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   Titusville Herald  (Newspaper) - October 2, 1886, Titusville, Pennsylvania                                THE LARGEST STOCK At the Lowest Prices At L 19 SPRING STREET ct s L Reliable and 19 SPRING FIRST DAILY PAPER IN THE OIL REGIONS VOL XXII NO 95 TITUSVILLE PA SATURDAY OCTOBER 2 1886 WHOLE NO 7189 DAILY BUND AT 1865 A AT J 1SLOXS Editor and TLu delivered by carriers or bj mail for Six a in Ono Dollar tiul a Half a in advance free in United or Canada Foreign raton Ten Shillings and or Ten Marks and pfg rates t upon application at the Correspondence im portant from parta OFFICIAL PAPER OF THE CITY REPUBLICAN NOMINATIONS FOR GOVERNOR GEN JAMES A FOR LIEUTENANT GOVERNOR WILLIAM T DAVIES FOR GENERAL A SECY OF INTERNAL AFFAIRS T J FOR FOR E 8 CONGRESS 26th District to District B of mayor but will wait till spring hopo at that time to vote for one SMALLTALK The Mozart Society is about to its fall campaign The Kov W P will occupy tho pulpit of tho now M R Church Sun day for the Tho couitH to a delightful home The operators of lown JIM pari by re cent in tbe price of oil well Kup by which casing has goan up from 4F to cents and 2inch tubing to 15 About a dozen weddings have occurred here within the past two months the stack of thoroughly marriageable seem diminished o particle TLoy can ba seen by the score iu any part of the city and us complete in appearance as those of any other city on the continent not ox Baltimore O 0 Allen the nominee of the Republi cans for State Senate keeps tke ball rolling throughout tke county and evidently enjoys the confidence of all classes regardless of party Mr Allen is n gentleman against whose character or standing as a citizen no man can justly offer a derogatory remark If any nominee of any party ever deserved an election by a largo majority he ia that man Capable in ever with DO to domineering and a per fect gentleman he embellish the trust instead of the trust elevating him KILLS HIS CHILD SWEETHEART SHOOTS HIMSELF A S Gage Cos Business Being Conducted by the Assignee for tho Benefit of Credit A Donation FOR STATE SENATE GEO WALLACE DELAMATER of FOR ASSEMBLY R of N SMITH of ALEXANDERS of Eaat ANDREW G APPLE of ASSOCIATED IllESS TO THE WATERLOO 111 Oct lars hayo been received of the double tragedy at Chaltin Bridge county Ills Eddie Clark was only 17 years old and Fultz not yet 15 She was atill wearing short dresses ana nothing but a girl in her actions and he was still a boy a never having touched hie face The girls brother Jr was married to and the two families were on tho of and lived ou adjoining farms Eddie and went to the same school recited iu the same classes and al ways walked home together Eddie living nearly a mile further from the school but ou the same road A year ago they became very much attached to each other but dur ing the summer vacation they were not much together and when the school opened i again a few weeks ago Melissa was a girl from what was a few months The Piso establishment is to be enlarged I before SLe told him that she was uot old VIOLET CAMERONS HUSBAND Arrested Charged With a Desire to Injure Hia Wife NEW Oct de of Violet Cameron was up iu tbe Court of Special Sessions afternoon charged with having threatened tho life of hiB wife He denied that he had over any such threats as those and stated that his only in to this coun try waB to protect his wifes honor This afternoon Miss Cameron was the stand She testified that she was married to tho witness some yeard ago in Italy She waa to appear in the Casino next Wednesday but had been threatened She had seen tha defendant but once and that was outside of Witness admitted that she had been charged with adultery with Lord but that the suit had been with drawn Bhe refused to further questions on that point Lord theu testified that he was SI years of age and married He continued that he wan Mies Camerons manager saw tho prisoner on Sept 2J when ho and asked him whether he should send a letter to Miss Cameron that he had written I told him said that it was better to send it through her solicitor as it was asking for money I asked hitu if he re membered tolling his solicitor that be would keep away from Aliss Cameron if she came to this country When the case against him iu London was adjourned he distinctly agreed to keep away from her I told biru BRITISH DOWNED AGAIN JOHN BULLS RACERS ARE NOT FAST FOR AMERICA The Sloop Sachem Wins a Hand some Victory Over the Eng lish Cutter Miranda Off Happen ings in Genera M Well SICK INDICATIONS FOR TODAY Fair weather north westerly winds coming northerly slightly warmer W A R be in all of its appointments this fall TLe new building for its use ia progressing rapidly Warren has a first class commercial col lege under the title of The American It ia largely patronized fey the youth of the country as well as by Warren itself Another large dry goods establishment is talked of If it comes it will be situated in the Hoffman block The Beauties of This Young City and the Push of the Business Men Correspondence of the Herald Oot should be understood forthwith that Warren is not only the most beautiful town of western Yania barring Titusville of bnt in some respects is one of the asd most prosperous places in the whole country Of course while the price of oil upon which it depends to quite a de gree for its increase of wealth is so low it cannot move forward in all ita enterprises with the celerity that it wonld with more profitable prices Nevertheless it somehow manages to progress all the Eo body who has Riven attention to the vari ous public demonstrations of the past summer can fail to notice the evidence of thrift and of the wide awake citizens The great agricultural ex was a grand success and now there is another public scheme on foot for further benefiting the young city and putting it up equal to any of the advanced oil region towns This is tbe admission or introduction of the electric system At the head of the movement is the same aggressive spirit whose management has made nearly every public affair that the city has enjoyed for years successful Geo P Orr is a business man who seems de termined to keep the in Warren moving To this gentleman perhaps more than any other one or two or half s dozen men is duo the credit of much of Warrens greatness iu these publio affairs It is true that Hon Thos applied bis energies in days that are past and his great capital as well in adorning community with many of its most beautiful but Mr In now compelled to let his mantle fall upon younger and it seems to hare fallen upon Mr Orr In the Introduction of the new system of illumination Orr many obstacles to overcome the most difficult of which the of the people and the apathy of business men Some and in fact large percentage of these seem hostile to nay new feature of public improvement calculated to draw even a small portion of their annual income They however seam to enjoy them after they have become thor established ind wonder why they have not been introduced This electric light scheme would be a crowning blessing to the community in some respects and doubtless the support Sir Orr requires for the fulfillment of his designs will be ob after the matter has been fully con in all of its promising aspects The question of whether Warren is soon to shed its childish clothes as a borough and appear as a full grown city is oue that has begun to agitate the public mind consider ably We have in tact three Warrens compo Bed of the borough proper East and North Warren East Warren or Glade ig from the borough by the Gone vrango Creek and daring the past summer has advanced in population to such an ex tent tbat the citizens do not feel entirely safe without some form of What shall that be Of course the tants of the borough would reply R city in which aU divisions would have a hand It would seem preposterous to organize an other borough witk only a creek a few hundred feet wide it from the one already in working order And yet there are many Bist Warren people who desire that very thing Bat as they are divided in opinion on the subject it is mot likely that a move will be made immediately jn the borough direction It wonld there fore Beem to be an opportune for those who faror a city government to move p tle matter We could name a first Much Married Mr Solomon LONDON Oct case of Edward Solomon husband of Lilian Russell who was arrested on the 23l inst for bigamy on complaint of his first wife Lily Grey came up for yesterday Testimony was given that when he was first taken into cus tody Solomon admitted he was married to Lillian Kussell in New Jersey and said Anyhow we wont through some cere mony It was shown however that he had also said at the same time that he married Lillian Bussel he was unaware that his first wife was aa he had neither seen nor heard from her for several years Mr Solomon was remanded pending the arrival from the United States a number of witnesses whose attendance has been se cured The magistrate refused Mr Salo mons request for a reduction of bail enough to have a lover Her mother had told her so and she did not want him to bother her any more From this moment the boys whole character was changed He told some of his comrades that he was going to kill Melissa and himself but they only laughed at him and no one thought he attempt anything of the kind In the afternoon he stooped Melissa as she was home from school with several children and said Melissa you remember what I told you at without wailing for au answer he drew a pistol from a pocket and fired at her Twice he fired in quick succession and the poor girl dropped dead with two bullets in her head The other children ran away screaming and the maddened lover knelt beside the corpse of his sweetheart kissed her forehead and then putting the pistol to his own head fired twice and fell by her side in a dying condition both balls having entered his brain He lingered five hours before dying but never recovered conscious ness The funerals were held together to day that to help him I had placed myself ia a false position Now to add injury he de mands my aid to get from his wife He threatened that the was given him before next Monday he would kill maim or shoot her so that she would be prevented from gaining a livelihood I told him that I didnt care to talk with him any further In answer to questions further testified that he was married that ho cor responded with his wife but did not know where she was as she had several houses in the country and his letters vere forwarded that he met Miss Cameron a year ago and came to know her well about sir months ago when her husband asked witness to be come trustee for his child was friendly with De till he tried to cut lus throat ftl Porto Bello you offer him a pistol here No I did tell him I would let him take a pistol if he wanted three shots at me and give me three at him BY ASSOCIATED TO THE R L Oct match be tho American sloop Sachem aud the English Miranda was sailed today over the Black Inland course miles to windward and return end reunited in a handsome victory for the American vessel There was a good working breeze all day Tho race was nailed almost alone very little being taken in it by the people here The Miranda crossed the line first at 35 and the Sachern at botn boats standing away ou starboard tack Scarcely twenty minutes had elapsed jhen at the passed her rival to windward and began showing hor heels At the Sachem rounded the boat and stood away for home and with everything drawing dashed off at a rattling pace The Mirauda also came down at a rapid rate Just seven minutes after the Sachem she went around the stake boat From this point to the finish the race was a stiff wind sending the yachts along rapidly ana making the run a short one The Sachem crossed the fin ish line at the Miranda at The corrected time is Sachem Mi randa 5OC25 NEWS IN BRIEF Return of The Beautiful Mich Oct heavy snow storm prevailed here for a short time this morning covering the ground with snow It has snowed hard at intervals bnt the soon disappears The Anarchists Cases CHICAGO Oot hearing of the motion for a new trial in the case of the seven condemned Anarchists was com before Judge Gary today Capt John Carney chief of the Evanston police deposed that Michael Cull of who in his affidavit alleged that Juror Geo Adams told him prior to the trial that de fendants all ought to hang and that they were beggars in this country who ought to be shot like dogs is a worthless character unworthy of belief The affidavit of Juror Wiams denies making the remarks attribut ed to him within the hearing of Mickael Cull Juror Denker denied saying in the presence of Thos J Morgan that Spies and the rest ought to hang but admits that he had an opinion formed before the trial though he had never expressed it Albert P Love and Orrin S Blossom painters furnished affidavits to the states attorney this morning repudiating the sworn state ments by them to Solomon and Zeis lec regarding the witness Gilmar and add ing that they had been paid for making the same by a check drawn on the International Bank by Solomon Zeisler in favor of F Smith They stated tbat they re 530 each out of said check Mr said that his firm gave Smith such a check in payment for services as a private detective in looking up Gil mars where abouts on the fatal night but not for the purpose of buying testimony CapL Black urged the court to grant a postponement of the arguments on the motion when all the affidavits had been read and put in as part of the record but Judge Gary declined CapL Black then began tbc opening argu ment on the motion for a new trial The Gage Failure CHICAGO Oct A S Gage Co was reopened at 10 oclock this morn ing by tho assignee who under the order of Judge will conduct the busi ness for the benefit of the creditors pending a statement of the affairs of the embarrassed firm There was a rush of customers and boyond the prevalence of inquiries which the salespeople found it difficult to answer business was carried on as usual The lia and assets have uot been sched uled but the former are estimated at SOO 000 aud the latter at over the ascertained liabilities are the claim of the First National Bank for 897 000 Messrs of Philadelphia for H B Co of New York for J V Co of Chicago for about O Pis kee Potter Lovell fe Co E S J affray Co Isadore Cohn Co Weil 000 and Martin 3100000 A S Gage will appear in Judge Pender court next Wednesday morning when he will be expected to answer any questions which the creditors may asks The assignee has commenced to take inventory oat does not expect to have it completed for a week Thero are no preferences in the assignment bnt the parties who own stocks in the will apply to the courts today for the exemption of their goods This morning a law firm representing a part of the creditors made a motion before Prendergast to hare au expert book keeper appointed to make an examination of Gage Cors books The court granted the motion saying he would appoint any expert both parties agreed to TBo agents of Lobe silk manufacturers of Paris will petition the Caunty Court tomorrow for the return of a large number of cloaks which were received at Gages store on the morn ing of the There is now in the Custom worth of imported goods on which Gage is unable to pay duty In connection with one of the entered against the firm to day is a asking to have set aside the of judgment and attachments In lieu of these it is requested thai i receiver be ap pointed Hall Nominated Pa Oct Democratic Congressional Conference for the 2Gth Dis met here last night and on the fourth ballot nominated Norman Hall of Sharon Mercer countys candidate for Congress Mr Hali is a native of Lycoming Co and was in the iron business at Marietta LRQ from 1851 to 18C2 Since that time he has been in the same business at Sharon He is a highly intelligent liberal and man and is idolized by the working classes He has never taken an active part in politics on Silver Oct the course of a short here today Senator Sherman said the greatest question of the was how to make the silver dollar equal to the gold dollar A dollar must be a enough silver must be put in a dollar to make it a dollar though it be 100 or 150 grains is honesty and prudence If I had my way I would stop the coinage of the silver dollar gather it into Uncle Sams great vaults aud then issue certificates and let you handle them Those certificates would form the basis of our national bank circulation and preserve what I believe to be the best system of in the country Fire at Hamilton Out destroyed 000 worth of property Thursday The Prohibitionists of St Louis have nominated u full city ticket and candidates for Congress from the Eighth Ninth and Tenth districts The Austrian military attache at has been instructed to encourage the Bulgarian regents to resist the demands with a hint oi eventual support The Moscow Gazette of yesterday de clares that 30 Bulgarians have been whipped to death for expressing sympathy with Russias action in Bulgaria There was a very slight shock of earth quake at Charleston at 1 oclock yesterday morning and several equally light shocks at during the night Telegrams to Bradstreets point to an Tin diminished volume of tirade Bank clear ances at 30 cities point to an full volume of commercial transactions Without saying so in emphatic terms it is gathered from Genl Miless roundabout expressions on the subject that the agree ment was made that the lives of and his braves should be spared and that they should be removed at once from Ari zona Another international game of was commenced in Philadelphia yesterday be tween the gentlemen of England and the gentlemen of the former place The Americans closed their innings with 123 and a loss of eight wickets The Englishmen then went in and scored 97 for three wickets Play will be resumed today It is published at Chicago tbat a great lockout at tho stock yards which will make 20000 men idle has been decided on for some time during this month when the packing houses will all close down until the question of eight hours or ten hours for a days work is settled The packers will make a stubborn fight for ten hours while the operatives will as determinedly hold out for eight A L L E PATENT OIL WELL PIT PATENTED MARCH 17 SEPTEMBER 8 OCTOBER 18 AND DECEMBER 15 This rig is the cheapest lightest running moat durable and requires loss expanse io keep in TO pair than any other ever to the public They are mido iu five sizes the adapted for five or six wells and gradually increasing in strength no to the largest which will pump from forty with prices according to tlie size Any operator sending the number of wells he wishes to pump will receive tho rig guaranteed to do the woxk rig Ls entirely new and original and all the principal are fully covered by four dates as above and any person manufacturing or using this style of au from the patentee will be liable for damages for any on the same Send for pamphlet giving full description All orders will receive prompt attention V ALLEN Patentee W B E W B SOIT EES Buy and BOH 9 Prices The Debt Statement Oct following is a re capitulation of tbo dobt statement issued to day BEARING DEBT Bonds at per Bonds per Bonds at 3 per 64300 Refunding certificates 119600 Naw pension 14000000 Pacific Railroad bonds 64623512 DEBT SO Old demand and legal tender Certificates of deposit 7705000 Gold certificates 84691807 Silver certificates 95337112 Fractional currency 6953702 Total debt and Debt lesa cash in treasury Sept 11373176580 Debt less cash in treasury Oct J of debt during month 10627013 Total in the treasury available for redaction of the debt 206924043 Brewer Insane N Y Oct infor mation has been received here to the effect that Engineer Brewer who ran the illfated Nickel Plate excursion train and who has been indicted for manslaughter has gone The Due Gift to France PASTS Oct will of the Dnc dAumale bequeathing his great estates at with all their appurtenances works of art books and revenues to the French Institute in trust for the people of France forever is dated in 1884 The gift is accompanied by but one condition and that ia that the property must be preserved intact as it shall be on tbe day it cornea into possession of the trustees Tha estates are to bo called the Conde Museum are to be opened to the public at least a vreek during SITE months of the year and tho revenues are to bo applied to keeping the whole of the estates in proper order and to the ac of additional works of art to en rich the magnificent collection with which tho estates are already endowed to pension ing indigent authors and artists and to furnishing prizes for tho encouragement of the adoption of scientific and artistic careers Baseball Yesterday AT SEW DetroitS 004100 New AT BOSTON 0001014012 Kansas AT PITTSBURGH Brooklyn 1 AT WASHINGTON AT Philadelphia 6 1 0 0 0 0 0 0 2 PITTSBURGH movement haa been started hare to form a national league of colored baseball clubs and a meeting will shortly be held in this to perfect an or The will embrace dabs in the cities of Washington Baltimore Philadelphia Cleveland Pittsburgh and Trenton N J The projectors are confi dent they will make the venture a success and propose to put nines in the field The Thetis Takes the Cup Mass Oct race between tho yachts Thetis and Stranger to settle the of which should hold the cup sailed for in the darkness at Newport a few days ago was sailed here to day in a breeze ranging from 15 to 18 miles per hour It was close and exciting aud was won by the Thois by only minutes The Westmoreland DemocrAt Committee has repudiated tho nomination cf Gilbert T Rafferty for Congress from the district because he was a of the district The conferees who voted for Rafferty were discharged and ones appointed FINANCIAL of Stocks and Bonds on the New York Markets loaned at 5 YORK Oct from 5 to Money 17 per cent en ca closing Prime mercantile exchange dull a Government on air And throughout ths United States And do a EDWIN FULLER Cashier HAULS per cent asked paper 45f Sterling 4 do do 4s coup 6s of 05126 STOCKS Nor pfd Alton A T 33 Alton T H pfd American New York Csnt 111 Can Southern 5GKOregonNavigatnI05V Contra Pacific 43 Oregon A Chicago A Alton Oregon Chicago i A Pacific Chicago B t Del A Hudson Del A Island lio Grande Fan NEW FRANKLIN STREET Assortment of Grocery Erie Ji Fort 14 St Paul H A Lake Erie A W Lake Shore St Taul A O t Tan A 0 1acirtc 17 S The Universal Metropolitan Tke American All Patents of Wringers are off and now to BUY OF PEDDLERS KINDS LOW Honse Goods of all Kinds Copper Copper Tea Settles Gopher Coffee Pots A Iron Large Assortment of Tinware BICYCLES TRICYCLES ASD VELOCIPEDES Halls 99c Store LOCAL TIME TABLES BUFFALO NEW YORK PHILADELPHIA Sew Cent 61S WU Tel Nor A West 44H Southern Pao Northern Pacific The Washington Star ays it may bo For fhe relier and of the tion and called A cold in tho head there is more potency in Elys Cream Balm than in anything is possible to prescribe This preparation has for years past ben m ak in R a brilliant success as a remedy for cold in the head and bay fever Used in the initial stages of these com plaints Cream Balm prevents any serious of the syrop said toms while almost numberless cases are or I i ecord of radical of chronic catarrh and as a certainty that Secretary Manning is bay modes of treatment n back to the I have roved of no aval Collecting the euphonious name for the postage stamp collecting mania as well BS tho new trado in postage created are celebrating their jubilee this year It fa an error to suppose that this passion has gradually subsided in Germany cer tainly It has largely Increased within the past two or three years A sing whole sale dealer in the southern part of the em pire Imported last year no less than 23 000000 foreign postage stamps represent ing ft weight of 1610 Register A Dredge for Starfish A New London oyster dealer has in vented a dredge with which star Hah the greatest enemies of the oyster can be taken from a bed without disturbing the According to the returns for 1SS5 in Scotland one child out of every registered is TOILET SETS OF SLL Choice Dinner Sets Choice Tea Sets White English Goods Iron Stone China Good French China East Liverpool Ware Haddocks English Ware English Ware Elegant display of Parlor Lamps Brass Hanging Lamps irp TIT At in 13S6 Eastern Time j Buffalo pm I So i N i F V No 20 3lri pm 115 71 0am i 05 piru 2X 155 755 aKL Oil Civ No 1 1fist No S 5 V pm 15pro W t I c t oo am 110pm 1 No 7 ill pm j Xo 9 155pm 54i STrg and 4Hunib725pto SX 345 a and leavins No 41 Union Cily 620 a in arrive a ra No will leave 540 p m At Union City 7SO p m D A T i P K No I 5XFSJSS So 2 No 4 m m am pai Junction pna sia J 0 50 am Z as 10 JA Liiv 50 am Z Dunkirk Ar ll o 10 DO J FORD Pa i U not allowed to oa aay trains except 7 tickets  

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