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renovation.
 Mohave county with a populationof but 1900 white people, produced one and T half millions of silver the last year, or Sl, GOO head.
 Fred Cohn and John Meyers have struck a three-foot ledge on a claim at Signal, Mohave county which runs $50 at a depth of thirty feet.
 At Kingman Friday Halsey X Linen sampled d batch of ore from White Hills. which goes 1900 ounces in silver and l4 ounces in gold. netting the lucky miner about s930.
 While Kean St. Charles, Mohave county editor, was at Blackberry the first of last week he stumbled onto and located an immense blowout on a rich looking copper ledge.
 Dr. J. c. Underwood of Phenix- is in Sonora to close the sale of a mine which he partly owns. The property lies eighty miles from Santa Ana, and is believed to be very valuable.
 In Weaver District Mohave county, a new find shows rock fairly speckled with yellow metal. The ledge is To- cated about six miles south of the Gold Bug, is of immense size and shows up prominently for a long dis tance.
 The Copper Queen mine is putting out close to 100000 pounds of copper per month. The contract for coke with the Santa Fe Co. expired on Jan uary lst., when they will begin haul ing it over tue A. X $. E. road from Benson to Bisbee,
 MeSsrs Sines and Smith have struck it rich in their Cherry mine in Yaya- pal county, and have exposed near the surface, a pay streak 20 inches wide which pans not less than 800 per ton gold. A shipment of several tons oi ore from the mine is now at the Pres cott sampler.
 Those who are interested in the Hunton gold camp in Pinal county, are very reticent as to their proper possibly conservative is better word than reticent-but the truth or the matter is that all concerned are working with will, and are full Of hope for the future prosperity of their camp.
 The copper property belonging to Willard Richard and associates at Nacosari, Sonora, has been bonded to New Jersey capitalists who are about ready to start up the shelter at the mine. Two carloads Of coke were hauled from Fairbank to the mine last week.
 There is new ten ton cyanide pro- cess reduction plant on the way from San Francisco to Minas Prietas, Sono- "a, for the Colorado mine, MT. Howell Kinds, manager It was shipped by steamer to Guaymas, ana IS eXpecJeu to reach it's destination within the next fortnight.
 J. A. Conlee has taken d twelve months bond on the King Solomon | group of mines, on the Hassayampa, eight in number, and two mill sites and a mill for 10000. The mines are owned by Judge Abner Wade and others, and as far as opened up look in fine conditition. MT. Conlee will push a force of men at work on the proper ty about February l, and will push de- Yelopment work on the mine as well as { the mill
 no. T,nar a ,,roe uectpr has lOcat- |
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crease OF his family. and has obtained
ne emperor's promise 10 stand godfather
II II be boy, and the empress 70 be god
mother II II be a girl Yesterday was the
anniversary Of the old emperor's death.
The imperial family observed the dav bv
attending a memorial service and placing
mowers on the Charlottenburg tomb.
The Hohenzollern museum has been
thrown open TO the public II contains
many scenes frcm the old EN-
perors life by Doepler, Anton Won Wer-
ner, Camphausen, LGerers and others
one conspicuous and attractive picture
shows the celebration OF the twenty-fifth
anniversary Of the old emperor ascend
ING the Prussian throne. The scene is
dated Jan. 3, 1886. Prince Bismarck is
seen at the head of the diplomatic corps.
The old emperor has just prevented
the old chancellor from kissing his hand
and is kissing him.
The koelnische Zeitung is publishing
letters from persons who think the wild
oWs Of officers and soldiers killed in 1870
Il do not get big enough pensions. CUES
tons and debates in the Reichstag viii
surely come next, as the deplorabie in
suflciency of the pensions has been
shown beyond doubt. For instance the
widow Of a nOu-commissioned officer gets
but marks week, or barely So a month.
The newspapers say that a woman cannot
starve respectfully on this sum.
The thaw has begun in Southern Ger
many, and floods are reported daily
The tailOrs union announces a general
strike to compel an increase Of wages,
a decrease Of the working day. and linn
itation of the house industry. The strike
is to begin on May 6, at the end of the
weeks demonstration against the master
tailors.
1t is announced to-day that Prince Bis
marck will receive the commanders of the
German army corps at Friedrichsruhe on
April /.
On April a deputation Of college teach
ers will present to him a collection of the
exercise books used by him during his
schools days at the Berlin College of
Grey Cloisters.
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Brandreth's Pills
relieve rheumatism and any disease
arising from impurity Of the blood.

would only stay. how he would show them
Yankee shrewdncss at poker.
IN open 1t for two pounds (S1O." said
he.
I'm out" said the Brazilian.
SO am l." said the two nameless par
Elephants successfully.
But the Baron lie had played poker
before in the Fatherland. He held the
five eight and nine Of clubs and the six
OF hearts. He had seen bobtail Pushes
hlled before; the pot was "a healthy one.
and. thinking the honor of his country at
stake, he determined TO stay with the
young American millionaire
Well, If there's no one else WHOM stay.
l guess ! will he drawled. with a Teu-
tonic accent Just give me a card"
Young Gould was only too delighted. In
order TO throw his opponent of the scent
of his 'threes" he said.
I'm just take one too"
Both took up their new cards Young
Gould's eyes flashed. He held four queens
with an air which bespoke confidence
he said:
Two pounds more"
The German diplomat acduiesced. His
manner indicated that he had not got Just
what he wanted in the draw. He raised
young Gould and the latter responded
tenderly.
well, III just go a few better"
So the game went on until $500 Isl. SOD
was at stake. The baron's face was like
cold steel The scion Of the Wall street
wizard flushed as he thought OF his ap-
preaching victory. His companions look
ed on IN silence. At last the white fea-
Their perched on one Of the participants
II Is said to have been young Gould. lie
had enough. The call" was made and
the baron calmly threw down his cards
A straight fushl lie had drawn the seven
Of clubs. Young Gould's face twitched.
He put his four queens quietly back into
the pack, and the kaiser's friend was
81, 500 richer. Young Gould is not a born
gambler. He had dropped 5000 in a few
hours, his recent acquaintances were
that much in pocket and good night
was in order
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HOWARD PLAYS POKER.
Young Gould bluffs n Baron and
Drops Il Cool $4,000.
From the New York Press.

From the New York Press.
Three hundred miles east of Sandy Hook
Friday night the steamship New York was
ploughing her way to this port through
choPpy seas. All the passengers save five
retired early, and only the vibrations of the
big ocean greyhound, struggling in her on
ward course, broke the stiffness. The stars
were vainly endeavoring to peep through
the thick atmosphere as the two hundred
and odd souls were being carried to their
destination.
But as the tread of the mate on the
bridge could have been heard on deck, so
a chorus of five voices saying, well. well.
well,'' was distinctly audible just outside
one of the state rooms borderin on the
main saloon. peep through the keyhole
would have revealed the presence Of a dis
tinguished coterie INDUCING in American
poker About a finely polished mahogany
table sat a Brazilian diplomat, a baron OF
the German realm, an American Croesus
and two foreign men of wealth
There was Howard Gould, who was hur-
rying to the wedding of his sister TO a
French count; A. Fontoura Xavier, the
new consul general of Brazil for New
York, and Baron Won Scheliha, a friend
of the kaiser who is an attache of the
German legation at London. and who. with
an American wife, it is said, was coming
to attend the Gould marriage. The other
two although men Of wealth and standing
are not known to the American public
Your deal" said the Brazilian to Mr..
Could when the real fun began, as he
handed the latter a deck of gilt edged play
ing cards, with four royal Pushes hidden
beneath the top one.
"Goodw replied the American with a
smile, while the others looked iongingly
at the young man who could give wealth
untold to them were he so disposed.
The cards were dealt. Young Gould
picked up his hand and carefully scanned
it. Three queens! Could he open the Jack
pot? Well, he thought so IL the game was
still played according to Holye." He
looked at his four companions. II they
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Personal.


BARRIERS. ATTENTIONS" BAD RA-
Zor. bad shave. bad shave, loss Of GUS
toners; please your customers by getting
your razors and straps from the old prac-
teal barber that knows what "a good
razor means. los Broughton street. shay
ing supply house Each razor guaranteed
and no express to pay.
THOSE PURCHASING PIANO, BAN
quet or parlor lamps at auction or other
places, can have exquisite crepe paper
lamp shades made very reasonably by adj
dressing Box $. Morning News
BISCAYNE BAY AND THE KEYS,
the only part OF Florida not subject to
freezes. send for maps and Information.
John a. Macdonald & Sons, Jacksonville,
Fla.
WHY SUFFER- WITH CORNS. BUN
Ions and ingrowing nails when you can be
cured. not relieved but positively cured
by Lem Davis, surgeon chiropodist Or
ders can be left at Wheeler's Pharmacy,
corner Bull and State streets
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WARS FROM THE WIRES.
Some of the Days Events Set Forth
in Short Stories.

London, March 10.-The Rothschilds an
nounce that the scrip of the United States
loan will be delivered on Tuesday in ex-
change for letters Of allotment.
London, March 1O.-The Times will say
tomorrow: The expense of the inter-
national chess match must be serious, but
the experience is of much value, in view
of further similar contests"
Rome, March 1O-The government has
decided to give medals and flags to the
victorious troops in Italy's East African
territory, and to name the four successful
battalions the conqaerors of Agordat, or
Kassala Of Coatit and Senate.
London, March 10-Alessrs. Armour Of
Chicago win have in the Times a letter,
protesting against the statement made in
the Commons and recognized by the board
Of agriculture that diseased meat is packed
at Chicago for export to England The
statement in the Commons was based on
a Times article.
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Not a Cnndidate for Recollection

Lake City, Fla. March 10.-Hon. c. A.
Finley, for long series of terms secre-
tary of the Florida State Senate, has an
nounced in an open letter to the members
of the approaching session his withdraw
al from the candidacy for reelection.
Mr.. Finley, so far as known, had no OPP
position, and would have received the
unanimous vote of the Senate. Some
months ago he accepted a very response
bile position in connection with the Florida
agricultural college at Lake City, and
he has found it impossible to so arrange
the duties of his position at the college
as to conform to the apparent unani-
mons desire of the members of the Senate
10 serve them. There exists no doubt
whatever that the body whom he has so
long faithfully and aceeptably served will
greatly miss him.
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OFFICIAL.
ORDINANCEs


BY Alderman Screven, by request
An ordnance to amend an ordinance
passed Dec 70. 1888 entitled, IAN ordin-
ance governing the business Of pawnbrok-
ers in the city of Savannah"
Section !. BE IL ordained by the mayor
and aldermen in the city Of Savannah,
in council assembled. that section III of an
ordinance passed Dec. 20, 1893 entitled.
AN ordinance governing the business OF
pawnbrokers In the city Of Savannah"
be and the same Is hereby repealed.
Sec II. BE II further ordained that secs
tiOn III Of the above reclted ordinance
be and the same is hereby amended by
striking therefrom the following words:
mo pawnbroker shall receive by way OF
pledge or pawn, any goods or articles, or
things whatsoever, from any minor with>
out the written consent of their PARENTS
or any persons under the influence of
liquor or any apprentice or servant, know
ing or having reason to believe him on
her to be such"
Sec III BE II further ordained that
section Of the above reelted ordinance
be and the same Is hereby repealed.
Sec. ~ BE IT further ordained that
all ordinances or parts OF ordinances i'm
conflict with this ordinance be and the
same are hereby repealed.
Ordinance read in council for the first
time March 6. 1895, and referred to the coma
mittee of the whole. A. n. MANUCY,
Clerk of Council.
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HELP WANTED.

~~~-~-~-~-~-~~~-~-~---~-~
WANTED, GOOD MAN IN EVERY
country town TO represent us. Address
j. a. s., care Morning News
WANTED, TRAVELLING MAN DE
sircs good paying side line. salary or
commission Address Box ~, city.
WANTED. A MAN WITH PUSH, TO
introduce a new article among mer-
chants and stablemeu In Savannah,
every city and town in Georgia ana sur
rounding states. Pays 50 per day; sells
on sight; no competition. Address, with
stamps. American Mfg. Co, 434 Race
street Philadelphia, Pa.
AGENTS WANTED, OR Statesmen
desiring side line, to take orders by sam
pie; staple seller, easily carried. We pay
epense and salary or commission and fur
nish samples on application. Address
Lock Box 125, New York City.
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GOINGI GONEII

Not much-Sve are right NJ the
same old stand and here we intend
90 stay. How could savannah do
without Its China Palace. A. well
dispense with the De soto or the
savannah river. Nc isn't necessary
10 talk on stock n its the right
kind Look I'm our windows aud ask
yourself ~ auction selling il needed
there. Oh. no. The RncientS are not
represented. See what we Offer and
compare the price with imported
cut ware, not 20 compare with AZ.
RICH cur GLASS WATER TUMBLERS
HEAVY CUT. STAR, DIAMOND AND
FAN, $500 4 DOZEN.
American Goods, Too. Nothing Like
Them In the city.
New Five-O'CIOck Teas In Polished
Brass-Cheap and Exclusive.
Chafng Dishes I'm Great Variety
Cut Glass at Flint Glass Prices.
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Gloucester n. j., March 10.-City Treas
urer George King has been away from
home since Tuesday last. At the meeting
of the city council last Thursday night he
failed to make his regular monthly report
Henry NJ. Harley president of the council,
has called a special meeting for to-mor-
row to take action in the matter
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Macon. Ca, March 10.-Bill Walker shot
Bill Troy five times this morning about
his (Nalker's) wife. Troy still lives with
the five bullets in him and may recover
one bullet entered the chest. one in the
left breast, one in the center of the chin
and two entered the left arm. The pistol
was of small calibre. Walker ran away
but was pursued some distance by Troy.
He has not been captured.
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MURDER AT MACON.
a Negro DisIOcates Another Negroes
Neck with "a Blow.

Macon. Ga. March 1O.-Jim Curtis
struck John Hunter on the back of the
head with a fence paling at u o'clock
last night and at $50 O'Clock this morning
Hunter died. During the examination at
the coroner's inquest it was found that
Hunters neck was dislocated Both par
ties are negroes. The killing occurred
during a general row between five negroes
who had been drinking and quarreling all
night about women. The coroner's jury
returned a verdict of murder. Curtis got
away and has not been arrested. Three
other negroes in the crowd are under
Arrest.
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Says She Came From savannah and
Was Turned Out by Preacher.

Was Turned Out by "a Preacher.
Atlanta, Ga, March 1O.-Essie Gross. a
respectable appearing white girl of about
IS. was taken in charge by the police to-
night. She was found occupying a room
in the house of a negro family in Dark
Town" The girl told the police pitiful
story. She went from her home in New
Jersey, she said, about year ago, to sa-
vannah, TO keep from dying of consump-
ton. There she says she was
nurse in the city hospital for eight months,
when she came on to Atlanta. She was
taken sick here recently, while occupying
a rented room in the house Of a preacher.
When she could no longer pay her rent,
she was turned out and was finally forced
to accept the shelter offered her by the
negroes, among whom she was found. The
alleged preacher is not known in the city.
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Mrs. Winslow's Soothing Syrup has been
used for children teething. 1t soothes
the child, softens the gums, allays all
main, cures wind collie, and is the best
remedy for diarrhoea. Twenty-Five cents
a bottle.-ad.
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HnrgInry I'D Eatonton.

Eatonton, Ca, March 1O.-The store of
e. B. Ezell & Co. was burslarized last
night of considerable goods, etc, but
onIv a few dollars in money. The clerk,
in closing for the night, must have closed
the burglar inside, who secreted himself
and went out at the back door afterward.
rv,o,.a fs M clue to his identity.
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Salina. Kan, March 10.-Bishop Thomas
died at 1925 o'clock last night. During the
day he rallied and recognized his friends
and strong hopes were entertained that
he would recover, but at s O'clock he
had a relapse and from that time on he
grew weaker till life became extinct.
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AtInntn,n New RnhhI.

Atlanta, Ga, March 10-David Marx.
of Birmingham. was elected rabbi of
the synagogue to-day to succeed Rabbi
Leo Reich. There WIRE several other
candidates beside the Old rabbi and the
successful candidate. Rabbi Marx is
graduate of the Hebrew Union College
of Cairo o.
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EMpLoYMENr WANTED.


WANTED, POSITION BY YOUNG
man Of good address. as travelling sales
man or clerk in wholesale or retail house.
Address c. NJ, care Morning News.
WANTED, A PLACE BY A COMPE-
tent, first-class colored cook; best city
references. Apply Cook, this office.
circular, gauge or planning mill: 30 years
experience, In last employ over q years.
Address G.. w. Wolfe, care Planters Rice
rim Co.
A YOUNG LADY, EXPERIENCED
copyist, wishes position in store or Office,
or work TO do at home; anything hon
orable. Address References, News Office.
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Vests China PdIaC6.
CHEAP ADVERTISING.
ONE CENT A WORD.

ADVERTISEMENTS, 10 words ~ more,
iD this column inserted for ONE CENT A
WORD, Cash in Advance, each Insertion.
Anybody who has any want 10 supply, any.
thing TO buy or sell, any business or accom-.
modauons 70 secure; indeed. any wish 70
crafty, should advertise in this column.
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GALVEsToN's BAR.

Eighteen Feet of Water on the Bar
as the Result of the Jetties.
Galveston, Tex, March 10.-There is
now eighteen feet of water on the Calves
ton bar and the purpose of the jetties is
accomplished. Vessels came in and went
out to-day drawing nearly that depth.
The soundings of the pilots and the United
States marine engineers found eighteen
feet at all points, heretofore known to
have only fourteen. Business men as well
as seamen vouch for this statement.
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mound Guilty of Murder.

Newman, Ca, March 10.-John Feltman,
who has been on trial for the last three
DAYS for the murder of T, c. Hardy, was
found guilty to-day and recommended
TO the mercy of the court
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BOARDING.


NORTHERN VISITORS WISHING TO
reside for a time on the salts can get good
accommodations at reasonable rates
house situated on river front. II. W.. III
Q. Isle Of Hope.
CHINAMAN GEORGE GONG, 100
Broughton street; first-class meal, only
25c try one.
VERY PLEASANT SOUTH ROOMS
ana board can be had I'm a private family
al the Isle of Hope. Address 10. w, +. o.
Isle of Hope,
PERMANENT AND TRANSIENT
board; pleasant rooms; good table; rea4
sonable rates. 156 Jones. N. Especial
rates to gentlemen.
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WOLF INSTEAD OF PANTHER.
JacksOnviIIe's Midnight Terror
Killed While DevOuring "a Dog.

Jacksonville Fla, March 10-For three
weeks there has been a panther scare in
Springfield, a suburb of Jacksonville.
Some animal has been destroying the
chickens. pigs, calves and dogs in that
suburb. The people maintained that it
was panther, and ladies and children did
not dare to venture out at night Tonight
the mystery was solved, when a large
gray wolf was shot as he was killing a
dog Where the wolf came from is a
mystery. 1t IS possible that it escaped
from some menagerie, as there have been
several in the city during the winter.
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LEGAL NOTICES.

GEORGIA, CHATHAM COUNTY,.
Whereas, Jordan H. Brooks, county adj
ministrator has applied to Court of Or
binary for Letters Of Administration de
bonis non cum testomento annexo on the
estate of John w. lyman, deceased.
These are, therefore, to cite and admon-
ish all whom II may concern TO be and
appear before said court to make objec-
ton az any they have) on or before the
first Monday in April next, otherwise
said letters will be granted.
witness, the Hon. Hampton L. FerrilI.
Ordinary for Chatham County, this thd
End day Of March, 1895.
FRANK e. KEILBACH,
Clerk G. o.. C. c.
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AUCTION SALES.
At AUCTlON
concert Grand Piano. Barber chair.

Concert Grand Piano, barber Chairs
Furniture OF AIIxfnds.
ny & u. DORsETT, AuetiOneer, 14z
Congress.
WIN sell this day at II o'clock
new Sewing Machines. 2 Barber'a
Chairs. a fine Concert Grand Piano. very
pretty Walnut Extension Table Lounge,
Moss Mattresses, Show Cases, Blu
rstifs, Shaving Glass Bedsteads, Re-
trigerator Tables and Chairs. large Milk
cans, s Stoves, Cooking Stove. Gasoline
stove. Walnut Hatrack. Desk and Secre-
tary combined. Revolving Chair Cocoa
Mating, walnut Bed Room Suits, Revolv-
ing Book Cases. Lady's Walnut Desk,
bamboo kasels, Wire Frames for windows
and doors, Steamer Chairs. etc.