W. R. DUNH . . . . . KtDTOIl.
TUESDAtlOUMSBJlS.I, 1871.
FIRE IN TITUSVILLE I
About Twenty Buildings Des
troyed. Loss, about $7B,000.
845,000 Insurance.
A Ire broke out in Titusville, on
flprini Street, about midnight. Sun-Jar.
About twenty huildiug were burned,
Including the Htierman House, Corn
mercial Block and Petroleum Hall.
Lack of space prevent us giving a
lull description. The lone amount! to
$75,000. Insured for 45,000.
Assassination of Jas. Fisk, Jr.
Yesterday's papers codUid an at
count of the fatal shooting of James
Fisk, Jr., on Sunday morning, at four
o clock, by btokes, his opponent in the
Fisk-Mansfielr suit He received two
shots, one in the abdomen, the other in
the left arm. He died at a few min
utes before 11 o'clock, the same morn
ing. Stokes is uuder arrest. Public
feeling is generally against him.
Organization of the Legislature.
Jan. 2d, the House was organixed
by electing Mr. EUiott Speaker, the
Democrats voting: for Woolverton :
Mr. Selfridge for Chief Clerk, against
J.. fc. ljeisennug, Democrat, and Smull
and Morrison for assistants. . The west
received the following officers : Mes
senger, C. W. Ray, of Mercer; Assis
tant Messenger, Joseph Lueler, f Ve
nango: Doorkeeper .f the Rotunda,
M. Dugue, of Washington ; Pasters
ai.d Folders, P. H. Jones, of Alle-
' gheny j J. F. Stevens, of Crawford ; A.
H. Baker, of Iudiana ; Transcribers,
Isaac Moorehead, of Erie, R. V.
Thompson, of Lawrence, A. R. Mc
Couthy, of Huntington, C. M. Sanner,
of Somerset ; Postmaster, Wm. Coales,
Allegheny ; Assistant Postmaster, A.
J. Marks, Jefferson ; Assistant Ser
geant at Arms, R. H. Triffiu, of Alle
gheny. In the Senate, the vote being 16 to
16, no organization was effected until
the 4th inst. On thafday Mr. Buck
alew, Democrat, thus addressed the
Senate:
necessity of the case demands the elee.
tion of a Speaker. I am authorized by
my uemorrauc colleagues to Vote iu
such a manner a to produce the result.
Not hing could be gamed by prolonging
this amicable controversy. My col
leagues have thought proper to exhibit
their magnanimity by bringing it to a
Close. I also add that mv nrnnmilinn
"only extends to the sin do election nf
a opeaaer.
The next ballot, the eighth, resulted
as follows : James S. Rutan, Republi
can, 17 votes; Albert G. Brodhead,
Democrat, 15 votes. Mr. Buckalew,
Democrat, voted for Mr. Rutaa. Mr.
Rutan was declared elected and sworn.
The election of Luther Oreen, Esq.,
Assemblyman from Warren, was con
c- i
tested by Mr. Shortt, the Republican
candidate, and was decided in favor of
Mr Shortt, one Democrat of the com
mittee appointed to examine and re
port on the case, reporting in favor of
Mr. bhortt.
Court Proceedings.
Courts opened Monday, Dec. 25th.
Present Hous. W. P. Jeuks and J. A.
Proper. Commission of Hon. Wm
P. Jenks .-cad in open court. Consta
bles called and instructed by the Court,
after w hich they were sworn to their re
turns. Ou motion of W. W. Mason,
Es4., Elijah H. Clark, Es.j., of
Jirookville was duly admitted to prac
tice in the several courts of Forest
county. The Court appointed W. P.
Merciltiott, Esq. Auditor. Grand Ju
ry called, sworn, and ably charged.
The following cases were disposed of:
Forest Co. vs. C. J. Fox, late Trea.
Certified.
Forest Co. vs. John G. Brandon, late
Treas. Certified.
D. R. Walter v. Seldon Whitman.
Appeal. Settled.
J. S. Hood vs. J. R. Siiaw. Appeal.
Verdict for pl'ff for $57.75.
II. S. Thomas et. al. vs. Benj. May
et. al. Summons iu assumpsit. Certi
fied. Mrs. Anna Lamb vs. Benj. May et.
al. Summons in case sur. assumpsit.
Certified.
K. L. Blood vs. Ja. Painter, gupi
ia ejectment. Certified.
C'uue. iiiiitoii v. Jo'uu A. r'oper tt.
fcl. Appe.il. Certified.
B. Lloyd vs. R R. Roberu.
Pa miaous iu case. Certified.
T. Tv Lmk K r" Mo-
. Mwrgj v. rtiTf ;
man el. aL Capias in trespass do. Ver.
diet for pl'ff for $5.
Harmony township vs. O. C. & A.
R. R. Co. Summons in case of assump
sit. Certified to Crawford County.
George W. Dean vs. Samuel Cald
well. Replevin. Verdict for pl'ff.
All the other civil cases on the list
were continued.
PRESENTMENTS BY THE GRAND JVRV.
Commonwealth of Pa. es:
To the Honorable the Judge of Forest
de.;
We, the Grand Jurors in and for
the county of Forest Dec. Term 1871
do present the following:
1st. That we have visted the county
jail, and we find the facilties for heat
ing the same are entirely insufficient.
The stove now provided for that pur
pose are useless. We therefore unani
mously recommend that the proper
officers of the county be required to
drovide suitable stoves or other appa
rains for thoroughly heating the cell.
2d. That the bridge across the Tio
uesia Creek at Lacytown, in Qreeu
township, is unsafe aud dangerous,
and immediate action should be taken
by the proper authorities tcy thorough
ly repair the same. m
3d. That t5e proper officers of the
county should provide sufficient zinc,
to be placed under the stoves in the
Court House, to ptfotett the same from
fire. J. D. Hunt, Foreman.
The Grand Jury alo found four
true bills against Patrick Cluue for
violations of the liquor laws, and three
true bills against Sarous Wjr igbt for
same. "
Muider Trial.
We bad intended to have given a
full report of this rase, as it was tried,
but as we do not get out for a week
after the news ceases to be news, we
will merely state, that the evidence
was against Barn hat, aud he nould
undoubtedly have been found' guiity
of manslaughter, bad not bis counsel
put in a plea of insanity.
His Honor Judge Wetmore charged
the jury, which retired for a few min
utes aud brought in the following ver
dict: -,
We find that the defendant, Wil
liam Barnhart, was insane at the time
he committed the ufl'euce fur which be
is indicted, and acquit him on the
ground of such insanity:
The Jury also, on full examination,
find that there is reason to believe a
cure of such iusauity may speediiy be
effected by sending said William Barn
hart to the Lunatic Hospital.
Whercnpou the Court direct the de
fendaut to be committed to the Insane
Hospital at Dixmunt for so long a
time as he shall continue to be of u
sound mind, at the expense of tbe
couuty of Forest.
Fort Pitt Communication.
Fort Pitt, Dec. 29, 1871.
Dear Editor: We have been
housed of late, the weather being too
cold for us to venture out, but the re
cent "soft snap" has thawed us suffi
ciently to give you a letter.
Our mill has been shutdown for the
past month and nothing doing except
getting ready for next summer's saw
ing. Skating at the creek has been
excellent, and we have availed our
selves of it. Our Holidays were very
pleasantly spent. Will endeavor to
give you a description.
As an humble representative of this
community, we echo tbe heartfelt sen
ment of each and every member of the
same, when we say the days bave pass
ed most delightfully. Thus far en
joyment has been our honored guest,
aud from tbe disposition manifested,
ennui is not likely to reign among us
at all during the festive season. The
Giddess of Plenty has presided at our
boards, her cornucopia literally filled
to overflowing.
The 25th was a day truly calculated
to awaken the happier aud holier in
spirations of one's nature a day to
drive sorrow aud dull care awny s
day to call forth our strongest affec
tions; to kindle our sympathies, our
charities and our more generous hes
pitalities. It appeared that we were
particularly blessed. The sunsbiiio of
heaven shed its effulgent rays upon our
laud, and sent its genial influence
straight to the heart of every one;
through the tranquil atmosphere there
seemed to brenthe indeed the glad in
spiratioo the text:
"On earth peace, end good will to
ward men."
A party of Indies and gentlemen
"elect" ("your bumble" included, of
course), took advantage of the loveli
ness of the day, and, procuring a sleigh
of appropriate dimensions, were soon
flying down t le tram road, at the rate
of 2:40. The sun's warmth had dis
solved the snow which for weeks pre
vious had shrouded the earth, aud her
form as once more radient with liv
ing guun. Fernj, aud mos of the
deepest einerttld, opjheJ their eyes to
the I'lit of heaven, and seemed to
drink in the inspiration of this glori
ous lims. Suwe of our number being!
rcninxlly iooliofd, nrj detirinj to j
ctMWt4 1151 "Uloria TnTicclsis Deo,"
(most creditably, I would say by way
of parenthesis). Rest-king the noble
Tiouesta (creek), skates were called
into requisition, and thus panel an
hour or more, of real enjoyment, after
which we returned to the "Fort" to
find awaiting us to use a trite expres
sion -a table fairly groaning beueath
its weight of luziiiics.
In the evening we attended a ball
at the residence of Mr. David Brown.
We were met at the door by the host.a
venerable old fellow of the true Scotch
type, broad, stout, good-natured, tull
of fun aud jokes.
Here follows a somewhat lengthy
description of the dance, and some
laughable incident--, but as our space is
limited, we are obliged omit it. En.
But the supper! How shall we do
justice to this portion of the evening's
entertainment T (the most important
to "your humble.") We did do it jus
tice, to say nothing of the injustice
occasioned to that most patient and
forbearing member, the stomach. We
came away.nerfectly overwhelmed with
he good things, and whether or not
we nan ugly visions in our slumbers
the rest of the nigh t.our waking dreams
willjong remind us of that ,evenng's
hospitalhty. Urs,
-'Doc.
Tho Week of Prayer.
The following are t'ie subjects for
the week :
Sunday, Jan. 7-Sermon9 : Subject,
"The Faith once delivered to the
cairns, me oonu ot union among
v nrirtuaus; us aetence binding on all
Monday, Jan. 8.Thau!;t.giving
for lods "Unspeakable Gift;" for
His mercies, personal, relative, and
national ; fr the maintenance and
restoration of peace, and preservation
from famine aud other calamities ; for
spiritual blessings; lor the usefulness
ot the Christian ministry.
'I I t Y r , . m
luesuay, ian. . Humiliation : lor
personal and national sins, with nc
kuowledgenn-nt of Divine judgments ;
for weakness of faith, disobedience
aud wnridliness iu the Church, with
confession ot unfaithfulness.
eoiiesciay, jao, m. 1'rayer: lor
families; for the conversion "of chil
dren ; lor the increase of domestic
piety; ior a uiessing on trie youth at
schools, colleges and universities, and
nil entering upon commercial or pro
fessional duties; and for tbe sauctifv
ing of affliction, both to parents and
cnimren. ' v
Thursday, Jan. 11. Prayer: for
nations, especially those recently visit
ed wuh calamities; for kiny;- and al!
iu authority; for the prevalence of
peace in the counsels of statesmen; for
righteousness, harmony aud cood will
among all classes; for the spread of
Uod s blessing upnu specivl e Hurts to
resist the progress of infidelity, super
stition, intemperance, and other kinds
ot immorality.
Friday, Jan. 12. Prayer: for the
Christian Church mid Ministry; for
translators of the Holy Scriptures in
to various tongues; for Societies, Com
mittees, auu Authors eiiLairrd in
Christian work.
Saturday, Jan. 13. Prayer: for the
outpouring of the Holy Spirit; for the
increase or nristian love and noly
steal ; for all missionaries at home and
abroad; for all Christians exposed to
trial and persecution ; tor the preva
lence of n ligious liberty ; for the ex
tension of the Redeemer's Kingdom
throughout the world, and the union
of all believers iu prayer and effort for
God's glory.
Sunday, Jan. 14. Sermon : "Thy
Kingdom come. Thy will be done in
earth as it is done iu heaven." Malt,
vi. 10.
From the Titusville Courier.
Robbery by a Negro.
The proprietor of the billiard rooms
in Corinthian Hull has had in his em
ploy for seme time a negro named
V. II. Davis. He has also in his em
ploy a young man named W. P. Dye,
who has a room in the same building.
Some time in the early hours of the
morning, yesterday, the negro Davis
went to Dye's room, abstracted his
pantaloons, took tliciu into the hall,
and rined them the key of the safe in
the billiard hull and seven dollars in
bills. With the key he opened the
sale and abstracted tWOOand abscond
ed. Iu the safe was a valuable diu
mond pin and a twenty dollar creeii
back, which fortunately escaped his
seuruu ior piunuer. ve undeislaud
a trace of the rohber was cot Yester
day at Ceoterville, where he slopped
in his flight and took his breakfast.
Officers were immediately sent iu pur
suite, and it n more thuu likely that
before this time he has been cvu'ght.
P. S. At T.'.IO last evening Messrs.
Crossley & Guild, from whom the mon
ey was stolen, received a telegrr.m
from Mr. L. B. Goodrich, at Union
City, who went iu pursuit of the negro
Duv s, stating that he had caught him
with the money still in his possession,
and that ho Would be here with the
prisoner aud the money this uioruiug.
On Wednesday the pipes connect
ing a couple of tanks on the Caldwell
farm, near Pioneer, weie discovered to
be frozen up. An attempt was made
to thaw them out, which was success
ful, and the pipes ugaiu united : but
unfortuuately a mull quantity of oil
used iu the process coiighl fire by some
mtuiis, which was communicated to
the two tauks.buriiing them up together
wUh about sixty barrels of oil.
In Crawford county for the year
1871, hre wen rriminal ennviotioTis
. . . miuir i, tor rmrglarf
fl, assault and battery 8, forgery 1,
larceny 11, perjury 8, liquor selling to
drunkards aud minors 6, selling with
out license Id, selling liquor on Sun-
duy 6, gambling 9, keeping house of
III fame 1, adultery 3, fornication lt
fornication ami bastardy 2, obstructing
lilghwaf , forcible entry and detainer
1, conspiracy 2.
me '
On Saturday lllgbt Inst the freigbt
train eoing north, on D. W. V. Uy.
went into the ditch a few miles above
Frewsburg. causing considerable daiti
age and severely injuring Mr. Henry
Phillips, the engineer. On Sunday, or
ders vere received here for Mr. Walker
man to proceed with his engine to the
asistsnce of the wrecked train. During
this trip, his fireman, a young man liv
ing at Dunkirk, uame.1 John Alfred
Foss, went out on the engine while it
was in motion to arrange the head
light, and in returning to the cab,
missed his bold and fell. The engine
was at once stopped, and Mr. Foss ta
ken up in an unconscious rotate. On
Monday he was brought to this place,
and received the atlentiou of Drs.
Stranahau and Bartholomew ; but
without any success, as the poor fellow
died on Friday night, about ten o'clock.
During the whole time he was entirely
unconscious, and did not have, or
rather experience any pain. Mr. Foss
is highly spoken of by the railroad
officials as a sooer, honest and indus
trious man. Warren ledger.
Last Tuesday, 3d inst., a little
ton of Gen. Co tfy, of this place, about
two years of age, accidentally fell into
a tub of boiling water and was horri
bly scalded. He li red until Wednes
day morning when he died. Elk Ad'
voeatk
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TEAS,
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1 ND FRO VISIONS OF ALL KINDS.
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Jan. 9. 'Ti. -
1872.
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