The evening telegraph. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1864-1918, 1869-10-26

- tSssEe las.ias agagageh I'd the p4fcsforr
ySs EhoHS sSiie TihiEIss 6 Of Sfsntc,
nan uet-sadue rcIaoyed and mouutes barebacSy.
Ine NOIu was gwen, and in an instant every horse
Mas ~ ~ fIl Fn thelades were applying the-whip,
Tnu c aT WIS fiicd with nuts ribbous iacrs, aud
NSnic gave Rts SS SSse taSe ta a %Rp dns s
s9om passed the rear thcu the icltic
,ner horse stumbled ana FF Olppn Ihelsrass Al the
~yHfI ol inS Track she MAS upbcforc HIM however,
1li1 @ ,isshHAqpi hSUeridleglRbynpnu or Aye vmeni
spThng over the guard aRsl5 sussi him whic she
moll ntett ltoiH hegr0uud,Bdi 3bgl, v,Ur8a us1 %
y, s 3he horses We're n0riug the grand stanth Nle
iuk llqesqpt the apWi sUVh swlItuesst
lonH skrs noated over the backs Of the horses. Eor
soine9lsiHpv now,no change had taKPuptace, each
Qhg her iGve best except with the NyiintiC ssaid'
on INC bare back stGFl 0who niek v took aaVauiago
mol ono y, tsYle sbS, atia pdly "a
n,Ri unGhlti ahOtner came under. the string neck,
and NECK WIN the thlPd hosG aud onlya length the
ieap. slhe Young men cheered udyeltei the young
!au'es alpialue9 With tbePians ans, kertiefs, whit,
the tears ran down their pretty Cheeks tbco old
people "a many eases, nmhmoed each otherintheir
10Y Whhe the lhek tongues in their choosing tlrOats
muimured in broken sYiables- -''Nyantio,H lAsshe.
rode baQk on herrfoammg steed, all covered with
drF 10y ms ial and clothes tOrnS almost tiil shreds
the grand stand resounde with the cheers Of thiry
thousand voices, and the surrounding groves pro'
lOngod the echo f.pitriy rI -.ruf ir.dIa lu.uG 1-
3.l usnu California Shakes. guitslg yo
Fro1w tie Htndocjho Herald, oct S. .' laa"H" a ''N
AT l'9O o'clock this morning, October s, S,We were
NlsHeu ~ !nG .segerest earthquake shock eyer eX-
asleep but soon found ourselves wide awake, seusi-
bic or thc Terrible convusion going on. For four
oi I'VE secOpds-some say ten seconds -tlt house
ratified as though actual demolition was going on,
Nor was u an IN appearance, When daylg came,
the hrst thing that greeted our Sight was large
quantity OF bricks ana mortar IN the fireplace. un
gong out Of doors, the cause OF this was plainly
visible. Three or four courses OF bricks had been
tQkcn0rthe top of the chimney and landed on tue
roof oi me house. On coming up to ukiah, We
learned that some damage had been done in the way
of breaking bottles, etc, in the drug stores. Some
twenty tons Of 1our, IN sacks, was stored away IN
the western part of s. Williams store IT had been
stacked up nicely, but when we, looked at it this
morning it looked as tbotgh il had been dumped
! DOWN lfoh y Pig eHrGMhlotl .orqer OF care; ,Lht
ceiling of Williams store was, also considerable
| damaged The ceiling Of Moore Chambers saOoi
| looked terribly streaked, ON further Inquiry VIZ
! learned that quite q number OF chimneys ia the
! lleighborhood were more or less damaged. one
i that OF Crawford, was thrown down above the roo
| Of the house. and then broken OH lower down. ant
| The body Of the chimney SHIFTED about 0ne inch
| Much interest was felt in regard to the new semi
many, the walls of Which had just been completed
but on examination. It was found that no damage
was uohe' Hlr is H.'.HIg g.t'HtU ,.1.'t 'H-s.i