The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1869-11-25
Earths uake in Maine.
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Eaai Wasen 10 PsstiaxS.

day merhing ~ 5:SO eeaesk. ana
lasted abeal rsinuts. beds rocked.
bells rang, gaseli,rs ~ers swang to
and fro. and The g>tleral sensation
was that of bsiag on board . vessel
whH, shers is 4u,as q ees. saas
peepls indu.g sd ttis ssrcaisdan silat
the pswaes m,nes At Gsthsna had
blswn ap, bat the agRns hsss ws7
not aware Of any st,ing II tho kasd,
and disp.tskss -hos, aissssnt psrss
Of che state soaa diapciIed tie siiu-
sion. Frea tho aocsssa 90 hAvs
gathered. frosa Afa&east Fsssea's lhv-
ing in various pa,ts at tbs satv, We
should Ia iaciiaoa 70 besisvo aat las
shock was strongest in >tke NEST
westerly quarter Of .hs to~s. and
dowa HesE the dWa12. Gro gsa'Ie-
InaH stated alAst his end s&s aoved
on Its casters, While the hsas 80 saosk,
rafting The bliads .ad e.asias the
deer bsli to siaA-
Anasher stAtes sh4e enc Of the
ladies Of tia household was rolled
Out Of bed and fed TO her sister =
room in alright. Al the sta'e'nests
coincide a. 10 the sw.yins u The
fcas.s a4S sAo sssgas II 10. bsA,s,
IN a greater o. leas degree. The
n,oiiOl .e e.es 10 have e4sn trssn =. II
TO west. fpr thase persons whose
leds were placed leag'h~ise wis
Congress street felt q back ward and
forward .lstio.. wi,i's tho /, iyiss a.
riyat .uxtea with 'ae s4ise stree
were rocked sidew W \ gentle
mar who was awake 1t the time says
that the approach OF the earthquake
sounded like a clap of thsnder. and,
gradually passing Of ia the d'~tsa g,
deereasrd 10 the same amount Of Il
noise q carriage OF hea<y team. would
make rumbling over tbs stretched.
We hear that there were three tidal
waves swept past the ixe.ka Al
the time of the shoek, and that the
tides yesterday we're very high a
stage driver trera Belfast i'sfor'Rs "
that just before he teir the shock of
the earthquake he and has pas,sageTs
n0eiosA y avid gisre, sad.'ealy APP
nesr ia the sky, although tbs lieav-
ems at the tinle we're quite dark and
i was raiaing. = gentleman from
Dexter, Me-, makes the same obser-
walton A pitcher, be saws. was
thrown OH the floor, ~fui windows
shaken. Similar phenomena were
"A ,ticed in Is 1907, and tho young
men of the otate Cow enrion. lst
lea,ing that city, were half inclined
10 connect these physical movements
with the demonstration OF moral and
spiritual power to which the convo-
cation had borne Nltness. Earth
uuakrs in New England are happily
1T ,arc occurrence We have the
n cord of ihern "a f,lo~>: Jun. |,
] ,.,3: October 20, 1927; February
6. 1896; November Is, 1875 ;
March IL, 1851.
[Ffoln the Bangor Wing, Oct % ]
What with floods. hurricanes, tv-
phesns, cyclones, tidal waves. and
t.,,t.unakes. our Civ of Bangor Is
getting decidedly 10 putting OF trop
ical airs. Io complete the list OF
pLeuomenA whlcA la I'LL of late
been RAJ. 10 ~ de eiier. OF away
down East" We v ere visited ve.,ter-
day morning. by an earthquake
which even the m,osi skrpacal would
hardly dsre Sd ssy Sas ''no grea'
shakes" A. We we're among those
who heard and cit the unusual sen
sation. We are bic 70 state tron oul
own observation u. we'll as from the
report Of other. regarding II. a
3 81 o'clock a. m. as indicated by
our watch, though others call it 5. 30
We heard 4 sound and elt jarrlre
as it caused by a heayy-loaJei team
driving over a rough and froze'
road. The sound seemed TO co'nt
froan the northeast, faint at first. anC
increasing and passing away III the
southwest The rumbling and jar
ring quickly increased, so that doors
and windows shook. ric'sres suspend
ed ON tie walls ratified. house bell.
were rnng, glass and clli"a jingled
and sto. r-covsrs beat a tattoo up"l
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