Titusville Herald (Newspaper) - June 20, 1884, Titusville, Pennsylvania VOL XX NO 5 TITUSVILLE PA JUNE 20 1884 The Herald PUBLISHED DAILY AND WEEKLY J Editor and Publisher 0 Manager MOUSING 1805 i THK delivered by r iy mud for or in aU VitLlO The Weekly Herald PUBLISHED EVERY THURSDAY dollars e your lu advance free or foreign rates upon application 1 tlie important parts ill for tJn to iVil communications to HENRY C GRENNER Manager ra U OF THE CITY Tin Kiti Jiliu Porter has passed Con House to tho Senate General Slocum who i ivs Hint bo hai confidence the President wdl Ibu This measure is tbe out his fc his heart and it mn v by i political card of value to Smith 1 UK Democratic State Convention at Sara seems to rather slid aud without any test voto to show the Comparative strength of aud Flower The friends of tbo former claim are greatly iu Iho majority while thi mou most deny this aui say that if such was tho case tho Cleveland would uot have dodged ft voto as they most certainly have done years ago the Erie canal was begun Tho war with iu ISP so interrupted trade ou tho coast as to a groat westward Tho of water communication the groat lakes aud tho Hudson had long boei folt for tho expense of transportation of produce tho old roads from Buffalo t Now York was so great us in the case of wheat to bo three times its value and iu that of outs times Morns ami carried through tho construc tion of Iho Erie which was 300 miles in longest iu tho ut built in eight years and four at expuso of nine and a half million dol lars was finished amid great rejoicings in This canal opened up trade with the West paid for itself iu teu years nd contributed greatly to the growth of Western cities Rochester tripled its population by and Buffalo which hid iu lUO only fifteen years later numbered eight times as many and now claims THE annual council of tho Six Nations ou Monday iu tho council house it the Reservation Thomas chief of tho Allegheny Indians ad 1ireed tho council and told his bearers to Le brave and good as their forefathers wore then when they died they would go to the happy hunting Oilier chiefs puke aud in ibu simo strait nud tho iii of tho day ended at noon The Cattu tribe was by seventeen Members tho ono thu iH from Grand river Brant county s ven aud and Civil gas one each John Buck chief of Indians iu Canada chief of iie Nation II A brim Silversmith chief of aud Jacob of Iho were In the river county Canada there art 3700 survi v irs of tun Six Nations aud present from these report that they are tarly and more and Ou Tuesday ibo council ivi by John Buck Thomas who is a noted Seneca preacher the laws of religion as to Liko by tho Four about eighty yours ago This ud was two hours loug Tho mornings ended with a green corn dance which the dancers worked Hiem into a perfect frenzy according to a Syracuse Journal reporter Tho council closed Wednesday THE LATE BISHOP SIMPSON Tbo death was announced on Wednesday ui bis homo iu lingering illness of tho IU Uov I D LI IX tho oldest of tho present board of Methodist bishops who had been in 18V At tbo timo of bis election ho was editor of tho Cincinnati Christian Advocate that for many yours bo was engaged in an of tho university at Indiana Bishop Simpson was lorn in 1811 at O ft small country town or tho Tan Handle railroad bo Cincinnati aud Ho re his education at tho Allegheny col Ta nud was for somo timo professor iu that institution Ho was mado L D by tho university in 1SU ami LL in 1S71 Ho was twico n delo to the British conference and also to Iho alli ance aud recent Ecumenical Ho presided over the Troy coufer enee in tho years the church Albany iu and at Iho recent reopening of tho Hudson church of Now York after extensive alterations repairs Ho was known in this State iu various parts of which ho him delivered his groat ou 1ho Future of the He was a theologian a profound scholar and nn pulpit orator probably tho only Methodist divine who enjoyed a national reputation tho of tho celebrated 1J Bascom His voice was Ot aud his person ungainly but in spite of those natural disadvantages ho rose titho first position us an orator of coni overwhelming audiences evon at tho Capital of the by a current of AK first on tho list of tio bishops ho will bo succeeded by Bishop Thomas Ilis loss will bo greatly fl not only throughout tho but iu tho world HOODS is made of roots herbs and barks It gives tone to the aud makes tho weak strong Sold by ENGLISH ON THE STAND HE TELLS OF THE CONTESTED SEAT CASE ELAINE LOGAN And How He Worked in His Sons Interest Did Not Think His Ac tions Improper Nor Offered No Inducements Cy Associated Tress lo ttio Herald Juno English in was continued today Jlon J 13 was called aud lo toll what ho know tha that Wollor had been by older Mr English to absent himself a voto upon the case said ho had no personal knowledge on tho point It hail been a matter of remark generally among members iu his vicinity Unit Weller had been taken into f corner ami thereupon immediately left his seat in tho House Ho lud heard talk from half n members but couldnt recall the names of any ono iu particular as for tho statement Representative Horr said was ou the Joor members to vote fot bis sou Many members considered this an told the witness that be had no doubt of and bo had beet importuned uot to vote ut all Ellis said Senator Voor hecs lo whom bo was under great obligations h id requested him not to lit alt unles lio could vote for afd thu circumstAnces ho thought he could not vote members iu conversation said Democrats bad taken to tho cloak room ami that after conversing with tir Weller left the house At their suggestion the witness called the of the to it but did uot claim to have personal knowledge Potter said he was asked several times to go back of tbo soats nud see English Sr but replied ho was too busy Afterwards ho received n from English requesting an interview lie au inter view with English Sr in the cloak room Euglish said he understood that tbo wit ness were against the right of his sou to tho seat and that the witness intended making a speech on the subject Ho requested tbo witness uot to aud said tho witness might bo mistaken in his views Senator Voorhees who was present said he thought wit news should not press his views when a majority of his side of the house held contrary views Afterwards the witness told he did not desire to speak witness voted for teello throughout as he felt in duty bound Ho considered improper aud so told Horr Wm II English was called and tes that ho had talked willi many members concerning his sous cuse but offered inducements to any one Did you send a note to Mr roller re questing him to go to cloak room I did not but I met him there aud wo a conversation regarding my sons case substantially as related by 1oltur iu his tesi Having occupied so prominent a position D tbo Democratic party and having been a candidate for tho didnt vou think it improper to bo on tho of ho uft never occurred to me as boing im proper if no I should uot have boon Mid not go with uny improper purposes Dill yon ever talk wilU Weller in ho cloak room I did not und I want to say that statement in his speech on tbe floor of tho fatso neither directly nor tried to influence and any moment that 1 did is wholly destitute of Did vou over hike counsel about tho your ou thu Hour of tho It did not occur to mo that my doing i violation of tho rules After L had been ii tho I hourd u member lad said it was i L went to Carlisle and asked him if 1 was violating the ule by being on tho and speaking snob us 1 bout my I sml was interested as i father us a Democrat ud us a LUt I bud no lie thought f was not violating ho rule if 1 did or siid anything iu viola m 1 frank to say that I gret it 1 dont hesitate to say Unit when with gentlemen I did present my Is casM HS as I At ono timo I bought would not remain on thn bn bean injury tu my son but he impropriety of the thing did not occur j me Did you ever Know a candidate for tho iuo bring on the flour of the asked I knew miO tti have a son o Congress I this was au i iou und that I bad privilege ot ilic Didnt it occur to thai your promi would u sort of on the member If 1 luul au at all I thought it bo to show Hint I believed sous use to be u fair ono Didnt you think your barrel was larger ban As to the barrol business I know noth ng about that If youll bring up a barrol Ill tell yon about Indiana soap interrupted addressing himself to Mil ard Adjourned ANOTHER SHORTAGE Discovered at Col sides Systematic Peculations v Associated 1ress to the Hernia June The First Jon rollor of tho Treasury on settling the ac of Robert C Morgan deceased for disbursing clerk of the Department if State and chief of tho bureau of a deficit of His bouds neu have been called ou to make good tbo mount Morgan was disbursing clerk of bo Stato Department many years aud was in the highest esteem wo mouth ago It uow appears that Co IIo died about Burnside late the 1ostoflieo in addition to stealing from ho Treasury has been in tbo f pocketing tbo proceeds of suits from vaste paper old furniture and ma edat of tho Department dollars iu his ac bus already been discovered and tho amount is likely to bo largely increased as be investigation progresses bo gau his peculations tho first ynur ho entered pon tne of his Base Ball Yesterday By A Press to the Herald D o o o i o T 0 0 7 D y 0 At 0 0 0 0 0 0 13 Chicago n L At 1001 I 0 0 Made a Good Haul By Associated Press to tho NEW June Albert Mayor Alors of who was robbed on Tuesday of while on tho train near today had au interview with Police Inspector Byrnes It is believed tho wore from New York Tbo Uneven ook u westward bound tram Tho police Chicago been An Immense Ratification Meeting at the Capital Uy Press to tho Herald WASHINGTON June first ratifica tion of tho action of tho Chicago Conven tion by Republicans of tho District of Columbia took tonight accompanied with a largo and enthusiastic audience electric lire works a display of Hags und bunting a lino bund of and speeches by somo of the best oratorical tal ent of Congress Three largo platforms wore ou tho City Hall piazza and from tbo speakers addressed tbo as Judge presided at tho principal platform on which some of tho most prominent official life had General called tho mooting to alter which opened it in i brief speech Wm of Ohio road a series of resolutions endors ing and tho Republican nominations for anil Vice President aud sot ting forth tho reasons why and Lo should bo and elected by who had at tho best interests of the country Tbo resolutions were adopted with introduced Hon Sherman as thu speaker said during bis speech J will support tho cheers of and Logan an as I bavo done those of and mid Grant and Hayds aud Gar Held and this I would do fellow even if they wro less worthy than I them to bo of the honor proponed tor them 1 would do it for my own honor 1 have no patience with any man who for himself or any other person would tako bis for success in a political convention und when disappointed seek to thwart the act inn of tue con vention Mr spoke at great length and with unusual force Senator was then introduced and by calling for cheers for James diem lily responded then for more for Alexander Logan uko response mid then somo ono in tbo crowd shouted cheers for I Loud The Republican party ho said was uot made up of 1000 or good mou of Boston any more drops of water made up the Mississippi river These good men might try to establish the new party of the future but the party had the good will of Uu busmen mou aiut hud the name and did not propose to Cheers General Hawley then spoke of the glorious achievements of tho Republican parly ami in conducing said There was a Presidential nomination that was more fairly represented by actual of tho people Hon William Waller the next speaker told tho story of tho Convention in u prolonged and able speech Senator Mahone declared that tho Hopun licau of know no duly to support and heartily the nominations mudo at Chicago In this groat contest ho tbo twelve electoral votes of Virginia by a constitutional ma of ihe people despite bourbon methods sun culottes aud shot guns would by the eternal bo given to aud Senator Frye ridiculed tbo idea that the 1icaus would havo to tight a defensive battle and eulogized Blaino and Logan Senator Harrison said that wherever a thriving population was to be found through out there was tho strongest sentiment Fred Douglass presided at one of Iho stands and made a short speech Other were Representatives Bay no Uing ley Horr of Smalls and Kead A letler was re td from Secretary now in New expressing hearty concurrence iu tho ot thu netting INDIANA REPUBLICANS HARMONIOUS CONVENTION AND GOOD TICKET llo called lo Calkins for Work Congress tory of the Day the World Over Carnival of IJy Associated Press to Humid INDIANAPOLIS Ind Juno 1 publican Stalo ut by lion John of tbo State was a prayer by HOY Dr Morino of Control Methodist llou 3 was elected president and W A Ji of Sullivan Tho Governor WHS lundo tbo first thing Committee ou not boing linn W of Laporto Col W W of and John P Shanks of Jay were mimed Tbo of Gcu Gresham was not presented Hon A in a brief speech against u backward stop of Ho Republican parly upon contenting himself with Unit wus ny much HH llin con in bud determined that nr bo or de but must bo referred In Tbo was adopted wilb a of votes Mr Jalkins was nominated on the first Mo received voles Dti Hoy 12 Shanks IS and Thompson 1 The was On motion of Way no see by Shanks Dudley appeared and wus heartily greeted making fi brief State completed us fellows linndy of Henry County Secretary of Stato of Gibson Auditor Bruce Gurr of Treasurer 1J 11 of Marion 0 Wilson of Superintendent of Public Instruction B C Hobbs of Ke porter of the Supreme Court W M Hog of Warwick of tbc Supreme Court Fifth district Ji I1 of Tbo electoral ticket is as follows H John M Sutler CONGRESSIONAL of the House and Senate Yesterday to tho Juno called THli NEXT Instructions Scats from the Arrangement Committee ly IresH to the on of the Democratic National issued tho following IAI MEK June 1 Tho applications made to tho members of tho National for tickets of adr mission lo tho National lion indicate u of the method by which hoy nn Ibe aie pruned and issued by tlm com Lo which have t br i veil as a favor t any hall will havo and of 2 by and About Seats tu tho prs fund tu pay will Ti elK and 7ii v ill be tor will be will bo rs to Ibo tiek local of Iho city and It is UW will bi lo in and other emi nent men of the country who will attend tbo Convention Nino hundred aud fifty tickets will bo reserved by tho National Committee for Tho remainder ot the will given to delegates making nix tickets to each lor distribution to tbo W C GOUDY W L A H W F M M Committee of Application by for loco should bo made prior to Juno by letter addressed to Austin II Brown man ot the on 1russ and Ifle Indianapolis lud CONVENTION ECHOES Saratoga of Some of the Delegates By to tho N Y Juno looked deserted Tammany and Irving Hall mou left this morning Hubert 0 Thomp son with tho County Democrats leave this of tho convention are few There arc only fow decided expres sions from tho men still horo Nelson J Waterbury said there will bo a Btron to ou at Chicago Ho did uot kuow how far to rouard yesterdays convention as decisive in ns tho most available can before tho country General and leader of tbo Llower says forty of tho delegates to Chicago aro Faulkner continued Our forces did uot seek to compromise with tho opposition They sought us General Win 11 Ludlow said tho result of is Ho further claimed Clevelands managers avoided all test Bishop Simpsons Funeral 1resH to tlu uu Methodist ministers of this city met at Wes ley Hall this morning to take action relative death of Simpson and decided i ii tlnt i nt P nr to at Hall ou Tuesday nml Ibe church iu body Interment will bo deferred luti the 7 of tho tho final services will be hold up bm in tho providing for an inquiry into Iho condition of Now York National banks and after debate the matter went over A to prevent importation of tea dust into the United Static Tbo Mexican pension wan then taken up ana Mr submitted a of bis arrears provides that BO na arc there Khali bo no tion thn ralo lo a private soldier and an there was Homo discussion as to the probable addition to Iho annual cost of tbn lint by tbo adoption of the to tbo proposed Mr tbo ol lie at It seemed lo bo tacking about 4iMiiOilu 000 to the that for Mr read from the net of and tho acts uf following up to 1ST do show that iho date on which pensions to thu date of Iho discharge or disability and not that of tho tiling of tho further went into and boon Mr Hopkins from the on Labor up hii In tbo iin and of and under contract to perform Mr of Wisconsin nn which was that in thin ucl Hindi bo UK any individual from of or any to from fonin to the United Slides Tho was unused without division Mr Tucker moved lo with Iho hour his being to movo that into nt wholo for thi of rc internal revenue lawn but bo failed to the necessary twothirds Mr called up llii lion of vf and tho Mine for debatu was limited lo four hours After by Mr in of tho claim of tho tbo HOIHO adjourned A COMPLICATED TRAGEDY Five Participants and Two Victims Thus Far IJy to tho SAN Juno A dispatch from Sonora Ca gives particulars of one of tho complicated tragedies that probably ovor occurred Edmund LU yearn old shot Mrs Oils Greenwood in face and breast with a shot gun Her son Otis ran after Gallagher twice at him but without Watson pursued Greenwood and tho turned at and shot him twico iu the neck und buck foil whereupon Watsons sou opened tiro ou Greenwood but tho lat ter escaped where ho surrendered himself Learning Iho facts for the aud arrested ho nud aru lodged m jail Mrs aud Will sou bavo died The was tho result of a dispute about water across Mrs Greenwoods claim Mrs Green wood was tho willow of a prominent lawyer of tho locality connected Tbo others arc respectably Bliss Still Talks By Associated to tho Herald WASHINGTON June 10 Bliss con his testimony before tbo Springer committee to day Ho said hu believed tho transactions between and Walsh were not loans but money for Iho expedition to tho of Hutchinson tho of ouo of tho Graud Juries that he had promised Price should bo a witness before tho jury said I cant reconcile testimony with facts 1 said Price would ap next day 1 wo hoped to have Price ns a witness at the trial Witness said for opposing tho acceptance of us a witness and him immu was that had not revealed enough to justify immunity Witt respect to tho prosecution nt Kel Then tho question that tho prosecution of Kollogg would 1 naid if Kellogg was guilty enough to bo ho was too guilty to remain in tho Senate and make lows I novor said it was a thing to a Senator A colored juror mado tho remark and I perhaps replied thut it was This completed aud tho commit tee adjourned FINANCIAL of Stocks and Bonds in the New York Markets Uy FICHS lo tim HoralU NEW YORK easy at v2 per coul closed at lA per cent Prime mercantile paper at per cent bills scudy quoted at demand STOCKS AXl 5 is old United nUv do IIJ do land grts 17 1ncillcCs of 1H951W do Central 1iic Union Pai Isls Krio Sids Dl do land ilo Virginia in H 10 do deferred Louisiana consols St at r AND Allegheny Jent Alton it T Alton t T 11 pfd linr C It it N 12 70 OU Centra i t Ohio i 111 i AO 2d pld 7 mro it Alton 121 it A pld I It L t J 11 OfC it Ohio 0 IIS 37 i Morris it V Chill New Nor t pfd thorn Nor pfd ID i New York JenI Ohio Central it Miss Ohio A Out it Wn tern I ii Chi St I A 1 JSt L tl pld C S it C C t 0 it Jt Den it iie HMt luist pld t Man it SI Jue II tSt loe pld 81 H Oregon cV Trans 00 11 n M jv AHan I 127 jSt 1aul an I pf ml itW it Hrie t W 70 ani M it A O V 0 1M I F ir pfl ill 78 08 Id 8 ville it jonis it A 1 if Gin 1st pfd it Cin 2il Texas 10 Union 1iieitie sih iVP M pfd 1L 1argo ion 111 U Tel 10 5 Silver it 20 Cent 15k Quicksilver it St fouis Quicksilver pfd L pld ID Sutro 1iuiiic 00 Ij 8 8J IU U Yesterdays Wheat Quotations June dull In net i WHS one of the must utterly days ver on scarcely any ide orders nnd tio to induce local In trade within a range of e undur Hides aliped for seller June for seller Inly for seller for Hep JJc No 2 spring bushels shipments June dull No 1 while OHc No U tlo 7ltf No 2 red euli for June fur Heller July for Heller August for se ler September No 2 no ft at No I at 0OUO 27000 Wants a Slice of It Associated to tho Herald SAN Juno tho os tato of tho Bonanza millionaire W S OBrien was being a man named Patrick II arrived iu thin city and succeeded KO well in establishing to bo a brother of tho deceased that it was stated ut the timo that was paid him as n compromise of his claim Patrick died shortly after bis Now comes John until recently a pri vale soldier of ho In fun try claim ing to be n sou of and will emn Cor his share of Iho lo been paid II lot bin claim the million aires Caused by Bv to the II An explosion of nn oil can on the Smith Sido hel lire to a house and burned aged 10 HO badly that hbo died in an A mini mimed who tho lire was terribly Ibo face and hands not The was oil to a liio in tbe Juno com of left mil uf doins a liro at J oclock this morning at it Tho n was fully insured The Union acid works were about ij Jonr carboys of acij exploded Bv Associated lo the Me Juno li aud the Soldhn Homo today ill Nine thousand in lino A of was 11 rod mado a and at tho wan Hiroo cheers Mule IIKO spoke After lunch tho parly returned to Augusta and leavo for Washington this The Weather By Associated to the Herald WASHINGTON Juno for tho aro local showers partly cloudy weather light variable winds iuil tempor al uro A Blessing Tho pain in all his joints with its was now added and ho became reduced to the of a skeleton o vitality reached its lowest possible condition and bin sufferings wore of indescribable character that those who most loved him sometimes thought it would bo bolter if ho called At this lime physicians in this city in formed ins parents that bo in imminent danger of total paralyses and after ward they announced to his sorrowful mother that they could no hope of his recovery At this juncture be use of na was commenced and in six weeks WM LINCOLN was well ami at work Read pago ai of of Life jot it from your THE RELIABLE GROCER W McNAUGHTON No 3 FRANKLIN Tho largest and FAMILY GROCERY HOUSE In the city in sonnon gotton for 1icnio and Beef Chicken Turkey Potted Ham Tongue Besides New Goods Arriving AJ moit Every Day a week at homo f 000 fico Pny Capital not Header if you want v ill which of HOX young or can pay all Iho timo they work with absolute certainty for to H CO Maine Absolutely Pure never A of and Mor thill und cnn iiol liu Bold in with tin of weight or Md in Cu 1UO Now York Second National TITUSVILLE PA Capital This Hunk the practice o Paying on hi HN at u rule I cent per annum CHAS HYDE President W C HYDE Vice President Q C HYDE C F LAKE Asst Cashier Wjr M C F LAKK WM U M J 1 T WITH HOP J 13 K 11 B COMMERCIAL BANK under of tho of Drafts on Principal Cities Stocks Bonds and Securities and Sold COLLECTIONS and n Banking Business T JCi A C rJf L JOHN L KcKINNEY E 0 E C HOAG DIRECTOR i B JOHN PRimo SMITH T B E JOHN J CAPTER E 0 JOHN L Mansion House offers to TRAVELING PUBLIC HAVING A SAMPLE ROOM AND BAH Attached and attention boing lo making tho public POLITE ATTENTION GOOD ROOMS FINE TABLE WARREN P LOVE J R BARBER CO GENERAL No 3 STREET 1871 Life and Accident Fifty Million Dollan Capital Oil a iu Iron UUB NOTICE Oi ircK NATIONAL Co j On CITY Ill June 3d 1881 Tho of the National Transit On nre her by notified that all upon tbe bookH of the Co nt Iho ning of June 2 1881 and all outstand ing prior lo Hint dale lire to an of of ono per cent or on a in puid oil on account of by liro cm the night of Juno of lank United No located at Kama City Duller county 1n lei lia D W K WEAVER WHOLE NO 6520 JR Bradford Bolivar and Clarendon The Blake Steam Pump THE GENUINE SNOW PUMP i The Joel Hayden Brass Co THE DUPLEX INJECTOR The Lewis Patent Valve THE NEW COMPANY TUBING CASING AND PIPE Tho Combined 4S d fo r o n R E Jr E H IRON WORKS 3Vtcta3xaL3Cctotviror ENGINES MD BOILERS STATIONARY AND Steam Pumps Blowing Engines FOR WATER OE ACID Stills Storage Tanki and Tank Can and Pipe Fitting iue Tools aud for Oil or Arterian Welli Saw Iron Caste SOLE PROPRIETOR OF TUB W JJ W B ROBERTS SON Io und Hull mm m Government Securities on all Points in the Oil Regions Au I tbo United States And do ft Banking Business EDWIN FULLER Cashier THE EBBITT 0 AND IN Anthracite and Bituminous COAL Wood Lime Cement MARBLE DUST FIRE BRICK ail Brict LATH and NG HAIR HILLS SEWER PIPE for Oven Laud BONE SUPER PHOSPHATES I Elc Kic EDWAEDS BROS On B X Y P KT and D A V ft P K R OFFICE At COAL 1ST REAR OF tf
