Titusville Morning Herald, The (Newspaper) - January 28, 1873, Titusville, Pennsylvania and nil business should be Editorial Communications should bu addressed to 11. O. rates on application or at the printing with of the Daily bv Carrier I 2 per 10 00 of Weekly Per 00 r. 11. unit Suow and fruit wine unil sleets ami in Minium r and Winter thoir AV As they run HI turn HJ I -S i from the it R ii of 13ia in I the y of one into tho of the The of ji in event the Wall ui srs anil lo the lie i ten met thai ami that it liinl thr of Unit it luul been in- in much to the The MM of mill il I 1 an innocent old who u led on to full the slow several times in tbf I often spoken in of ol hope nol to 1-e thU evening re- to 1 rn The to Very h ml the HI li r poet ol 111 the 1 in a ever tint of which in the ot i of nl were hack 10 trail the thoughts v. lueli i h. d in that a it if n a of the and how n it in to I'M I that in dis- i pit of v. old and and base pel i lied h It- t h u i I A tiie times in In d mil li ill and it an in- in a lie i ote in ahil beyond hi iv of r he n i in our f for iv pi of U iu as lniH ii a a e a to 11 u e. man Butler 1 in he tin -N out one v and iii ti but he ii infinitely e yau a hin e io read i 111 ot I- 1! 1 r h i lint he aUo ull i. r I n i- i and fuv I e in oil I i. 1 1 ihe 01 u v i ith the t mild with Itie et he the lii 1 1 ell tin i MI i In ji mi in i; ith the v urd i il i v and i found the tit oi ihi i i 1: d n he found nut in Ml lin i had in v il wa of ol his to eavern i of of U of the and that burrows iu t In- 1 it i II the n older of Mt. the 1 e vi role down 0 i t ru I. 4! I n iii I 4-ri.l Iti r i ii i i the ot the ami there is not does not interest lint in Ins poems it r and Allowed that not 1-4 in the Iho ot that dnl not pi reels ed in form of ov vi hi t hi l it on the lli or w tlie or sw the v. li v il- in the to I iu of MW the mind they were to d' and he of them inv to onr we 1'i.m lo in the of 1 in. in lie opened his 1 VIM on li i I he mil of t Y A el ti 1 port 1 i 1 i er w hero the roi in the ee water at low a nd an current 11 in mio u i nt ip e ill. d 1. v. ID e i with t it it a-i il is a l il by mote i in eth i in it l ill veil t of lleU Ibe to ii or roil i u pi in il to rut keel of are of ol I at i iN emu re lire an j i i but it i hi she tunnels c been d d I I he holid of k I he bed of i s l er- o d .in A and an at t i v. ill he at t laN and pro an op- at a- v. 01 on in Ihe ship ai doi 1; and flic pros j 1 1, 1-411 on in ins mlei l ions of I. th il nol to ob- in our i it are one ferry that 4 1'ro'ii Is the other by Harlem Irom rullon I lie i i m rin live a ot ssith the inti re thai i lain ol of lidle laid up loi black trow of the bin like i v hen fiom ssith noisy M the larger Uit the of the with d to the of great thul to them and of which is to sivo and make thorn leap and when tho tremendous explosion takes place in thoir Tho Ibo of U. S. to clear of tho Kust River at Hurl Gato of Iho that have ao long ita nml widen mud tho thai the shins ean Island and aave n of 100 miles over routo vin Tho work Ima boon in operation for throe and it is that it will require eighteen 1ST O X O 1ST S VOL. NO. 188. JANUARY 28, 1873. WHOLE NO. 3045. more lo the A ot tiro em- ployed from 8 o'clock p. they are relieved by nro about eighteen in who until An 1UO loci in mid in been out of tho solid H IVom tho u which lum built on hounds tho and which U obtained at a littlo shanty u lew steps of curiosity lit Hurl unil with the rumbling tho groat blasts which aro making a tor tho blasted of our human when in that to do us old did From thf propped mine named some man of our They radiate from the anil niv driven through thu bed of rock lo the tance of one tunnel with another are which leave only rock standing in pillars iii shall roof are in the rock the bed of tho river ten iu strongly marked Hue of in this wall of is u of its the to distance through it is place there will iio a in tho of Kueli tunnel worked by which n way into the ruck with pound bore through f seven feet in seven a half There urn certain hours blasts to tuke and to bo with the c to prevent i hindrance to The of ii Si und slimy the aud are laid on their ninthly and with anil their i the only to dank and is nut and not invite a sojourn in A in the shaft at the tune of a and its i a call dark the miners lo gather in a place of They leaning cm their spittle ith in more like in rubber than living me n. The thunder report that ami the stony and is thrown from une hack and terror creeps over mind that tho rocks and wilier nud nro all and thai it would be nit i- t hem uth I Two the is the by and hoisted from the bottom of the shall by eil basket from the bottom of pit to t ho and the of rock into Initie piles which are carried Some the mens of thesis ale very aud of the a distance to remove ninny of the only number to the will be drilled tilled with sive and The wilt then be removed and water mitted to At the appointed time the in each pillar will bo ignited by and Ihe roof of 1-01 k to The shaft bin three the Its entrance is by a u The that have been at the works aro and in the machinery in use for The drill place of the diamond as it Creator iu tho Both machines can si en The and of tiie aro very anil visitors th A i lo in 4'niitj. of tho In spite of all the repeatedly made bv the Spanish Ministry to the of nnd the do not in thiw that it takes the proper Inwards Once in a while laws may by the Cortes on ed in with and n. u compromise with tho volunteers that they will nut lie will Vi be a in this The papers in this city boldly continue advert us and one year who are muter the law the in and here in all human in the ou or after October HiK let n-s bear that such not tie published in fi Cuban paper without a previously from Ihe colonial in every -e no end to slavery in It must he really wonderful for people to see how the Spanish manages matters in Your readers will iu 1S70, the Cortos Bussed what was called a pre- paratory law for the abolition of slavery in That law State to hold freedom to all il held as at the Jt well known on tho other hand that Hie absolutely abolished article of their political constitution promulgated on April by thoir representatives in Iho Spanish is at the present lime for negroes lit longed to and therefore they ft may be said Unit these to insurgents belong DOW to Hut neither these by their real owners to eon located when they wero liberated before the nor the the prohibition of is to hold and only t he holders sell e must con- clude that in whatever we may look mi the the is fiee men and free History us that in t Iio of the of Mexico and South by the under and were used for the hunting of the poor Indians in the woods which the did not dare to Now in the nineteenth century the nor of in the who lire unusually at I he ent time in tho is about lo revive the old practice of tho s by several of these beasts a runaway slaves in the It Unit the in- white or are the objects of his the dogs are not ly to ho of to the worthy governor of H Spanish being hemmed in on all sides by the will have to the beasts food to the tig rison of the hundred hounds wero in the ment ahout two years when Iho dogs were cut down with the The Spaniards of the present not to seo the between the ignorant Indians of tho times of and tho Cuban patriots of who nre trying to their right to political 1.0--ION- IS niE meeting of the colored people in Xew York about slavery in this country as published in the American made u impression in the minds of the ish agents Hid when tho news ar- rived at Havana that another like meeting ID hold in the Spaniards iii this Island were terrified at the idea of tho North being to move in the They assert that if the old is is it is not more so than ton is the United they the revolution for American leaders of Sam Adanis and John two being tho only exceptions in the general of 111., nnd their now tho Union pretensions of the The Spaniards hero that tho North up its mind to favor tho abolition of in had better give it on Hi impatient above was held in cheek about when at last ita 1'orco no longer bo and about C o'clock Iho sharp reports following in quick warned every one that at Those on tho and they not few in and ing either side of Iho alter tho labors of tho made for tho amid shrieks and lor tin they measured with n glanco tho that lay between thorn nnd and felt treacherous trembling of tho glassy beneath which thrilled to the heart those who stood in on the Tho deepening gloom almost hid the imperilled ones nnd tho con- was felt that only a miracle rouhl suvo It and it to that all reached tiie shore in the body from above came crashing the broad mill solid expanse ot ico between tho two bridges giving way before it like an lingo of the being hurled high m the air only full in The as viewed from the now was a wild and thrilling rendered doubly appalling by Use and the shrieking ing sounds continually issuing from the almost deluded one in tho belief Hint they the death of some poor wretches being whirled At this of the mnl us the ice below the bridge was giving it became evident to the ou tho docks that wore hurrying across LO this they the ice on which they Were commenced to and tho seething current bore to seemed ttim Their and eries for help wero while tho fearful that might ho ground to death before aid bo rendered made every one Persons on the dock hurried from point to where it win possible that aid might bo extended but they were swept The cake of ice on which they wero was being fast ground but during terrible ride the women did not lose their presence of and were ready to tuke the of escape from the ilous position which This occurred at the foot of where the cake of ice near to tho dock tor their rescue bv person i who wero there watching Iho They proved to bo o sisters named mid they they MIW no ers on the ice. A intin named who had In en PL woi I. in Hath dm ing Ihe had n being on way homo to this when kv com- to His attracted the attention of the men on tho upper bi who let down a line a lie be- which ho drawn up tint of All K il recent from the jail in thul i its iu follows the rear of the mule wing extra cell used us n This with Iho by a very which was ally kept At tho other end of icH was a very the bars being an inch anil it half in placed less than four inches of ihc cell is with the and tho window U but two or three feet Through this window tho prisoners had through the upper cud of the centre iron bar with instrument of finely tempered and perfect in its tion that it through tho inch and a half of iron ns if it had been so much ing the end when cut off as smooth as il it had been polished ou mi emery The lower end of bar imbedded three inches iu tho stone sill ot the A place hud been cut a chisel in this ni deep ns the lower und of the so that il could bo pulled out di- tho top was cut When tins bar was removed it left an seven and n half by twelve nnd a half longest way being the perpendicular Outside this a wire but tins was broken through without this littlo tho er i must crawled Lead it was undoubtedly a tight squeeze for one or two of who happen to bo stalwart stout Some shirt buttons found ou the snow under the window evince the that had to strain and a prisoners then went to tho rear where there was a pile of or with probably throe or four 1'er.t in In tho in the centre of the yard they found a short This they placed on tho heap nml then the top of the ladder was within five or six feet of the top of the rear Standing the ladder they could easily or tim stone and then to hunt self up is a trifling tusk when it the step next to on the top of the Iho trouble lo got flown on the it some twenty feet To jump would entail at least u broken But they got over this difficulty by strips n brown ing it and then connecting if al This only some twenty feel aud it required considerable to fasten it to the top of tho which was smooth and no on which to attach tho end of The way they got over this one with idea that some of them at least been in the same position They had fastened to the end of their blanket rope mi old the shape of a This was hooked over the inside edge of the and lima secured hold which nothing could have broken To slide down blanket full of was but si font possible for Ihe simplest over in street they had tho world before aud olV they perhaps encountering the very men who tilled the streets in response to tho alarm had been upon the TLo Journal of describes the breaking up of the iee on evening ns About Female From tho Now Yolk ThU who is ranked critics on it par with Ihe first men in of her if nut in any ami who been honored with tho title of female is extraordinary a nomenon thill every one must bo curious to leurn her antecedents and personal The present particulars nre derived mainly from persons who have had opportunities of knowing the and iu the main have not been published or is of able but in early life she was in the it ii no near relations of any kind Miss Kvans AMIS adopted in life by a gentleman of gave her at This would interred from tiie absence of any account of school life iu her What the nature of tion was nol It is said on one ity that at quite an early period of her life became acquainted with Herbert and her studies were after- ward pursued under his directions and after the principles set forth iu strikingly original essays un Her meeting with Spencer probably did not occur until a later Herbert plun of education made science supremo object of as seen in Ins on of the most while in later especially in Eliot makes con- references to the deep of these allusions are exceptional in her earlier and in their place wo thoughts bearing upon questions of nud rind the known this Miss devoted her early attention to general She became Master of eral including and besides becoming n proficient in music and a student of while she read in tho deepest Her early life was passed iu tho and her novels are with the of English rural nnd no one has drawn pictures of nature or men or women in the country part of Eugland with a finer or firmer hand than It was while acting as governess that she gained her deep and insight into certain phases of English rural scenes which she had de- and there is no doubt that Mrs. Adam the nud tho sketched directly from Dinah copied from a well known Methodist who wont preaching and doing good in the of this precisely us she is ed 11 K. doing in Miss first like those of Sir Walter Scott and was ft translation from the and the circumstance that she chose well-known work by for this und afterwards translated of indicates the tendency of her at that time towards theological subjects She nest contributes several to the early numbers of tho Westminster one of which upon showed tho interest which she took in the life and of tho Italian imd foreshadowed which not published until long Possibly through those she made the acquaint since of Dr. then editor of Westminster ot whose house she iu time im Hero she was brought in contact with many of tho leading minds ot tho English who at once received her ua an and by their and as they also drew tion her Among those with whom she became intimate J. S. and George Henry besides of the first of Tho result of her acquaintance with Mrs. Lewes their ultimate the peculiar of which need net bo repeated llei bert an been found a willing in Mrs. and exerted a powerful upon her tal It is said on good ity UuU it was at bin urgent began to write and it such the the world is mil a little lo Mr. Lewes wisely from inter- fering with the development of bis wife's though he ed it indirectly nol n Tho from Clerical firs I in once drew the tion of thought fill realtors in hailed them an proofs of the of a new literary star of nnd they prepared the way for the after popularity of and Eliot's Inter These latter have been produced at rare aud with great in comparison with the ol composition of other modern Some live years in the winter of the wi Her had i he good to apt nil an in company with of the York who had gathered to meet the of the was making u visit lo the United nnd to The main topic of during the evening was George with whom Mr. well and iu whom all were especially Mr. described as n very plum but with a in oat benevolent ex- pression of She is exceedingly pleasant and genial in and is fairly adored by her Uy of a decidedly religious and U deeply interested in sub- of There very in her and Mr. always reminded him of might expected from her she and is in so i lo be much affected by the Hint nre daily to he with iu the stret She lives a very retired and sees lint Hi lie of her w her who is the brilliant in London she owing to the inability of her line iu bear much which Is the of und nbe is of so her are broad enough to embrace v. of the She is not much in Mr. Morley nnd but little interest in the present reform movement iu Great A gentleman wo pn sent asked Morley if he thought George riage was the t of impulse or deliberately in net was too much opposed lo many of her opinions to have been decided upon with calm Mrs. Lewes M a devoted follower of the and that it only needs tin of sufficient power to promulgate bis views in order to sec tho of a now based upon Her life since her hna riot been principally through ostracism which resulted from her union with Mr. and for n long fihe did not write Morley his with a glowing of woman whom be hud met had ever impressed him lo anything like the extent she had cd to be something her her of An American lady Lewes not long her as having very masculine with strong and posit homely Her is exceedingly womanly and the of sation nnd yet somewhat She complained of being shut out from female and the loss of ii kind of sympathy which nml Hlin highly the ot liuly ov Her married life has been and only drawback that she has been Like the harmonious ding union of Lowell and her mm riago goes fur to disprove the theory two persons of literary talent lire not fit lo mule with each Her of hei i r A of Xot the least noticeable in the re- cent reforms have been in is the ease and with which Ihc classes have to tho which t heir declared to sary lor the good of the Iu some caries they seem even to have led their For it is stated in the that many of the Yeddo whoso habit il was to tho people with mythological and other nu live now of listeners by to them the latest swaps of English and American An which has been issued sit hama lo the the practice of ing the top of the head to bo and tlint tho hair is to be allowed to grow in tho foreign would appear lobe an outgrowth of the popular taste to which Ihe professors of foreign iu all ihe native cities 13 To show how gent rally acceptable was the disestablishment of all religions we limy point to the lit where up lo the time of the downfall of Ihe there no lower than 500 only now re- and probably the formation of eral elective for which GOO members to be during the ent is strictly in accordance with tho will of the The for thing foreign is thus will doubtless help the study of and other Euro- pean at among the but at the col- leges and of which wo so do not seem quite to have com- their that if we may judge trom the wording of the following no- in according lo Ihe Japan was recently up at Yokohama a of two weeks a in a street of was tired on Ids by a It is yet uncertain who was or in nml cnl them in any MATHER In al nml in Ihu views of for nml tbe beat on i T. 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C. uill this paper oil in tho iC CITY FLOUR at tho Wo will pny the Rye antl iu this nml AM linn in Iho KK Tho is our of 5-fl PO per XX 840 XXX 7 XX Flonr (i M Flour IVoin Ml 0 fiO Corn Onti 1 41) per 100 Dis 1 Com 1 130 ISO Corn 140 Host in the cily at 7 cunts per to JOHN la A sort A- co HERALD NEWS B O SXO M A S ol OIL WE'LL Tubing and We would call Iho particular attention of ers and to this maka of anil One of tho important features iu of our Tubing is that tho Lap are perfectly and thereby and great to tho tubing Kaoh joint reamed proved tho sockets a hydraulic of pounds to the inch lore stamped with onr limit 00711J T. 0. Wilson O. News C. V. R. Went Spring street Wray North street I. L. th street South R. R. Trains H. A. Franklin B. Trains P. O. News Pioneer 1', Co 1'ioncer A. W. 0. Shamburg C. C. 0. News Kvans O. H. S. John Triumph A. J. W. O. B Oil City O. Oil City K. O. Sows A. Corry E. News Parkers Landing M. U. News St. 1'iilm... O. 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Oil Creek Pa for anil Brown's AND SA Spring Opposite can AND OF I would invite public attention to my Livery with tho tlint T cmi meet every demand for T AN to and Ironi tho with all will at w 1 have A nnd to 1'nruimls on reason K C ami Frank JACOB Opposite Herald anil in the best nt low dtf WEST END OPPOSITE SPRING Tho now Proprietors of the old Wont End will spare uo to their ket one of the best in the and in- vite of the of PEOPLE'S SAVINGS Liable Collections made at lowest rates and 1'AUSIIAI.L, ALLEGHENY TRUST AND It PA. CAPITAL H IT. i H W. H. Kin D. 1J. 1. 1 W. H. John K. H. A Banking FOR- EIGN ami DOMESTIC COUPONS nnd GOLD Bought nod Hold. on nil the United anil 5-t f H. JIA M. 1 H. ouy and sell Exchange anil Make ami do u General Banking D the old flnn of Luce Corner of and Pa. Office e in. to 6 p. aud In 140S.FrankIlD street by ranted pure Kept con- stantly on for extracting teeth without at tho Dental over Savings FRANK R. W. Q A. AT 1 Second Stewart A AT iu Odd corner of Franklin and Pino Pa. A. A W. AT Office In Chase Stewart's Pa Of AT Office Chatto Stewart Block f A A W. 1'enu'a. F. I WA J. C. New Warren streets Intelligencer 8 Southampton Kofera by to Henry over Second National Pa. c. v. M. Office and No. 09 NEW YORE AL CO. ol Main and Franklin Pa. Bosf of and the Best IS OUK o and We CHEAP BUILDING THE HAMMOND FARM been laid off iu villa Jots the of Franklin and Martin some three or four valley aud which arc now for at Irom gyro to 8500 on easy Apply to C. B. Chase 4. Slewart Pa. Real Estate Agents and Onr liat of Real a ex- toot of territory and great variety of prices and Among onr city property we eao recommend with for which we are Hole aa of the moat valuable aitra in the ctty ol nnd n well adapted for ornamental alao to onr liat Oil Laudn and Oil which some ttue producing tracta of ua and good paid to and we do not our to wake not 14, AND AN REVIEW of ol th. tn Solicited bom of the CHI ud If wd will be liberally paid for Write on only tide of the to Blow C. j. B- COGSWELL SECOND BANK OF IN GOVERNMENT BONDS deposited with holders and SIX PER CENT. on tor will All o. r. M. C. IT. P. T. J. W. U. nnd PA. on all potato hi the United States and Buy and soil Government specie Homo aud Foreign INTEREST ALLOWED on IS U. K. C. Assistant T. Henry C. It. F. A. C. C. 11. PRO D UC E R S AND MANUFACTURERS' OF TIT US VI Buy noil Collect Interest aud d a a Collections 01 all points Iu the Oil c Pro. C. A. V. F. W. Josh mi S. T. O. K. H. ts a Banking Ta allowed ou Foreign and for Agent for tbe and linos of The PA. 1J. I. fl. r. H. K. W. v. W. H. J. Foater bank to bank to tbe each stockholder liable to the fun extent of his AND SIX PEll Intereat allowed on time u in to of all kinds for made and General SHAMBURG SAVINGS PA. H. PERKINS Thia tun branch of the ziH of and la on tbe tamo INTEREST ON TIME A KRAL BACKING ROBERTS CO. SPRING AMERICAN PA. Foreign make ou MI la tbe Oil aud United anil do six allowed ou B. T. and Dealer in Sucker Rods and PATENT IRON RIM SAND PUMP BAND AND BULL for Europe and ORB AT Steamship General Insurance Line of on of tbr aa XM IN SPA PERI
