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longing the trial during the balance
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construct the South.
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JACKSONVILLE, Oregon, Jan. IL
This morning, at daylight, the people
ut Fort Klamath were startled from
sleep 10y the shock of an earthquake,
immediately accompanied by noise
as OF distant thunder. 1t began 70
grow dark-the whole heavens were
full Of Il very black smoke or cloud
the air had asnlpherous smell, and
ashes of a brownish color fell fast as
snow. Breakfast had only been fair
Ia commenced when the earth
seemed rolling like waves upon the
ocean. Everyone was thrown to the
aoor, and only regained their feet to
he placed again 10 the same petition.
With the rafting of dishes, crashing
of window-glass, cracking of timber
buildings, and screams of the fright
ened people, you could not imagine
a more perfect chaos. The majestic
pines which surrounded the fort,
seemed lashing themselves into fury {;
the wagons in front of the stables
were engaged in pitched battle s
horses and cattle crowded on the
ground uttering the most pitiful
means; dogs bowling, and the UNI
earthly yell of the Klamath Indians,
camped near the fort completed the
scene. The suffers store was
thrown about 90 feet from its form
er position. No lives were lost 4; 1t
is supposed that volcano has brok-
en- loose, near the Klamath marsh,
as a continuous dark volume of
smoke is seen ascending in that dir
ection. This occurred about half an
hour between the fist and second
shock. klamath Lake has receded
about half a foot, and is still falling.
Crooked Greek is dried up entirely.