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Cigars SeiZed-SOutheFn Pacific
...DOnatiOn,

MEMPHIS, October 3O.-General Patter.
son, Collector OF Internal Revenue, seized
last night In the hands Of various dealers
about 10000 cigars, because the makers
name was pressed into the boxes instead
Of being burned in the brand, as required
by law. =.
Arrangements have been made with all
the railroad companies here to carry del.
egates to the Southern Pacific Railroad
Convention here, on the 10Th Of Novem.
Der, at one fare for the round trip.
Colonel Michael Mageveny, sr, a prom.
inent citizen, has donated house and six
acres Of ground on the Boulevard, near
the city, to the Sisters Of the Good Shep.
herd, as an asylum for fallen women and
indigent children.
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Brakeman's Leg Crushed.

DAYTON, October SO.-1Ienry Wood
ruff, employed as a brakeman on The
Cincinnati, Hamilton Il Dayton Rail
road, while engaged in coupling freight
cars at misburg, this morning, caught
bis foot in the track, fell and was run
over by one car. His right foot and leg
to the thigh was crushed frighLfully. lie
was removed to his home, In this city
and surgical aid summoned, but the ply.
sicians have not as yet amputated his leg
as It Is believed he cannot outlive the OPP
arAtinn.
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What ReecheF Has TO Say OF
Moody and Sankey.

New YORK, October S0,-Mr, Beecher
talked Of the revivalists at his prayer
meeting last night. He characterized the
revival as one Of the greatest marvels Of
the age, coming, as itdoes, at time when
the minds Of men are engrossed in politi'
cal and commercial affairs, and in the
midst Of q storm OF excitement, He
thought that for people to account for the
excitement and deep feeling created. and
to tell what Moody and Sankey do to
work such conversions in the hearts Of
men, was like simply looking at a pane Of
window glass and wondering what the
beautiful objects to be seen behind it
were. 1t was the power OF God behind
Moody and Sankey that did the work.
Mr.. Beecher did not think that Mr.,
Moody was a man Of brilliant parts, he
did not credit him with scholarly Ian.
guage, nor extreme originality, Like
Paul, he relied simply upon Christ, One
reason for the intense feeling was the null
titude ofpeople brought together, A Amul.
titude magni6ed the power Of an individ.
ual. Six men could feel more together than
six men separately. A multitude stim.
ulated by one feeling would feel more
intensely on that subject than a scatter.
ing congregation. The old revivalists
used TO begin by leading their audiences
through the deep sea Of theology, unfold.
ing the why and wherefore and conclud-
ing with exhortation. Mr.. Moody plung.
ed into his subject, the conversion Of
souls, at once. The hymns sung by the
-pvivalists we're all Of n loving style or
waiting character, instead Of damna.
The principal reason why the re-
j was proving so successful, he
thought, was on account OF the condition
Of the country, Times were hard, men
had been broken on the wheel Of fortune,
Every one had his longing and craving
for sympathy in adversely. "Now, give
these men the thought that God cares for
them and Is everything to them," said
Mr.. Beecher, land why shouldn't there
be reviyal?" He thought that the
number Of persons converted was not so
large as might be expected, but the mum.
ber should be sufficient to leaven the
whole Brooklyn lump.
Mr.. Beecher ended by asking his con.
gregation to pray for the revivalists.
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Mississippi Shooting AITray-An
IndianiHn Arrested for Horse
StnAIfuR.

MEMPHIS, October 3O.-George Boyer,
a young farmer, died at Pleasant Hill,
Desoto county, Mississippi, forty miles
south Of this city, on Thursday last, from
pistol shot wound received two days
previous in m alteration with J. W.
Fowler. The dead man tried to shoot
Fowler, bat his pistol failed to go of,
when the other shot, with the result
mentioned.
Taylor Smith, Of Evansville, Indiana,
was arrested here to-day, charged with
horse.stealing, and is supposed to belong
to m organized gang, number Of whom
have suffered for their crimes. lie will
be held to await mn official conveyance 10
Indiana.
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SYRACUSE, n. Y, October 3l.-A severe
snow storm prevailed in this city through
ont the entire day, Five inches Of snow
fell.
EVANSVILLE, October 3l.-A verdict
for the defendants was rendered at Mt.
Vernon this morning, in the libel case Of
lleitman vs. the Courier Company.
FYFE LAKE, Mich, October 30,-Mrs.
Jane Wilcox, n widow lady, living near
this place, left home October %, to be ab-
sent few hours. Since then nothing has
been heard Of her, although guns have
been fired and fires lighted at night. 1t
is feared that she il lost in the woods,
which are very dense. A general search
takes place this evening, almost the en-
tire village participating,
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aiho.nnO Ere.

PHILADELPHIA, October 3l.- The
Carleton Cotton and Woolen Mills on
Hamilton street burned to-day. The con
cern is known a. the Burners Mills, bul
a year ago Il passed into the hands oi
Philip g. Garrett & Co. Mr. David C.
Lord, Of New Yo,x, owned the property
and has an interest in It's management
The fine machinery, together with The
stock Of woolens, cOttons and cloths, were
entirely destroyed. Loss estimated al
$45O,O0 fully insured in eastern and for
elgn companies.
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Ylolenl finIc nnd Loss oil Llle.

DETROIT, MicH., October 30.-By the
capsizing Of flsh boat at OsCoda, Mich.
this morning, John D. Kerr was drowned
Two others chung to the boat and were
rescued.
The gale lasted thirty.six hours and
has been Of unusual violence, but no Sc.
rious marine disasters are yet reported
A large fleet oil vessels sought shelter al
Sand Beach harbor and a number ran
back 10 Port Huron.
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supplies Tor C,uba.

New YoRK, October 3l.-The returns
Of the election held in Cuba, Sibre, con
firm the appointments made by Congress
by Col. Senior Juan y. Spolorno as presi
dent Of the Republic.
Steamships are leaving this port loaded
to their utmost capacity with provisions
for the Spanish troops in Cuba. II L
likely that a number Of sailing vessels
and several extra steamers will soon bt
put into service for The same purpose.
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Chesapeake and Ohio Railroad
ReceiYerShip.

RICHMOND, Var October SO,-JudgC
Bond, otthe United States Circuit Court
to-day rendered a final desision in the
case Of the Chesapeake and Ohio Rail
road, appointing Henry Tyson, Of Balti'
more, permanent receiver. This deci'
sion Is not fayorably received here, aa
Mr.. Tyson only represented Sl2O,OOO OF
the first mortgage bonds, while the ap'
pointment OF General Wickham as re-
ceiver was asked by holders Of twenty
three millions.
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case OI tho Atlanta ana Rich
iIIOfiu Air Line.

ATLANTA, Ga, October 30.-Gatner,
the claimant Of the Atlanta & Richmond
Air Line Road, Under a specific sale, in
the Superior Court to-day disclaimed
any title 10 Il. The Pennsylvania road
petitioned to be made party to the suit,
and prayed that Grant, who was ap.
pointed by Judge Hopkins under the
Garner litigation, az receiver, be retained
In that position. The Court denied The
petition, and ordered Grant TO vacate MS
receiver at once, but allows reasonable
time toSettle with connecting roads and
pmnlnVps
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IIun on the National Gold Bank
and Trust Company, San Fran.
CiHCO-Aci(l Factory Burned.

SAN FRANcIscO, October 3O.-A rur
was made on the National Gold Bank and
Trust Company, this afternoon. The
bank continued business until the usual
hour Of closing. The officers know nc
cause for the run The bank will oper
Monday. It Is said the run was started tC
crafty private malice. II Is also said
that the bank has been buying real estate
heavily, and was short Of coin.
The acid factory Of Duff, Waltz 4 Co.
at Carson, Nevada, was burned this morn
ing. Loss, $45,000.
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Omaha News.

OMAHA, NEE, October 3O.-Wm. j.
Yates, an old and highly respected Citi-
zen, formerly from Maryland, died here
yesterday.
J. A. Stevens, Of Council Bluffs, was
awarded Government contract for two
million pounds Of old corn, at 4s1 cents;
?. Powers, Of Hamburg, for one million
pounds Of oats, at 20l cents.
The weather continues cloudy and cold
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Extensive Prairie Fires In south.
err Kansas.

KANSAS Cry, Mo, October 3O.-ESten.
Sive and destructive prairie fires are rng.
ing in Southern Kansas, along the line Of
the Fort Scott railroad. At one place in
Cherokee county, ties on three miles Of
track we're burned. The fire caught from
Locomotives, and at last accounts has
swept over milea Of country, destroying
houses, fences, and crops.
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Henry CleWSG & 90. ana the Car.
lerSVille aud Van Vert Rail.
road dIOIuDanY.

ATLANTA, October 3O.-The Master in
Chancery, to whom was referred the mat
teH in controversy between Henry Clews
& Co., Of New York, and the CartersyilIe
u Van Vert Railroad Company, ~ to
the liability Of the latter on account Of
bonds and money advanced for the con.
struction Of the ROAD, reported $lG,74l 10
due Clews 4 Co. Judge Woods, to-day,
sustained the report.
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Freight Train through n bridge
s.'TWO Men Killed.

tNDtANAPoLis, October 3O.-Last night
the storm destroyed bridge on The Pan.
handle railroad at Cambridge City, lndi.
ana. The next train, freight, went
into the break, killing the fireman, John
Daily, and a brakeman named Zeiger.
The engineer escaped by jumping.
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ChsQateIIiaereer.

TuU New RAILROAD ScHEDULE,-Ai
noticed in our local columns this morn
ipr.arew passenger and mail schedule
vent il,o effect yesterday on the Balti
morc & Ohio and Central Ohio railroads
The earl.es. train now leaves here At &c
minutes after midnight instead Of S;O5 A
NJ a. formerly, and arrives at Washing
ION Civ at p. N, the same day, a dis
,,pce OF 3j3 miles in II hours, which Is
nearly gJt miles hour, or counting tho
La. Of only an hour on the way for stops,
ni.Sg miles per hour. This is a very
i,,t run fora winter schedule. The sum
mer run was thirteen hours and three
ouar,er, or about 20 miles per hour. The
run from here to Cumberland, POI miles,
/, made in ! hours and 40 minutes, which
i, only ~ miles per hour, thus showing
that the lat running is done between
Cumberland and Washington. The train
atom. there for breakfast Is minutes, leav.
inc at SIS ior Washington, and making
the run % t,ias city (l59 miles in 4hOuFs
and / 3 minutes, which Is fraction under
3s miles an hour,
The 0Oj A. NJ. train from here Is like.
wise very fast train, making the run in
about the same time, and getting into
Washington at O;25 that night. 1t dimes
uGraiton, leuves there at l;l5, reaches
Cumberland at l;jl, and Baltimore at
lOjiPM,
The j4l =. NJ train Is comparatively
slow, not reaching Washington until the
next morning at 72O.
Coming this way, the first train leaves
Baltimore at $40 in the morning, Wash
ingtou at G?O, and reaches here at GS5
that evening, which ia fast time as COM
pared with the old run. Upto yesterday,
the morning train left Baltimore Mt G:2O
and reached here ut eleven at night.
The next train for Wheeling leaves Bal
timore ut i'lO in the afternoon and ar.
riyes here at Gl0 the next morning. The
third leaves at 1920 Ntnight and reaches
here at 5 the next afternoon. 1t isa
slow train, especially from Cumberland
here.
The train that leaves here after mid.
night connects al BenwOod with the fast
express leaving Chicago daily atSA. NJ
ThnteNppssmakes the run from Chicago
20 Washington in 30 hours, distance Of
say S75 miles, which is 80 miIeS an hOuS.
The train that leaves here at 0,05 in the
morning will connect at BenwOOd with
the 535 express Of the previous evening
from Chicago. There will be three trains
per day from Chicago for Washington viz;
. and 9.2O A, 81, and 5;35 p. NJ, which in.
dcatcs that the Baltimore road is making
Chicago its objective pointin the West.
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yectNrinn Appropriations.

New YoRK, October 3O.-The Times TO
day publishes a list OF sectatian appto
priationS paid OuL in 1869, 10 and III
under the auspices Of the Tammany ring
by which II appears that $l,396,3SO were
paid out To various Catholic Institutions
while, all told, only SlSs, 145 were paid tt
Protestant Institutions. In other words
Of per cent Of the appropriations was
given 10 Catholics.
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necislon AnlrnetI.

MEMPHIS, October 3l.-The Supreme
Court In session at Jackson, Tenn, has
affirmed the decision Of the Criminal
Court In the cases Of VIM. Williams and
Frank Scott (colored) both Of whom we're
convicted Of murder in the FIRST degree
and appealed TO that court, which sen.
tences them 10 be hung December 24th.
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ByTeIegraph
ASSOCIATED PRESS REPORT,
TO THE DAILY LNTELLIGENCER
The Martins Perry (AIedIID Will
Case.
Special to the EntsllIgquOer.

sr. CLAIRsvnLE, Sunday, October 81.
The jury in the Joseph Medill will
case, from Martins Ferry, after being
out eighteen hours failed to come to an
agreement and have been discharged.
They stood nine for breaking the will
and three for sustaining it, P.
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hoy KiIled--Flonring Mill Burn.
nh.

LOUISVILLE, KY, October 3O.-James
White, aged six years, was run over and
killed by cart, near the residence Of his
parents, in this city. lie was trying to
cross the street, but ran too late and was
killed.
A fire ut Glasgow junction, today, de.
strOyed The -four mill OF Moses Wreen.
wald. Loss, $4,000; no insurance.
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weather Report.
WAR DEPARTMENT,
OPHicR OF THR CHiKI 5iuNAL OTPicER.
WAsHiNGroN, D. C., Nov. ii AN.


For the Upper Lakes, the Upper Mis-
sissippi and the Lower Missouri Valleys
falling barometer, warmer, southwest tc
southeast winds and partly cloudy wealth.
er, with occasional rain or snow.
For Ohio Valley and thence TO the Gull
Coast, slowly falling barometer, south.
west 10 southeast winds, warmer, clearer
and partly cloudy weather.
For Lower Lakes and Atlantic States
rising barometer, northwest to southwest
winds, low temperature, clearing and
clear weather, followed by falling barom'
eter on lower lakes.
Cautionary signals will continue on
Lakes Erie and Ontario, and OIL the Al.
lantic Coast from Cape May to Eastport
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LOUISVILLE, October 3O.-lIenry Chap.
pell, a substitute letler.cattiet, was ar.
rested tonight on a charge Of putloining
letters from the LouisVille Posloffice. In
default Of $500 bond he went 10 Jail.
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Verdict Of Murder In the First
Degree.

New LISBON, o., October 30.-The Jury
in the case Of the State OF Ohio rs. Mead
for the murder Of Elisha Davidson, in
Deetonia, last April, after being out I've
hours brought In verdict Of murder in
the first degree.
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CONCORD, N. H. October sO.-.Lapage,
indicted for the murder Of Josie Lang.
maid, was identified to-day, as the man
seen In the bushes near the road the girl
nAssed over.
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A treat Eiectment case Decided.

WnKEsBARRE, October SO.--In the
great ejectment case Of Calhoun NJ. Der.
inget vs. Cox ct al, for coal lands valued
al 81 900, 900, verdict was, to-day, ren.
deFed In favor Of Detinget.
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MILWAUKEE, October Si.-The Cham.
Der Of Commerce yesterday indefinitely
postponed resolution to establish A new
grade Of wheat 10 be known ID extra No, /,
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wooien Mills turned.

CrSciSSATi, October 3l.-A Commercial
special says Robert Adams wOOlen mills,
two miles north Of Anderson, Ind, were
burned this morning. Loss Sl6,OOOj no
tna,tkAnCh
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Mlnneapolisl Ahead.

MINNEAPOLIS, October Sl.-The popu.
lation ofst, Paul for the census just com.
pleted Is 81 900, and Minneapolis $4,000
Minneapolis 10 ahead.
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EGYPT.


CAIRO, October 3O.-T The Egyptian
army has entered AbysSinia. The AbyS-
sinians are rctrcating, offering no resist
nnCG.
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The Betting on TO.NIOrrOW's New
York Election.

New York, October 3O.-The betting
last evening at Johnson's pool.roOnis on
the results OF The coming State and
county elections was even more lively
than on Thursday. A large crowd was
in attendance and watched with great in.
terest for an indication Of change in
the odds given. It was thought by many
that money would not be 80 freely wager.
ed at double odds on John X. HAckett
against Fredrlck A. smythe, but the
betting did not vary greatly from that Of
the previous evening. Wagers were
made on Thursday, on n basis Of two Ia
one, that Mr.. BigeIow would have a ma
jority OF 10000 over Mr.. Seward. Last
evening bets we're made on the same con.
ditions Of $50 against $40, and S85 against
S5l. In two instances $50 was wRgered
against $40, and $5j against S42 that Mr..
Bigelow would receive 10000 majority.
Pools on the election, without regard TO
majority, were sold as follows
ron SECRETARY OF STATE
John BIgelowm 500 SlOC
Frederick W. Seward..""""." 200 10 ..
FON HkNUNDkh
John X. Harkett.. S4OC
Frederick A. mythe""..."..."."""" l6b 2N
ron DISTRICT ATTORNEY.
llenl. K. Pheips.............""..s2OO sion sS'
Peter Is. Olney ey"""...n.".r.,,." ISL ~ II
FORCouSTY JuDGE.
u. A. GlldersleeVe. S2l
James Y, SpencCT.r,,"''.'.,"''''''' bW lOs
FOR sESAToR-PouRIn DISTRICT.
John MOrrlsey y"".""".""";s3OO 500 syV
John Fox l3j 2O 2BC
At the Turf Exchange wagers Of 500
against $lO5, and 5000 against S2l5 were
made that Mr.. Bigelow would receive q
majority Of $1,000. Other pools were
sold about IA follows:
POR RECORDER.
John x. llackett. ".."........'."""'Sl50 WY
Frederick A. mythe,,""..,"."'.."a u lOC
ron sESAtoR-FouRTn DISTRICT.
John MOrrlsscy u.."..",.,."."."""""sl0O Si6C
John FOKmm",tm....,.,,..","'.., b0
At Thomns's Exchange $lOO was wa.
gered against $50 that MorriSsey would
be elected, and $5s against $33 that
Smythc would be defeated by ITackett.
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KINGSTON, Ont, October S0.--In a
storm to-day, Adam Abbott and james
Kiel, fishermen, were drowned of Wolf
Island.
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Death Of Mayor otis, OF san Fran.
cisco.

SAN FRANCISCO, October 8O.-James
Otis, Mayor Of this city, died this morn.
ing.
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swerable in that respect to the legislature
Of the State.
This is a difficulty that good many Of
our brethren Of the press altogether ig'
more in their discussions Of the subject,
but it is one that must be met when laws
are to be passed. Perhaps our West
Virginia Grange people may be able to
devise a way to effect reduction Of
ireights by sOme other method. We
shall look with interest to their Convsn-
ton on Wednesday.
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FRANCE.
Destruction OF a French War Yes
Hnl

vel.
PARIS, October 81. - The iron.elad
steamer Magenta, flagship Of the Vice
Admiral commanding the French squad.
ron of Toulon, caught ilre yesterday and
ultimately exploded. All on board were
snYeh.
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TIEWVV UUIU WI UNEN NV I4EIEII
Coast.
BosroN, October 3i.-There was se-
we're gale all along the New England coast
and much damage done to the shipping.
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BosroN, October Sl.-snow through
out the New England States to-day,
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At the TurI Exchange wagers Of SIOO
against $lOJ, and 5000 against S2l5 we're
made that Mr.. Bigelow would receive a
majority Of $1,000. Other pools we're
sold about IA follows:
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THE FlGHT WITH CHEYENNEs NEAR FOR
HAYES,


WASHINGTON, D. G., October 3l.-Ths
Assistant Treasurer at New York has
been instructed by the Secretary Of the
Treasury to sell two million dollars Of
gold coin during tho month Of Novem.
ber-fve hundred thousand each Thurs.
,laU
, 1875-06-19

sp%etas DispattA 10 Th> cA,saes Tribune.
1np1ANApoI1s Ind, Juno 18.-Thors was an
earthquake shook to-day, this first ever fslt Ia
thls vicinity to amount to anything, and, after
sll, this WAS no great shock. Only fow who
had fsN, such shiuRs before knew what IL was
when 1t came, and. although ovory attempt Ia be-
ing uado to ma3uify !ts proportions, the truth III 1t
amounted to very little. It seems to haye been
felt throughout the entire Ststo. Hero tho whyo
cams westward and lasted about tiva seconds.
No damsga whatever was done. Tho most no.
ticeab1e manIfoatation Of tho quake was in
Kipgan's pork-houss, where tho, tIu-pans were
shroan down from thslr positions on tie wals.
4 great many psrsons were badly frightened,
but mons w0ro hurt.
Dispatches received as the sienal Once show
&hAt 1t was fs!t northeast aud southwest of
heEe.
spe<sa! Dfsnateh 70 TIA Chicago 7rtoun*.
Fosr WAYNE, Ind. Juns II. .-Thts morning
about II o'clock slight ahock Of earthquake
wAs folt hero. Il wAs accompanied BY iow,
Tumbltng sound, but WAS sufficiently stroug to
shake number Of Light structures very pssosp.
t!b1y.
Tbs following reports will show tbs st{sct Of
tho shook u various points Ia thia atats and
Ohlot
Jefferson Vile. Ind.-Felt quita asnsibly.
vlncsanes, lnd.--Felt tic 1kt considerably.
uniou, 1ud.-Falt slightly.
Not fslt at Tssrs liAuts. Lafarsstt. peru, l4o-
A. Hidney, o., houses wAss shaksn badly, caus-
Al AoaA, O., q a,iIss north os Sidney, on ths
D. d y. h r.. 4 cracked Ill tbo lousss. knook-
sAolses in tlis stores. No o1s Il fsooIled Killed
Dsusa4, O.. ka4 ssstlelA Akoak tsasa,lliuE