The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1865-11-06

eleven 70 day a very distinctly defined shock was felt
lasting some five seconds. This shock, though by no
to be compared with the first and ghtest shock
OF Sunday, coming as IL did 80 soon after the
great one, started everybody and sent the major
stampede from the city Hall bsilding was PARTON
larry lively, the confidence OF many people in the
account Of the old cracks in the walls reopened and
ones made by tho earthquake OF sunday At the pub
lie schools the effect the most noticeable regular
panic being produced In some cases. At the Bush
street. or DeDman School, high brick building the
scholars commenced jumping from the windows and
scramblng psllmell out of the doors agony OF ter
The teachers behaved with admirable presence Of
mind in most cases, however, and the principal soon
succeeded In recalling the frightened children, when
after consultation with physicians others he decided
TO dismiss the school not from any apprehension Of
but from fear that should another shock of slight
character while the scholars minds excited
the panic might produce disastrous results. Similar
occurrences and action took place at the Post street,
Powell, Rincon Lincoln Fifth and Market, and other
schools Nowhere was the least effect produced upon
buildings by this shock, nor did any serious accidents
occur from the panic at any of the schools so far as we
can learn.
The Earthquake Throughout tho State.
AT SAN JOSE
SAN JOSH. Oct s-4PM
Alta quarter before P. NJ very severe shock Of
earthquake felt here Abort feet OF the fire wall
OF the Jail thrown down. and portion of the wall Of
the Methodist church fell in upon the pulpit, The walls
OF other brick buildings severely tried quantities
of pastcrng fell Tho bell of the convent ,toed,
and people generally much excited.
AT SANTA CLARA.
SANTA CLARA Oct 8, 1900.
At twenty minutes to one p NJ to-day we experienced
Of the heaviest earthquakes felt since the valley
settled by Americans. All the brick buildings in
town less injured by cracks in the walls and
the plasterins being knocked of. good many CHIN
The now Methodist church had the brick piasters
shook OF, and the fire wall moro or less broken.
the trst shock was from me northwest TO the sonh
ing off with jerk good many goods were thrown
from the shelves, and liquids in bottles suffered
SANTA CLARA, Oct. Q, 1865
Al eighteen minutes past ten last night experienced
another severe shock Of an earthquake. The motion
was from west TO east Again. at thirty seven minutes
past ten this morning, we had quito q hard shake
weather cool slight wind from the north. great many
say they have felt from four to six shocks since
the heavy one Of yesterday.
IN TIE COUNTRY.
On the Santa Cruz Gap road chimneys were thrown
down, and the road is less covered by stones
rolled down from the mountains above. As far as known
no one was hurt.
AT PETALUMA.
PETALUMA Oct.sS-2 p M.
Two shocks of earthquake quickly succeeding
each other experienced here to-day at quarter to
NJ, producing the greatest CONSERVATION. Almost
every one rushed into the street. Tho vibrations were
from northwest TO southeast.
AT STOCKTON.
STOCKTON, Oct g. 1865
The heaviest shock Of earthquake felt in this
place was experienced at quarter TO one o'clock NJ.
to-day The shock seemed to pass from north to south
There was no damage. so far as VIC can learn
AT SACRAMENTO.
We learn that Governor Low telegraphed this CITY
last evening, that the shock Of earthquake felt in
that city, and although damage done Of note it
proved the severest ever experienced in that city
AT vISALIA AND Los ANGELES.
At V'sala and Los Angeles the earthquake was not
felt at all.
AT wATsONvILLE.
WATsoNvrLLE, Oct. Oil A. N.
very heavy earthquake occurred here yesterday at
a quarter TO o'clock r. NJ. doing considerable dam
age to buildings and the contents Of the stores. The
Pajaro FIGURING Mills at Corralas thrown OF
gear and damaged TO the amount Of one Thousand I'VE
hundred dollars Tho earth opened in several places,
throwing water up We have had several slight shocks
since yesterday.
AT SANTA CRUZ.
SANTA Cruz, Oct. 81 80 p NJ.
heavy earthquake occurred here at twelve minutes
before O'Clock. Every brick building here is ruined
SANTA CRuz, Oct o. 1865. 4
There a very heavy earthquake here yesterday at
thirteen minutes before one O'Clock, doing large
amount Of damage Brick houses much cracked
that they will have to be partly taken down. IL tum-
partially around. The motion apparently from east
10 west The lowands along the river opened in assures
and spouted water like geyscrs The people unable
70 use some Of the wells they either dry filed
with sand. The high chimney of the powder mill was
thrown down. and other injury done to the works por
ton OF the wall Of the hotel thrown down; but
the foundation is all right The smash in the drug store
great and also in all the There has been great
loss In broken bottles and crockery. There some
rose very high the the shock and fell very low
immediately afterwards There have been eleven dis
tnc shocks felt since the first up to five O'Clock this
morning; also q number Of smaller vibrations. The
losses estimated at ten thousand dollars, but may
coed that amount