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ANOTHER VALUABLE INVENTION,

in our issue OF the 18th ult, we slladed
to a steam engine, the invention OF Mr.
John NJ. Bright, Jr., Of this place, the Pc
culiar feature of which was the absence ofa
stear, ctess sud ercentric. Since the sp'
pasrance of the article, MIR. Bright informs
US that be has invented, and is now COZ
structing the model Of another engine
which dispenses not only with the two ad-
iuncts mentioned, but with the piston, pis-
ton rod and cylinder also. By this new ar
rangement the steam is conveyed from the
boiler into what is known as the "guide,"
which acts in the double capacity OF cylin.
der and steam chest. The steam pipe goes
directly from the boiler into the guide, and
the steam operates on what is called thu
"cross-head" or "sl.de." This alteration,
By which so many expensive. and, 1t may
be said, If the new invention meets all prsc-
teal requirements, superfuous features Of
the engines now in use are dispensed with,
does not weaken tha power IF the engine
particle and has fully One-half the friction.
As the new Invention will make b 'avy re-
duction in the cost Of constructing engines,
IL will be likely to engage the careful atten-
ton of machinists. A locomotive, for III
sance, made sitter the patterns now in
vogue, that costs $4,000; could be COD
structed according to Mr.. Bright's idea for
$500, the handsome sum of $4,000 thus
being saved by the builder.-F'dyetteuitle
Express, Jiuly II.
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Full SATISFACTION.

Mai Saint A. D. Balcombe is manager
Of the Omaha Republican, and be proba-
blv wrote, and cer5aiuly printed some
thing in his paper which E. ROsswater,
publisher and editor Of the Omaha Bee, did
not like. ROsewater sent messenger to
Balcombe with note asking him to retrsct
or take the consequences. Balcombe said
he would see the "locap agent about it, and
the ne xt morning there was an announce
ment in the Republican that if Rosewater
would apply to the proper person he would
get his fill of satisfaction for
the article complained Of" Rosewater i'm
Inediately applied to a whip dealer and
bought a good rawhide. He then applied
himself to watching for Balcombe in the
most public street in Omaha about mid day.
He saw him, got him III good conspic-
ous place, and then applied the cow
hide which he had bought to Balcombe's
back, reck and face. ROsewater did get his
"hll of satisfaction" out of the manager Of
the Republican, as the paper had promised.
The newspaper was more exactly tru thful
than it thonght that time.
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FOREIGN.
Another Battle -CarIists Defeated.
Don Carlos at the Head of His Army.
TAe New Spanish Ministry.

EkAb new spanish ministry.
MADRID, July l9.-The new ministry Is
constituted as follows: n. SalmeEon Pre-
sident; Fernando Gowzu!ez, Minister Of
State and Finance; Bsrges, II nister of JUS
tice; Maisonave, Minister of the Interiui:
GOnzalez, Minister of Wsr; Oviedo, Minis
ter Of Marine; Paanes, Minister Of Colo
MES. Il the cortes vote fer President of
the Coaneii and Ministers stood, 119 for
SsimeFon; 90 for Pi y Margall. During the
d bate on the Ministry great excitement
and alarm was occisioned in the cortes By
the explosion of an Orsini bomb st the
door. Whoever perpetrated the outrage, or
Whist was the object is not known.
Another BattIe-CarIists Defeated.
LONDON, July 10.-A speeisl edition Of
the Daily Nelcs announces that large
Carlist force had been defeated by Govern
ment troops at Isulsda, in the province Of
Barcelona, after battle Of eighteen hours,
during which the town was frequently tax
en- and lost by the opposing forces. The
number of dead and wounded left upon
the fie!d was so larEe that all vehicles of
every kind ia town were pressed into eer-
vice for their removal.
Debate ON the Consultation.
MADRID, July 19.-ln the Cortes To-
night the debate was opened on the new
constitution, which consists Of l01 clauses.
Senors Rio, of r 0s1s, Pomeso and Robledo,
made speeches against it. 1t is reported
the discussion will continue,
Don Carlos or the Aggressive.
Don Carlos, with 10000 mep, is march
Ing on the city of Silbos, He has ordered
agents to purchase torpedoes with whichto
cioses me pert when captured.
Various Spanish items.
Bodget, of the committee, have fixed the
maximum pension to retired naval officers
at $500 per annum. Gen. Logoner) has
resigned command Of the Republican forces
in the provinca of BiscAy. The Carlists
have been repulsed before the town Estiila,
1t is reported that Don Carlos has ordered
his f7rces not to inte;f5Te with the commu-
nication Of the Mort 1ern railroad. A tele-
gram from Barcelona announces that work.
men who lef5 the factories, have returned
to their employmenss. The Csptain-Gen
eral Of Barcelona authorized citizens to Or
ganizs for protection agsInst operations Of
the international socie y.
Cholera In Vienna.
LONDON, July 1S-Private sdvices fioI0
Vienna, dated 18th, state that up to that
Tina there bad been 81 cases Of cholera re-
ported, AZ Of which were fatal. Ia single
hotel where AZ parsons were attacked with
symp oms Of cholera, six died. The hotel
was closed.
Appointed Commissioner.
LONDON, July ia Vienna sptcial
states tnat Hiram Garrettson, of Cleveland,
! O., appointed chief American commissioner,
in place of Jackson Schultz, resigned, has
entered upon his duties.
HOmeward Bound.
PARIS, July 19.-The Shah of Persia aud
suite left Paris to-day on special train for
Geneva.
Assembly 10 take a Recess.
PARIS, July 19.-The Assembly to-day
voted to take q recess from July q until
| Nov. 5.
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LOVE AMONG The ROSES.

Perhaps Christian Witzel was the most
foolish young man who ever died for love.
He was German gardner, and went TO
work for gentleman named Elsman, near
Mtmphis, and on one of the roads leading to
town. WHzel was less than thirty, and q
sober, industrious man. Mr.. Eisman died,
leaving 8 widow, LIE ma Eisman, sixty-four
years old, and WiIzsl remained in the en-
ploy of the widow, training her roses and
trimming vines. At length he took a
strange fancy to fall desperately
in love with the widow. He
told her of his love, and she laughed at him
al d tried to cure him of the de!usion. be
wou not cure, and she finally told hiE 1t
could not be, and asked hin to mention the
subject of marriage TO her no more. And
Wizel continued training tue widows ro-
ses, and trimming her vines, while an ire
pressible love wa, bursting his heart. She
pitied him, but conld not help him out OF
his trouble-and the more she pitied him
tie harder he loved.
One morning Wltzel was in the garden
hoeing vegetables among the widows
roses and vines, ami the widow was In
the parlOr lplaying the piano. The fra
GRANGE, and the music, and the mated birds
in the bslmy trees bathing in the dew drops
of the morning iJtOXicae ed The solitary
heart Of Christian WI eel. Tbs sounds
of the piano ceased, and the widow
rang the bell for breakfast. The gar
tener dropped bis hoe and obeyed the sum
mrns, for there was merry jln,l in the
bell. The widow Eisman was still ringing in
the doorway when Wtzal appeared and
said: 81 heard the bell, and am
glad to fad you in such good hC.
NOR" The widow replied: "Yes, come
ip; let us sit down and be in good humor
but don't let us talk about that foolishEess
any more" But Witzel commenced the
foolishness again, aud the widow finally
said: "What's the use? | won't marry
YOU. It's nonsense-just ike little chill
dren's play" Witzel replied: "I'll show
You that mean what l say; III make an
end of this" and he put Derringer to bis
breast and frei, and fell under the break
fast table. The pistol set his shirt on fire
and there he lay on the floor the blood
yelling out Of his breast and quenching the
fsTnes.-St, Louis ReDublicOU.
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CHOLERA IN UNION CITY.

from the UniOn City Courier, July Is.
This terrible sc0urgs has at last reached
our city. Every sanitary pTecaution is be-
ing used by our citizens 10 prevent il from
spreading. It's sudden appearance here
has caused unusual, and we may say, much
unnecessary alarm, many Of our people
fleeing in every direction from its approach.
From the most accurate count We have
b en- able to make about eighty families
have left the city.
One OF our young gentleman friends has
lost fifteen pounds Of flesh this week, from
the CAolers fright.
One of our citizens become so frightened
from the cholsra reports Monda'y that he
did not give his family time " "psck up a
change of clothing.
A family left town in such q hurry the
other day that they locked old family
Thomas Cat ur, IN the house, and a neigh
Dor had to break . window glass to let it
out.
a pro- -hiUeut physician from the country
was IL the city Wednesday, and hear Dg of
the rumber Of deS hs on that day, from the
c.nolers, become SO frightened that he left
in titeen minutes, but lot before he had
vomijed twice.
Though the cholera has been very fatal,
there has been but comparatively few cases
and ge have yet TO learn of one that was
not developed from impIudeuce in the diet
of the person attacked. There has been
geveCal cases OF cholera morbus, sll Of which
are sUout recovered. So far as We have
been able to learn from physicians and 9TH
ers, every case Of genuine cholera, but one
or two has proved ia al.
A. this writing, Friday morning, we can
not earn OF sing e new case.
Below we publish an accurate report of
all the deaths in the city since the last issue
Cf the Courier:
Eho!ers-white Z, colored d2............9
O.h-r diseases. ...........,..,
Oftha eleven persons who ate of the sp-
pie dump!ings al Mrs. 3 skemore's Tues
day, nine have died of cholera. Two of
Mrs Blskemore's own children were among
the victims. There have been three cases
of cb )lera that did not arise from that fatal
dinner.
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TEXAS.
The Arson Case-Firemen and Police
ImnlIeafed.

The Arson Case-Ftremen and Police
Implicated.
NEW ORLEANS, July 19.-The Calves
ton great arson case is being tried before
Recorder Collier to-day. A man calling
himself Thos. Carton, and hsiliDg from
New Orleans, has been arrested by special
detective Mccormack as the ringleader.
He has implicated some half dozen mem
ofthe fire department and police force.
Schooner Ashore.
The schooner Pasline, with q cargo of
shingles and dressed lumber, from New Or
leans to indianoia, went ashore on Calves
ton Island in the storm of the 18th inst,
having lost her deck load and rudder.
One Year for Being too Much
Married.
Milt. Gsins, SEN, from Washington
county, on charge of bigamy, has ben
sentenced to one years Imprisonment in
the penitendny.
A $4,000 Fire.
A fire at the town of Hearne, yesterday,
destroyed property TO the yalne of $40. 900.
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Esert al An,aigamatIou.
PITTSBUKG.
knights TempIsr Excursion.

PITTsBURG, July 19.-The Knights Tenn
plar excursion of Grand Officers Of the
Grand Encampment of the United States
and Templars of Pittsburg and Allegheny,
arrived at Msysville, Ky, tonight, and
all seem delighted with the trip. Those
from the West are enthusiastic over the
magnificent scenery of the route up the
Alleghany river, it being an entirely new
sensation to them. Judge Eoghsh, of Ar
kansas; J. W. Simmons, Of New York;
General FranE Gurley, Of st. Louis, are of
the party. A large number of Pittsburg
and Alleghany Sir Kn CHS and their dies
accompanied the excursion.
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LOUISVILLE.
A FIT Subject for Judge Lynch.

A kIt SnbJect Tor Judge Lynch.
LOUISVILLE, July 19.-Jas. Cannon,
formerly bsrkeeper In this city, but lately
policeman In New Orleans, SHOT and killed
bis wife in this eitv TO day. His wife sep
arated ffoin Cannon some years since on
account of i'll tire stment, but Cannon came
up from New Orleans month ago and p +
suaded her to come back to him. She
lived with him three weeks and again left
home. The morning Cannon went TO the
house where his wife was staying, and after
some conversation with her, pulled pistol,
placed It against her breast and fired. His
wife fell to he floor, when Cannon fred
again, the bullet entering her breast the
second time. She died almost instantly.
Cannon was arrested after a brief chase,
and lodged in jail.
Effect OF AmalsamstiOn.
The cause of the attack of disguised men
on the house Of Ben Gaibreath, in Nc
Cracken county, Ky, mentioned in yester-
days dispatches, was on account of Gal
breath haVipg negro wife.
Fatal ARrsy.
Julius Curl, formerly Sheriff Of Hart
county, ky.. engaged a quarrel with a
Mr.. Smith, 3 respectable citizen of the same
county, a few days since, which endei in
Curl shooting Smith with double tarrel
shot gun, killing him instantly. An old
grudge between the parties.
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Condensed TeIegrams.

TIE National Photographic Association,
which has leen in session at Buffalo, n.
!. adjourned to meet in Chicago, in July,
GS74.
In consequence Of a storm, the Long
Brancn races were postponed till Monday.
John Garey, while drunk, fell into the
river at Cincinnati yesterday and was
drowned.
TIE mortuarY report Of New York city
fDr the past week shows sn increase of 20
pr cent,
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CALIFORNIA.
The War upon HsonopoIies.

SAN FRANCISCO, July 10 The action
of the Republican Convention refusi g to
require candid tes for the Legislature to
pledge themselves to give their views on
gu stions Of railroad mOnopolies, reducing
railroad tariffs, and currency, causes severe
mmept, and shows clearer thau ever that
Billy Carr Stanfori's agents control the ma
iority ofthe convention and gives strength
to The tax payers independent movement
against spectators in all parts of Oregon
md Washington Territory.
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"Lame!" sighed Mrs. Partington. "Here
have been sufferin' the bieamies of death
for three mortal weeks. First was seized
with bleedin' phTenology in the hamshire
of the brain, which was exceeded by the
stoppage Of the left ventilstor of the heart.
This gave me inf mmation OF the left DO
rax and now am sick with the chloroform
morbus. There no blessin' like that of
health, particularly when you're i'll"
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The wife of Dennis Ho,loban, Of Knox
vile, died on the l7th inst. of cholera.
The Knoxville Press and Herald Of the
1Sh inst. says:
We learned yesterday that few mild
cases of cholera have appeared at Union
Depot. No deaths have occurred st thst
place, however, and the people &c not en-
hIbit anV indications Of slsrm.
At various points 10 upper h =, Tronrss-
see there is considerable >,cLnegs from
bowel aff5cfions, which . e-' 80 w-onoi1 r0i- .
termed cholera. One or sVvo esees of snrb
sickness still manifF Il sl,an.seIvas At Morris
town. There S,c,asrs to be no alarm in
that vicinity, nd no recent deaths have
occurred.
1he dgeetwater Enterprize says there
S % cholera at that place, and the general
1lealth of the community is very good.
Repor from other places in East Ten
messee sTe vary favorable.
We learn that there were two deaths at
Sulphur Springs, on the Cincinnati, Cum.
berland Gap, and Charleston Railroad,
east of Morristown, on Tuesday last, from
the prevail ing disease. A young man
named Fryer died in the morning and the
mother in the evening.
The intelligence Of the recovery of ex-
President johnson from a violent attack of
cholera, will be a source Of universal Joy
and qualification. It was once thought,
during his illness, that the disease was
beyond all contro; aud it was only by the
best and most skiliful medical attention and
treatment that he was rescued from the
deadly grssp Of the fell monster. Impaired
in bodily vigor by the severity Of the attack
he contemplates sCjourning few weeks al
some Virginia watering place, wheTe, in
breathing the pure air, and in drinking the
pure water, and in enjoying the smiling
landscape, we trust he may be fully .restor-
ed tn his bis usual degree of strength and
good health. Ii the people of the United
States could fad that fountain, so cele5ra-
ted in fact or fable, whose waters implrt
perpetutiy to youth aud elasticity 10 eek
President Johnson would long live to adorn
and bjess his day aud generation.
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DETROIT, July 19.-The horse meeting
which is to come Off il this city Tuesday,
" ednesdRy, Thursday and Friday Of next
week, is already an ass red success. There
are s trotting ces, aud in esq there are
so entries, embracing some of the fines.
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Mainm aud AmtriFau,

GOLD was quiet but firm in New York
yesterday, ranging from 1l55 to 1165, and
closing at l16.
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Yale ExDIOring Party,

CHEYENNE, July l9.-The Yale Ex-
ploripg party celebrated last night, the VIC
tory Of their college at Springfield regatta,
and to-day leave for Fort Bridges, where
they will spend the next six weeks in in-
vVstigsting the geological formation Of the
Hss1tach mountains.
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MILWAUKEE,.
Suicide.

MILWAUKEE, July 19.-This evening
young Bohemian man named Wantz Falk,
about thirty years of age, while laboring
under a fit of insanity, shot and killed him
self at bis boarding house on Cherry street.
He had been very despondent of late. Wantz
was single man.
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Tke Gordon Trial.

FORT GARRY, Manitaba, July 19.-The
court to-day met to hear argument in the
Gordon kidnapping case. References was
cited to all authorities in English and Amer
ican courts. Adjourned until Tuesday,
when Judge Belawanay will give his de-
cision.
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CHOLERA.

CINCINNATI, July 19-Two deaths from
cholera were reported in the city today.
LOUISVILLE, July, 19.-It is hoped the
cholera has entirely disappeared in Eliza
bethtown and PaducAh, Ky. No cases re-
ported in either place FOX the last three days.
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a Gnv In,hario kfahhcfi.

..ALBANY, n. Y, July 19.-Michae
Manning was stabbed fatally this evening
by Pater Mcnamara, who charges him with
being criminally intimate with his (Mc-
Namara's) wife.
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One 10 Jimmy.-Visitor TO mamma: 81
have some sad news for you, my dear; your
doctor, Mr.. CIushbone, died this morning"
Jimmy Zone of six): "Then we shant
have any more babies, ma, shall we?"
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A traveller In Wales, seeirg sign over
the door with this one word, "Agorsequr-
dere," asked the woman what she sold,
when she said she did not sell anything, but
that "sgues was cured here"
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TENNESSEE BONDS sold in New York
yesterday at S03 for the old, and S0a for
The new issue.
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ST. LOUIS.
Injunction against Gov. wood

Injunction against Gov. NOOdsOn.
ST. LOUIS, July ia letter from
Judge Dillon, of the United States Circuit
Court, sitting in Chambers at Davenport,
Iowa, was received here to-day, stating that
he bad granted q temporary Injunction in
the case of the Union Pacific Railroad
Company against Gov. Woodson Of this
State, restraining that official from selling
or offering Tor sale the Urion Pacific
Railway to satisfy an alleged balance on
the ate lien, amounting 10 about eight
million dollars.
MOFtuaFy.
The mortuary report this week gives the
humber of deaths as 191, being 80 more
than last week. OF this number IA were
reported as cholera, 90 cholera morbus; 133
were under 5 years.
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KANSAS.

Contested Land Case DecIded-The
wheat Crop.
PARSONS. Ks , July 10 In the contested
land case between the Missouri, Kansas &
Texas railroad and the Kansas Pacific rail
roao, Judge Garfield, of the Davis coanty
court, decided lands in contest belongs TO
tie Nj. K & T. Co This case involved the
title TO nesrly 100000 acres of the best
lauds in Kansas and are worth at least
$S00000.
Tha wheat crops is all secured and makes
q better yield than frs anticipated.
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Obtaining Gotten Under False Pre-


ST. LOUIS, July 19.-Jno. r. Picton, of
tie firm of n. r. Picton & Co., commits
sion merchants, Was arrested to- day at the
instance OF Sterling Price on the charge Of
obtaining from him 304 bales Of cotton,
valued at 1000, on false pr tences. Plcton
was released on bail of SI5, 600.
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A scientific friend, who has been reading
with great patience an exhaustive treaties
on the "velocity of Ight," says that he now
knows how it is that his gas bill runs up SO
rapidly.
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Teachers should neVe, storm about a
school, although 1t may be admissiF Ae for
them to carry, for the benefit of SCI ,olars, q
light hurry.cane.
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CHOLERA NEWS.

COTTON was quiet and irregular in New
York yesterday at 2lc.
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MANUFAUIUhEh5 UF
all RaS NewSPAP91-
Oflsce, 80. South Market,

We make our Paper from Rags and pure Hemp.
We use no paste or clay to III up type
my25 Sm 1stp
The Portland daily press., 1873-12-03
Bishop Cun,nip..

NEW YORK. Dec. "A meeting of clergy
men a"d others was held to-day in response te
call issued by Bishop Cummins for the pur
pose OF organizing. a church based upon princ
pes OF the prayer book of 1875. After prayel
LIT. Cummins read declaration of principles
under which the church was to be organized
w1ich was referred to a committee. After con,
sH,deratIou the committee reported as follows
declaration of principles, first, reformed Eps-
copal church, holding the faith once delivered
scriptures of the Old and New Testaments as
the word of God
For Service.
The United States covette Colorado AZ guns,
went into commission to-day under command
oI capt. Ransom. Tomorrow seven hundred
men will be put on board.
Comment ON the MessaRe,
The Presidents message was published to-
S9ay, III the late editions of the evening papers.
Inc public opinion so far as expressed tonight
endorses it as practical and valuable State
document.
Varlons Matters.
At meeting of the Chamber of Commerce
20 day, after long debate the majority report
adopted
1t was reported at the health department to-
aay that small Fox had made its appearance in
sn 5ne fonndling Hospital, and that three chill
"SAO oeiiO Will tHc uiScdSc, Wulle sew
eral Others were sick with the mea lies and dip
theria. The three children with small pox
were removed to Blackwells Island
Erie and Loss Of Life.
ALBANY, n. Y, Dec. "A gasoline explo-
SION IN Arkel q Smiths sack factory in Cana
Joharle. yesterday, set fire to the building. AID
entireIy destroyed the factory Peter McCabe
perlshed In the flames. VIM. j. Arkel, son of
one of the proprietors, was seriously burned,
=. x. Devendorff, clerk, Benjamin Smith, one
OF the firm, Geo. HI. Neaher and several other
employees were slightly injured