Titusville Herald (Newspaper) - February 14, 1878, Titusville, Pennsylvania and Review 1roui tbo moat reliable j i fEG tbe points of the u ami If used will bo paid for lily acquaintance B Omaha iu September 1SG7 lin i CT x sa E o x TOL XIY NO 204 RUAK Y 141878 reat Father and being fixed up for the winter start but early in the u i tLe That fall I met Mr Stanley ready togo to any in nor endeavor encourages treason in Bokhara and life but a bold fear in criticising men and measures S or civil that won fori him no in reputation present with Hancock iu when the General total de struction of the Indian village of the enues aud worth of property oc curred The burning rf this villago was lowed tbe damage to tbe of the Pacific Railroad and the outrages and barbarities that the Indians afterwards perpetrated It M enough here that the settled Mr Presi pie as subsequent events proved The of Stanley who was an ness when the order was piven together with his accounts of the the cers lead at thu outposts did not tend to give the military a exalted location iu public opinion In the decline of sum mer a Peace Commission composed of Haruey Sherman born Senator Taylor and Tap pan out by the Government to treat with the In dians After proceeding aa high up the as Fort they returned to Omaha in October and Mr Stanley re orders to join the commission as correspondent far th Democrat tile Indians wore agreeable 10 a at Medicine Lodge Creek a branch of the Arkansas 145 from Fort The expedition occupied about sis and your correspondent had daily oppor to become tolerably well acquaint ed with Stanley and form some sort of an estimate of the manner of man he was since he belonged to that sort who carry their hearts on their sleeve and par outspoken in regard to himself In personal appearance he was stout disposed to be thickset his physique not massive nor of that broad shouldered sort tbat would stand a great amount of hardship His hair was black and his eye a sort of indescribable color perhaps a cross between a groy and a eye once seed never to be for from any extraordinary or flash it contained so much as an oddity peculiarly its own One of the correspondents always spoke of his eyes as wolf eyes He wore a slight was most abstemious in his hub and more enthusiasm and in his profession than any person I have ever met He was a mass of vital energy that no amount of ridicule phased no sneer of incredulity daunted that no amount of that no pos of danger or fear of consequences turned aside coupled with an amount of assurance in relating his own that at the time seemed if not oh the brag order at least slightly savoring of Mun His life been a romantic one He entertained us during the long and dreary ride from Fort Ilar ker over the desolate and dreary Kansas prairies as the ambulance wended its way slowly and jolting along the rutty road with tales of his life in Persia and Turkey his robbery anc im prisonment as aspy and his final deliver by the aid of the United States Min ister at Constantinople His memory of adventures was remarkable and when the springs ran dry he had the gash kig luxuriant fountain of a Oriental imagination to draw more facts from He pointed out all the nota ble places along the ford at Fort Zirah where t lie Mexicans were killed and then launched into a tion of mules their peculiarities differ ences and traits of character only their own and the nest moment descanted in strains of boyish admiration over tbe wonderful acting of a Miss Annie Ward at that time playing to the Omaha He was decidedly fund of lady with a sort of frank and boyish admiration refreshing to behold in one so on places and countries and people in dis tant and different dimes At 4 oclock of afternoons he was the first to seek a place to write He was friendly with all the no source of news Of his early J if u he gave no definite in formation said his earliest recollections were of shipboard the pet of tbe captain and favorite of the sailors on ac count of his fearlessness and catlike ac When asked how he come to get into journalism he said tho lin he ever wrote was on account of a nival en gagement that he witnessed from the masthead one of the earlier of the war he sent it to the New York It was accepted published and liberally paid for and Stanley received a flattering leter from Hr Bennett as Stanleys was the only account This so fired the boys ambition that he applied himself to rend ing and study as rigorously aa ho could and the formation of the resolution to and write In furtherance of this plan he must have visited Turkey toward the close of the war for in tbe winter of 1867 be appeared at Jefferson City hired a hall paraded the streets in Turkish tur ban auu garb and advertised a grand lec on Turkish life manners and cus delivered in the costume of the country Missouri were more interested in railroad steal the re peal ofthe Test Oath quality of Bourbon whisky and new modes in draw poker than in the Turkish traveler and Stanleys lecture was not a success At which he made his headquarters aided one of city papers but hid best energies jn studying nnd posting on Indian matters His of labor were immense and he Bever tired nor lost hig I known him after riding all day iu the im balance to tbe entire Wrapped in an overcoat and blanket and on liis knee by the aid of a tallow can dle write the night let ters to different yet on same subjects changing language and so as to be ready for the courier who started at break of day and then trust to the of the ambulance for his nods of repose on the narrow repeat letters and in says time and mean to travel He succeeded in arranging with the York Herald and his subsequent career is known to all the world q c B or lie An eyewitness of the funeral of Greg v e w asto Sva th teet Placed war n defense of the downtrodden Chris tians i shu covers them with teats trans ports them in her ships builds then fortresses directs their digs their trenches plans their campaigns pays their debts applauds them whispers into their ears promises of victory and alliance and through Jier press tribune and diplom acy defends them before indignant Eu rope Turkey is only an automaton ani i mate by the breath and spirit of En gland I Europe wilt do well to consider i actions and principles and recog tnat it is in fact England that is the con stant beie noir of European peace the constant source of discord and suspicion We know not how soon Europe will find this out i as regards Russia England may rest assured that this country has ceased to bu naive or ceremonious toward her now with whom she has to deal She lias a good lesson from J O to cill to the Aat lie Sob in ad ul ior tbg sale of tbu celebrated the so as to n P mortal The corpse was the and n S i the third the lland and tLe eod faCe a such as 1 had seen it b the h K i Tho ce T tot tb e and two as h a as far as the or smelt a chance for another letter The commission was detained longer than was anticipated owing to the delays of the in coining in to sign tbe treaty bat at the cod of October the last of the came in took their govern ment clothing and rations uttered the usual Indian complaints relative to thu white mans ill of go to Washington to sea the by the gate to then retire by the opposite side No ore was admitted in the chapel itself The body was privately interred or more speaking iul iu the church night tbe 6th of June Ths Popes are walled up in a niche over one of the green doors at thu main entrance of St Peter and there remain till tbe space 13 required for of the successor Meanwhile the preparations for a pub lic funeral went on A was erected in the centre of the nave and during high mass was held every this was brilliantly illuminated Within it was an urn or sarcophagus on which was a velvet cushion supporting the Papal tiara over which suspended from blazed one single big flame Over each of the four side En trainas to the catafalque was tbe Greg XVI P JI in large gilt letters On the 13th of June the last public funeral ceremonies took place in presence of an immense from every nation and tribe under the sun filling the vast cathedral to its capacity The services were very long and the hideous TDK catafalque was lighted up nnd incense burned around it Over the main en Trance to if was Greg XVI P M Patii public justi funebri cum The body as above stated had already been committed to its resting place but not its last one there to remain far longer undisturbed than any of its predecessors With the close of this high mass the burial ceremonies of a deceased Pope were concluded and im mediate steps were taken to elect his suc cessor rtn England and undoubtedly will profit by makes Tnf telephone h into use mora rapidly in England than in country of its invention It hia up with great enthusiasm by the English especial Jy since have been made in the of royalty Its practical ia daily established iu a of ways It has been found especially valuable in mines and has been adapted to the divers helmet so that a conversation can ba kept up between the bottom ol the ocean aud dry land Queen Victoria has ordered a1 number of tele phones for House tlie royal resi dence on the Isle of Wight for cation with other points sta of Birmingham have now telephonic connection The London banks are to be I lo their branches iu the same wav ii n XT amie and the has arranged for a telephone to t fie House of Common Its is to be followed by the other leading journals Bit the most important h Tf yw want best diat Lay anv f it Don t of that olten i ba tu yu one 01 tho old reliable at about he ilo pav for I aUo k a ot telegraphic system and Music Books T KOtt OK EiST ol One and acre TIB ru lanil situated 01 le smd F M POSTAL ANNOUNCEMENT TUESDAY JANUARY i 1878 8100 A n open MAlLi i to at 31 to ioo p nt u till E FOil l Pa ao tl 31 7iO of nil I CAU send br on receipt ot order All diu tc to J U fj will al 1 Col fc A L tit vs Oie Producers Torpido Com pany ct m Defendants O IB the BUir in equity ot Colonel E A JL aad Ida 1 Ihe Tor Co ital tlie the It junction lbc of ol Tht tla United To the 1rjauco B Torpedo i r E Gray E L Steley llosa J Ii 0 Kemp E K nesa IL L A Clart Joseph Clearwater and Autustus SC Tinker agents 11 30 Ia MJW VOUK OIL Blood in the D An increase of blood in the brain said Dr William A Hammond in a lecture nfc Cooper Institute recently found to accompany mental action A congested condition of the brain often gives rise to hallucinations A recumbent position will often bring these on and they will disap pear when the person or Doubtless ghosts have been seen in this way Hanging causes a certain de gree of congestion of the brain I dont suppose any of yon have ever been hang ed bat it is tha testimony of those who have been and who were cut down that experienced a very exalted condition of mind This is also true of drowning Standing on the head produces a similar condition An English writer of some note says a fine landscape can bo viewed to better advantage by stooping down and looking back between the A circus tumbler once told me that standing on his head was almost equivalent to taking a glass of champagne blood in its return from the brain sometimes produces hallucinations I once had a pa who said that when his cravat was tight he saw an apparition of Sir Walter Raleigh This hia Intel lect Who can sny how many of phe nomena of spiritualism and ghosts arise in this way the persons not snili intelligent to rise above the delu sion of From lbo Tost There was a serious disturbance a few days ago between some students of Wes lejan University Middletown and some ten or t we re yearold boys who attend tbo Central School It seems tbat some of the little fry went up to the college campus and snowballed some students Tiie students gave chase to them and they ran down College street to the school and into the yard where a terrific battle began the students going on to tha pt the The who was in this school building at the time catne out ordered the boys to go into the school and the students to vacate the premises This thu students in stead commenced throwing again Mr Sawyer svas hit several times once in the fight eye breaking his eye glass and making a severe An other ball him in tbe mouth loosen ing several of his and he hit in various other places He stood his ground manfully however until the disturbance was quelled Several pants of glass were the melee The attention of Mayor Douglass been to the matter and he will undoubtedly see a number of are present to any disturbance that may here after arise and to arrest the Ql A Opinion of The Moscow speiks lu mind thus frely of Engl nd undoubtedly 8 Both open y 8n her In si 1 X 7 7UO 6SO GU Uo LANDING B f 0 N r 3 5 410 p ui Satur MAIIS A si rM D Pa O III rH D 4OK 7 10 N 12COu NKW OIL CITY NY DC h 0 4UO 103 too 1 0 40 WAY MAIL TO N Oli ty In via I T u U U 50 am uuu J2 Opm AV H lUli j r Lr iuil Oil i H lu 13 30 pm I t U i to 31 P K IS Ciny to 113 A At vy Uy u lo 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