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   Titusville Herald  (Newspaper) - February 22, 1882, Titusville, Pennsylvania                                NO 213 R 330IONS WEDNESDAY FEBRUARY 22J882 WHOLE NO 5803 HE WORK THE WATERS BLOODS BOTH SOUTH AND WEST Da mace Reported to Property the River roMl Travel at a Stand Loss of Liver fJV U ST Louis February only train thut arrived from Iho enil was on the Ohio fc roml Thin road t out u train InU so 1iiv iw bo no did Irani arc said tu by a haul new Franklin on Missouri A con tili train is nearly buried in n deo cut ut ou tho Wabash hole und St tlu Jacksonville of the Chicago Allon is in trouble and uro The rain linally 11 the mid H MiOW 1OW TllO tiin now arc Lhat it will liinl A wind i blowing tnl Mm aiD till no Of tnd 1his city is now undor water tbo done up to lu ollock Jonihl can hudly ho If the met Hvo tbo will Ic the tires put out to will be Already in this factory At the river was rising rapidly covering ments all along t ho froia upper Fifth street to lower Third making this of tbo city Tho water had thu railway track at ou Stito Resident from the lower to tin upper parts of their buildings and wave ready to movo to other the city Tho had not reached the mil mill nor iron worka in the lower part of tlin city but will U to works in will bu the lutler will suitor seriously by lo of timber and worlis to iho bonN inundated It will or foot rise to closo the largo works i M to property not be tho rise is i feet J Iw backwater done a laro amount of The Air Lino was damaged about by ho of nearly 15000 toet of tl work lower Seventh street and the Pikes Old steam boat men ami observers of tho river and weather iu Now Albany ouy tho indication aio that the rivor will Lo as as in tho winter being much liko that year hid ho in tbo Ohio river hail uot donu any damage iu and vicin ity up to n Into hour last night Howard A arc busy removing timber to pre vent its away and arc witter to prevent its tho sewers which drain their saw mills Tho loss will bo considerable The ylas will probably bu compelled to c oe on account of water It is tho that do tho most damage m le as the banks on that sulo uro high Below tho city at on no lino of tho rond a fMK hns boon put up to out tho from Silver Crock At present the local rami fivo swollen all and gates not prevented all tho leading the city from Hooded sonic places to tho depth of ten feet in tho vicinity of tho trcot depot The water rapidly tonight and one or two houses iu vicinity wore muler water tho will in aB tho rivor gons up a few feet more MEMPHIS February Appeal elena says The situation remains lmH bocsi u tor Iho past twentyfour Iho water i the and u now over North Main street at tho All tho mill and workshops in tho lwer part of oper null many laborers aro thrown ut of A few noro days of id will leavo many in want J 1 1 luly means of Man West Helena U fm which in a sreat domand IH t t there no i circles tor the of life Ilu news reached Helena this H oKLo tlo late Colonel Mils colored when he I 11 lo would bo Inst and a uit to fke them to a place ol safety just Mo out Html aud all thu drowned his wife wore saved by u the boat Inw also just been received of I hf rif Moses colored on t plantation on the Mississippi thf of a III Tho rain cf tbe last bom lw v K this vicinity travel 1 and had to return r wU bv the the k llll expecting to reach St i Jackson bo lor a distance ol liu tlie Chicago Alton track At h are overflowed 1 n fvr Spring Creole near tho v Mi ond hi Koue aud tho ur u null fork of the is OU tho of l hi W abash Miy havo never Ulima us high The bridge iLik tho St ofthe M also reported to arrive ami on tinio at but it U cx that thcy uiso ut Clio west and very littlei luard r thf of trains on tin nothing was hoard up tu a Into this I Ohio rivor ii now higher it ha suifu nit flood of IS 17 At 1 it was foot and i hult an prevailed this alder with snow This will check tho though not tin liver is still rapidly bus the most effect on tho in Mill Creek Valloy UMH to crumble tho bank There tiar that tho tllO Cin A will bo It i ah ut v Owing m ti bridge all freight ii Iiio 1 tiu Northern woro tho r iho Cincinnati ami wind this morn ing bad down much and of Iho is conse in confusion aud jrf retarded Tho losa this tho away of of coul from Budd Go being no to p arft thit thav will bn along tho river front wero CHICAGO February has reached and raging steadily nud last has grown colder and suow 1ms boon binco this morning Telegraph us communication iu most all is seri interfered with or entirely out off Private dispatcher from Island Illinois day tbo so severely last night that part of the front Government bridgo solid stono nnd iron down Advices from Vaudalia Ills say tho rivor is out of itti banks and bottom land an area of throo or four miles is ono vast of water An im amount of stock and lumber has been swept away Tho water is higher than nt any timo muco 1875 and as it is still rising it is greatly that somo of tho bridges on tho National road will bo swopt away At Ills it hours All uro and houses have boon swept away and great damage luvs been dono tho farms situated in low lands heavy falls of last night aud this along Chicago Burlington Louis eni other roads Tho Chicago it Alton sent tonight via the Illi Central Communication between hero and St practically suspended nul midwest suffered serious from tho ruins and high water during the past two days aud travel by railroad has been seriously impeded The Madison A Indianapolis road bad a bridgo washed away on the Madison branch Tho had several washouts went of Tho Indianapolis it St Louis also suffered in aud havo to trans fer passengers Through freight traina havo buen temporarily suspended on several Western Telegraph wore also badly injured by tho wind and suow storm last night which prevailed tho rain ceased Sf weather Uly cold nil the and it is quite hard Tho has hocked tho Mow of water from tho ground into tho streams and although but little information has boon re yet tonight from the adjacent points it i lo bo afo to say that most if nut all Iho overflowed crooks and small rivers aro now falling and that tho wator will recede oven more rapidly than it roso Tho Chicago A Alton will send out trains iu the morning to Ch W aud tho East and o her roads will bo allo to do All havo lufo at work and ellort is bo to repair tho as a The mon to any of tbo roads seem to have occurred within a radius of ono miles of thin city and most iif it within miles New Orleans Festivities Ins to the Herald NKW February weather for tho Mardi Graa festivities today aud immense crowds of people woro on tho among them many tho afternoon tho pageants of King of Carnival nud Order of tho appeared and paraded There were in all fiftyfive cars u with cavalcades mill of music over two milos in length All tho illustrated wero of a character Thi of the rod pageant was of 1leasure It consisted of the fol and Prince nn uf Iid Wardrobe and Irl Lord High Stew Lord High Cook all iu tho most grotesque costumes and Jhon camo another ot representing by aud as ton pins keno boxing followed by tho Lord The Phcl iMiTi 17 Iho wo celebrate as Now Twelfth of lob U Mardi Gras March tho s St Patricks April Fools Day of May July Hh inand day Tho was by n Conned iu dresH mounted and in carnages aud tbo Order of tbo bad car illustrating popular ballads ami pro many A Cowardly Murder IU Herald N Nib February murder nt miles east last Two voting ucn K D Jamis Cook about n word Kuvon calleJ Cook au opprobrious epithet unit Cool him with his IW 1nw x pistol and shot Cook through tho lo I v ad h died in a Cow minutes Iho wont from hero mul A to lynch hini 1ml tho ropo over f and tho pus struggled desperately and i out of tho door ric UP dispersed tho mob secured the burned him lo L on H special Ho w and bu foi and coolness of would have boon swung to a tolo in minute w ft has been hero It a native ot ImM lived in for two yoUT Heavy Snow Storms Iritt in tho Tu February heavy iLw torn prevailed hero all day day aud is drifting badly Tho is jOlo above aud all day havo tho torn down the poles It if anew tho city today The suow is and roods aro impassable Tor ONTO February 2tEoporls from all nf tho season last night and fell from six inches to two foot over the was badly damaged nud leu dint i m passable The Suit Ended Press to tne Herald February 21In jenor Court at Kingston this a formal hearing was had petition of Kato Chase for divorce By an of counsel withdrawn All charges of tory w wo eliminated from MM tho hearing was had mainly ou tbo of uon support Mrs s pot was granted but a de of oa uot yot iho me K taius tho custody of tho throo girls and tho boy remains with tbo A Fatal 1 OUR LEGISLATORS AT WORK WORK ACCOMPLISHED AT THE SESSION OF YESTERDAY Senate Passes the Apportionment Pension Arrears Resolution Laid on the Table Postoffice Now in the House liy Associated Press to Uie SENATE February in a petition iu behalf of Indians said that 100000 persons Imd similar before Congress aud urged that so universal a demand of wealthy in should accomplish its pur pose and that tho nation keeps its plighted faith and treat tho Indians justly denied that the position and wealth of tho petitioners should make them butter judges of what was wise aud just treatment of Indians than were the who lived among them Ho pictured tbo with which crime ln had boon treated Iu matters of prop erty they woro treated with greater consid than white men Ho wauled to have done with and let thu relations to tho Indians bo put a rational practical bosis aud better understood As to of giving lauds iu severally suggested by tho petition ers tho fact was that there was not u single cuso ou record iu which Ibo Government had boon ablo to keep Indians a reserva tion Dawos spoke of tho indignities heaped upon Indians who having beon despoiled of their by covetous land havo been driven iu nnd self defence to retaliate Plumb referring to Iho said that whom tho Senator represented had columns of sympathy for the Indian but a passing word for thoss who had suffered at bis Dawos briefly responded thai tho first out rages woro committed by of tho United States tho Indians Toller said the petitioners woro lull ot patriotism fervor aud ignorance aud devoid of Ibo common which ought to Legislation Tbo people of tho fron tier could uot consistently bo charged with having violated tho treaties or maltreated tho He demanded for tbo western Bottlers somo measure of protection for on behalf of tho rod man aud contrasted tho indignities heaped them by Indian outlaws with tho cure and consideration lavished by tho Govern munt upon their barbarous red neighbors The petition was referred aud tho debate It was agreed lo adjourn today until Thursday Tbo Senate took up the apportionment and a few remarks aud criticisms the it passed by a viva voco vote Tho resolution declaring the law granting arrears of pensions ought to bo repealed aud amendments thereto again came up as unfinished business After several amend ments and rejected tho whole sub ject was yeas 2C nays iW On motion of Logau tho Grant retirement was taken up and laid over as business for Thursday After an executive session Iho ad until Thursday HOUSE February from the Committee ou Lauds tho resolution calling ou tho Secretary of the Interior for the report or the pro and net earnings of tho Pacific rail roads from tbo of opera tions until Adopted Tbo wont into Committee of tho Whole on tho postoffice appropriation The clause under consideration was that of appropriating over ten millions for tho trans portal iou of mails by rail Au amendment was agreed to CO providing that the mails shall bo carried without extra charge tho fastest whenever tho Post master General it desirable aud up on failure to comply with tho provisions tbo of the roads shall bo reduced 50 per cent 111 offered a proviso prohib Iho discontinuance of mail service ou tho Mississippi river between M Louis aud St Paul so loug as tho remains opon out Tho clause for transportation ct tho mail tho St Louis bridge was amended to authorize tho Postmaster General lo pay lor thoro not over an or more than tho lowest private bid relating to tho Star transportation being reached o an amendment providing thai no pail of tl o appropriation shall bo paid for ex I extended or increased 1 1m of which would exceed 00 unless there has boon now advertising and Pago opposed Iho as g expend and iu Iho o I o 1 about tho capital as the most defended the amend ill Postmaster to any contract which had been s blot a and to outer into with nl the sumo price cr to thu service o tbs as only yot Ponding the committee rose A motion was made to adjourn over unt Tb but Republicans lo prevent it and secure adjournment lo mj ro wAfter a long discussion however ho motion to adjourn over was carried A Complicated Case Trees to the woro to day charged with forging a check on tho National Bank for which was VM 1 i 13 Ll 1 C I cashed last T with ulO tw another nook i J hfl WM o this city tho clck wa Crusade Against Gamblers war Inter gamblers inaugurated by IT slight increase Cv Yesterdays Elections tho ost iu Citizens no ti cratic Ono Hundred who also favored tho election of eight Democrats aud to Select Council aud twentyfour Democrats nnd eighteen to Common Tho voting was light on of tho rainy weather but complete rot urns show a decided victory for tho Committee candidates woro elected m almost every ward Tail Democrats and two Ito aro elected to Select Council aud twenty throo Democrats nnd arc elected to Common Council February elected tho Mayor the elected six out of Aldermen Washington Notes liy to the Herald WASHINGTON February court martial for the trial of Sergeant Huron to day hoard some testimony of a routine kind but adjourned without out any now Mason wept several times during the taking of testimony The House ou War Claims will report favorably for an lo pay Iho claims on of General Jcs invasion of Penn sylvania The confirmed John C New In diana Assistant of the 13 C Surveyor of Customs New U Fryo Consul Andrew McOlain United Stales Attorney for The 6C tho House on Public appointed a sub committee to day to investigate Iho contagious diseases The House Committee oji Territories this agreed to the to divide Dakota aud n new of tho northern part Tho ou Banking and Currency heard the argument of J 11 East man Decora In in favor of the au National Bunks to make loan up on mortgages of real estate Kasson will ou Tuesday auk tho House to consider tho tariff Captain is seriously ill CONDENSED TELEGRAMS have been recovered from tho ruins at Chester Pa caused by Fridays explosion A firo ut Forest City HI yesterday business houses Thu total Ion is about Liberty Va twenty miles from of the houses Los partially insured An explosion in the Sloan Dela ware t Western mines Sorau ton 1a killed two und n number of mulcts for the Now York Centra road today secured further delay iu tbo case ot tho employes indicted in connection with thu disaster The Erio rond has decided to double tiak its 1JJO west of thus per fect ing a double track the entire length of the road Means have already been pro vided Newton Filley an employe of Louys I reels coal mine Carbon Hill Ohio was instantly killed yesterday morning by a tree falling on him while passing along ilo loaves a wife uuu three children A lire night Thomas Kanos cotton warehouse corner of street and Thirteenth avenue Now York containing bales of cottou Loss on notion about on building Charles Fundry pleaded guilty to stealing a horse aud buggy iu tho court at Urbana Ohio yesterday aud was sentenced to the penitentiary for six years at hard labor He is au old offender HO years of ago attempt was madu to wreck p pas senger train on tbo Alton St Louis road ou Sunday night Kails wore tied across the track about u milo south of 111 but were discovered aud removed au the fraui reached there FINANCIAL Prices of Stocks and Bonds in the Hew York Markets liv 10 Uu YOKK February at i per cent per annum at per cinl quoted at rA to o per ceil Sterling sternly a demand at 00 Government bonds woro weak and cent lower for extended is and lAs and nn for extended fa andIs T 1 1 A i ri of 1 NOTES FROM BUSY WARREN THE NIAGARAS VERY SUCCESS FUL MASQUERADE Hotel Business Just a Little Taking Care of the Tramps Business Prospects The Election 111 11 LU V L bonds fairly active and R State wero dull aud lur speculations opened at cent lower than yesterdays closing quotations for Charleston 1 Alower for Nash ville Chattanooga aud generally to 1 por cout lower on the remainder of the list 11 oclock there ft recovery of to H percent Central look an turn but alri caused from Alo 7 per cent At the second board the market recovered to pcr coni In lafe the markol sotu down lo I no markit vnak STOCKS 1JONDS of the Herald February 21 ball and third groud Riven by Hie Hose lust evening a sue ami financially The hall crowded with who enjoyed tbe The woro dressed in almost every form imaginable and in their grand march quite an imposing night Almost every nation on was represented nud the port by ones was acted Tho room directors of the evening were Chief A C by F M Lessor H J Droyer nud P P Keller Everything passed off and all to enjoy tho parly very much Among Warrens most prominent shoo dealers is Mr J II Davis who keeps con on hand a very Hue display of ladies aud gents and misses and childrens boots aud shoes Mr Davis is am one the HOW comers of Warren but in short sojourn with us he lias built up au extensive trade in his line of goods Wo wish Mr D the in the future thai he has had in lie and recommend him to our friends for fair dealing and gentlemanly deportment new addition of ho Warren Hotel will soon be completed and will bo then thrown opon to the public as ouo of the best hotels to be found in Western vania A grand ball will bo given at tho to which the public are cordially invited to Tho news grit mill nears completion and when finished will bo ouo of the country John is driving a good trade nl his new Hour aud feed store His Rales ruu as high as per day John seems lobe one of th boys for making money Nixon have tho running machinery to bo found any place in the country works like a charm aud tho proprietors have good prospects in view for a good run of business the coming summer Mends furniture establishment is doing a heavy business with prospects of a largo in crease of trade the coming year The water works building is fast assuming and will soon be ii working order us a little sewerage now to set the works off Dont bu loo afraid of your money for what is wealth without health aud cant certainly have health if we drink water adulterated with all the water closet tilth of tho town Tramps look out Wo have got Home balls and chains for you intending to make yon help work out the Warren rond tax year Twentyfive new dwelling houses are lobe built across the river the coming summer This will work for ho cnr penters now handle will soon bo com and for business Election is passing off very quietly hero oday aud there is no excitement whatever over the candidates running for ial offices A H S An Unfounded Rumor liv rress lo Uie Herald NKW YORK February 21 ru mors were iu circulation of a second accident in he Hudson Utu iHl Upon it was that the foundation for them I lie fact an explosion attributed u un during ho storm iu Uie shaft which injured porous but none 0ijlily Iy 1 thr A brief thun in city was accom hv vivid lightning nud high sections of the Middle w Hint stormy weather for Iho last twenty four the of Vonnin r 0 l Tilts New Now Cons 107 liO M A Cin 2d Char Michigan 71 1111 OS 77 St JOCH 108 AS 120 7f M 142 O Morris t Nash t Chid New Con ilts 3 tis do ii Jo Com Union Pacific Isls US do Sinking 121 iSi lS Ohio IU 1 f do Tes Puc land Mail Jo div Pitt Inland 7f si r P 1 Jo do Idb 0 St L ft do do 1st I 31 do 7ii lilO 131 57V Southern 147 n f t I 0 HO DO Oho Ohio 122Ji o 1st Paul 10 Chicago A Alton ni 81 do do Fort Itan Joo do Houston Illinois Central Kansas Texas 7ili l32 92 40 do ex certificate Central Excelsior Home Stake Little do Silver 12 59 Base Burner World nnd Enormous SaL prove its Superior Thousands Call and see His improvements KEENOCHAN CO Titusville Pa Valentine tards A 1irce and of and Valentine Km broidered Darts the new boll and Comic at tho CENT STORE Also a Line of Beautiful BIRTHDAY A Fine of all kinds at PARSHALL HOUSE Now the Leading Hotel THE HOTEL IN Tho largest in Western Pennsylvania Situ ated in the centre of the city on the corner of Washington and Spring Streets Perfectly secured as against firo water and hose throughout the halls being day and night and every half hour by a faithful watch M additional security for No will bo spared to make this the most comfortable of entertainment and tho HOUSE FOR COMMERCIAL MEN In Western Pennsylvania Nothing bnt gas allowed in the rooms Elegant halls and rooms Tho best guaranteed Large sample billiard room and sample room and lel connected Also the Opera House Free Bus and Carriage To and from all trains not be deceived by representations of houses who aio boarding free for drumming up trade S W PARSHALL oT STOVE DEALER R N JUNIOR XO 25 EAST SPRING ST iust arrangements to have sale of following boating ELECTRIC LIGHT NEW HECLA SIR WILLIAM And FRONT HEATER Also have on sale the celebrated Which ha proven itself to be the bent iver introduced Fiftyfive of thu in nue in this city Ry TAYNTOR the Old Building VALLEY MILLS Cor Spring and Monroe Sis PA Flour Feed 1 Grain Wholesale and Retail that cannot be beaten elsewhere while our recently increased facilities enable un to COMPETITION In Special attention is paid to the JOBBING TRADE Wido CUSTOM GRINDING daily nnd will buy all kinds of at ALMAS II O PATCH and Monroe i nul call attention of all in Calcined Plaster A CLAY wini an Brick HAIR ETC AU the Above are of the qual ity and guaranteed as such at the Coal Yard ot l 0 Drn li i1 MAW M PERRY STREET WEBBS MEDICINE K inJ for all In of or old molo or or of Vitality Memory 1m Towr and from which un WHIO of life nil of which cannot fall to the wholo vo every nnd many form t of if not chocked nn conun for for pamphlet which will bo Bent Aro with full K VO US DE CURE DK K C AND TREAT n specific Dizziness Con Nervous Headache Mental Depression I ocs of Memory Spermatorrhoea Involuntary Premature Old Age caused by overexertion cr which leads to misery decay and death Ono box will cure recent eases Each box contains one months treatment Ono dol lar a box or six for five sent by mail prepaid on receipt of price Wo guarantee Bix boxes to cure any case With order ro by ns for six boxes accompanied by Gve dollars we will send the purchaser our return tho money if tho not effect a euro Guarantees issued only is Address JOHN 0 WEST CO Solo 181 183 West ESTABLISHED 1876 LEMERY Jr CO 41 and 43 Main St Exchange Place BRADFORD PENNA Manufacturers Jabbers of OIL WELL SUPPLIES 13 Oldest Supply House In the SOUTHERN Agents for TUBING CASING AND PIPE OUR OWN BRAND MADE FROM NATURAL GAS IRON These Goods are the Finest in the Market SOLE AGENTS FOR THE BLAKE STEAM PUMP The the of the PATENT RIG IRONS The Only Irons Staml the Test ot Sole Agents for the Cleveland Rubber Paint BEAUTIFUL DURABLE ECONOMICAL OF ANNEALED STEEL WELL MEASURES The only Accurate Lines in use WHOLESALE DEALERS IN Building Paper Tarred Paper WRAPPING PAPER nl LAUNDRY JOBBERS OF BUILDERS HARDWARE f Depot L EMERY JR CO 1 WELL SUPPLY CO LIMITED SUCCESSORS TO THE EATON COLE i BURNHAM COMPANY Manufacturers of OIL WELL SUPPLIES Sucker Rods Eaton Packers Sole A grouts for the Sale of CAMERON STEAM PUMPS f shite Big Itc COR MIIN mm mm Branch Stores at Convenient  

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