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The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1870-06-08
Programme OF the State s. S. Con.
Tenti0n.
WFDNEgDAY. Hume STH.

WEDNESDAY, JUNE STH.
800 A. devotional Exercises.
8: 80 A. M.-Address of Welcome,
by Rev. L. Andrus. D. D.. Evans
vile.
$50 A. M.-Address of the Presi-
dent.
5000. disappointment of Com
mittees.
$40 A. M.-Brief Reports from
Districts, by members Of Executive
Committees.
9:45A M.-Consideraticn of Re-
ports.
1000 A. M.-Superiutendent's Ex-
ercise, BY John w. Ray, Indianap-
oils
1870 A. M-Discussion on forego.
ing exercise.
Hoo A. M.-Intermediate Glass
exercise. by E. NJ. Thayer, Evans
vile.
11:3OA M.-Discussion on forego-
ing exercise.
Aflernoon. 200 P. M.-DevOtiOnsl
exercises.
2:3OP. M.-Topic presented by A:
s. Evans, Fort Wayne, 1.-The Need
of More Personal Practical Teach
ing"
2:45 p. decentralization of above
topic.
$50 P. M.-Topic presented by J.
r. Osgood, Indianapolis, Converted
Children: How to train and devel :.
op them in Christian characterEand
habits"
3:45 P. decentralization of above
topic.
Exercises.
800 P. M.-Lesson in Bible Geogra-
ply, by Rev. b. G. Hobbs, sSuperin-
| tendent Public instruction.
$50 P. M.-Soc1al Re union.
THURSDAY, JUNE 9TH.
500 A. M-Devotional Exercises.
$50 A. M.-Reports of Officers and
Committees, Election of Officers. &c.
900 A. M.-Infant Glass Exercise.
by Miss l.. s. Woodbury., Evans
Vile.
$50 A. M.-Consideratio of above
| Exercise.
| 10:00A.M.-"Why am I Teacher2h
Topic presented By Rev. w. NJ.
Cheever, Terre Haute.
! 1890 A. decentralization Of the
above topic.
HOO A. M.-Bibie Glass Exercise,
| by Prof. A. NJ. Cow, Evansville.
11:30 A. M-Consideration of above
Exercise.
afternoon. 300 p. M.-Devotional
Exercises.
2:30 P. M.-Question Drawer.
$3.50 P. M.-Children's Mass Meet
ing.
Erening.-7:3O P. M.-Eevotioual
Exercises.
800 P. M.-MiscellaneoNs Exer-
cises.
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1870-06-08

VIZ announced two years ago that
Sambo was making desperate efforts
20 break into the Methodist Confer
ences. Since then he has not only
broke into the Conferences, but his
Bishops have broken into white mems
churches to preach to white congre-
gations.--N. Al. Ledger.
Is the Ledger preparing for new
departure2 If Frederick Douglas is
regarded as eminently 6t to lecture to
white congregations, and is favored
with the largest and most respectable
audiences in the country, why is i
not equally proper for colored min
lister to preach to white congrega-
tion2 If Democratic editors regard
negroes as good enough to enjoy the
inequalities of their homes, and sit
around their iresides with their
wives and children, we really can't
see anything very terrible in negro
preaching to a white congregation,
even should few Democrats be found
in ii.
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LYONS PORTABLE FURNACE,
Patented April IL, 1870.

UYANTED = MEN WHO WANT TO
w MAKE MONEY-Here is an oDpor-
tunity for making money rarey pre-
sented in lifetime i have got the best
and surest selling article ever invented,
that every bousekeeper buys on sight. 1t
is a sma ! Furnace, weighing only six
pounds. that can be used with or without
a stove. 1t will ut in The holes of any
sized stove or range, and will do as much
work with one quart OF fuel charcoal,
chips, coke, corncObs, wood, or soft coal
as can be done on any stove with one half
bushel. 1t viii boil three gallons of water
In ten minutes with less than one quart of
fuel. 1t Will boil, broil, roast, toast, bake,
aud ste Y. 1t is the best f1at-iTon heater in
the world. Its economy in saving fuel is
marvellous. You have no smoke, gas, or
heat in The room. 1t sells the year round.
Retail price only 81 IS. Thousancs are
sold every week. Any man with q small
capital can clear from SO to $40 per day by
owning the right of any good county, and
whole State is of Ineaiculable worth to
man of enterprise. 1 will send q sample
Furnace to any pa of the United States
on receipt of 81 70. Address for circular,
and full particulars. r.
CASPER NJ. JONES, Agent.
Office at JOHN SCAN1LIN & cos,
stoves snd House Furnishing Goods, 81
Main Street. opposite the Court House,
Evansville. Iudiane. where the Furnace
is in operation.
p. ST. Will prosecute every man 10 the
fullest extent of the law who offers for
sale one Of my Patent Furnaces without
authority from me. mail I'm
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What Does Ii Mean?

Ralph Wilson has appointed a me-
gro Supervisor of roads in the north
west corner of Lost Greek township.
What does this mean? A Demo
cratic official appointing a man of col
or to oficel And is he not a man
and a brother?"
What does the Joa;rnal think of this
act of its Democratic Office holder?-
z. Fl. ErpreSs.
What does it mean2" Why it
means business. Anything to secure
votes. The same man who made the
will go into other parts
of the county aud denounce Republi-
cans as negro lovers.
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THn TrRnr HAnrn DA11Y ca.

TIE TERRE HAUTE DAILY GA
zETTE.-We are in receipt of the
Terre Haute Daily Gazette, Messrs.
Hudson, Brown & Rose, publishers.
The Gosette is a neat and ably con-
Quoted paper, Republican in politics,
and bold and fearless in the discus.
sion of questions of public policy.
Colonel r. N. Hudson, editor-in- chief,
is an old newspaper man, and thor
oughly understands the business of
journalism. We hope the Gazette
may be abundantly successful. politi-
eally and financially.
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FInancIering.

It is an Interesting problem for the
consideration of tax payers, who are
given to figuring, that il being gradu-
ally unfoldcd by our present City
Council. It will be observed by refer
ence to the proceedings of that body
that it has adopted decidedly orig
inal way of meeting the indebtedness
Of the city as it falls due. The plan
is, when a bank debt or city bond
comes due to convert it into new
bonds. at the rate of one dollar of the
ne1o for seventy fire cents of the old.
The problem which we respectfully
submit for the consideration of some
of the advanced scholars in the High
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1870-06-08

We copy this morning from the
Louisville Commercial. of Saturday,
an interesting account of the Press
Excursion TO the Mammoth Cave.
As member of the party, We can
vouch for the general correctness of
the report, only adding. that it makes
no attempt to describe the wonders of
the great Cave, and hardly does full
justice to the enjoyment realized by
those participating in the excursion.
Our people, connected as they are,
both by rail and river, with this most
Wonderful and stupendous phenome-
non. know not how much pleasure they
are losing by not devotiDg two or three
DAYS of their overworked existence
to visiting and exploring the Nam
moth, Proctor's, and other caves in
Edmondson County, Kentucky. We
dare say that many who enjoyed the
pleasure of the excursion will be
found visiting the Cave again at an
early day, that they may examine the
wonders of that subterranean world
more in detail and at their leisure.
The Cave Hotel, under the man
apement of Mr.. Proctor. assisted by
Captain Barney, is we'll provided
with all that is required to enhance
the enjoyment of those visiting the
Cave. The scenery of the country in
the vicinity DC the Cave is most pic
turesque and inviting, and we advise
our readers not to wander to Eastern
or Northern resorts until they have
become familiar with the attractions
that are 10 be found in what may very
appropriately be termed our own
vicinifv
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THE Mt. Vernon Democrat very
strongly supports AFRO Dyer for Cir
cult Judge. Judge johnson will
have to be content with the nomina-
ton for Criminal Judge. or 60 unre-
warded. We are quite surprised at
the Indifference manifested by the
Democracy in his behalf.
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Ingleside Coal Mines
CHEAP FUEL.

FgyO FACTORIES wanting cheap fuel,
- we offer Slack at the Mines at one cent
per busDei; delivered, SIC; Hazel Coal at
the Mines four GEMS per Dushel; delivered
six cents. Nut Coal, at the Mines, six
cents per bushel; delivered, eight cents.
For contracts on Clean Lump Coal,
please apply to our ONCE. We are pre-
parcel To furnish n cleaner article than
ever before. JNO. INGLE, JR., q SON.
hp23 3m ProprietOrs.
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Johnson's Real Estate ard Patent
AganoV,

- USEN ESS and DWELLING HOUSES
- Building Lots and Farms, and timber.
ed lands, cheap, and on easy terms. PAR.
ENTs of all Kinds procured.
ALVAH JOHNSON.
Real Estate and Patent Agent UfTice on
Third Street Evansville, Ind. ianI2 Iy
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be held at
Princeton, on Thursday, June 16, 40,
At one O'Clock p. NJ, for the purpose Of
making Congressional and Judicial nomi-
nations, and transacting such other BUSH
ness as may properly come before the
Convention.
Each county will be entitled to cast its
vote in the Convention in proportion to its
Republican strength.
The Republicans in the various coun-
ties of the First Congressional District are
requested to send full representation.
Papers friendly to the cause are re.
quested to copy. By order of the
Ex Com. 1sT Conc. DIST.
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PrODOsaIs.
Proposals.

CEALED PROPOSALS will be re-
- eeived at my office until the first Nom
day in June, 1870, Tor furnishing Scofh ms
and hearses for the burial of paupers.
The Commissioners reserve the right to
reject any or all the bids
VICTOR BISCH, A. v. c.
EVANSVILLE, May -, 1870. ma2O-dtd
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COUNTY ADYERTIbEhENTS


SEALED PROPOS AIS will be re-
- ceived at my Office until the fret Mon
day in June, for a county loan of Nine
bearing 10 per cent. interest. No bids re-
ceiYed for less than i've hundred dollars.
The Board of Commissioners reserve the
right to reject any or all the bids.
VICTOR BISCH, A. V G.
EVANSVILLE, May 10, 1870. noa2G-d&wtd
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REPUBLICAN DISTRICT CONVENTION
CetOn, ON Thursday, June rs, 30,

A Mass Convention Of Republicans win
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Enterprise CHARTERED by the Leeis-
lature of Kentucky, and endorsed and
recommended by every leading official IN
the state, and upwards of 500 or her 700
citizens. - ~A -~AS~S
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sill PRIZ S, $3I4. 800 !

Comprising the richest river bottom ~
baceO farms in the wealthy connf1 ~
Henderson. Kentucky, with ali their an
purteQanceS A ~P
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The New York Tribune makes AN anti
capital punishment poirt cut Of the case
of Thomas D. Carr, who vas hung in OHIO
after confessing TO fifteen murders before he
killed Miss Fox, the crime for which he fell,
and says that if it is right to hang a man
for XII Hing aaother, here 8 man who must
be hung fifteen times. BIT, Horace, sup
pose he had been hung when be had com.
mitted but one murder, wouldn't it have
saved fourteen other lives?--Detroit
Tribune.
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List of United states Patents.

Issued to citizens of Western Penrsyl-
vauia, for the week ending April IL, 1870.
and each bearing that date
No. lOl, ,726-Swivel for temper screws
Thos. Graham, Shamburg,
No. l0l, ,744 Sink apparatus. for drain
ing cellars; Adam Knacker, Meadville.
No. l0l, ,750-Macbine for corruga.ip
sheet metal; VIM. Mann. New Castle.
No. l0l, s7l-Tube well; Wan. r. Ham
ltop, Oakland.
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NEWS ITEMS.

Jacob Pierce, of Boston, has dfered to
build railroad between Springfield end
Columbus, Ohio, under condltie's which
will be complied with.
Advices from all points npon The large
tributaries of the Mississippi indcate that
the height Of tho food is not yeiattained.
Very much property has been destroyed,
and various towns are threate'ed with
further and serious losses on accent of the
washing away OF the river banks.
A capital of seven millions Of d'llars has
been subscribed in New York fC the pur-'
pose Of erecting Crystal Palacsbr The ap
preaching International Exhititioa in that
city.
Mrs. Emma willard, founder Of the Troy,
N. Y, Seminary, died Friday aged S4
years.
Quiet continues along the frontier OF
Canada. Volunteers from the rural dis
tricts are still pouring into the cities.
The Fenian Congress q. Chicago has
changed the order of things. The President
and Senate are 10 be superseded by an
executive committee.
Christian Garrett, clerk in the City
Auditors office, st. Louis, phor to 1859,
embezzled 800, 900 and fed 10 Germany
He Friday returned and gave himself up.
an d was admitted TO bail.
Itsuowed in St. Louis Fridiy. Thurs
day the thermometer stood at %.
The water from the broken tunnel at ST.
Anthony, Minn.. has undermined several
mills, completely destroying aem. Total
loss over $5O,OOO.
Gen. Hancock will soon tranier his head
quarters to St. Louis.
Barney Henshaw stabbed aid killed Alb
rahsm Heatvn at Winchester Ind, Fri
day.
The United States steamer Iroquois ar
rived a,Fortress Monroe, Fridy, from Hong
Kong.
TIE bleachery at Pontiac Mills, War
wick, R. l.. was burned Fridy.
A portion of Wilcox Co.'s woolen
mills at Meriden, Conn, ws destroyed by
fire Friday night Loss hewy. One fire
man was killed and two Injured.
A c0urt-martial convenei at Louisville
Friday to i:y Brig. Gen bitten. Cue Of
the charges is absence with0t leave.
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money transaction by airm in L mira,
N. Y, shows considerable shrewlness and
deserves record for its novlty, The firm
alluded to being desirous ofresuming specie
payment, sent 600 TO NV York direct
ng their broker to purchae English gold.
which was selling at a cen and u halt less
premium than America gold. Tuis
English god was tbeu sent b Canada, where
Am .rican silver was selling at twenty cents
discount Oh tie dollar. .fter paying all
The exp penses Of the transactions, Including
freight on the specie 10 almira the firm
found that they had made nst Ss in specie
on each $l0O Of greehbacs invested, and
they received for their 500 in green
backs $l,0S0 in American silver
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Mrs. Mfarland. charason is thus de-
scribed by person who knows her well:
She is about thirty; about Medium size,
ronnd and symetrical in figure; has blue
eyes, auburn hair, light complexion, girlish
and Englsh.Iooking (cailsd pretty;) hasa
very sweet, rich voice; talks fuently and
eloquently; is extremely modest and retir-
Ing; wholly domestic in her tastes; has
little fendness for society, and has led a life
almost OF recluse.
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Gold 1885.

EXCITING TIMEs-ARREsr OF JACK Nc
CoRMrcK-HE ATTEMPTS TO ESCAPE AND
Is CAUGHT.-This forenoon about 10 o'clock
an officer from Oil City, assisted BY officer
McHugh Of this place, arrested man nam.
ed John Mccormick, on . warrant issued at
Parkers Landing some mouths since. It
appears he had been arrested at that place
for malicious mischief, breaking windows,
and whipping XVIII Amendment; he wa,
committed to Jail at Ki:tanning and wa,
afterwards admitted to bail, ''skipped" the
bail since which time be has been engaged
principally in "dodging" police officers.
After being rresled be was handcuffed
and taken TO the depot by tie officers. A
short time afterwards be was taken into the
reading room of the Central house, and the
Oil City officer stepped out for moment
No sooner bad the door closed on him, than
Mccormick lodged out of another door and
secreted himself 10 the lamp room. Mean
time one officer ran through the dining room
and 'he other through the kitchen, but the
bird bad flown for the time being. Then q
grand rush was made for the door. and in
Imagination the prisoner was seen ruuuin o
IN every direction. During the excitement
that ensued, Mccormick came out Of the
lamp room, ran into the dining room and
bid himself under one of the tables. The
half hour that followed was spent by the
officers 10 searching for him but witbou,
avail. At half-psst twelve the doors were
thrown open and dinner announced. Find
'ns bis Zig was likely to be up,' Mac came
out aud stOrted for the door. Several gen.
tlemen tried to stop him, but being ra thel
slippery customer be ma"aged to .wrieple'
out and made of, both officers In close pur-
snit. Seeing there was a chance OF his get
ting away, officer McHugh ordered him I.
stop or be would let him have the contents
Of revolver, which brought him to staui
still and be was arrested.
Much credit is due officer McHugh for tb,
arrest, as the rougbs and pimps hinderet
him In every way possible, bat could no
ioil bin in bis undertaking. The prisoner
was taken to X lttauning on the LAO train
where 1t is to be hoped he will be kept dur.
ing the natural term OF bis life.
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The new Court House will be dedicated

Th0 new court House Will % dedicated
with appropriate exercises, on Monday,
April 25th,. 1870. and the nrst court held
within its walls, will be that OF the April
term. The ceremonies will commence at 2
o'clock p. IN. Citizens are respectfully in
vited to attend. The following IS the
PROGRAMME.
1.-The President will call the meeting to
order and state the object for which il is
convened.
2-Prayer-Rev. S. NJ. EATON, D. D.
3-The County Commissioners, through
their Chairman, viii formally deliver the
keys of the Court House to the Judges Of
Courts.
4-Tbe President will formally receive
the keys from the bands of the commission
ers in the name OF the officers and members
of the Court, with appropriate remarks.
5-Hon. John Turnkey will then deliver
the Dedicatory Address, and in the name
of the citizens Of the county declare the
building forever set apart for the admins
tration Of Public ustice.
6-Appropriate addresses by the men,
bers of the Bar and others.
7-Benediction-Rev. JOHN PEAT, D. D.
President of the Day.
HoN. JOHN S. McCALMoNr.
Vice Presidents.
William Raymond, Robert Lamberton,
Henry Dubbs, Thomas Hoge, James P.
Hoover, Geo. Z. Ridgway, ]. L. Hanna,
F. W. Mitchall, J. N. Tyrrel. Samuel W.
Stewart, Hon. J. L. Connely, J. Brown, J.
S. M'Cray, ]. A Sheriff, W. NJ. Irish, D. ".
Beers, Thomas Donaghy, John Wallace,
E. n. Hukill, John Broadhead, WIN. Has
son, A. P. Duncan, Jacob Shirk, Geo. V.
Fcrman, WIN. Phillips, VIM. L. Lay, A. J.
Keenan,, Jas, Rocker, Ed. E. Capp, John
MCres, James StrawSridge, Alex. M'Clia-
took, VIM. X. Gilliland, James Lamberton
J. M'Intosb, ]. G. Guist. Henry Booth.
Robert Crawford, Thomas Service, John
Boughner, Vim. King, E. sbamburg,
John Kunkle, ". NJ. Fee, Hiram Reynolds,
G. H. Heydrick, Samuel Shannop, Thomas
Nesbit, John Adams. lssac Bunneli. Robrrt
Graham, Thorn as Galloway, Jno. F. Hen
dersou, Joseph A. Allen, VIM. G. Cross,
Thomas M'Kee, James p. Riddle, Wm.
Perry, J. G. PorterdeId, James Bennett,
George NJ. Porteraeld, Thomas X. Gardner,
H. NJ. Davis, Geo. W. Mays, James
M'Cutcheon, Isaac M'Kinney, Juo. Rhoda-
barger, Isaac Fertig, Robert Neely, Alex.
Spear.
Secre tares.
A. P. Whitaker, Ed. W. Smiley, w. r.
Johns, T. A. Morrison, W II. Longwel.
The Committee respectfully submit the
fore going programme.
j. S. MYF RS, Chairman.
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infringement Notice.

The subscriber has learned that q certain
firm in TitusviIlp, known AS Bryan. Dill
lingham Il Co." have commenced the man.
uiacture of Sucker Rods with Socket joints
This is Direct Infringement on his Rights.
as his claim il '.connecting two sections Of
rod by means Of wedges, wedgine sockets,
and double coupling boil" lie does not
specify any particular shaped wedge. nor of
what material it shall br made. All rods
made as above described outside Of his man.
utactory, are diIect iniringements. This
therefore is to
CAUTION OIL OPERATIONS.
and all others, against buying or using any
rods So made, except those OF his manufac-
ture, as by So doing they will lay them
selves liable, aud will be dealt With auccrd-
ing TO law.
WM. J. INNS.
PIONEER. April 9th. 1870.
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The New POSTAGE STAMPS The colors
and designs of the forthcoming Issue o.
United States postage stamps are as follows
l cent, head of Franklin, ultramarine blue
cent, head OF Jackson, rich Vandyke
brown; cent, head of Washington, malsri
green; 6 cent, head of Lincoln, red /; 10 cent,
head of Clay, dark purple; Is cent, head Of
Webster, rich orange; "a cent head OF
Scott, pure purple: 80 cent, bead OF Hamil-
tou, black; 80 cent, head OF Perry, oarmiue.
The designs are all taken from the best
busts known, and wi II excel anything in
the stamp line that has ever appeaoed. -
There lie some talk of raising The denomi
nation ofthe 90 cent stamp to one dollar.
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A soft-pated fifteen -yar-old sport of An.
soma, Ct., drew all bis money ($;l5) from
tue bank, the other day, and squanderel it
on peanuts and kisses Exposure to his
fathers wrath frighteied him to dose of
arsenic, but the stomach pump removed
candy and poison, and be still lives.
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Old Judge Aiken, OF Greenfield, Mass,
was quite famous for his extrajndicial opin-
ions. One of them runs as follows: Pre-
siding at the trial OF one Fisk for an aegra-
waited crime, and the jury having brought
in verdict of "guilly," Judge Aiken said
"Fisk, stand up. For the crime of which
you have been convicted you are condem-
ed to solitary confinement for one day, and
natural life--and wish 1t was in my power
to Imprisonment during the rest OF you
to sentence you longer.
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We would call the attention ~ onr bust
ness men to the superior styles of job print
ing, both plain and fancy, at present being
turned out from this office. We are prepar
ed to execute job printing Of every descrip-
tion in the latest and most fashionable style
of the art, and at reasonable rates. IT,
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A Maine clergyman, having teen appoint
ed committee OF one to expend a ''publc
library fund.-" raised in lis little town. laid
out nearly the whole smunt on complete
set of Litters Living Ag. He had probab
ly heard that q man winis Li;tel here be-
low, and wants that Liisl long.
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The Inhabitants OF the Punjaub have
''strnck lie" on the east of the Caspian,
and one well is said to flow At the rate Of
about l,2oe barrels a day! A regular Penn
sylvania petroleum fever is consequently
raging. and "the American method" Of
treatment is said to have been sdopted.
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This Is called a COLORADO romance: Seven
miners-exploring the msuntains-found an
enormous chunk Of gold They fought iol
lis possession till all wee killed but one.
1t was too heavy for him TO carry Off, so he
sat down beside it and starved to death.