Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1884-03-02
EASTERN NEWS.
Discovery Of a New and
Remarkable Motor.
THE MOTIVE POWER Is THE
VAPOR OF CARBON.
A Wife Elopes with Her Husbands
Money and a Physician.
A LONG CHAPTER OF CRIMES AT
MATAMoRAS, MEXICO.
Five Widows Sue an Iron and Coal Com
pany for Damages.
HALF or A MANS HEAD CHOPPED OFF
WITH AN AXE.
A LONG CHAPTER OF CRIMES AT
MATAMoRAs, MEXICO.
Five Widows Sue an Iron and Coal Com
pany for Damages.
HALF or A MANS HEAD CHOPPED of
WITH AN AXE.
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ESPECIAL TO THE SENTINEL
CHICAGO, March IAN announcement
is made Of the discovery of a new and
remarkable motor. The new motive
power is the vspor Of carbon. 1t has been
In practical use in driving Q 60-horse
power engine for six months past In the
cement pavement mandatory on West
Forty-sixth street. New York. The dis
coveter of the means Of applying the new
power and the inventor of the machinery
adopted for it is w. s. Calwell, formerly of
Pittsburg, who, it is claimed, has been at
work many years in application of the
same. The material from which the vapor
is generated is ~bisulphide Of carbon, Q dis
covery of the last century. The force and
power OF the vapor in its application far
surpasses that Of steam and its application
and regulation are already under more
perfect control than steam. The inven-
ton and discovery consists in evolv-
ing bisulphide of carbon into a va
por for operating the machinery
by generating heat in the generator, and
transferring it into q vessel containing BIZ
sulphide of carbon. The latent heat of
steam is utilized to convert the bisulphide
pr carbon into vapor, only 118 degrees
oeing necessary 10 produce this vapor. A
prominent engineer of Chicago, giving the
result Of his examination of the new
motor, says: ~ saw a 15-horse power
boiler, with very little fire under il, gener-
ating steam which generated a new motor,
which, in turn, ran an engine Of 60-horse
power"
A syndicate has been formed which con-
trolls the invention and its patents. Capt.
tai stock Of S25, 900, 900, Of which So. 00O,-
900 have already been realized on the
stock. Ex-Gov. Hubbard of Texas and
ex-Collector Baird of Boston are men
toned as being largely interested in the
new motor syndicate.
Eioped with Another Mans wife.
New YORK, March 10. J. Waterberg
kept a hotel in Antwerp, Belgium. His
wife disappeared with some $4,000 francs
and $3.50 worth of diamonds. Franz
Winters q physician at the st. Elizabeth
Hospital, Antwerp, disappeared at the
same time. Waterberg traced the parties
to this city, and found them living to-
66tu6E III dphEblu6utS up tOWu. Lucy
were arrested on the charge of bringing
stolen property into the country. Win
ters was held in SO, 900 bail, and Mrs.
Waterberg was remanded. The prison
officials discussed the subject of the
visitation and the correspondence of the
prisoners, and they were of the unani-
nous opinion that the indiscriminate
visitation of the prisoners, especially in
the workshop, while the prisoners were
employed, was highly Objectionable, and
the utmost privilege that should be
allowed the public was to visit the pris-
oners' cells when they were unoccupied.
and all other visitations should be con-
fined to persons known to be interested in
questions of prison discipline, manage
ment and reform. This did not apply,
however, to friends and relatives Of the
prisoners. The question Of allowing arti-
Giles of furniture to be supplied the pris-
oners by their friends outside was also
discussed, and it was the prevailing
opinion that all prisoners should be treated
alike, and no discrimination made in arti-
Giles furnished to prisoners having money
or influential friends.
Judgment for Plaintiff.
NEW YORK, March LIN the libel suit
Of the Mutual Reserve Fund Life Assooia.
ton against the Spectator Company for
1925. 900. the aggregate amount claimed
on four counts, q demurrer to the complaint
was interposed some time ago, on the
ground that the facts lated in the pub
lished articles did not constitute a cause
of action. Judge Ingraham, in the Su.
preme Court, overruled the demurrer and
ordered Judgment for plaintiff with costs,
with leave to defendants to answer within
20 days on payment OF costs.
!, Atr0ciOus Scenes In Mexico.
CHICAGO, March 1.-Rowell, the muir
derer of Sawyer Bolado, at Mstamorss,
Mex, was executed yesterday.
At Merida, Mex, yesterday, Isaac Nor
ton. a hackman, murdered Signora Man
camilla in his hack for repelling his ad-
vances. In the same place Tobuin Her.
nandez was murdered by his wife and her
lover. His body was thrown into the
river.
Badly Punished.
PIrTsBURa. March 1.-The hard-glove
fight been John Smith of Colorado. and
VIM. Mcdonald Of Liverpool, England,
for q purse of 81. 900, resulted in the de-
feat Of Smith In the fourth round. The
mill lasted IA minutes. Both men were
badly punished.
Found Dead.
JACKSONVILLE. Fla, March 1.-Two
negroes Thursday were camped near the
depot Of New Branford. Yesterday MORN
ing both were discovered dead in camp,
one was shot through the head and the
other terribly matIated. Half Of his
head was chopped off with an axe. No
clue.
A Suit for Damages.
UNIoNrowN. Pa, March IA suit has
been entered against the Connellsville
Iron & Coal Co. by five widows whose
husbands were killed by the recent explo-
sion Of the West Leisening shaft. Dam
ages of SIS, 900 in each case are claimed.