Titusville Herald (Newspaper) - February 17, 1882, Titusville, Pennsylvania I VOL XVII NO FRIDAY FEBRUARY 17 t f y f ii J w TL sr WORK DONE YESTERDAY THE ANT POLYGAMY PASSED BY SENATE The AntiPolygamy Passes Unan Number of Repre Fixed at 325 But the Not Through Iv to tho Herald IU After a short the antipolygamy was proceeded tho upon tho eighth section as reported from Judiciary Committee and Morgan addressed the Sen ate Ho asked whether tho would not exclude front hist seat in tho House tho Dole gato from Utah who represented to bo a Edmunds said a reply to tho inquiry would bo made in duo timo on behalf of the com which reported tho Vest denounced I ill aa in its every feature a of attainder indicting punish ment without judicial which was pro by tho constitution Ho would not tivo liis vote for tho principle of tho though upon hiy to it should depend his future lifo Ho behoved it would for an Govoru in Utah an Star Chamber arrangement objected to several features of the particularly In ono excluding from the jury box known in trials for polygamy etc Ilo said that this dis against a man faithful to views and in favor of holding adulterous relations Ho regarded tho measures the reason ho stated as intended to secure the punishment of crime without conviction therefore ho notice of amendments in these said he would vote for tho but doubted its effectiveness Ho believed tho timo would come and that it was not fur distant when some of tho saints in authority in Utah would have a now revelation from it all would recognize and that in this WHY ho would get rid of polygamy by tho voluntary action of its supporters Tho remaining committee amendment sections of woro then In without further debate and the was reported to the w from tho Committee of tlm Whole Brown them his amendment rc not more than three of the of the Hoard of Commissioners bhall be members of tho sumo political Agreed to on a party lit 21 Davis 111 voted ayo with the Democrats and Mahone was absent Another amendment offered by Brown to last section of tho was adopted pro tho Board from any one on account of liis opinion on tlm of bigamy or Saulsbury offered laid advocated a propo sition making the seventh section in the lull applicable to all persons now holding in the Territory which was defeated after a statement of that such amend ments would render tho I1 41 Several amendments wero proposed ami defeated by decisive votes and after a rear of its by n viva voco vote in no negative wore Iho pension arrears resolution was laid over as unfinished business The Committee on Military re ported back tho Senate resolution directing uu as to what legislation is necessary to enable the widows and heirs of deceased soldiers to receive tho benefit of bounties due said soldiers while living and remaining at tho time of their death Ilu committee in report present tle de sired information in a statement prepared by Second Auditor Ferris of the J re usury Department Perm recommends an to tho law of April 1ST which pro vide that tho volunteers who enlisted prior to July and woro actually Cth 1SGI shall bo paid bounty act Forris suggests should lo amended by striking out tho words bu foro Uth lytl and iln provisions to widows urn heirs of ami also to further the lass iio that iu chums for bounty has been disallowed may be reopened and Adjourned February Under the call of tho following bills wero from the Committee on Ways and regulate the collection of tax on wihS beer to of from tho Committee OH Territo the of Dakota into iu n Stale on tho House cal Hooker from the At provide additional training for youth on the House ial wero reported for the of at Columbus Ohio Krie Pu mill Kansas from tlie Committee on mid reported a fixing tho term of office of of Internal at four years the adversely from the Com Civil n to re 1u tlu salaries ot the heads of depart ments and of to of thu Whole of Uio Apportionment resumed a reso lution providing that whenever the House upon any number of the shall bo apportioned the Stats on wimo as Iho at tho nud now known art the old method moved to amend so as to provide that the apportionment shall bo Laued the Senton and Con verso O to amend amendment so as to adopt the previously presented and favored by him Hooker submitted mi amendment tu 8LMJ nd the total Ky the House u favor of an apportionment lixing the wero as opposed to i U mo p ion basing presentation upon the old torn was thoi to without a voto vou J bo 01 tho by Cox tlx ng tho at and ruled a Cox could nut it by changing that to Onx iho Tho vote ww o tho offered by tho it and it to III tbo JIB follows Ala 8 Cj 0 l 4 Delaware 1 10 20 7 Missouri 11 Nebraska 1 Now V 7 Now York 81 North Ohio 1 Oregon 1 S Island L South 7 Tennessee 10 11 J 10 Wost Virginia 1 Wisconsin The next volo wan upon the to the third of tho by and the object of j which is to make it mi lawful to divide any j parish or county in tho formation of any district which shall consist of j ono county or 117 j naya to reconsider tho voto by which tho Houso had rejected tho amendment offered by Colowick of tho so as to pro vide that if ui any Stats in which tho mun bor of in changed by this act and thereof not have ils laws in timo to the to bo to tho Forty eighth shall bo lawful for tho of sneh State it shuU bavo boon to viilo for a special election for such When this amendment was rejected there was no interest paid to it and wan unable to yeas but mot ion to reconsider Wits a for n scone of noise and confusion A motion to to reconsider WUK immediately made on tho sido and Ihc Democrats tie the yeas and uays the to bo read but a storm ot camo from tho side anil tho Speaker ruled that it could only bo road by unanimous Springer mul Aiken S U woro on their foot and insisting upon their right to hoar tho proportion upon they woro called to vote Continuous rapping of tho Speakers had but littlo effect iu tho confusion and it was not until consent boon Riven to tho read ing of tho amendment 11ml order was A vote was then on the motion to lay on tho table tho to reconsider Iho vote he I no lhe from voting further action tho House adjourned KILLED HER FATHER A Whole Family Implicated in the Murder of a Farmer Iy Tress to 1Vbruary Hock own dispatch says that before the coroners jury who are the murder of John who was killed while a window on his oldest that she did thi shooting Sho also implicated her mother her ister Anna and the laturs lover a man named Birch The girl testified that it had been agreed them some to put man out of tho wuy at tho earliest the pistol When her father camo from a tanners and was about to sit down she slipped up behind him and tired killing him instantly Shu then arranged tho body so as to a if somu ouo had shot him the window while her sister Anna went out and glass As to he motive for the crimo Margin that Mirch wanted lo marry Anna her father refused He also did not provide well for them The mother and other ior this Biah at ono time lived with the family and was driven from tho house by who suspected him of intimacy with his wife mul All implicated ami tho greatest Men in Council liv t tlie HT 1 cattle inin of Texas nnt in at Austin wero adopted tho to repeal tho tion law has trouble to stock raisers A committee was appointed to consider the subject of improved breeds of A nf SL Loui lul I lie convention by invitation and slated tho National Moat Supply Company of which ho is President intend in different places in Texan large in which meat would bo dressed for in ears to Iho North fc his company want year l 1000 catilo and sheep Tho convention resolutions ily tho and promised lo give it all tho encouragement Jle were introduced and referred asking tho to sill or lonso the school and asylum acres Gone Up in Smoke to Use Herald February at be corner of third and Main streets this fore noon originating iu Um candy factory of Wm A Co destroyed his stool valued at It H carpot stock covered by insurance Iho stock of Uo was damaged bv water to what extent is unknown but U by insurance The oc by Ehrman owned by A rs ft was valued at unknown The origin ot tho tiro vis on tho third floor from Joined by Telephone liy Associated 10 the MAWHON Tiul is today with Mil ton and Ky and all towns of tho Tho Ohio river is by a wire from to bluff four hundred feel Ihc of Iho water will increase Madison trails willi tho Kentucky river valloy A Fatal Explosion Iy to NEW February 10A boiler cx occurred today at Hour mills lullon opposite tho ferry Brooklyn Gilbort Stephens en was G Baldwin pilot ul tho Fulton ferry boat Fulton bad his leg broken by a Hying piece of lumber A miller named Kolm had his scalp taken en olV Tho loss is not yot Terrible Mine Explosion liy to lUrahl LONDON February By an explosion in a colliery at Trimdon Grango Dunham today 10 persons were entombed of tho imprisoned workmen boen res cued The foul gas resulting from tho ex caused tho death of four persons in colliery two miles distant A Womans Experience Mothers and daughters should feel alarmed wl on tho fooling of weariness and too constantly them and f rot ml from Iho ss an v wul Iho color IB from vital immediato relief m 1 ct so BuMo lady d THE ANTIPOLYGAMY TEXT OF THE AS PASSED BY THE SENATE Providing Stringent Punishment lor Class From Jury of a Board of Commissioners Iiv Associated to Tlie WASHINGTON February follow ing is tho antipolygamy as passed by tho Somite lie il enacted etc Unit section ro vised statutes of tho United States to and is hereby amended to rood us follows namely Every person who has 11 husband or wife living who is in a Terri tory or oilier place ovor which tho United States jurisdiction and hero another married oi and any man who hereafter and on Iho sumo marries more than ono woman in u or place which Iho United States 1ms exclusive jurisdiction ovor in guilty of polygamy and shall bo by a lino of not moro than and by an imprisonment for a term not more than tivo years But this Khali not extend to any person by reason of any former marri age whose husband or wife by such shall have been absent for successive year is not to person to be and is believed by such person to he dend nor to any person by reason of any former marriage shall be dissolved by a valid of a nor to poison by reason of any former mnr which shall have been pronounced void bya valid decree of a competent court on the ground of nullity of con Ihc foregoing provisions liaH not the prosecution or 1iuuish of uny already committed against tho section by tho Jirst HOC lion of this ael if any mule person in a or over the Untied States jurisdiction with more than one woman he shall bo deemed guilty of meanor anil on conviction thereof shall bo punished by a line of not loss than or hv for not more than six months or by both of said punishments in HID of courl the torany or nil the named in hvo of act may bo joined in Iho samo or indictment Section in any for polygamy or the United H shall bo of to any person as a juryman ur talesman is or has been living in the of bigamy polygamy or un lawful with more tlian one woman or that ho is or lias boon uily ol an by either or by ol ro Of the United States or tho net of July 1st ISOi An act to and tho of polygamy i1 territories of tho United Stales and oilier and disapproving unit or tain tho Assembly ol the Territory of or that ho IL lor a man to havo moro one wito at the Kami time or live in of with moro I ban ouo woman and any person ap or offered as a or talesman mid on either of tho for ng grounds may bo on u oath as to tho existence of any such of challenge and other evidence may introduced bearing thti raised by such challenge and this irill bo tried by lie court to ho first round of tho before men luo person noL e answer if ho shall Hay upon his oath that bo declines on tho ground that Jus may tend to criminate himself and if ho shall answer as to tho snul his answer Khali not bo given in in duy criminal prosecution against him lor uny offence in flections one or throe ot this act to answer on uny ground ho shall bo as Iho is hereby to grant to such of offenders guilty of bigamy polygamy or before tho passage ol tbm not cm such conditions and under such as ho think proper Lilt no sncb amnesty have unless tho conditions thereof slmll bo complied with Section lliu issue of bigamous or marriages known as Mormon iu in Kwh nmr tint have been according to Uio of tho Mormon sect in Territory of tho United States and such issue as shall have been born before Hit liwi day of January A wo lo Section no or uny portion cohabiting with more than ono and no woman cohabiting with any described as aforesaid in tins section in any Territory or other place over vvhich tho States have shall bo entitled to vote ut any held in tiny such or ptice bo for election or to or le to hold any or ot public trust honor or emolument in under or for any such Territory or place or under tho United States Section all and flec tion of of every deration in Territory of Utah aro hereby cu ami and every duty relating to tie registration of voters the condue of elections or ol votes ami canvassing and returning ho bumo and issuing of certificates or o lor of election iu said Territory hull u provision bo by tho logs of said Territory as is her o this section provided bo poi on o 1 umlor luvs of the Satos and of said Territory by proper pc ons who shall bo s cU Huoh a tf tivo to bo appointed by to by and with the and cons of thp Senate not moro of whom than Uine s nil bo of ono political party and i of whom shall bo a i it members of said board so appointed by snail each receive at tho nlo of por and shall con nuo in until the assembly of said Territory mako tor said as horcin aut 1 o Secretary of tho slmll bo of said board ami koop a journal proceedings and attest tho action of said board this The canvass and return of all votes at elections in said leni tory for members of tho legislative assembly thereof shall aUo bo to said board which Khali canvass alt nicH returns mid issue certificates of election to those persons who being eligible to Mich elec tion shall appear to have boon lawful y elected which certificates slmll bo tho only evidences Of tho right of such to sit in such Assembly provided board of five persons shall not exclude any per son otherwise eligible to volo from tho polls 011 any opinion such person may on tho subject of big amy and polygamy nor shall they refuse o count any vote on account of opin ion of the person casting it on tho subject of bigamy or polygamy But House of suoli assembly after its sUid have power to upon too of and at or alter T L meeting of said legislative may make sncb laws conformable to tho or ganic act of said Territory and not incon sistent with other Jaws of tho United states as it shall doom proper concerning filling in declared vacant by this act Disputed Railroad Consolidation liy Associated to COLUMBUS 0 February case in quo wherein tho inter est was called upon to show why the Cleve land Columbus Cincinnati Indianapolis Railroad and tho Cincinnati Hamilton Dayton should bo consolidated un der tho name of tho Ohio was ar med by counsel in tho Supreme Court to day Attorney General of Bristol Now York Hon K C Parsons Cleveland Hon Aaron P Terry and E A Ferguson Esq Cincinnati and lion J Booth Columbus appeared for State Hon 11 P and Stevenson Hon J 1 Oiu and Harrison Olds and Marsh Oo lumbus appeared for Iho railway party Attorney General and Bristow argued for tho plaintiff today and B A for tho defendant Argument will bo resumed tomorrow and continued on Saturday A decision is not likely to bo an for a month er more New Orleans Gras Jiy Tress to the February Tho animal of tho Knights of illustrated the great Hindu poem by Sago of Iho moat ancient literary works iu existence The poem relates Iho adventures of the hero Kamana tho incarnation of Vishnu his marriage with abduction by Havana tho ton headed giant king of Coy Ion and s war against Iho giant assisted by Vanars or monkey tribes There wero 1GL magnificent tableaux mounted on cars On Monday tho lung of Carnival makes his triumphal entry into tho city On Mon day night Iho of appear m tho pageant Tito day procession of Mardi Urns bo about two miles long and the night of a very lino display Since Monday efforts to obtain rooms at hotels failed Moro than por woek is charged for eligibly located rooms outside Richly Merited Treatment liy Associated 1row to flic Mich February village of Constantino is in a state of groat excitement over a littlo episode which oc cunoa yesterday A young married lady of that town dime out alone to her fathers farm house and a to a shameless woman kept by the father whoso actions boon tho of Homo timo aao this couple wero with tar and 1oathcrn woman was oa a charge of literature but Public sympathy on tho side of the young woman who thus avenged her shame Ihc mother sou and two daughters are highly esteemed A warrant is out for tho woman who is tho canso of all this trouble CONDENSED TELEGRAMS I H Dor wholesale fish dealer Chi cago made nn assignment yesterday Lia 67000 assets about A Chicago dispatch says Mrs written to Mrs praying for for ho of tho President Mount Iowa dispatch Kays 11 C book and jewelry store burned Lois Snell of Washington police court held the defendants in tho straw bond filar route eases in ono thousand ouch a fire at Chicago yesterday morning he stock of F store war damaged o Uio amount of fully insured Paris tho civil tribunal of tho Seine has given judgment 7ola novelist for using the name of the real par sonage iu a novel distress is tie of Sweden the of the weather preventing tho transportation of by means of sleighs as usual morocco manufactory stores in the same building and at Lynn Afuss way Wednesday night Low partially insured portion of a freight train went through rAlla bridge on the N L yesterday morning No lives wero lust Traffic was partially KUS Military Academy at Chester Pa was destroyed ly lire last night There wero cadets lie and succeeded in saving them solves and all their personal effects Loss insurance not over The Trustees will moot today to consider the question of rebuilding FINANCIAL Prices of Stocks and Bonds in the New York Markets fy Associated 1ross to till February quoted per cent per annum closing at J and I per cent Prime mercantile paper quoted at to per cent Sterling exchange bankers bills steady at at ISH STOCKS AMP Louisville A Nash 8G Louis NAA Clu 71 Coupon Now New Now in 1acitic is of 1SD512 Erie in Mt Cin JI t Char Michigan 8i Missouri M LUHM lvi r Missouri CH V Chat U HI St P it is New Jersey On Northern 31 do 711 1 i tlo nun Union Isls do I 122 Ohio UM n I do con do Tox 1iic I do ilo Out iV Western UJi Pacific Mail II If Mi u A Wit 82 fO H C K t NSO COV G U it I t Ohio 22 do 1st HO 2u A Alton do do st T 0 3ttr r T N U 75 i do Wl 1 e o IS 0 o c u Denver A Uio Ode Islam StL A Sun I1 ilo CSt L A Nor do do Itu St 110 DO do Fort flan it St Joo 3 do Houston Texas 82 13J Ind 33 W Iron Mountain Kansas Texas Luke N 123 Union do ex Caribou 2 Central 1 1 Homo 17i Little 1ittabnrgh 1 Ontario do 51 Silver Cliff 23i 1CK 0 do WIRINGS THE EVENTS OF A DAY AT THE NATIONAL CAPITAL Major Rochester Exonerated from the Preferred for Re building the Hunt Resigns By Associated Press to the Herald WASHINGTON February Senate u executive session thin afternoon had read ind referred tho nominations received tho last two days The Military Committee unanimously reported back tho nomination of Major for Paymaster General of tlie Army favorably The committee after investigation exonerated Rochester from all responsibility for the defalcation of Paymaster Hodge Tlic committee declared lwt followed the usual custom of iis iu passing upon Hodges papers and that record ns fin officer is nn excellent one There was a conference held last night between tho members ol the Senate and Houso Naval Committees and twenty or moro naval including Secretary Hunt and members of tho Naval Advisory with to tho plans of ro tho navy iMie recommendation of Chairman of tho Houso Naval Com that bo appropriated for ihc construction of seven first class ships of war of different styles met with pretty gen eral favor and Mr Harris thinks that the recommendation will be enacted into a law A member of the Ways and Menus Com wud today ho had no doubt the com will report iu favor of reducing the tnx on whisky and tobacco and ho did not the reduction would bo ns much as suggested ITo thought for instance that tho tax on whisky will bo reduced to about cents per gallon Uis idea is that the committee will first agree to cut down taxation by certain figures nud dial hey wilt then apportion this reduction among Iho various articles which bear that The President accepted the resignation of Ward Hunt Associate Justice ofthe Su preme Court and will nominate a successor next weet The House Committee on Public Lauds iml Grounds decided to report with recommendations a for the erection of a building I Erie Pa to cost and at Columbus Ohio Andersons substitute fixing tho member ship of the Houso at will it is generally conceded bo finally passed in tho House to morrow It is about tho same as as tho passed by r Democratic House last year ex cept for nix moro members 1hosc six additional members are given one each to Now York Iowa Wisconsin Kansas and South Carolina Tho Democrats say it is a fair and they will support it Tho introduction in tho Virginia Legisla ture today by a Senator of a resolution inviting Senator to leave Richmond and return to his duties in Wash creates considerable comment here author of the resolution is one of the Senator who bolted the caucus Senator Mahone lias been in lays it is said endeavoring to warring San dispatch says rick May of married Wed night fo Miss niece of the Into VY at Si Marys Cathedral liev Alemany por the The reception il the residence of the mbl her followed and was a brilliant a resident of morning on a ruil mau sleeping car for Dallas to bis home He was millering from cut sumption and had boin Soul for hi health Chicago is for tho ihal there is no basis fcr the reports that a new issue of v as contemplated by ho V it Railway Chicago I lift now t i Ihc ui ahead of all cities but less sv in i i lii rs irim ii value Irvo advanced ti IM 111 11W nov li of all positively curm everything them is to bo ralo only by reck V U unbar 1urshall Houso Urii Store iitu ville PH at fifty cents nor bottle The Leading Base of the World SOUTH WASHINGTON ST f Iv Vow PARSHALL iRV TU Now the Leading Hotel The in Situ ated in centre of the city on corner of Washington and Spring Streets Perfectly secured against fire will water anil hose throughout ho hulls being kept op day and night and every half hour by a faithful as additional security I or No will bo fo this most of and the HOUSE FOR COMMERCIAL MEK In Western Pennsylvania Nothing but gas allowed in ihc Elegant aul rooms The best beds Largo sample rooms billiard room and sample room ami tel connected Also Houf Free Bus and Carriage To ami from nil trains o not bu v of hoists sso boarding free for drumming up trade JM W A BUSHED 1876 i1 f R 41 and 43 Main St Exchange BRADFORD PENNA o TF STOVE DEALER M T A Y IT 0 If i a Zt b SJ t BL y P i O 6 PwS B y li l tS Agents fc r iit tho si ii the iv viz LIGHT SIR o L c i v 5 ci 5 t i Jf J cv P i B L vj proven oe ever i in tve in I ilia 7 u X f B w v r V Jj N r v II i i 5 iv t I LA ii t ily au r Coal A 5 ill 3 1 fti f1 V C Uv J o ic r ll lil P i Ot of x Aj WHOLESALE AND RETAIL r t iSN EHf W 10 CUSTOM ALMA and Enormous SaLo prove its Call and sec the CO Titusville Pa In LADIES DRIVING 1IORSES A SPECIALTY best euro iw as nuy in town 0 Me K W MOTES Suspension Bridge Warron Store at Clarendon Pa DEALERS IN Oil We Supplies C vv ackers m lw WEBBS M I i i to fily i1 ll A Cure 8W in I 1 ii A J AND Dr K 0 A a f r Millions of r lv 0i to in One box will uru ro bos one lir a box or ix fir prepaid on of tix to cure any euse by us for we will the i to does not when the Address JOHN C i V v V ES i v l CO Kno f ors 181 and ISO WOF 111 toO H Sold 1j j LIPS next dor to Oil
