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   Titusville Herald  (Newspaper) - September 22, 1886, Titusville, Pennsylvania                                VOL XXII NO DAILY 18C5 V Editor and Tbo Morning Herald delivered by camera or maU for Wix a year iu advance THE HOME OF RIOTS ACTIVE KNIGHTS OFFICIAL PAPER THE OT Y erly INDICATIONS FOR TODAY Docal rains warmer wind generally south A BREATHING SPELL AND BEL FAST KNOCKERS AT IT AGAIN The Spanish Rebels Condemned to of the Entombed Miners Bodies Fellow Grand Officers TUT TO TUB The desultory ing Sept ZI accompanied by firing which bus closed all bat one in enter THE in polities are but from the one THE only mewbor of Who has subscribed Charleston suf is Secretary Lamar have overdrawn their salaries already THE defalcation of u bmk cashier who is Neal Dowa a helper of Moody in regions work is the society of Portland 10 the THE Cleveland LaUer 5av The Ee publican call to W L Scott in the Erie Pa district will oive Mr Wackay Lw friends uo Tho signers of the call are always when u COUKS to a can raw iu which Scott iH a The Erie dis has a Republican majority in and it will uot bo represented by a Democrat was during all of last night So far ou to rioter has Wii killed and a woman mortally wounded I wo policemen were severely aud of citizens were injured last of the latter were hurt Twenty were Tbe evince a a number night is nut known during tho night bitter spirit against the police and The appearance of a single con stable m one of the troubled districts last was greeted with a volley of m tbe nest THE fact that the Columbia Oil Company wells which it once abandoned as ax a profitable supply color to the theory that oil the re suit of going on iu tho laboratory of nature That explanation of the discovery is as probable its he Other that the have replenished from untouched around theu The Pittsburgh Times is in the case of oil is even likely to be true iu the case of gas The at au opportune as u id rt good offset to the groundless story that the welis Of the field were Few per here credit the story but it was taken up abroad and descanted at length by newspapers of the attractions which offers to the of other cities Instead of the failing the sign ia that it is being renewed by an un proceeds of nature atones Kioting was resumed at dinner timo to day at junction of and the Falls road by Catholic nll hands stoning the police on duty to keep the Inland ship from com ing n contact with mill bauds The was so heavy aad skilful that the police Lad to retreat us fur as Shanks Hll Here were reinforced ami they drove the mob buck capturing a on the way While this battle was gomg ou another mob m a different locality attacked with stones tue of although the wee m array The troops wu fixed bay charged m double CD the mob and drove them from tbe scene a Kreat number of ue rioter two smother mob KOt Lute a tight in u tram car aad out into the street threw a from he truck aud overturned it time was filled with Rain Prevents a of 20000 Master Witherss Report ST Louis heavy rain caused much to the citizens and visitors today and the Knights were much put out also as ic necessitated tuo abandonment of the grand parade for which such preparations bad been wade Tbo city Us men and pri vate citizens had vied each other in their and residences and all along the line of march which way to have been followed by the parade the fronts of basinet and municipal were hidden with their decorations of flags bunt ing aud evergreen The flags pennants mottoes und emblems were so thick on of the streets that viewing them in per every breeze seemed to the wails in motion Many of the decorations were masterpieces of art and at tho break of day this morning the city presented holiday appearance At the first gun directing the oom of the 23U triennial conclave of the Templar of America to form MORE EARTHQUAKE SHOCKS COLUMBIA S C STARTLED BY SUBTERRANEAN THUNDER Followed by a Severe Earth Spasm Charleston Experiences Three Vibrations One Quite Rat tled In Savannah ASSOCIATED 1 COLUMBIA S C Sept ni there was sheet lightning in the east at fre quent intervals During the mght subter was heard and at a rumbling Bound apparently from at several m a lonR proceeding was fired and at 9 oclock the procession to le ran si THE Philadelphia ledger Hep Bays There is another subject upon wnich it is likely some emphatic independent voting will be done If the leaders wish their nominees for the legislature to get d car at the The overturned this car evidently Ld intended to do it They were firk purely fight but the locality with rowdies drawn thither by the nor arid these loaters saw he car up Sido down ajd filled with people they fasil it witb Bionea The terrorstricken crowded close under the seats and undr one another and them Delves a they could with the floor and seat Several were hurt Their situation was until the military rescued them aud escorted them to a place of safety Rebels Condemned to Death MADRID Sept of the im plicated in yesterdays attempt at revolution have been condemned to death A band of rebels at Ocana in tbe province of Toledo billed their commanding officer and then to allegiance and prayed for mercy The common soldiers who took part in the see are in any way under the of the and low tavern interest What ever may be done at the Dominating con Tention the leaders and workers may ba sore that tne large proportion of voters who are well aware that tne general public neither roice nor representation in the conventions and who at this time justly hold the reform of our scandalous special liquor license laws to be the most important local issue to come before the next legisla large proportion of voters will be sure to make most ac tive opposition to any and every can for legislature who is in any way identified with the mens combination to continue those scandalous laws in existence The juggling with pro the party platform and the ignoring of the subject in the Dem ic platform will not answer when the plain cornea between a candidate for tne or the Bouse who on the one suspected of interests of the present liquor license laws and one on the other who has a clean character and decided record against them On that point the intelligent private citizen can see as far into the platform grindstone as the best of them and for the matter of that grind stones have nearly gone out of in tue mula and blame their officers for leading them astray The soldiers are everywhere yield ing to the authorities In the province of Toledo two bands of rebels however are still holding out They are trying 10 reach the Guadarrama Mountains and a force loyal troops has been them The city which of 20000 men and included the rery beet military talent iu the section was ready to move The rain however which had been falling for an hour past now came down m torrents atd J K Par sous of the command issued nu order abandoning the pa nule which bad it place would have one of tbe finest ever known A mere postponement would not suffice as the rules ofthe order permit a parade only as an o the Encampment ami that body was to itt oclock WAA presided over by Sir Knight Cuas of Kfw York City K E D G in the absence of Sir Kaihi i E G M who his at the LoteL Iu and public Mayor Davis R Precis in jd Usss o ou of tiie city w s responded fo ov Grand Ou bs hiir if the Missouri lu address of was presented by Sir Jos S Brogue grand aud responded to by Grand Master Roome At tbe conclusion ot at I oclock encamp meut went into secret to listen to tie addresses and repons of officer The report of Vaster Withers covers the peno i in to Jane 1 accepted the consul generalship to Hong Koug aud dele gaied the powers of grand master to Y E Roome deputy grand muster The report states that in 1SS3 and 1884 thirteen commanderies were constituted chiefly m the northwestern states and territories Dakota coming in for the largest share The country is congratulated on the completion of tbe Washington Monument while the fact is deplored that KO few contributions have received for the monument Garfield The grand master recommends the substitution of the past grand master a direction a was followed by a severe hock lasting about a minute Honses were per shaken and most people several The subterranean thunder hours after the shock People sleeping ur near open found it necet sary to close the and use blankets H S C Sept 4LThere were THE PETROLEUM MARKETS Very Little Doing Record Sept market quiet today thero was little doing on any of the exchanges aud the were within the of a cent The range of WHS as 65A 65 aud closed at wai cents WM no news to affect prices from any of the fields Oil Pitu K New York Opened 6i Highest Lowest Closed SUCOO Clearances 3630000 65jJ 64 1166000 three shocks of in Charleston last aud early this shock at a m being and to rattle general alarm but a Kood causing houses There WHS no ran aud remained there At Sum merville there were three anj oclock this morning there being rather a violent shock at detonation simitar to the load report of a heavy gun was heard at the banning of the severe here and there were detonating or explosions with two of the at Suu erville Prt of the wall of the Medica College wrecked was thrown down y mornings shook It is now a tothi wrcek A man was injured by the 1 aud 18f Liverpool 5K D per gallon London 5 per gallon Dia patch to the WASHINGTON Sept 21The ell w reported to be averaging from 12 to 15 barrels hour and about 30 barrel Willetts No 9 is doing 85 and No 10 20 barrels per hour Tbo wells Bhow a considerable decline yesterday The production of the is placed ty the reports ac not over 1COOO bar rels AND BUKS The exhibit ana for the to that date Charters Previously Total y lOi Transit J I The shock at was the severest in three and woke people suddenly from They stood it bravely however The shock lasted from 3 to 10 seconds were very shaken and in mu houses plastering was thrown down was uo interruption of business or the work of repair Pedestrians used the middle ot the roadways today Tbe postoffice and United States engineers building are iu hopeless condition Cheap excursions will be run from all points on the Atlantic Coast line to Charleston ou Oct a for the benefit of tbe s all districts uhip m n South vest shipments of JJi ad ford for Infants and cures 111 fL rJ M Dt I c JU Bo Oxford St Brooklyn v v I I Fulton Street H Y Total 1 mr runs of sent in pursuit of i today Senor ress says the Martos president of the Con revolt was not political but inspired by bourse speculator for Old The sight of a heap of more or less well shoes at my bootmakers led me to ask him what he did with the boot gear his customers left when they replaced it new I used to sell it to the second hand dealers he said but now I give it away Men come in here every day to beg old shoes and it is rarely that I have a dozen pairs to spare He added that the same call is made on the hatters forecast otr hats The problem as to what become ot the pins is still unsolved however I see some German Remus with an ev ident weakness for knowledge has after many years of minute and ex calculation that few over half a million pins are lost every day m Europe alone As the rate is prob ably Vorld over it that the earth must be the biggest pin cushion within the ken of mortal man In Berlin by the way there is au old clothes charity where castoff clothing is mended and dispensed to tho needy by some charitable ladies who solicit and collect their stock from house to house New York News Babble The Artist and Too Jefferson Zapping in at A F Banners studio one day that painter said that Jefferson iad called on him but half an hour pre and on seeing some of his newer expressed surprise that he should have departed from his Venetian sub which had a commercial value Bodies of the Entombed Miners Found Sept At this foro noon Supt and a nre boss went into the Marrine shaft and found tho dead bodies of iii of the eight man who were imprisoned in the mine by the carein that occurred Monday last The bodies were found in gangway the men were supposed to have gathered when the fall occurred They were not crushed and lay as if the men had gone to sleep Decomposition was far advanced The en tombed men wd evidently been suffocated soon after the accident occurred for the deputy grand master on the printing committee and the employment of a pri vate secretary for the grand maiter He also recommends that the bonds of the grand treasurer and grand recorder be re to tue amount of each The report of Deputy and Acting Grand Master K ome recommend that matters state and local ba left to the Grand Com and not to the Grand Encamp ment A grand parade will be sITea Thursday Tomorrow there will be a grand display drill at the fair grounds by visiting oom and a concert by visiting bands under the directing of P S Gilinore The proceeds of the day will be used for the benefit of the of the proposed Masonic aud orphans home Odd Fellow Grand Officers BOSTON Sept following officers for the ensuing year have been elected by the convention of Odd Fellows now in wsal Ion Grand sire John H White New York deputy grand sire J C Under wood Kentucky grand secretary T A BOSH New Jersey grand treasurer A Shepard Pennsylvania congressional conference In Stain Quo Sept The ot the Twenty Bowmans Murderer ST Louis Sept East St has received from Sheriff Taylor of county Tenn where Arthur tbe confessed march er of the late Bowman is con fined a letter urging him to mako a careful aud complete elimination of confession and expressing tho opinion that is really the murderer In in East St Louis to him while here shows that he was known to several residents of that place as a longh sixth district met at the Whistler Honse this borough tow evening and after ballot ing adjourned tomoi row morning Candidates Fleeger and Mc are here and while the candidate aad appear well disposed toward each other personally there are no indica tions of any changa in the situation Man tor of Crawford will take tbe place of ato cum tins heat and will be here tomorrow Aaron Designs N Y Sept Freeman published the contents of a bundle of letters from Aaron to of Kingston N Y that were by Captain Carter iu Kingston yester day Political scheming is disclosed One of the letters light ihe notable Burr contes for the presidency between and Jefferson in 1SOI when the matter of choice was thrown ia the House of Claimed after Jefferson Oa Sept another very distinct earth quake shock at local time this morn ing The vibration lasted several seconds slite roofs of people were awakened and many were frightened badly there was no general alarm The shock was felt at SARATOGA N Y Sept 2lAt the BCa aion of the Unitarian Conference in this city over was raised to held re build the chaich destroyed by the earthquake The Law Partly Successful The Utah selected under the provision of the law in 18S2 a session here this fore noon The object is to prepare the annual report for the year past to present to the President bv Oct 1 Mr Carlton the chairman states that the Edmunds law so far has been effective in doin away with illegal law prohibiting a or one who indulged in unlawful co habitation to vote aud that the courts of justice during the past 13 months had con 100 offenders In this sense he said the law wan a success but how far it has made the Mormon give up his creed is another question Total rutK for the month to date of XT runs for tho cit l or tlie for the Total Daily average The Winning NEWPORT R T sept 21A telegram from the regatta committee received here today makes the following awards Schooners Guana first class sloops May flower stoops clays Cinderella FINANCIAL Prices of Stocks and New York Markets United do do 3 AND The Latest bank Defalcation Sept Evening Jo special from Saranac says The absence from town of Jerome Brown of the of Lee 4 Brown created excitement through out this vicinity A C Lae that his name which appears on worth of the firms is a forgery The liabilities of the institution are placed at 5300JO with no aseto all the firms prop erty been disposed of The de principally farmers and work ing men knew vf the bauks shaky condition bnt were unable to get their money Brown is supposed to ba in Canada His wife and children Alton i Tf Haute 35 fc T H pfd American 10G PM iS orth western Northwestern pfd New 1ork Cent Can Central Pacific A 1103 T 40 Oregon Chicago fc A Pacific Mail Del i 106 Del fc Bock Grande Paul St Erie Fort Central 136 PATENT OIL WELL RIG f ieas to keep in re pair han any other e St Paul M St St Paul A O 17 Lake Ene A W 10 Union Pacific 91 Lake Shore Louisville A U S ALLEN attention pumping rig without au ALLEN Now D Tel 79V Nor V nfd PRO 7 Northern Pacific remain Yachtsmen Taks aa Involuntary Bath POET N Y Sept yachie Gitana aud F C Smith left Black Kck Conn on for a race around shoal light The j b sheet of fouled her to capsize and throwing all on board into the water An Afternoon at Cold Harbor Then as the day wore away and the troops were well in hand I saw staff officers ride along the lines which were generally under the shelter of crests ot hills and then I saw the regimental commanders getting their men into line About 4 oclock in the afternoon I heard the charging commands given With many an oath at the military stupidity which would again send good troops to slaughter I sprang to my feet and watched the doomed infantry Men whom I stood rifle in hand not more than thirty feet from me and I am happy to state that they continued to stand Not a man stirred from his place The army to a man refused to obey the order pre from Gen Grant to renew the assault I heard the foolish and wicked order given and I saw it disobeyed Many or tne enlisted men had been np to and over the Confederate works They had seen their strength Grant Meade Han S u none oJ them had been near the works And if they did not know that they could not oe taken by direct the enlisted men did know it and they refused to make a second attempt That night we began TO entrench By we had our earthworks finished and were safe O G ACADEMY For Young Menand 12 miles from Philadelphia Fixed price covers every expense even booki eto No charges examination for admission Twelve experienced allmen and all graduate Special P pfd 37 I opportunities for apt students to advance rip idly Special drill for dull and backward boy Patrons or students may select any or choose the regular English Scientific Business Classical or Civil course Students at Media Academy are now in Harvard 1 o and ten other Colleges and 10 to col students to lege m m 1884 IU m 1885 13 in A every year in the cia department A Physical and Chemici nd Ground vois arided to Library in 1883 doubled ia 1883 Media has even c and a temperance charter which pro hibits the wile of all intoxicating drinks or lar address THiN C S Graduate Medi now circular address the and i tor SWiTHiN C A M Harvard Graduate Medid aaa an of votes witu Jef he have utterly disclaimed all as he had J character and their description of his tally exactly with that j expectations of tho Sheriff Those wnl demaud his return to Ejst Sf of the of Lonis NEWS IN BRIEF land w ner you wouldnt have a man 6 time would do one The British lost that night for the thousandth time or so and he hastened to gloss the assertion coasts John OBrien bns r readier in his reply to a slight by Charles Mathews It to ow pat S Afferent ways than to play in one Eagle Aml Congressman Walker Jt to hold no Democratic Stale ion this f una tbe U ft for the On the MJe it appears from a letter upon Us bick of which writton that le or her df signs Vox was a of a member of Con With Private was j fonsi a paper a son Of by i thi tho were to ho to indicate Rrr adds i to one of his letters of in j the peron yon wish i to be COD i Th After drifting two miles tbe yacht se cured and anchored in he Both crews stopped at the last aud chilled TABLES BUFFALO NEW YORE i PHILA RAILROAD June 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