Morning journal and courier., 1880-03-26

1 fact, that while something is done in the pri
 mary schools to teach the names of color
 very little is done to test the deficiencies o | the boys.
 | One of the latest bulletins of the Nihilis
 Executive Committee was addressed to the
 Ozarewitoh. 'sWe demand it read, ''the ab dication of the Czar; constitutional Gov ernment; the immediate dismissal of thy fathers creatures and hangmen from all the State, military and court employments, and the release of all who have been banished to Siberia for ether than common crimes. Then thou and Russia will have peace" The Rus
 sian uneducated classes are becoming greatly excited against the educated. As disturbances directed against the students and Nihilists are apprehended, the Dictator is receiving many letters and deputations offering support to destroy the Nihilists. He is, however, in clined to grant certain rslaxations to non Nihilists, and he has asked the deputations representing different classes of inhabitants to support him in the difficult task of pacify- ing society. He requested representatives of the press to defend ths cause of order, and said: ''Gentlemen, svory liberty will be granted to good subjects, but bad ones are doomed"
 Kselsy, the motor man, is so confident that hs has succeeded that he will, he declares, staks all he has in the world on the results to be accomplished by him and his machine in the next three months. The vibratory en- zine he has complsted occupies space of about four feet square. All the machinery is contained in cylinder which resembles an ordinary drum. Through this runs double shaft, one revolving in sleeve. It is upon this shaft that the difficulty at present exists. ''The negative and positive notions are nearly equal, and Mir. Keeley Is engaged in ''the grad uation of these so as to cause them to harmo- nizs-" When he eccomplishes this, which he says Is tedious operation, then the Keeley motor will be completed. A private exhibi- ton of the machine is thus described by correspondent of the New York Times Two small keys were turned, and immediately the shaft, containing an 18-inch wheel, began to rsvolve. There is no fy-whesl to the engine, only the one to which the pulley is attached direct. This moves at the rate of about 25
 
 that is all that Is necessary, as the shafting may be geared to run machinery to any speed required. The wheel moved, that is certain, and it's revolutions were steady and regular. As to the power which it had, a rope of great strength was tied to stout beam overhead and to the shaft of the engine. This rope was snapped in twain, and the revolutions did not vary in the least Tha Eaw generator is also curiosity. It occupies 8 space about 6 feet in length, 10 in width, and height of 5 feet. There are numerous small pipes, of mysterious appearance of the thickness Of wire. bored to the fineness of Q cam brio needle One of these leads from the gen orator to the engine, and it is claimed that all the power is secured through this medium, and the regularity of motion secured by the vibratory apparatus contained inside the drum cylinder. People who expect to learn all about the engine, generator, and the secrets of the thing, will probably be discouraged when they take into their minds what Mir. Keeley says After have secured my letters patent it will require at least year of lectur ing to demonstrate the secret of this generator and engine" remarked MT. keeley. "The apparatus will be in use some twenty years before the thing Is fully understood" The first public experiment. will be the running of circular saw, three feet In diameter, at 2, 300 revolutions per minute. Five drops of water will be used and ten cords of wood sawed. This Is to occur somewhere about July l, which is considered better date than April l.