The daily phoenix. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1878, 1875-06-16

KssTEff 8 MoToa. This new invention,
which, If successful, will rcvolutionize
mschi4gry andSdisp@se with steam, II
One ofsthem sd 5: IL meS5snicS and
scientific world has bSen grd3tly eScite&
of laN by the dfscove{y of Gnew niotiyG
powessby pr. John ~ Kelley. of thN
city. The lately-discovered motor is
generated, as the gentleman claims, from
cold water and mir, and evolves into a
vapor more powerful than steam, and
considerably more economical Its
proposed by this new invention to rcvo-
lutionize the world, and turn machinery.
topsy;turyy. Steam will be a. .thina. of
the past, and the wonderful power of
this new creation will supply NIL the
needs of man for tho uses to which steam
Is now applied. just what this ynpor is,
and how it is made. the tliscoverer re-
fuses to- make plain OF divulge his hid
den secret, until he has letters patent
taken ont in all the countries of the globe
which iss,ie patent rights. This service
alone will cost about $50, 900, and win
not be completed until three or four
months hence. Mf. X. is very reticent on
the subject of. his discovery; and re-
ferred your correspondent to- his ntt6rl
ncy, Charles B. Collier, Esq TheInttef
gentleman sdd that private view of the
working of the motor, had been nilde on
theH 10th of November, 1874. before m
number of capitalists and that ONLY
three weeks since, another exhibition
had been 81ven before n number of gem
tleinen from the New Englnnd States
The lntter were SO veil pleased With the
modus operundh and bciicvea So firmly
III the ultimate supersedure Of steam by
the new power, that they formed IL stock
com pnny, aulpurohased the patent right
for the six; New England States.
Mr.. Heeley claims that tliis hbpnrat ,fs
will gen cold vapofa from Water nv
mechanical Appliances, without the use
OF chemicals. The water usc,l Is corn
mon river, spring or we'll water, and
does not Undergo any pfevious prepnra-
ton, a. rubber hose ifoM an iordinAry'
hJdrant to thetgenetator Being used as K
means of conveying the liquid. The
pee uliarity of this vapor is that is can be
used to the best advantage at pressure
OF from, 2O,O0O TO 10000 pounds to The
square inch. TO the mechanicHl mind
this seems impossible. Yet such is the
claim OF MIR. Koeley, and it! has been
attested that 'suohi is the fact by gentle.
pen who, are held to be mechanical ex.
f'erts of the highest grade "a; 'i' g
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The. naan who Killed moro negroes
during the war thnhsn other man was
loyal Union soldier, oneof two brothers
belonging to n Michigan regiment. At
Yorktown, negro sharp-shooter in the
service of the Confederacy, perched ii, a
tree, picked off one of the brothers, .nnd,
though the negro wns discovered n few
miniltes. later and shot byithe Mithitnn
boys. tho surviving brother swore e3tcir-
nal vengeance upon the entire negro
race, anil from that hour devoted him
self to it's e1tstnination Thel exact
number Of negroes put ont of the way by
tlis IMAM would be astonishing it could
be known, and he wasi never once de-
footed int his n1rrderous work by nny
one who cared to report him. Three Of
his sable victims found a.grave in the
Ohio, and the soil of-elsssic Jeffersonyille
drank the blood of others, but he one
rated wherever his regiment happened
to be. stationed, silently and effectually
putting the objects of his hatred out Of
the way as often as an opportunity
offered. lie has never been punished.
nd-may-esen-yet~be be e-earfyinR~rsattfs
stnS%s sc Yane,nnn of yeasssAes s hs.res3lssd upon
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