Indianapolis News, Indianapolis, Marion County, 31 March 1870 — Page 2

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THE EVENING NEWS. TBfRSDAT, MARCH >1, 1870.

A m»fATcp from Londoa oaf* that John Bright will aoon resign bio place In the Cabinet. The newt to not unexpected. Mr. Bright baa been oat of place in the Cabinet, and tbe wonder is that be has remained so long as be has. ' laatrweUM to A Washington dispatch says that an important letter will aoon be sent to the Asaiatant Assessor* throughoutt tbe country concerning tbe manner of conducting them tel res, personally m well mm offlcially^in making their menta of the public'* liabilitiea to the gorernment. Tbe !>pp*rtment recognize* that the people of this coantry demand that the officials whose duty requires an inreatigation of private business affairs shall make tbeir inquiries in no spirit but that of courtesy and proper respect. Wlaalpeg Agaia. Tbe Saglisb gqrernment doea not intend to give up Winnipeg without a struggle. Its ralue is appreciated, but eren if it was not, tbe Bnglish can nerer be bullied or forced into giring up their possessions without n fight. They may be persuaded, but never driven, which is a trait of character to be admired in these dsys of weak back bones. London papers state that aa expedition of one thousand men, with a steel battery, i* paapasiag'to repress the revolt ia tbe.Bed Riv«c country.1 be we may expect lively times ameag the Winnipeg#?™ soon. laereaa* af Mall gorvlee. The Senate Postal Committee recommend increasing tbe China asait service by giving the steamship company one million dollars a year instead of $500,000, two trips to be made each month instead of one.’ The Springfield Republican says: There will be general approval of any reasonable means that may be used to increase our trade and acquaintance with China and Japan, and perhaps the time has folly come for doubling the steamship service between San Francisco and the far Kast. But isn't it rather rough to attempt tbe Celestials here by these increased facilities of travel and communication with home, and then allow them to be abused as shamefully as they still are in many places on tbe Pacific coast?

/ »*^* •u ,Ar r -i Frsai a report recently published it appear* that in ISTl the K«rth Gecmaa CvuMerrtio* will have aaarmy of2K,TM meu, tMI2 oAcers. uou-

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Secretary Boutwoll has directed ths Asristant Trraaurer at Jtev Voek to aoll *S,0SB^W> of paid sad purrhsss WJMMjm uorth of bonds, on amount of the Anting fund, during the month of April, and ia addition thereto, tupurehuoo tM*MW worth of bonds far the special fund, mating to oil a oaie of «2,WM*of goMaadapusehaoeof »«,seM» worth of bonds for the menth of April—equivalent to throwing fs,000,000 of gold into the market. 7 The Mai coot of too going monitors was tl4,iS4,sa; M; the total coot of harbor and river monitor* was tMTAllS S3; the eost of light draft monitors was fllAOOJM 53, sod the coot of river iron-clods woo fSSS,133 SI, making the total coot of iron-clad rente!* far tbe nary. **■',.V71.064 11. Four of the monitors uv now reported as in rommlsrioo, 39 are reported in good condition, four are on tbe stocks, two require repairs, and one is incomplete. At a meeting of tbe Polytechnic Branch of tbe American Institute, one Mr. Montgomery said tbe time had come when a decision must be made practically between high and low pressure stemm boilers. He bad been on steamboats on tbe Mississippi where, on tbe high pressure, they carried as much as faur hundred and fifty pounds. Boiler*, if they were properly constructed, would stand any reasonable pressure. On tbe Alabama River tbe Captain on tbe high pressure system carried five hundred pounds. Tbe result was that his boat was Mown to atoms, and slaty lives were loot. Still it woo mid by some that tbe higher tbe premure tbe less tbe danger, if tbe boiler is properly constructed with, sound materials. Another gentleman, Mr. Emery, undertook to demonstrate the waste there is ia operating on tbe high pressure system. By means of mathematical calculations on tbe blackboard be showed that In any event there was only seven per cent, difference between high and low prawnre, and that this aeven per cent, gain in high premnre 1* more than counter balanced In the waste of fuel, and tbe strain on tbe boiler. Tbe true mean, he said, of pressure might be taken at eighty pounds as tbe mtaimam and one hundred pounds as tbe maximum. Nothing could be gained by carrying the pressure beyond one hundred pounds. TM« laipwrtaace of Learning a Trade. Why h it that there u such a repugnance on tbe part of parents to potting their sona to a trade? A skilled mechanic is an independent man. Go where he will, his craft will bring him support. He need ask favors of none. He has, literally, his foriune in his own hands. Yet foolish parents, ambitious that their sons should “rise iu the world,’’as they say, are more willing that they should study for a profession, with tbe chances of even moderate success heavily against them, or run the risk of spending their manhood in the ignoble task of retailing dry goods or of toiling laboriously at the accountant’s desk, than learn a trade which would bring them

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Daylight moraAvy wAtamsHw 4V*

When tbw public eye is in bed.

“My am can't dance," same body said,

“For never a laaaaw took bo—’’

But he daoc-d fast nl^bt when you were in bsd. And Twilight was there to are. * Yon may eatt it dan ring or not, aa yon fad. Though far half aa hour or mare, He daaeed «r “jigged” a “taagtofimt red,”

In frnntef my ofltedoor.

“My son can't atag,” aoaaobody swears.

But be sung last Bight, I kaow, Aa rough a aong as demon dares To ring in the regions boiow.

*3 expressed ia a published card, that.

. . Lkf?** of Mayor for a l / * f period pf tftae, *4^ **|**#t

' a Jower grade at pwoent.’

ihiMi^pme m donTTbut

Well, may be be don't, but them.

That he acts very much like one who drinks.

Can be proved by s hundred men.

Yes, something was tight —yes, drunk —last

night.

So drunk he could hardly crawl— Perhaps 'twas tbe brim of a brimless hat. That I found by my garden wall. So, for fear I am wrong and somebody's right, My hasty words I recall. And say that tbe thing 1 saw Inst night Was nobody’s son—that’s nil.

Cieor*o H. Tfeonano. a TRiBcrn. [Prom the Cincinnati Commercial.) His sword is unsullied with rustings of shame; His soul ia unsullied with rustings of gain; For the form that sprang quick to the front of the fray Sent back to tbeir owners the trappings of elay. And not oft such a treasure fame's scroll doth ea fold, For be fought but for glory, and trod on tbe gold. Baa Bor.

“SCBAFS.*

Th« Affoay Ended. The President iuued his proclamation, announcing the full ratification of the fifteenth Amendment, yesterday afternoon, sending it, with a message, to Congrefia, in which he talks very sensibly. The votes of both Indiana and New York are counted In, which is to be regretted, for even if it docs not give serious trouble, in thifl instance it establishes a very bad precedent, and leaveajpt doubtful whether the amendment has really been ratified or not. W e do not believe the Legislature of New York had any power to repeal its action, but the legality of the Indiana vote is so questionable that it would have been better to have closed the door to all disputing by not counting it at all. The anxiety to make sure of the Connecticut election, which has been at the bottom ot this haste, (s to be deplored,- and may give serious trouble In the future. But at any rate, the negro ha* his vete, and will be likely to keep it. How it will affect the country remains to be seen, and in the mean time we are ready for the sixteenth amendment. When we've tried universal suffrage for a few years, and have succeeded about as well as they have in San Domingo or Hayti, perhaps Some onl* can be found bold enough to advocate a suffrage baaed upon intelligence, or still better, if combined with the fundamental principle reversed, “Norepresentation without taxation.'*. A bon Ben Adhem Reanrrerted. Theodore Tilton, the sweet, gushing Theodore, the earnest, long-haired javelin-tonguod humanitarian Tilton has got another mission. Theodore's last mission was to enfranchise the man and brother. He fought nobly. With compact phalanxes of graceful periods he charged upon the enemy in all the granduer and power lent by double leaded columns Strive without ceasing, was bis motto, and he fought until the enemy was routed, and the negro had a vote in every part of tbe land. He fulfilled hit mission. Our sparkling, enthusiastic, go-ahead and eminently practical friend Tilton was then oat ot business. He looked around and saw in the woman's movement, with which he had for years coyly played, another opportunity to display his love for bis fellow men. He embraced it with all the earnestness of purpose, for which he is remarkable, and has gone to work in a busi-ness-like way, which should make blessed Susan B. Anthony of maidenly sanctity blush . ; and Mrs. Stanton wish she had sooner found a coandjutor with more common sense than Parker Pilbhury or the second Saint Patrick, George Francis Train. Mr. Tilton has issued a card in which he announces that he has been-* oommUsioned to procure the name and address of every person in the United States who takes a friendly interest in woman's rights. All such believers are to be registered ostensibly, Theodore says, to know to whom to send important documents relating to the rouse. Theodore is wily, but he can't make us believe that. It is his smart way of getting up a black list. He intends to find out tbe opponents of woman suffrage, and then be intends to spring a trap upon them, to convert them if it requires the use of fire and sword. A ghastly thought suggests itself; that perhaps be ia going to send copies of the Independent to the unbelieving, hot he could hardly be so cruel. He will do something, though, and we warn people in time. Beware of him. Don't send your names to him, or let anybody dps do it. If you do, be an ardent ^ ! smfiSragist, an intense advocate of Theodore's c side, and he mny let you off easily.

manly strength, health and independence. In point of fact, the method they choose is the one least likely to achieve the advancement

pply of candidates for poboys,” dry goods clerks

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aimed at; for the supply of candidates for sitions as “errand boys,',’ dry goods clerks, and kindred occupations is notoriously overstocked, while, on the other band, the demand for really skilled mechanics, of every description, is as notoriously beyond the supply. The crying need of this country to-day is for skilled labor; and that father who neglects to provide his son with a nsefnl trade, and to see that be thoroughly masters it, does him a grievous wrong, and runs the risk of helping, by go much, to increase tbe stock ot idle' and dependent, if not vicious membereof soci-

ety.

It is stated in the report of the Prison Association, lately issued, that of 14,596 prisoners confined in the penitentiaries ot thirty States, in 186", seventy-seven per cent., or over 10,000 of tbe number, had uever learned a trade. The fact conveys a lesson of profound interest to those who have in charge the training of boys, aud girls too, for the active duties of

life.

The widow of Dr. Parkman, whom Webster murdered, hoe been chosen a director of the Koatotf Horticultural School for Women.

Conceited Punple. Minerva threw away the flute, when she tound that it puffed up her cheeks; but if we cast away tbe flute now-a-days, it is that we may take a larger instrument of puffing, by becoming our own trumpeters. Kmpty minds are the most prone to soar above their proper sphere, like |>aper kites, which are kept aloft by their own lightness; while those that are better stored are prone to humility, like heavily laden vessels, of which we see the less the more richly and deeply they are freighted. The corn bends itself downward when its ears are tilled, but when the heads of tbe conceited are filled with self-admiration, they only lift them uphigher. Perhaps it is a benevolent provision of Providence that we sboeld possess in fancy those good qualities which are held from us in reality; for if we did not occasionally mink well of ourselves, we should be more apt to think ill of others. It must be seonfessed that the conceited and tbe vain have a light and pleasant duty to perform, since they have but one to please, and in that object they seldom tail. Self-love, moreover, is the only love not liable to the pangs of jealousy. Pity*! that a quick perception of our own deserts generally blinds us to the merits of others: that we should see more than all the world in the former instance, and less in the latter! In one respect, conceited people show a degree of discernment for which they deserve credit —they soon become tired of tbeir own com-

pany.

Love Maid Danger. A lover has discovered to his cost that a pair of shetis are not long enough to effect a safe descent from a window on the fourth floor. August C. suspected his wife of too great partiality for a professor of the dramatic art who rejoiced in the name of Hector. Auguste watched the house and saw Hector enter. He shortly afterwards knocked at his own door, which, however, remained hermetically closed. ‘‘Open, in the name of the law!’’ shouted the jealous husband in a function arv tone of voice. Tbe door was opened, he rushed in searching vainly for any living soul bat that of his better half. He was about to retire crestfallen, when he heswd terrific cries outside the window. Hector was dangling at the end of two sheets which reached only to the second floor; he was screaming for'assistance and twisting round and round like a chicken on a bottle jack. The injured husband took him down, pitched into him and dragged him off to the police station. He, however, made hit escape en route. Strange as it mar appear in tots reckless city, the appropriation of other persons wive* is not allowed by law.—[Paris Letter.

ASer«ttta*eirltMg*«4 twfeelwwkeri at.

Wednesdav morning a girl waremployed scrubbing the high steps leading to the front door of a beautiful mansion on Ricoir hill, when a foppishly arrayed follow passed along. Then he stopped, and looked as if he wanted to speak to the Colleen. She saw his movements, but kept on with her brush and rags. Tbe fine young fellow came closer and closer, and stood, like one entranced. The girl’s face grew pale with indignation, bat she made no demonstration till she got down to abont the fourth step from the ground, when she suddenly seised the backet of filthy mop water, aad turning, dashed its contents foil into his face and over his person. His “shoo fly** necktie dropped instantly: his figured vest and fine linen shirt-bosom took the color of brick dost:

h^cutty'loriKS mu^bSrdl He gasped for breath, shuddered, and scoOj tbe muddy water ©at of his even, and ran over the bridge of sighs oat of sight The girl ran into the boose, reported progress, and asked further time to finish her work.—[San Fran-

cisco Bulletin.

A case‘of pickles—a family jar. Leavenworth says it has more “Colonels” than private citizens. Strings of small silver bells are worn around the neck by Paris ladies. A Memphis mechanic is going to walk all the way to Phtfadelphia. Though store rents have given way in New York, house reals are about the same as last

year.

A New York paper says that not one pound in ten of the honey sold in that city ever knew

a bee.

“How to prevent boys playing marbles for keeps?" is a question which greatly agitates Illinois. Jet jewelry mixed with gold, (real and not imitation,) is now en regie for all full dress occasions. The National Base-Ball Club of Washington have decided not to play any professionals this season. Judge Busteed is seriously ill at Montgomery, Alabama. General Julius C. Webber, just appointed Mayor of Vicksburg, was formerly a resident of Niles, Michigan. . 17 . Garibaldi’s new novel, called the “Rule of the Monk,” promises to create a great sensation here and abroad. A recent English critic says Cooper’s novels delight boys more than nine-tenths of the l>ooks expressly written for them. Two years ago Collector Bailey that was—was offered a certified check for $1,000,000 if he would resign kU office, and be declined. The King of Prussia has given 300,000 thalers for the purpose of establishing a Mutual Assurance Society for officers of tbe army and

navy.

Tbe man who allot General Asbley, of the Black Horse (Con federatefCavalry,» blacking boots in Vallejo, California. He is very black himself. ^ • James Gordon Bennett, Jr., sails this week for England to make arrangements for the great ocean race between the Dauntless and

Cambria.

The first number of the Mystery of Edwin Drood, by Charles Dickens, will appear in Loadon to-day, and will be completed in

twelve numbers.

The new fashioned parasols are so large that only one lady can pass under an awning at a time. They have the appearance of perambu-

lating sky-light?.

Prince Arthur proposes to visit California and then go home. He will probably want to do so—for flunkies are scarce west of the

Rocky Mountains.

An Omaha school; teacher gets mad aad challenges an enemy to “meat" him with “short gunn." A carving-knife is the prOper

The Saratogian economises labor and makes

“fet" for the printer*, thn*:

1 “If yon belong to Gideon s bond

Here’s our heart and here's our hand. An autograph of George Washington sold the other day in New York for $18 90. The Detroit Tribune says that Washingtoa’s autographs are higher now than they were a few months ago, as the man who makes them has been in jail at'Philadelphia ever since Octo-

ber.

▲ reunion of the Brown family recently took place ia Orwell, Vermont, nt the old homestead, now ownad by Mr. John Brown. Nine of twelve children are still living, and eight were present. They were seated at the •upper table according to their ages, as follows; 78, 72, 68, 66, 64, 63, GO. One of the hotels in San Francisco received a letter a few days ago, from a prominent citizen of Nevada, requesting them to secure for him a room, t *for,” says he, “1 am to be married to-day, and will be down with my 'sage ben' to occupy it, unless she ‘goes back on me 1 before we can get there. At all events, secure the room for me.” Saida-ha, a Persian, has given a magnificent ball at Paris. His lounges were revered with cashmeres embroidered with gold, which be gave way to the departing guest*. One “lady/’ not caring for cashmere, took away a Persian carpet. Supper was served under a gilded trellis, bearing ripe gropes, peaches and cherries. Tbe entertainment rest more than $20,000. A ghofif drove an entfrsTimHy tumultuously from abditeflfi Offifegb,*"' HIM York, at a late hour ou Saturday night. ; After, A while tbeir excitement mas aUajred, nod ea investigation they found that ■ cow, en a foraging raid, had made her way into a tOnf kitchen, and insetted her bend into mi empty floii^ barrel. The barrel became fastened on her horns, and, unab'.a to escape the incumbranre, the terrified animal commenced i frantic rampage about the apartment, with the result above described.

QBKAT^WmOCTBJgrAB. aois sUeet, sue equal* Berth of Batea

Coixsieetle** Election. The election in Connecticut takes . place next Monday. Tbe following are tbe tickets which have been pat ia nominatiop :, Republican. Democratic. Governor ..Marshall Jewell. James E. English. Lieut.Gov Morris Tjler. Julius Hotchkiss. Sec’j of State..Hiram Appleman. Tho*. M. Waller. Treasurer David P. Nichols. Chae. M. Pond. Controller Astuee Meaning. Seth 8. Logan. In addition to the above, a new Legithttnre is to be chosen, to consist of twenty-one Senators and two hundred and thirty-eight members of the Lower House. The present Senate consists of fourteen Republicans and seven Democrats. The State administration is Republican, having been elected last year by majorities ranging from 411 oa Governor to 2,300 on other candidates.

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thing to “meat such a calf with. There is some talk ia Londoa of starting a great international financial paper. Tbe capital is fixed at £2p0,060v half of which is said to have been already subscribed. The object of the scheme is to lull the Times. Gov. Gearj, in the qoupe of soaae remarks at a Temperance Jubilee in Philadelphia on Friday last, stated tfott out of 3^000 applications made to him for pardons, ninety-five per cent of the crimes could he directly traced to

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Mrs. Burlingame and family are in Gotha, Germany. They will go to Paris very soon. Mr. Edward L. Burlingame will accompany his father s remains to this country, leaving Hamburg in the Silesia on tbe «th of next month. ' The gauge of tbe Londoa street railways is four feet eight inches, and tbe charge for fare is two cents per mile. The cars are made to convey twenty-right passengers on the outride aad twenty-two inside, aad are very elegant. We are informed that “watches, jewelry, and other necessaries of life can be bought in New York twenty-five per cent, cheaper than a year ago,” a circumstance which, our informant continues, “will prevent mack suffering among the poor.” There is no doubt that women will assert their prerogative mace freely if encouraged by some public recognition of the same. In Park, where wine shops are devoted to the exclnaive use of the sex, female tippling ia becoming quite common.

STOVES. MUNSON & JOHNSTON, . - Wholesale and Betail Dealers in HEATDTG, PABLOS AST) C00KI5G Stoves, And Manufacture of Galvanized Ison Cornice, Tin, Sheet Iron and Copper Ware. SZL^TZE IBOOIFIEIEiSNo. 62, Pint Door £. of Odd Fellows’ Hall. INDIANAPOLIS. ^ ,/ nur24-2v.

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