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   Titusville Herald  (Newspaper) - September 4, 1883, Titusville, Pennsylvania                                as GH o isr a XIX NO 70 TAKE A DOSE OF GILMORES 1nail 11 vnu urr When urr lr your Skin is Sallow vim the Ir von Kii lyy If yon uiv feel if ymir nu yon MUir Kioi not If your Tnr rving When I N cds If When i i Torpid if your is IOIT von nre Mit of Hort If are around von If yun need a rr IT IS FOH THE BLOOD Thin Wine is a curtain for Chronic Cholera Morbus Dysentery and all Complaints It in a nnd sure Jrice only rl per for will immu relief and is i II H Itching 01 t I A ftw 1wfs of 1 direct ion will up a in wurt iss ur rout Hint iili of Ihe iiir in titH of tin Ior by N A li I A I I O I S M ii J A lODD 17 u J i IST IA ami AM No 18 O itl It PHYSICIAN and tfi Hust Main Street PA COK II V WALNUT AM M IM IA m 1i PHYSICIAN AND SI and TITUS 1A SKiA JRW 1IIYSICIANS AND ff ST y TIT SMILH PA IK L AND 11 ST IA J K O K K U I Uil Hol N P E T K O L Ji U mid on NO ii A 1n PA TUESDAY SEPTEMBER 4 isss WHOLE NO 6277 ONE MORE CREMATION DISASTROUS CONFLAGRATION IN CINCINNATI Several Lives Lost but the Exact Num ber Not Known A Newspaper Office Severely Scorched Accidents and Inci dents of the Fire liy to Herald Sopl Shortly I oclock thin afternoon u ttro broko in Iho Htory of uvo nig waro on It run in twinkling mid with rug of tho sumo HIZO on tho north nud with upper rooms of tho ou thu south The nvo warehouses woro ul wholly out tho upper of tho including the com posing room WITH also burned out Hu mors of loss of lifu cannot ho verified yot from the us Shortly oclock tiro broke out on thn of tlm mul of llonry Ul With swiftness tho Humes run up through tlm nt tho with Times Slur Publishing building adjoin ing mi tho south In lims limn fifteen mitt ntrs nil building u muss of Humes Mar working mi the if the jumped 10 ii leg internal tins on third I down tin Iml foil un conscious on tin first His was burned to 11 Ho was to unil will nnd Stella Meiers wero Olt off from lln stairway on I They jumped in girl wus on unit ti jump Tho greatest fours uiv entertained for safety of employes of nig wuro Mrs lioso Mury Huike mill Kelly They luul nut til llnir homos the mul ro thought to bo in tho nuns u crushed wull by u honk nnd ladder and A portion of wull fell tinmen wore on tho One knocked oil by another mid foil twenty foet but lint injuries 1hi nig is mined The osH mi Ihe building is on partly in Mirid The building is by the of Tbo thron upper of Ihe including tho eom posing room urn entirely burned out The to lilt Ill build in ix owned ly G li loss Both nre fully insured A Strauss Son whisky adjoining the the red n loss mi slock df insured The lire is si ill burning At the engines were playing on the runs received kind er mid to with its us Tho will do its printing uml the has of to lend il its tyie bun of from WASHINGTON WAIFS Silver Dollars Collections Rebate of Taxes ly In Sopt dollars for the week ending September 1 ag for the period last year Commissioner of received u letter from Collector S 0 internal revenue collection district denying he Unit revenue upon the gov by ami of n a few havo boon imposed upon Init there In no or bargains with unv to the It is thought id the Internal claims for the rebate of on and out of the recent interim revenue net all been presented and it is estimated wll aggregate Iho total annual re duction in revenue on tobacco and cigars is now computed at Supervising Special Murlin of the Customs division of Treasury Depart ment said today it was not probable that uny notice would bo luken of tho re cent publication alleging that extensive carried on between Oan lulu and this country in tho Luke districts at Saull Sio Mann anil on tho St Lawrence river lino Ho thought the reports mere revivals nf old stories which had been in years ago tin fourd without foundation THE The Com Far 1roHH to the TRIAL The End ii IN NO I PA Oil City by N II IN JA i NO It wirn oilier t Oil Oil IN NO C Oil PA in Oil by W II win and II AND COMMISSION M AND on Freight to nil ftt Line II 0 0111UN IH N I i MM mt m 1 I leave M II Sept In the hrank trial the not begin until Into this Mrs I1 rank lames nied by her little boy made her first ap iu the court room and took a scat Inside her husband The court announced ouch side would bo given ten hours in which lo present their which will permit the case U go to the jury on Wednesday at noon The court on a motion extended the time of tho defense to twelve hours The instructions for the State defendant were read Thu instruction for murder in the second degree does not amount to much as it can only be returned as separate from the and killing of by uny member of the gung while pursuing the robbery If the defendant is found U bo ono of them it is murder in the first degree The instructions as to the credibility of witnesses were very clear and favorable to tho defense the jury being instructed that testimony of in erimo to Iho of certainty W D tho Attorney of Davies comity opened the ease for the State ami spoke Id the court adjourned J M Hover will open for the defense Base Ball Jty 1rens to the At New Voik I Metropolitan At St 0 I Athletic 0 I I At I 1 0 t I D 0 D I At 0 0 At o mighty and to time W 11 wnik in your own town outfit frim No rink Kvers thing frue W will von every I I fur IM 511 i if lit tn idl tlm iJ UO FINANCIAL of and Bondi in the New j York Markets uy lo MIC j NKW Hopt Money quoted ut J per j paper quoted at per billn wouk quoted at I 4 8fif woro steady woro Urui iu Tho iu tho and wuro ou of IL L oclock tho market was nearly to tbo extent of to In hint hour woro an a roHult of salcH to on of lam lew dayH Tho iu thu hour WUK i to J thu lattor North 1ucifio to i to and to 122 In ibo Unal tho WUK was a of to J of tho to higher U closo on Saturday from thu wust ol tho of lo Iho nf hiK lot ID po in Iho nioro UK uC 1ms and I ot Unit Will ho an of ul to your Tins to day WUK partly thu result of buying t partly for boon buyers all day Iho Tho Tho of iiro now upon I ho corn crop us ono of Ihu iu Iho lor not only in ol stool Iml in fact I i as nil bo iri UK by tho money value crops put logether nmy bo understood u crop of Hay bush els of corn ut 5 per bushels in the farmers banns amounting 10 willi say bushels of wheat at un price of say Ct to farmer amounting to all other grain would be worth only about differ between values of corn and wheat bulk of the corn crop for this year is iow secured and there is now scarce that could occur to make the lorn crop below the average In the persons are already their busi on dm expectation of a very large crop and this has probably also m buying of sorio stocks shares Yesterdays Wheat Quotations Jiy Tren to tho nitive and lower for I for feller October 1 Heller November 1 MS for I No Spring quoted nt IWe No 1 spring ut No 1 red winter t I oil KIMI September 11Markcl unlive nnd u hade lower No i white No J rud sMit cuh HM iskel fur I for 1 lor uller November I for seller 1 Nulls Trial Hy 1ress to the Sept Iho timo forth trial of lames Null approaches there is con UH to what the lino o defense will lie The prosecution aro evi expecting it to bo insanity us the liro shaping their accordingly Tli trial comes up on Thursday bil as grea in tlm jury expected U Proper Treatment IriSi to the Mo September Judge Webb of the United States Court invited Lord Coleridge and larty In sit in the court Tho invitation was and upon the recess of Court jord Coleridge was presented to about members of tho bur Thin alter loon members of the took he party to drive about Hie city and environs at a oclock This evening a dm irr will be givim by tlm Cumberland Bur A Sen of Wreckage ly to the ST N Nicko on Bessy has just arrived from 1m hand Banks llu left the fishing ledge wonty milen north of Shoals and no and twenty miles off Nickeson describes passing through perfect sea of shattered dories broken moms spurs galls and other gear of lulling No further reliable particulars have ol come to hand The Bessy narrowly scaped going down wilh all bauds She leaking THE NEWS The indications for tho Lower Lake llo iou to day aro slightly warmer fair weather generally from south to went aud in and south A shock of cart was fell at Inly yesterday causing the people lo loo from their homes No damage Further details of tho wreck off on tho 1st insl of tho British bark O L lonos from Hull for Falmouth Unit of the crew wero drowned in Captain Newton and Iho pilot The Navy iu receipt of i loiter from San Hinting the body of a man supposed to bo of Mas tor of ho was found by Cape Irinco of Wales natives when the ice broko up in August 1SS2 A dispatch to the Tim OK from Hong Kong states it is reported that 15000 Chinese troops havo crossed tho and are proceeding to A squad ron of vessels is loading til Shanghai with troops ammunition and torpedoes During he storm at Grume near Naples yesterday tho foundation of a house was causing its fall and eleven persons in the ruins A heavy on the sea especially severe on the coast of Italy Tho 1ariK National denies that Admiral Counsels Hoot will proceed lo A hurricane paused over that city tho fete at the for tho benefit oft ho poor Iho improvised Thea tre was demolished No lives woro lost Tho of pant two months in Virginia has greatly damaged the throughout the south side of Virginia Some have not more than half a crop of corn cotton and tobacco Streams are fanl drying Up rendering milling al most impossible Early full rai hope fully looked for Tho moment in danger of impair ment of the mind from excessive nervous exhaustion or where there exists of evil a desire for solitude and avoiding company vertigo and debility or when has already place rerun i and should bo itu relied on But it is never welt to wails before treatment jho early are Ions of strength THE NORTHERN PACIFIC MAKES A GRAND DAV FOR MINNEAPOLIS The President and Other At tire for the Villard Has an Ovation jay Cooke Ditto Jy 1roHH to tue Herald Sept has been a most eventful day in tho history of Tho that and guests would stop in Minneapolis on their way to witness Iho driving of Iho spike on tho Northern caused the to stretch every nerve lo make tho visit a one Tho day and bright aud noth occurred to mar the For several days every one had busy fash mottoes designs and executing novel in the way of decoration When tho hour of noon camo all on tho principal thoroughfares wore adorned wilh emblems Hugs aud Al the of Nicollet reel from tlm First National Bank 0 Hall was a lue North rn bridge over tho Missouri river at with a train of cms up m it Between Bank block and block the alley facing House was representation of Fails tho valor falling over and u of Across street at tho of Washington street was a of the Manitoba viaduct DOW being milt the river at Minneapolis and which of tho Northern will run from the in is city lo connect with St Louis at ho landing down thu river Acrons the uv arch and still an ther spanned Ihe street Iu front of the block and all avenue wero lovel mottoes and decorations One of I lie on tho Windom block were oilier tilings piled a huge Black of lour barrels with the motto Give us lho aud wo will feud tho Iu Of tho lacing on a grand stand with ac for 1000 people had reeled and elaborately or dis and from this elevated Ihe guests hud a view 1 tho deflorations ou the opposite side of ho among those deco ations was a largo picture of Villard aud ii y Cooke handsomely wreathed iu llowers mil evergreens and large paintings scenes along iho Pacific rail oad Llm news that President U S and Sheridan nnd Secretary would bo present hud far and wide and Indus coming utu the city wore jammed and crowded to heir utmost capacity It is estimated thai ully visitors wore iu the cily today a carriage containing President Vil ard and guests was driven up lo thu louse preceded by a of lolice and us the company alighted they greeted wilh prolonged cheers by ho who occupied every inch of avail able iu front of tho stand and win lows of adjoining buildings The appear uico of President Arthur on the platform was greeted with round after round ol when General stepped and introduced to lUo audience Lincoln tho guvo him a greeling no loss than thai followed the of Grant aud a moment later At a given signal Iho procession which had boon wailing over an hour to march nisi the grand stand Tho first wagou con reminders of tho early lays of Mm losota representing Indians log cabins imly day stage coaches and tho inevitable Thou came a wagon illod with baggage curly day followed by a wagon on was placed it motto marked Miu to Portland via N P It K Af or these complete to Iho mi detail of the and mills and following i wagon containing machinery from Ihe uills contrasting tho days of milling vilh present which luken duco Tho whole procession was grand bo oud description The New League iy to the NKW Sept new base bull association known as tho American League of Professional Base Kail Clubs organized 1 will hold a mooting at Pittsburgh Pa on tho for the purpose of arranging for tho solid foundation of tho now league which bus the support of a of base jull players in tbc present League aud American Associations It will abolish what s known IIH tho eleven rule Thus far the clubs entered are Now York Brook yu Philadelphia Baltimore Washington Pittsburgh Chicago and Indianapolis fu it is expected Iho St Louis and Cincinnati Clubs will bo represented at tho alluded to James Jackson of New York it the projector of tho now iou Funeral Liv Associated to tho Herald PAULS Sept remains of do wero conveyed from Frohs clorf to ou Sunday morning tnd soul from in Iho evening inhabitants of accompanied the procession from the chateau to the depot The cortege consisted of a force of local vo hi i leers and tho friends of the The was placed in a railway carriage elaborately dressed in black At the railway depot was heavily hung wilh black drapery In tho streets through which tho procession marched many flags and draperies wero displayed from pub lic buildings and residences A plaster cast of the Counts face was taken and tho if made a sketch of tho body an it lay in state Idle Mines Uv Associated 1rons lo tho CLEVELAND Sept ii Sixteen of tho twenty coal mines in the Massilon coal dis aro idle today Two are paying Iho advance of It eouts per ton demanded by Iho miners Operators here seem tirai in their determination not to grant tho increase claiming the condition of tho market svill not permit Up to this morning thoy ex the minors would continue at the former rates IH not thought any Monday will bo lukon I IL ti j i of tho ilim or wonk of tbo faro mid wilh o in only tiro lost iiro houlth In nil Maudlin ut onco bo mkuu Foil mul Liver yoi i on o It to cure For by CJ K 1ock A TO DO Good will pMd to ono wull Apply to 21 KOiT At tlu or my 1 A KEYS will ho lv ro munu to 2t IOR known 1rfttt Fium on Think two from 22 imrl well r Mill m or only on timo Winll a city in purt POWDER Absolutely Pure This powder novi r A of and More the kinds nnd ciin with the multitudo of low tost boil weight alum or SoW hi Do Wall Now IMniS TN Anthracite and Bituminous C O A JL Wood Lime Cement CAI i i MARBLE DUST BRICK GLUT aii Brick LATH and PLASTERING HAIR HILLS SEWER PIPE Tiles for Use Land Plaster BONE SUPER PHOSPHATES n rlc Kin BF 66 Perry St on B N Y P Ry 50 Martin St on D AV P R R OF Boilers Engines AND lUll Saw Mills Grist Coal Mines and Engines for all Purposes from 2 to 75Horse Power AT THE LOWEST PRICES ALSO SECOND HAM At Greatly Reduced Trices Fitting Cot nur scr our coin ni with yon will Your with us Kiwi Spring Hint of 1n SEASON OF 1883 WITH Theobalds Celebrated The beer of this will on draught at all the principal hotels sin The lager will be by far superior to any brewed in past years GENERAL I 1863 FIRE INSURANCE writton in Uic following if Hwt ford ot England Standard of of of Englund OIH of York London and of England of North icn Philadelphia Fire In Company Pfc Mor of H I of Bunion with men for of tho above on nil classes of BATES Mansion House This Hotel unusual to tho TRAVELING PUBLIC HAVING A SAMPLE ROOM AND BAR Attached aud especial attention being given to making the public POLITE ATTENTION GOOD ROOMS FINE TABLE WARREN P LOVE COMMERCIAL ANK Organized under the law of of Drafts on Principal Cities Stocks Bonds and Bought and Sold COLLECTIONS MIDI a Banking Business L E 0 IMERSON E C DIRECTORS t B JOHN JESSE surre A r BENNETT BEEP K R HOPKINS IOHN J CARTER B O JOUK L Second National BANK PA Capital TUIa iho practice f ou In ita at a uniform rule if 6 per cent por HYDE President W C HYDE Vice President 0 C HYDE i HYDE WM M WM c MO J D E Jl II Ji E T W B ROBERTS SON HOll mm EX o OE Government Securities on all Points io the Oil Regions Ani the United States And do it Banking Business EDWIN FULLER Cashier THE ROBERTS National Bank Ol W R WEAVER L EMERY JB L EMERY JR CO AX Boliar and THE SNOW PUMP Sc ilio only And can only bo supplied by us to operators ami tho trade BE W ARE OF IMITATIONS I THE LEWIS VALVE Wo sale of this valve which is fast coming into general nno MOLE AGENTS FOR THE DUPLEX INJECTOR bout foodor known HOLE N THE BLAKE STEAM PUMP favorite of tho Oil Region THE REG IKONS Tho drillers favor to L EMERY JR CO wat R K Jr AMES IEON WORKS ENGINES AND BOILERS AND PORTABLE Steam Pumps Blowing Engines FOR WATER OIL OR ACID Stills Storage Tanki and Tank Car Refiner and Pipe Line Fitting Drilling Tools and Supplie for Oil or Artesian Well Saw and Iron Mi SOLE OF THE jf B President BT fAID UP CAPITAL 1 Intercut on Time GREAT BARGAINS Entire stock to be closed out by September 1st OF WALL PAPERS PICTURES AND FRAMES ARTISTS MATERIALS WHITE LEAD AND OIL BRUSHES ALL KINDS WINDOW SHADES AND FIXTURES VARNISHES AND COLOR SASH AND DOORS I propose to give you bargains in every department and the time to make you improvements and derive the benefit of great closing out sale J B OLMSTED  

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