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The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1870-05-04

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MIR. Curtis has produced not only a bi.
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Edward Everett expressed the lust idea
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OMAHA, May 3.-Betwcen 300 and
400 passengers are going West from
here daily.
Arrangements are being made by
Eastern roads. to make the running
time between Omaha and New York
fifty four hours.
The Upper Missouri steamer trade
is verv light; nearly all of the Idaho
eod a1 a tragbe rolng 80 %
.uu- sy ailrosd and b Taga as from
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1870-05-04

ATLANTA, Ca. May BIN the
House to day, resolution was passed
appointing a joint Committee to in
vestigate the finances of the State,
recommended by the Governor.
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PoUGHKEEPsIE, N. Y, May s.
Thirty acres of wood land, on Fish
kill Mountains, are burning.
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BosToN, May 3.-Moses Pond, a
well known furnace dealer, died to-
day.
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Us. Omcer Killed.

SALT LAKE, May 3.-Captain w,
K. Story, Deputy u. S. Marshal, was
shot and instantly killed, to day, by Q
desperate named Howe, whom he was
about to arrest. An armed posse
gave pursuit to the murderer
LATER-HOwE SHOT.
Howe, murderer Of Deputy u. S
Marshal Story, was shot by lot of
Mormon boys, to day, within six miles
OF Grantsyille. not, however, until he
had wounded three of them, and one
supposed fatally.
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Internal Revenue Notice.
Annual Taxes for 1870.

RTOTHCE Is HERERY GIVEN, that
Az the annual assessment OF Internal
revenue Taxes for the year 1870, against
persons residing in Vanderburgh County.
Indiana, Is now due and pay able, ana
That will attend IN pc son or by deputy
az my Office, corner OF Main and Tnird
Streets, in the city of Evansville, on and
after the I4Jh day of May, 1870, to receive
the same, and IL said taxes are not psid
within ten days from that date a penalty
of five per cent. and one per cent, a month
will be collected, with costs
JAMES q. VEATCH
Collector of Internal Revenue First Dis.
lrlct OF Indiana. mas blot
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1870-05-04

New ORLEANS, May 3-The Chi
cago Base Ball Club arrived this
evening. They are the guests of the
Lone Star Club, and will play their
first game with them on the Sth inst,
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WINDOW SHADES.

Window shade ManufactOFy.
OIL SHADES of any size or color, good
and cheap as Eastern made.
RUSTIC SHADES
OF superior quality made to order.
We also make the BLINN'S PATENT
RUSTIC or La p SHADE,
Curtain Trimmings and Rollers kept in
quantity and furnished to the trade.
RS- Patron.Ze home manufacture.
b. BURBANK Il CO.,
I5S Main Street, between Fifth and Sixth.
Post ONCE Box g76. maj
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WEDNESDAY. MAY !, 1870.
water WORKS.

The City Council on Monday even
ing passed an order for an election tc
be held on the 18th inst. to ascertain
the will of the voters with reference
to tn construction of Water Works.
The notice of election will be found
in our advertising columns.
The election, it will be observed,
is based on the report of the Com
mittee on Water Works. That report,
in its own language, is az follows:
We find, after considerable research and
an extended Interchange of views with
our citizens. that the erection of Water
Works is a necessity, and II seems TO be
the universal wish of the people that the
sible date. We have before us detailed
statement OF the probable cost OF erec-
tIon OF said works, submitted by Wm. =.
facfurfn0 Com pany, under date of March
IA, 1870, who estimates the cost 70 erect
the works In our city at Sl63,735 49:
This amount en- braces the entire cost of
the erection of the works In running order.
with about eight miles OF pipe laid ready
for use The recent disastrous fire demon
strated beyond question the great necessl-
ty of - more liberal supply of water and,
as our city is growing with great rapidity
in population and Importance, 1t behooves
as TO take this very important question
In hand without further delay, and to this
end we hereby recommend your honOra-
BILE body TO order an election, to be held
on Thursday, the 18th day of May, inst, to
submit the question directly to the quail
fed voters. The law gives us the privilege
70 proceed without % i reference 3 to the pee pee
which so vitality interests our citizens,
that their will shall be our guide.
Respectfully submitted.
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WovrrLr. NAY 3-Tho steamer
Caledonia, from New York, arrived to-
asy
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MR.. G.. I. CURTIS
LIFE OR DANIEL WEBSTER

This GREAT NATIONAL WORK, writ
ten In fulhlment of Mr. Webster's testa-
mentary tnianctions, is published IN Two
large volumes, Sgo, illustrated with ele-
CANT Steel Portraits of Mr.. Webster, and
fine Woodcuts of different views at Frank-
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The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1870-05-04

AS soon as Mr.. Curtis work is published
the present generation will have a much
fuller and more com pletely rounded con-
ception of this extraordinary man than
was possessed by his immediate contem-
poraTies.-N. Y. World.
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1870-05-04

length Of tune BJt We are o.noe III
10 rusliug into the matter bap haa
ard. Witho-, kalElng What lhe M
The Petroleum Centre daily record. [volume] (Petroleum Center, Pa.) 1868-1873, 1870-05-19
ACARD.

At q regular meeting of Petroleum Lodge
No. 2S3 l. o. of.G. T. The following pre-
amble and resolutions was unanimously adop
ted:
Whereds-Tbe delegates to venang O
County Convention of Good Templars were
entertained at the Ceatral House, May 18th
and 18th. therefore
Resolred-T5at ths thanks of this Lodge
is hereby rendered to Mr.. G. J. Cross for
bis courtesy and liberality on that occasion.
Resolred-That q copy Of these Resolu-
tions 10 presented for publication 10 the
PETROLEUM CENTRE RECORD, Oil City
Register and Titusville Herald.
Petroleum Centre, Pa, May IS. 1870.
The Petroleum Centre daily record. [volume] (Petroleum Center, Pa.) 1868-1873, 1870-05-19

Several prominent persons in New York
aud Brooklyn are about to petition Cover
nor Hoffman to cause the confinement of
Daniel Mcfarland in u luuatic asylum. A
petition Is already in circulation TO the eff
lect that as eminent ply ysieiaps for the de-
tense had testified to bis insanity, which
was corroborated by other witnesses, that
the counsel for the defense had declared to
the jury, after listening to tho Testimony.
that they could not help being convinced oil
his insanity, and that the jury in the face
OF conclusive evidence had given . verdio,
OF "not guilty" based on the alleged iasani.
ty OF the prisoner, therefore he soould. Tor
the safety of the citizens, be placed in O
lunatic asylum.
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Infringe lneMy N0sice,

The subscriber has learned iba, n cer,ai,
lIrm M Ttlusvilr. known BRYAN, Dll..
linghnm d Co.." have commenced the man
uiacturc of Sucker Rods with Socket joins,
This Is u Direct Infringement on his RIGHTS
us his claim IL connecting two srctious Of
rod by means OF wedges, wedging sockets
and double coupling bolt" He does not
specify any particular shaped wedge. nor or
what material /! shall hr made. Al rods
made as above described outside of his man.
utactory, ere direct infringe meuts. This
therefore, Ia to
CAUTION OIL OPERATORS.
aud all others, against buying or nsing arv
rods SO made, except those OF his manufsc =.
ture. as by 20 doing they will lay them
selves liable, aud will BE- dealt with accord
ing TO law.
WM. J. INNS.
PIONEER, Apri! 9th, 1870.
The Petroleum Centre daily record. [volume] (Petroleum Center, Pa.) 1868-1873, 1870-05-19

The City Of Baltimore has made whole
some provia ion Tor the safety of those fool
hardy individuals who risk their npcks by
wonderful performances on the trap.ze-
The Councils have passed an ordinance
prohibiting. under a penalty ct one hundr,
dollars, the exhibition of any tMpeze per-
formances, or fea's OF like cheract er. in
which the performer leaves bar or bars.
rope or ropes, ring or rings, or any sup port
10 seize or leap to another object Of snp-
port, unless there be suspended beneath the
performer net sufficiently large and strong
to catch Ice performer or performers in
case Oh falling; the said net TO he made of
material that the performer may not be
injured by falling thereon
The Petroleum Centre daily record. [volume] (Petroleum Center, Pa.) 1868-1873, 1870-05-19

Aaont balf past six O'clock this morning
the root OF II. II. Waruer'a feed store was
discovered to be on fire around the fne -
An alstm was Immediately given, and by
the "se Of q few pals Of water the flames
~er" extingulshed. Occupants of buildings
caunot 10 too careful of fire this warm dry
weather. as in the eveut of fire ones. get
t'"g under headway no telling the amount
ct damage that would be done, or where the
aAmes would be. stayed.
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The Juno meeting Of the Oil City Park

The Juno meeting Of the Oil City Park
Association promises 10 eclipse all preced-
Inc ones. The gentlemen composing the
A.socia ion are sparing no means to have
the track in complete order, and important
improvements have been made. being a
member of the National Association all the
patrons OF the June meeting can rely upon
having satisfactory guaranty that every
thing will he conducted in a proper manner
The gentlemen who have the management
are amply experienced in all matters per-
tanning TO racing. and arrangements will be
perfected 10 ensure u success in all respects
Some very noted racing stock is already en-
tered for the races, aud many more are ex-
pected. In addition to these. the fine stock
of Venaneo and the adjoining counties will
be entered to take part in the contest for
speed. The sum Of $2,275 is offered by
the Association, in purses. This large.sum
will be contested for by some Of the best
borse-fesh the country can produce
Begistsr.
Elsewhere will be found the advertise
meut for the June races of. this Association.
From the programme presented for the ap-
proval of the public, SONS lively racing
may be anticipated. A more extended no.
tice will appear In a day or two.
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Pet Censrc, Thursday. Nay 10
Gold l,4ta.
~ The Timetable OF the q. C. Il A. =
Z. wilt bs found under tue markets.

OUTRAGEOUS COXDUCT.--Last evening 0
mao named David Lennon, who bears any
thing bnt IN enviaole reputation. while in
tnxicated made his way to the apartments
0f colored wamaa named Amanda Stark,
who resides over Mrs. Barker's millinery
rooms,. and "a she asserts grossly. ins,llIed
her. She resented tho insult by deluging
the villain with hot watcr, whereupon be
picked mp lighted lamp and flung it at her.
The lamp struck her aud falling to the 1oor
broke, eDve.opiug the woman and her little
child in flames. She made her wsy 10 the
street, where the flames were extinguished
hy the bystanders, but not until she was Sc
v-rrly burned. The Child was also badly
burned aid narrowly escaped death, and
bnt for the exertions OF those present ter.
ribie conaag7ation would have ensued as
the interior Of the room was all in u light
blazs. Tho scoundrel was arrested and
placed In the lookup over night aud this
Ihornnp brought before Justice Reynolds
Tor examination, who held him in $500
bonds u appear at Franklin to answer. The
requisite bail was furnished and Lennon
~'s released. 1t Is to be hofed the rascal
viii receive severe punishment. II may
be fun 10 throw lighted lamps at people,
but it seems to us q little dangerous, and
That the party indulging in such little pleas
sn'ries should bs subject to confinement for
heir natural term of existence,
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Re.Opening Of the: Petroleum
Exchange.

Having relitted aud renovated the Hotel
known as the Petroleum Exchange, l am
now prepared to furnish my old patrons and
the public generally, with meals at all
hours. In connection with the above, l
have fitted mp very fine bar, where the
choicest of wines and liquors, and the finest
brands Of cigars are kept constantly on
hand. Feeling grateful Tor the many fa-
vors heretofore extended to me, hope by
strict attention to business to merit con-
tinnanoe OF tue same Give me a call
Ngp. SUTHERLAND.
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FIRE AT 'TARn FARA.-The three wells
located across Oil Greek from Tarr farm,
anaknown as the Conewango wells, were
totally destroyed by fire about o'clock last
evsnin-, together with an oil tank contain
Tg loo barrels of oil. The fire was caused
wa green hand carelessly lighting a lamp
IN the derrick, the gas exploding and light
ins the oil. The fire could be plainly seen
from this point, aud presented u beautiful
appearance. Loss about $4,000.
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Fiat Contributor In tho Circinrsti Times
TIE RIG HORN EXPEDITION.
The lRrar sunrd Under Arrest.

Last night man was making n great
ontcry on Fifth street, near Vine, when I"
policeman approached him and warned
him io-be quiet and move on, or he would
lock him up.
Cant lock me up" said the noisy ie-
low.
"who are you. anyhow! Inquired the
of,ic~r"
Ever hear of the Big Horn expedition
'Yes; I've heard OF it,"
"Well that's me; I'm on it. The bead OF
the expedi.ion is ut Cheyenne; ain the
tail. Can't move on until the head moves.
Although fetch up the rear, l am Of as
much consequence as any of EN-"
"What sort of an arrangement is this
Big Horn expedition you speak OFF, in
qnirei the officer, somewhat amused with
the man.
'Nou o policeman and don't know what
big horn is? This expedition. sir, will
comprise men who take big horns, selected
from all parts Of the country. Disgusted
with the mercenary spirit OF Saloou-keepers
who discourage big horns, and temperance
societies th at oppose horns Of all dimensions,
we are going to set up colony of our own
in Wyoming, where every man will be per-
mitted to take his horn according TO the
dictates Of bis own conscience. Some OF
the biggest men in tie conntry are going
Blair, and Chandler, and Yates, and Sauis-
bury. and Andy Johnson (a'housh he came
out of the little end of the horn,) ana Bev.
Charles Is. Smythe, of New York. who
takes his big bora with milk in it. Won't
our horns be exalted though"
''Iou seem to b. pretty well fixed for n
start put in the policeman.
30, yes sir. I've been taking big horns
ever since joined
''Picked up any recruits in Cincinnati?' -
Tried several, hut tuey won't do. Why,
bless you, cir, the drinking men 10 Cincin-
natl dou't take enough to keep al elephant
alive. n. An elephant would die Oh what lit
tie they drink"
"When do you start!'
"Wheu the big horo blows. The expedi.
tion has been delayed waiting for large
delegation who are in training for il. but
who are not quiet ready. Theyare increns
ing tie Size OF their horns daily. and If they
can escape delirinm tremens they will be on
hand soon. Everybody can't stand the
necessary training, which is very severe. =
'What is the the standard of a,hoin quail.
flying man to join the expedition
''ox fingers. We let Smytbe in on five,
being clergyman. We make reduction
in favor Of the clergy, but none for the
press, as they don't need it, The press, as
general thing is prepared 10 join ut once
without probation" The.toi end Of the
Big Horn Expedition was advised to move
on quietly and sound bis big born no more
on the street.
The Petroleum Centre daily record. [volume] (Petroleum Center, Pa.) 1868-1873, 1870-05-19

We may yet dress lettuce with joyful
mind. Tho culture OF the olive ia succred.
ing in California, especially in Santa Bar
bara, where excellent results are reported.
There is q prospect of a purer olive oil for
the salad eaters of next season than the
nicely labelled Huile d. Olive expressed
from meubadden caught in Long Island
Sound.
The Petroleum Centre daily record. [volume] (Petroleum Center, Pa.) 1868-1873, 1870-05-19

Mr.. A. L. Tyler, late superintendent OF
the Philadelphia & Erie Railroad, ia vice
president and general superintendent
OF the South Carolina railroad. in place of
H. G. Peake, resigned. A fast schedule
has recently been adopted, aud the time
consumed in running from Charleston to
Augusta is six honrs instead Of nine. Splen.
did new coaches have taken the places of
second.class ones, and first class eating
house has been established at Brancbville,
The Petroleum Centre daily record. [volume] (Petroleum Center, Pa.) 1868-1873, 1870-05-19

Old ribbons will look quite renewed If
washed in cool suds made of tine soap md
ironed when damp Cover the ribbon with a
clean cloth and pass the iron over that. Ii
you wish to stiffsn the ribbon, dip it, while
drying, into gum arabic water. White silk
gloves wash WE'LL aud should be dried on
the hands. Never dampen bonnet ribbon
and iron 1t wet-it makes. it rs stiff as born.
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TAKE NOTICE.
PETROLEUM CENTRE, May II

PETROLEUM CENTRE, May II 1870.
All bills for Torpedoes over thirty days
old on the first day OF in e. will be lett with
Samuel Reynolds for collection. Walk up
to the Captains office and settle. BY order
OF he Roberts Torpedo Co.
Ml7tJl. LEVI MASON Agt.
The Petroleum Centre daily record. [volume] (Petroleum Center, Pa.) 1868-1873, 1870-05-19

A passion for counts, bogus or real. seem
TO afllict the Philadelphia girls. No less
taan seven of them have. within tho last
twelve months, taken hymeneal possession OF
these fortune hunting exotics. II isa spec
tacle calculated to ''make countless lhon-
sands mourn"
The Petroleum Centre daily record. [volume] (Petroleum Center, Pa.) 1868-1873, 1870-05-19

The largest producing well 10 the oi
regions IA on tha Dalzell farm. Such
sIrikes i"dicats that the Old territory is the
lest territory. Wa would not be much
N'rpr'Srtl to. wakr'up some. fine morning
""d hod the old Drake well on Watson fiat.
% 'uting genuine hears grease. --Ti,usville
Herald.
The Petroleum Centre daily record. [volume] (Petroleum Center, Pa.) 1868-1873, 1870-05-19

The editor OF a Chicago children's paper
received letter from lady subscriber,
who writes: rOur little Anna died last
week, after reading the last number OF your
valuable paper" Parties who have more
children than they want should subscribe
for that periodical.
The Petroleum Centre daily record. [volume] (Petroleum Center, Pa.) 1868-1873, 1870-05-19

Quartermaster-General Meigs has direc-
ted all work on the national cemeteries to be
suspended on The 30lh.
The Petroleum Centre daily record. [volume] (Petroleum Center, Pa.) 1868-1873, 1870-05-19

Saloon keepers iu Columbus, S. G., feel
very much aggravated because man and
bis two cons called for half-a-glass Of ice
cream and three spoons,
The Petroleum Centre daily record. [volume] (Petroleum Center, Pa.) 1868-1873, 1870-05-19

A. John Chiuaman had heard the quota
tion, ''We have piped unto you, but ye have
not danced, ,"'and thus reproduced il: "We
too'tooted unto you, why you no makee
jumpee?"
The Petroleum Centre daily record. [volume] (Petroleum Center, Pa.) 1868-1873, 1870-05-19

Buy the ''Red Hot Saddle Manufactured
In Tltnsvilio sxp,ss,iy Tor the oil country
adapted to Sll kinds Of weather, at J. r.
Nrun's. nl2-,t
The Petroleum Centre daily record. [volume] (Petroleum Center, Pa.) 1868-1873, 1870-05-19

The French doctors have classified q now
insanity-''Zoanthropes"- those married
people whose love becomes changed into
hate by jealousy or general repugnance, and
cannot get On.
The Petroleum Centre daily record. [volume] (Petroleum Center, Pa.) 1868-1873, 1870-05-19

skBoston papers report tina. a very danger
ous counterfeit $50 bill on the National
Bank of Commerce Of New York is 10 circu.
lation in that city.