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The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1869-07-13
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IRELAND.
BELFAST, July 11.-There was
riot here yesterday between thu
Orangemen and Catholics. Mob Law
/ reigned supreme, and much excite.
ment prevailed. At length the riot
ers were dispersed. Only one arrest
was made.
GALWAY. July 12.-Fenfan out.
RACES are of almost daily occurrence
Last night Capt. Lambert was shot
near his own house, in this vicinity,
and fatally wounded. The assassin
was arrested.
BELGRAvE, July 12.-The PROPOSE
ton for establishing the equality Of
all citizens has been promulgated by
the Government.
FRANCE.
BREsT, July 12.-Dispatches re-
ceived through the new cable from
the Great Eastern up TO this morn
ing, report the steamer off New
Foundland, and only thirty miles dis
tant from the spot where the splice is
to be made. The signals are good.
All well.
PARIS, July IA meeting of the
ministers in Privy Council held to-
day in order to discuss the Emperor's
message 10 the National Assembly.
which organizes on Monday, when the
Left Centre will present its resolu-
tlons. M. ROuher will read the mes
sage. which comedies the demand of
the Left Centre in regard to the au-
tonomy of the assembly. As yet no
change has been effected in the minis
try.
ENGLAND.
LONDON. July 12.-Bright and Fos-
ter have withdrawn their designations.
which they recently rendered to the
Reform Club.
The Oxford Boat Club has gone
into active training.
LONDON, July 1l.-At a Cabinet
meeting yesterday, it was resolved
that the Government will not concur
in any of the amendments to the Irish
Church bill that will in any way inn
pair the principle of total disendow-
ment. 1t Is rumored that Lords
Clarendon, Granville and Parington
evinced a disposition to yield, but
they were finally overruled by the
members present.
LONDON, July 12.-The Times, ia
an article on the progress made by |
the Russian power in the East regards |
the absorption of the petty mussul- !
men States by Russia as beneficial to |
the world, but says her presence in
Asia must be consistent with the |
Of British authority In |
India while prosperous and contented. |
Continues the Times: We are safe
when the security Of our power in In
dia is felt and all fear of Russia is
Both countries may unite
to devclope the vast regions commit
ted to their care
AUSTRIA.
VIENNA. July 12.-The official red
book, which has just made its appear
ance says: The Government has no
reason for keeping from the public
its dealings with Prussia and other
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Mr.. IT. J. RUDIsILL, Auditor of
Allen County, comes to the defense OF
the man who reported the number OF
children for school purposes, and IN
sists that his report was both honest
aud correct. Mr.. RUDIsILL accounts
1or the excess Of children in Allen
County as follows:
3. The population of Allen is more
than one-half of foreign birth, while
that of Wayne is mostly American,
and the we'll known philoprogenitive-
ness Of the former nationality as con-
trasted with the latter. ought to be a
goodreason for the difference in the
number of children.
Mr.. RUDIsILL may dispose of
Wayne in that way, but his argument
will not apply to Yauderburgh Coun-
ty, nearly two-thirds Of whose popu-
lation are Of foreign birth, with a
~ philoprogenitiveness" fully equal to
the inhabitants of Allen. Yet Evans
vile does not report as many children
as Fort Wayne, Notwithstanding she
polls nearly thirty-three per cent
more voters.
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THE Chicago Tribune is still urging
the removal of the National Capital
from Washington to st. Louis. The
l.-t reason assigned for the change is,
that Washington is indefensible in
time of war, because of the unfavor-
oleuess of its situation. 1t would
,ost more, argues the Tribune, to de-
snd Washington successfully in the
event of a war with foreign power,
1lan 10 move the Capital. GoverB-
nient buildings and archives en-
nlasse to St. Louis. This fact was
demonstrated in our last war with
Great Britain aud during the re
aIlion. Thc Tribune evidently makes
i good Point here, and well worth
considering. There can be no doubt
tnat had the National Capital been
lscated at some other point than
Washington, the war would have
been more successfully fought by the
Union armies, and many thousand
live@would have been spared. 1t
was the necessity of protecting Wash
lngtou that forged the Union armies
10 advance on Richmond over a
country of which every square mile
could be easily fortified aud defended.
Had the National Capital bepn at
columbus, Ohio, or Indianapolis, in
our own State, it would have been
safe. and the men retained In Its de-
tense could have been used to faI
better advantage at other points.
But we apprehend that the Tribune
Is simply engaged in tickling st
Louis, with the hope that the paper:
of that city viii, when the proper
time occurs, tickle Chicago in return
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The DIFFICULTY REMOVED
EVERY STEAM ROLLER SHOULD HAVE
StlIlWells Patent
Heater and Lime Catcher


FrvHE MOST SERIOUS DIFFICULTY
- experienced by those VINO use steam
power b. the formation iu their boilofH Of
Wnat IS known tO engineers as " SCALE"
or "INCRUsfATiON ''-a rurd substance
formed out Of the earthly salts contained
IN the water, which attaches itself nrmlV
to She whole inner surface Of the boiler.
Ia this city this difficulty is peculiarly nH-
graVated by the large quantity 81 mhgue-
STA and Time found iu the wafer, which,
besides forming scales on the boiler, ub-
structs the pipes and occasions the most
annoying delays iu cleaning nA well aH
actually elIdangering the safety Of the
boiler.
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stiIIweII's Patent Heater

Removes an this difficulty, s5ndlng the
water Into the boiler nee rom any aedl-
ntent Whatever, and pure AS Dc distilled.
Atfyvho use what arc hnuWn Ha tho drive
vvailsb for their supply of water cannot
= fford 10 do without thlH it taufer. no viii
~ ,f them much money tu the purchaHo or
fuel, 10 say nothing ol the annoyance and
delav i'm cleansing boilers. The Heater ia
easff,- managed, and quickly elonnsed
one has been IA operation 40 inlehaaftsa
FlnurIug Mil for many months, aud given
entire satisfaction. Another la iu opera
tion ln Heilman's Foundry aud the Cotton
am adjoining.
orders tor NtillwelPs Heater VIII receive
prompt attention 10 left with
WILLIAM HEILMAN, Agent
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Notice.
OHIO FEMALE COLLEGE,

NA4AA@ DANONNNAIA.
This well-knOwn Institution Will COM
mence its twenty-first year OF study on
THURSDAY, the 10Th or September next.
Toe highest educational advantages en-
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and approved Teachers.
Extensive ornamented Grounds. Beau
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Prices low beyond example.
For further Information, or for Cata-
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NTANTED, AGENTS. Sz5 10 500 per
w month, everywhere, maie and fs-
male, ~ Introduce the GENUINE M
PROVED CONN MON SENSE FAMILY
SEWING MACHINE. Tnis machine @Ii
stltcn. hem, fef, tuck, quilt. cord. bind,
braid ana emDr0ider tn "a most superior
manner. Price onlv sl8. Fully warrant
ed FOR five years. We viii pay $1,000 for
any machine that will sew "a stronger.
more beautiful, or more elastic leum than
ours. 10 makes lie " Elastic Lock stitch. +"
EVERY second atttcn can be cut. and HtlII
tue clOih can be pulled apart without
Lehfihg 40. We pay agents from 87j 60 800
per month aud expense. or a commission
from which twice THAT amount can bs
made. Address SECOMB a. co. Pittsburgh.
Pa, Boston, Mass, or ST.. Louis, No.
suufaOu.-D8 not be- imposed on bv ofh-
er parties palming OF worthless cast IRON
IN nachiness under the same name or othar-
wise. ours rs the only genuine aud really
pfacncai, cheap machine manufactured.
s3oO0e SALARY. Address u. Il. :PIAHo
Co., ~.
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Hartford. Conn
FIREI FRET FIRElv
GlObs Fire EXtinguisher Companv.

No. 4 DEY STREET, NEW YORK.
Great reduction in price. No 4. $50: No.
2, $40: No. 3, SO
First-class Agents wanted. Address as
above.
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LOCK HAVEN. PA.
Messrs. LIPPIEcoTT & BLAKEWELL, Pitts
burg, BH.
t Geutss-We have Been using your make
OF Gang saws in our mill, aud IND them,
ia point Of quality, superior 10 any we
have ever used. Yours &G..
SHAW, BLANCHARD co.
JAMEsrOWN, N. Y.
LPPTECJTr A. BLAKEWEbLs have
no trouble WttH Your SAWS they don't
need 10 be lined up with paper we
puI them on tho Maudrct and they 90
right along.
Temper perfectly Uniform. and quality
unsurpassed Respectfully.
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Z z I. e e e AP H.

Fatal Stabbing ARRAY in
Louisville. .
Chinese Labor Convention.
Latest Washington News.
Judge Dents Letter.
Two Violaters of the ReVe-
nue. Law Convicted.
Circular from the State De-
partment.
News by Atlantic Gable.
The Albany register. [volume] (Albany, Or.) 1868-18??, 1869-09-18

WHAT HE YEINKs.--Judge Kelly, a
member of the Ways and Means Com
mittee of Congress, who visited this coast
short time since, seems to have Oh
tanned clear idea of the future greatness
and prosperity of the Pacific coast. In
recent conversation with the editor of
a Philadelphia paper, he is reported as
saying that in his judgment San Fran
cisco will ere many years cease to be the
chief city Of the Pacific slope, and that a
city, far outshining her in her palhiest
days, will be built on Puget Sound He
expressed the opinion that Oregon, ihthe
time TO come, will be more densely popu-
lated than California, and speaks in the
most glowing terms of the agricultural
and climatic advantages possessed by hel
In regard to the China question which
SO agitates our Democratic inkslingers at
serve the close attention of all professel
Christians and well-wishers Of our COM
mon country. incidentally admitting
that the Chinese may be excluded by
prohibition, yet he advocates their ;mmi-
grafton among US points to their known
frugality, thrift and industry, and urges
that they receive ample protection and
justice at our hands. He argues that
their presence here is not a matter of
taste with ourselves, yet their advent
among US he believes to be but the work
ing out of one of the great problems of
God Almighty, which will eventually
result in christianizing China Judge
Kelly is undoubtedly a man of keen Wis
ion and clear Judgment, aud we are led
to believe from the published sentiments
purporting to come from him, that he is
a drm friend of the Pacific coast, and es-
pecially of Oregon, and one who fully
understands our wants, and will ever be
ready with voice and influence in her
behalf
The Albany register. [volume] (Albany, Or.) 1868-18??, 1869-09-18

PROBABLE CAUss.-An old feud is
said to have existed between the Welch
and Irish miners, aud as the latter had
threatened the former for not being more
active in the late strike, it isxthougit the
wood partition and lattice In the shaft
was purposcly set on fire by some of their
number, causing the great destruction of
life in the Avondale coal mine penn
ON the 9th instant
The Albany register. [volume] (Albany, Or.) 1868-18??, 1869-09-18

MORE GENIUs.-We were shown, last
Saturday, at the Office Of Messrs Russell
& Elkins, in this city, a model of what
the inventor termed Combined Seed
Sower and Gang Plow," and basing our
Judgment on the workings of the model
and its ''doube-barreled capaclty, SO to
speak, we unhesitatingly pronounce it a
''big thing in the labor saving line
probably Of more utility than anything
offered the agriculturist for long period
The driver, from his seat, by means of a
lever, raises or lowers the plows, two in
number, with ease, thus enabling him to
plow in ground obstructed with stunps
or stones with as much safety as in land
where these obstructions were not to be
met. By slight pressure of the drivers
foot on the frame to which the plows are
attached. they can be made to plow as
deep as wished. The plows can be de-
tached and the seed sower affixed in five
minutes. The seed sower is SO arranged
that by the simple adjustment of screw
the amount Of grain sown per acre can
be increased or diminished One or
more plows similar 20 this model were
used during the past season by persons
in this county, and they pronounce it a
irst-class machine. The price of this
combined machine is SI1O-considcrab
cheaper than a gang plow and seed sower
separately, can be obtained for. Mr.. Ii.
will advertise the machine through our
columns soon, giving moro minute de-
scription of Its workings than we are en-
abled TO do in this brief article He
will also have it on exhibition at our
County Fair and at the State Fair OF
course patent has been applied for
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A GENIUs.-A certain. Col. Morton
s. McAfee, resident of Illinois, is cer-
tainly genius of the first water. An
exchange in speaking of him says:
He has lately received a patent for a
self-operating water elevator. This in
vention is contrived so as to make use of
heat that is created for other purposes
whether natural or arti6cial-for raising
water for house, ornamental or other pur-
poses. The elevator for household uses
is about the size of quart cup, and will
raise at least 80 gallons per hour from a
well or cistern, ,zand by the use of the
necessary piping will lead the water to
any part of the house He. is also the
inventor of selfsighting cannon, ap-
proved and adopted by the War Depart
ment and also of curious instrument
by which distances can be measured by
simple ocular observation--thati is, a pro-
ficient can tell by the use of this appara-
tus the distance of an object by merely
looking at the object. The latter is5 also
the property of the War Department,
but being invented near the close Of the
war, was never made use of as an aid to
military operations.
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MORE VENIsoN.-Four of our citi-
zens, Messrs. Riley, Rubart, Ketchum
and Wash. Anderson, returned from an
other successful hunt on Monday even
ing. They had been out about Lower
Soda, had been absent ten days, and Sc
cured thirty venison. This makes sixty
three deer slain by this party in the last six
weeks. On this last trip, only three days
of the ten were devoted to hunting. Oh,
no. faint our fellers that know how to
ago for" deer
The Albany register. [volume] (Albany, Or.) 1868-18??, 1869-09-18

DEADHEADED.-Wc acknowledge the
receipt, through the attentive and polite
Secretary, Mr. A. G.. Jones, of compli-
Inent. ry ticket to the Linn County Fair
From Mr.. Jones we learn that prepara-
tions arc being made by the various par
ties interested in the manufacture of
gang plows, to contest for the premiums
offered by the Association for the plows
doing the best work, and it is predicted
that the ''Plowing Match" will be one of
the most interesting features of the occa-
sion. The ground is in splendid condi-
ton, and all can have fair showing for
the premiums. Come one, come all.
The Albany register. [volume] (Albany, Or.) 1868-18??, 1869-09-18

DECREASE OF GOVERNMENTAL Ex-
PENsEs.-A telegram of the 10th states
that the warrant books of the Treasury
Department shows that the expenses of
the Governmsnt for the fiscal year just
closed, were s5s5, 900, 900, against ST.
s070, ,00o,o 900 the year before. Consider
able diferer ee
The Albany register. [volume] (Albany, Or.) 1868-18??, 1869-09-18

BIC THING.-Our friend, Judge Rus
sell, has met with big windfsll-no less
than two hundred thousand dollars. He
hasn't exactly got his fingers on this
amount of coin of the realm, but he will
ssrealize" just go sure as the s'terminus"
of the N p. r. r. is located ia the
centre of his realty at Tacoma, on Puget
Sound-and of course nc one doubts such
a possibility! In any event "Rus." is a
Square man, and he deserves all that
the kindest fortune may shower upon
him. s
The Albany register. [volume] (Albany, Or.) 1868-18??, 1869-09-18

-
A NEw INDusTBYts Az eyiasnce
Of tie get up and get propcnsities Of
our people, ne hase shronieled almost
every week for mont hs past soma new in
ventionsin rnechanics soras new labor
saving naehipe sonot i 81 & d sIealstcd to
relieve humanity from hard labcr. This
week besides noticing tie app plieotion for
q patent on an.iup proved ga5 pIox and
seed sswer eonbiseds We chronicle tie
important fact that Messrs. Mahan &
Hendersonsof BroTnssille, ii this county.
have succeeded IN manufacturing an
artiele whffesn fKs.y dsd0nfnsteT the ma
stional Washing Compound = discovery
that will doubtless carry pleasure to many
a household where, heretofore, awashipg
day was dreaded as The most dreadful
day of the week. It is claimed for this
compound, = that no washboard is need
ed-all that is necessary is to let the
clothes soak over night in water prepared
with it, "wring out in the morning, boil
a short time, and after rinsing through
Htwo waters they are ready to be hung
out to dry. Here's big washing done
up in no time. Tho Compound !, has
other merits which we have not time to
notice now.
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PATENT REcEIvED.-Charles T. Gay,
Esq, received sometime since, through
Messrs; Russell & Elkins, letters patent,
securing to him and his heirs the exclu-
sive right to manufacture the ttGay
Plow" for the next seventeen years.
The Albany register. [volume] (Albany, Or.) 1868-18??, 1869-09-18

BUsY.-Our farmers, some of them at
least, who had not succeeded in getting
their grain in before the storm of Satur-
day night. waltzed in early Sunday morn
ing, and have been as busy as bees ever
since, taking advantage of the beautiful
weather to finish up" We are dis
posed to to believe, from the information
furnished us, that the amount of grain
damaged by the rainfall throughout our
county, will not be SO large as at first an
fif.if5ated
The Albany register. [volume] (Albany, Or.) 1868-18??, 1869-09-18

How THE ECLIPSE WAS REPORTED
IN CHIcAGo.-The following is publish
ed as copy of the Instructions recently
given to Chicago reporter by the man.
aging editor of his paper
Mr.-: In writing up the eclipse
you will please observe the following in
structions
l.. sympathize with the movement
half column.
2. The probable benefits resulting to
the gas companies Of Chicago give tab
ular statistics-half column.
8. Its effect on population. Babies
born under the influence of the eclipse
will be niggers, with coronal of white.
Gointo niger question from time of Ham
to emancipation proclamation-half col
4. Generalsplurge- quotations, g Hues
of earthquake and eclipse" Shelley.
"Oh night with hue SO black Shake
speare. That may be expanded into a
column and a half.
s.. General sketch of early eclipses,
bringing down the history of Chica-
go.
6. Interview, man in the moon.
make this humorous, In the sPickwlckian
style-half columns. ,s
q Anecdotes Of planets, Mercury,
Venus, Mars, Jupiter, etc., see Lemp-
rier's Classical Dictionary.
.. Effects Of eclipse on gamblers in
Chicago-go into facts.
8. Moral effects:
The Albany register. [volume] (Albany, Or.) 1868-18??, 1869-09-18

BEE TREES. party of wood chop
pers, about three miles from this city,
report having found no. less than seven
bee trees, fromethree of which they have
extracted the honey. The honey taken
from one tree, after being strained, filed
two large wooden buckets
The Albany register. [volume] (Albany, Or.) 1868-18??, 1869-09-18

Ike Conn has been elected First As
sistant Foreman of Albany Fire Co. No.
1, vice P. III. Farrell, resigned. Ike will
make good officer.
The Albany register. [volume] (Albany, Or.) 1868-18??, 1869-09-18

KILLED.-One of the robbers of Wells,
Fargo & Co.'s express in Montana, spoken
of last week, was killed, and another
badly wounded, by party in pursuit, a
few days since. Part of the treasure was
also recovered
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whom had held the reins Of the leaders.
was about taking his departure.
stop exclaimed the Quaker, ID q
| tone OF command more than of requests
Step what for ~ returned the
other, In evident surprise.
For at least two good reason &, was
the reply, emphasized with q couple Of
Derringers cooked and presented.
He1p shouted tho rob Der.
q aStop! the Quaker again exclaimed
sand if one of thy sinful com panions adj
vances step to thysrelief, the spirit will
suTeiy.4aove me to blow thy brsins oslff =
The robber at the opposite window,
and the one at the leaders heads, Thought
It good time to leave.
1'Now get in, friend, !" said the Quaker,
still covering his man, sssand take the
middle seat; but first deliver up thy pis-
lol"
The other hesitated.
ssThee had better not delay I feel the
spirit beginning to move my right fore
finger
The robber did as he was directed, and
the Quaker took his place. by his side,
giving the new conner the middle of the
seat
The driver, who was frightened half
out of his wits, now set forward at a
rapid rate. The lively gentleman soon
recovered his viracity. He was especial
~ facetious on the Quaker,s prowess.
Your q rum Quaker, you are. Why,
you don't quake worth cent"
m not Shaking Quaker, If that's
what thee means
afM the sH;clarv ar rather of tho
.sl1ltI Hickory, strine, r shonld saw 8.
torted the l;yalv man h,,t ,he 1,,oLsr
reIans;ng into his psnal g blss .be
conversation aaaqed .'>s,Fe = .s'' -
Time sred. and sooner HIM ~, exz,actI
cd tho c,acb ,ator,,sd ,-bara !. ,vare -
laya II 8 sf - W.
atarr..d I. ss -,
nav rfssu lsTuisIlip u'lon oI our eI-
.ha Dir, ~ sa aaaah es p'aS o as
hive rende a. u l;fs;c,lf' fefe-s. -
It was now necessary. lowepar HAT Il
sbo,,ld ha attonla "A :, - -
vial comnanion had nrev;onsly annonnced
bic ;ntanfion IF Iaayi,,e, ,,s a. tb;s ~o;,,t
He nronosad : rost,,onament nnt;l : ffar
simmer which he o3fara5 - - and ords-
s.Nav ,,roed tbe Onakar Nth an ar-
rra,eh to ahrn.t,,.s,ss s,,a = b.na
IN the othar,s arm nRns;ness hofora
-,,Io.snre ana far h,s;nass ,hara s. -
t;,,,a I;Eo Tho ,raya,,t J, s--
.Will thee be good enough to search
the prisoner, r he said to me, still keep
nassenser,s ems nsno arm .n isno'y way On 'nef
! did SO. but not one OF the stoien'
ar,aeles .'n1 coulo De Iouna
the coach > 1ha g.x n.iean - = s,,aaa.tea ns
The Albany register. [volume] (Albany, Or.) 1868-18??, 1869-09-18

Tom Elliott hated mathematics The
Professor at West Point once asked Tom
to explain the method of ascertaining the
horizontal parallax of the sun. Tom said
he did not know. ttBut, said the pro-
fessor. Suppose you were appointed by
the Government to ascertain it, what
would you do 2" Said Tom, "I'd re-
sign"