settle
the question
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1894-11-04

She was called hack from her revere
BY the lew spoken word Nellie.
A quick flush suffussd her face as she
said. You knew me. then"
When rrst saw you" he replied
TLeF talked and laughed over the dear
OH days. with saddened voices t1=r
spoke OF grisfs which had come to each
Of them Ia the long wears Of separation
sofreaed light came into their faces
and the misunderstanding Of the past
faded out naturally. without need Of *
plantation.
Toward night. just before the train. r.
lrforcei with another engine. pulled ou-
be held ONT mis- hand ar parting. sayins.
WIKI q smile
But LLar line in yirytl-who was right.
Esll.e7
She laughed. and then sighed a Little.
saying
We we're both wrong"
Bur We are both right now. are We
Dot2' ne asked
For answer she PUT her hand in his.
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1894-11-04
Always Ready 70 spaak.

see said the smiling superintendent
or me SUNDAY school. according 10 tie
"itn as today. We are always glad %
near from visitors. and II the brother over
tnerc near the stove has a word Of On
coIFaSeIlent 10 give Us, we shall De glad
The stranger. though evidently some
-4dL SURPRISED, anne forward and mount
ei the superintendent platform. II rad
Lot ~ pected TO De called upon to make
any remarks, he said. with the easy man
nef or one used 20 speaking in public.
and yet ] hold myself in readiness whe--
ever may De % advance the cause 1t
trllh and goodness by every means In my
lower. 10 has been my observation ana
experience, children" he continued. that
Lfntn always pays Never tell a lie.
never deylate from the exact facts how
-.sl strong the temptation may be. In The
course or q somewhat varied career In
" men nave been much thrown betor-
VIZ pl bAt, nave made IL a rule TO show
Hif c1lors. 20 De upright. just honorable In
al Ihf meanings with my feLOw-men. and
TO- De prepared 70 back up with facts what
ever representation I make \ reputation
LOT tFLtntulness and implicit honesty Is a
possession nobody can take from you"
ne ne paused moment, set his iips
L-tLiitls- ana cast q searching look over his
audience. Then, raising his voice. he went
1t has been my lot. children. 10 minis
-el y. an humble and trust, useful ay
~ -Ee instruction Of the people. 7 have
sought 20 com bine amusement with thar
ms LrlCtiOn. Whatever tends 10 instruct
anu arnlse the people elevates them The
My.hS OF nature, children, are wonderful
~ resent these wonders in d proper way
70 the gaze Of mankind %
snow the marvellous design thai
--L-r through all crea ton, 90
explain these msrvels and wonders 50 as
70 maze them plain 10 the understanding
ol lle hUmolest and the most learned. Is
a "oE r. children. that any man NAV b.
gIou1 70 engage ID. and I consider It d
Iutl as Wei as a pleasure. 10 take this op-
gpI --.itty or calling your attention TO the
La.l -Hdt snail be in your little city mex
week Win d magnificent collection OF o>-
IilArS. some fresh from their native
pains ana some born aud reared iu nil!
-dbllFliy, amid the refining influences d.
clFih2ation, and the price OF admission %
ms uhasl jailed display OF natures marFris
mas been placed at the insignificant and
merely nominal figure Of n cents. ] shan
hope. dear children TO see YOU all there.
Tell your friends"
Amid silence dense enough 10 cut Vitr
knl4r, the eloquent stranger steppel
down from the platform and resumed his
seat The sur eriuteudeut had urWtttiuEA
rpuSrl the celebrated ostrtch-farm orator
Oh the Midway Piaisance.
Banks-Rivers. have you ever taken on
your summer underwear ana put on your
winter nanuels9
Itivrrs-Df course 7 have.
Banks tscrale hing himself against ~
door iramei-Then you have some idra o.
Whaf am suffering.
Did you ever put on your winter aal-
nei- just after Won had taken two iais7
POROUS rlastrrs or your hHckG
~ lnn't remember that Z ever did.
from hls desk and loOseuinR biz cove.
af The brn.a--Then you haven't the f3..
-at t'Fat Huuf1uud YOU. N what on -AA'f
iua.-ghieasJ Record.
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1894-11-04

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The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1894-11-04
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The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1894-11-04
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The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1894-11-04

HOURS OF SALE: II m, . m and 8 m.
Mohave County miner., 1894-09-22

Never was there = stronger exempli
6cation Of the popular integrity than the
now famous primary election held in
Kensuckey on Saturday last, and extend.
ing over six counties. II has resulted
in the discontinue Of the aged
Lothario, Mr.. Breckinridge, by abou.
22O votes In the entire district and in
his summary retirement to private life
from which he ID not likely to emerge
sgsin 10 this world. This antipodesn
ballo. system with it's great miriam.
meled liberty to the individual vo'er was
what polished off the doughty colonel
Had the primaries been held under any
other system, Breckinridge. with the
large following he could have summoned
from the rank Of the professional politi,
clans. mrss have won and won easily.
But the quiet little booth with no other
occupant than the voter was too much
for him. This IL . far greater victory
for poor Madeline Pollard than heI
$4,000 judgment obtained six months
ago, OF which she has never yet been
able to collect doIlsr.-Examiner.
Mohave County miner., 1894-09-22
Notice TO Taxpayers.
Ovyiog on rHR Cousry TREASURES, !
AND TAX CoLLgcToR or MouAyE
| County, ARIZONA.

Ovyics on THR Cousry TREAsuRgR.l
AND TAX CoLLgcToR or MouAvEl
COUNTY. ARIZONA.
KisoAAs. Sept. n, 1894.
Notice Is hereby gwen that the dupli.
cate assessment roll Of the county Of Mo-
have. Territory Of Arizona, for the year
1894, 10 nov in my possession for the
collection Of taxes therein, and the taxes
sre now due and psyaole.
Taxes will be Delinquent, on the third
Monday In December next hereafter and
unless paid on that day or prior thereto,
Ave (5) per cent will be added to the
amount thereof IN penalty.
| am now ready to receive taxes at my
Office In Kingmsn between the hours ol
Q O'Clock a. IN and 5 O'Clock p. M. from
and after this date.
JOHN X. MACKENZIE,
Treasurer aud ex-officio Tar Collector,
BY DANIEL SMITH,
Deputy.
Mohave County miner., 1894-09-22

The Blue X ,ck @ IN Clnb is the name
OF a new org .niz stion OF crack shots oil
Tucson. They have just received set
of electric traps OF the latest design The
traps will throw the clay pigeons TO any
height wanted, and At any angle desired
To spring the traps il is only necessary to
tonch button. The marksmin never
knows the angle At which the pigeon 10 to
be sprung. Five traps have been re-
ceiyed, and 1000 clay pigeons The new
club has mem bsrship Of fifteen gnnners,
promenent among them William Brown
and Ch ,rle. Weber. Toe clnb will have
their initial shoot next Sunday. For
special occasions. like h,Iid sys, live birds
will be u.ei. Wnsn they have pat them
selves in good practise, ths Blns X ck
club promises to make things ram ,rksbiy
warm for the Phenix club --Citizsn
Mohave County miner., 1894-09-22

The Philadelphia Record says, that
after achieving fame as the greatest
manufacturer Of saws In the world, Ham.
ilton Disstsn may in time become the
greatest fruit and vegetable grower also.
He controls 2,0O0.O0O acres Of selected
land In Florida, one.fourth ss much a.
the whole state OF Maryland. Itisin one
compact body, and after ten years Of
draining and experimental work, he Is
now getting ready TO colonise 1t on very
extensive scale in connection with frui,
and vegetable growing and sugar pro-
duction.
Mohave County miner., 1894-09-22

During the late hours Of last night,
one Of the prominent SALON keepers OF the
city concluded that it was time to "close
up" and after carefully inspecting the
'.check rack" and empty bottles, method
ically turned the combination on the
safe, lit 9 cigar and perambnlated to-
wards home. This .. m the bartender
arrived on the scene, and after vainly
trying to turn the key in the lock OF the
door, was surprised TO find Il sjsr. Hast
lily examining the surroundings, he
rushed TO the safe. After few turns al
the com bination, he found the machine
In order, and open few the safe and ou'
leaped the "chair warmer" cat. Moral
Leave something for the thirsty, but
sure cat-a-wam-ns for thieves.
Mohave County miner., 1894-09-22

Cyrus E iison Of New York announces
a discovery by Dr.. Koch OF Bsrlin OF q
cure for diphtneris which never fails
when applied within thirty-six hours.
The announcement is made on author.
ity OF DR. Briggs, the bacteriologist OF
the Nsw York board Of health who was
sent to Berlin to investigate this sub
isct. He found between 5000 and 1000
we'll. attested cases that had been cnred
by this anti,oxine. The New York board
Of health asks an appropriation for the
purpose of bringing this remedy into
general use in this country. II is prob
able that the health off :ers OF all our
cities will try to ss :ure the new remedy
and that IL will soon be within reach OF
all.
Mohave County miner., 1894-09-22

Much interest is being felt in the col.
onixation scheme Of the Salvation Army,
which has purchased from the Mexican
government 100000 acres Of land in the
state oi Chispss, In southern Mexico.
II is expected plans will now be per.
fecred by which 5000 families will be put
OH the great track for colonization pur.
poses, operating under the direction Of
the officers OF the xrmy-Prospector.
Mohave County miner., 1894-09-22

In Seden ten years Of study is IN.
cumbent on every medicAls siud.nt.
They are 20 p,rticul.r .r in thn enlighton
cd country to hsvs their me lie Il men
mos, thoroughly eq,ippei and "e'hicaIly
developed" that tbs prH'i,e nj home
opathy il forbii len AMI every xlobule
OF h, nesop ,thic msdcins introduced
into the c,u ,trv h,, to ba smnsxled in.
New Y prk Ne iicsl Tines.
Mohave County miner., 1894-09-22

The Siberian millionaire, PonomsFjeff.
whose death WAS announced at st. Peters
burg some months ago. left million
runles with the direction that they
should he placed IN banks At compound
Interest for 80 wears, after which they
are TO be devoted to the construction and
support Of q Siberian University at
Irkutsh, at which all instruction is to be
gratis.
Mohave County miner., 1894-09-22

Thursday afternoon a whirlwind dipE ed
down on the town and skurried about
in great shape. At the hack Of the Hubbs
House il picked up several mattresses
and landed them in the next yard, while
lone Chinaman's queue was nearly
twisted of on Railroad avenue, and
"ShooHy" Kid narrowly escaped being
knocked down with q psste- board box
A. it WAS he was badly scared and Il
took several rounds to resuscitste him.
Mohave County miner., 1894-09-22

There is suit on trial in Judge Kosh.
lands court at Signal, the parties to
which are jos. Cxrrow and William
Stephens. It seems that several years
ago Carrow had the old Russell place on
the Sandy leased and that while he was
lessee he developed the water on the
place by cutting ditch into the water
channel. stephens is now the lessee
OF the place but Carrow claims the water
right. OF course the Justices court has
no jurisdiction over the matter, but II
NAV bs tried by q board OF arbitrators.
Mohave County miner., 1894-09-22
A Sad Am,c,,on.

Last Monday the ytsvtling discovery
was made that John Macksnsie, Treas
urer Of this county. had Suddenly become
insane, For soma months past he has
been suffering from stomach trouble,
but seemed 70 be rapidly recovering
when his mind became clouded. He
was sent 10 San Francisco Tuesday
night, accompanied by his family and j.
w. Tuck. When the train got fairly under
hesdway from the station, he suddenly
sprang from his seat. rushed to the plat.
form, and, despite the efforts of Mr.. Tuck
TO restrain him, jumped from the train.
He Was but slightly bruised by the fall.
Friends rushed forward to ascertain II
be was hurt, but he assured them that
he Was all right and walked over to the
postoffics Tor his msil. When he was
told that his family was on the train, he
said that wAs all right, AZ he could take
the train for the city the next evening
The train ran ss tar ss the pump house
before the conductor learned Of the oc
currence, and he immediately stopped
the train and backed up 70 the
depot. Mr.. Mackenzie was again placed
aboard and is now probably safe in SAr
Francisco. A telegram was received iron
Barstow stating that he had safely
reached that point. Mr. Msckensie VA
one Of the tirst settlers Of Mohave county
away back In the 70's and has host o
warm personal friends here. He va,
county recorder for four years, and tw,
years ago he Was elected county treasure
over one Of the most popular men in th'
county. He was . successful mininl
man and 10 now one Of the largest csttl,
owners in the county. He is also one o
the proprietors OF the Kingman mea
market, besides owning one.fourth Of tn
Needles market His host Of friend
throughout the country will hear regret
fully Of his sad affection and will earnest
ly hope for his speedy recovery.
Mohave County miner., 1894-09-22

Dan Moloney Was severely injured
Wednesday evening by the overturning g
Of his wagon on the grade this side Of
Oak creek ranch. The horses backed
over the grade, overturning the wagon
and bruising him badly. No bones were
broken, however, and he will be around
all right in q few day.
Mohave County miner., 1894-09-22

The Daily News says that one Of the
wealthiest manufacturers of iron and
steel in England states that he and sew
eral friends are satisfied with the tin
plate prospects in the United States and
will start big plants here.
Mohave County miner., 1894-09-22

william Cullen Brysnt's mother, Il is
said kept diary for SO years without
missing day. This is the entry for
November 3, 1794: "StorminR, wind
N. E.; churned; seven in the evening
son born"
Mohave County miner., 1894-09-22
For Sale.

The stock, fixtures and
furniture now used by Har-
ley Fay in his saloon on
Front Street will be sold at
cost, less freight. Terms
cash.
Mohave County miner., 1894-09-22

Nh EDiroR-f wish to call attention
to several queer looking young men who
have been psrsding our streets for sey.
ersl evenings. Their clothes don't At as
perfect as might be and the imitation
walk they have indicate the feminine
gender. Gee whizl II one Of them should
bust q suspendey. AUNT SUE.
Mohave County miner., 1894-09-22

Il 10 alleged that Nathan OAkes Muir.
ply IL . member Of the A. p. A. 0Akes
will have . hard time reiuting the -.
sertion. No man who countsnsncss an
organisation Of the kind should be elected
to Office by free people in free America.
Mohave County miner., 1894-09-22

w. II. Lake has been IN White Hills
this week, looking over the political out.
look of that camp. Mr.. Lake is well
liked among the mine"s on account Of
many kindly services while he vas keep
ing store on Stockton Hill.
Mohave County miner., 1894-09-22

F. 8. Dsnnis and Jack MAbee had
quite an experience out on the road
near Frank Abrams place yesterday
morning. Their team ran away and
strung out the blackboard paraphernalia
and men for q hundred yards along the
route. Fortunately neither was hurt,
but the buck, alas!
Mohave County miner., 1894-09-22

Col. Harley Fay, popul,st nominee for
sheriff, and the populist chieitain, Kesn
81. Charles. left this morning for White
Hills. Col. Fay is very popular among
the boys and win boom his cause in the
good old way.