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The Dallas weekly herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1885, 1877-12-01

lt is estimated shat ten thousand
refugees have returned To Louisiana
since the overthrow Of the carpet bag
regime.
The Dallas weekly herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1885, 1877-12-01

STrrN ct The states cgiatai for Hayes
have since proved to DO democratic by
large msiorilic4
The Dallas weekly herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1885, 1877-12-01

fnE sultan is becoming LANDSLIDE
Sader the gentle carcsses OF the Rus
alan lear
The Dallas weekly herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1885, 1877-12-01
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fav uAif.N nshAtpts rfu-tared eve y
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N rcrts plH WeeS delivered iH ne ctiF.
ApFErrtsrt,sa Ntresi i've square ,tsu Tines
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infeTt on. fa G. .Nti special rafts ifr week y
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The Dallas weekly herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1885, 1877-12-01


Various dilatcrs motions from the
republican side OF the chamber, for an
executive session, to adjourn, ETC.,
were voted down.
AtSs:sc AFR. Wadleigh resumed the
floor, and Mr.. Burnside continued
reading the testimony for him ugtii
after 10 .. m, when he yielded the
door to MIR. Cameron, of Wisconsin,
v no said:
The claims OF Messrs. Batter and
Corbiu, claiming the sea. rs senator
fsoin Soash Caroline, we're SO blended
together s.sat one eosii not se dise,lss-
without tue other. He pro seeied TIA
read The brief OF SIR. corbiu, claiming
to have been legally elected senator
nom South Carolina.
At 1870 a. M, Mr.. Allison moved for
. recess until o'clock. Rejected by .
vote of Twenty-Five To twenty,one.
Mr.. Cameron then resumed reading
the brief IN favor Of Mr.. Corbin, and
continued until II O'clock. whan Mr.
WadleIgh moved to take recess until
2 o'clock. Rejected. yeas q. naye Is.
Mr.. Waileigh, who had held the
floor aimee 1o:so last night. gave notice
he now yielded it. At i2:o5. to Mr..
doar. OF Massachusetts, who had occu-
pied the .chssr during the temporary
absence 81 the vioe. president.
The Dallas weekly herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1885, 1877-12-01

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, 1877-11-10

4 correspondent OF the London 1ys.<s, writ
Ing from bor1caux, fFauca, g1ses thu following
description Ut how elections ore conducted il,
ttlAt country: "tFho procHa Is perfectly ElMple
aud l,tat. Electors walk Into tho Alajsie
~ men 70 Oh 'Changc, and At tAp
gate tile friends Ut the candidate Or Ills sgeuts
pi[cr plain white paper Will, the candt4atcs
name. III tho hall yarrG tbs yotes arc t4kcn,
the Mayur aud Ills BureAu, without any civil Vi
military guard sit With tho hatlot.box befuso'
sheM. Ihu elcctur olIers bis numbered electors
ticket, tho Mayor tears uK I cornor OF
It, calls put the registctcd number (which Ia
then crossed oil by Its seeTetaries), takes from
the elector tbs wh!te yutug paper folded. aud
dropa 1t lato the urn. ln tl.ts way lung Ales In
Qusus pass OH tn ons eyeu stream, and
ity Tbs law tnrbids tho presiding ot]lccr to tuko
outwardty; NO aruse4 fore Il permitted In the
voting ball: the tallo:-box has = t!oubie key,
sud M,ist ba opene1 Immediately upou the close
OF the poll. Electors hass this fight to bc pres
snt without any Interruption from tns
moment The boz IL frat locked
W. alter examination, until tho fnal count
lug out Of all the voting papers tn Ii, aud In
psacttca tac Whole proeeas E0ea On under the
yves " tbs public. The oulY pussible falstfigu-
tion ok the process, eyea In very bsu!uhtcI dis
tflcts involves . plain hrraeh Of law
under tho eyes Of eleesors; and since
the new Chamber will IN any easa hare
Republican majority which will be thV to,e
Judge Of all disputed elections, aud every glector
has &n absolute r1sht Ut ubIcctlou, II tho voting
u snywhelc improperly maueuyrel, It ion ouIY
be IN places where there u not = sipaia Kennh.
lican e1eetor who haz the spirit to entar 4 nro-
tt&t.H F'
, 1877-11-10

Tho Reception They Mot Tltli on Arriving
nt Ts,elr New Field Of I.at,nr In London.
L1nton Stqndars' OF. Is.
About sixty masons arrived In London yes-
tcrlay by tho stcnmslip Elysia, Of the Anchor
Line, frou, New York. These men were mct
ut Graycscnd BY deputation from the
Master Builders Association, and conveyed by
special steamer to the Temple pier, immediate.
ly opposite tho Temple Buildings, wl.ero they
arc to be employed. THO arrival Of 80 large q
body Of strangers soon called together crowd,
anl tho Appearance Of tl.e men WA scunnctl
very closely. They look very llne
body. and some Of them hayo tho appearance
Of being Of a superior tlass. At the Temple
pier tho men were met by delegation frum tho
Masons' Central Strike Committee aud at onco
ut attompt was made by tho parties on strike to
induce thu Americans to abandon their project.
As largo crowd had by this ttme asscnbled, !,
tho police ut onca ordered the deputation of,
not, however, Leforc they had induced one ur
twu ut the men to 70 with them to t!ie!r lead
quarters in 3lusnn street. Tue works Oil which
baeristcrs, laeing tho Thames cnbanka,cnt,
which orc being erected W Mr. q. ". booth,
july last eighty masons turned out, tlle Jul le.
Ing about tialt 1ntsllel. Tho present batch, II
they set themselves to work, will almost sup
ply the vacancies.
It Ia Stated TINT In Amcrtca scycrol hut,tlrnils
OF i,iosups uro ct,gugyl ind viii SHORTLY arriyn
to iii IN tho lurrG wurks In This cuintry.
At tuo 1irw Law Courts ma,tets rSmntu a.
tl,cy were. Tbe wltuIu VI t1Ie sixtv fnr,.i-ncrs
tnEp their meals insidc thu premises, and tho
i'crnluns only jraye at uvht. 4 iluru cunteen
Inns eeIl sct in in tliu basynrnt III tllrsn inroI
buildings, auI hicssrs, j, Nvss and Netiuy i,a1u
been cnsnrud to supply tho tncp with tlIctr
meals. Altrr thu ntwly-arriyed Americans had
uartukru of dinner tnsctIur tuok nlacr at thu
Sussex Hotel, which was uddrcssod by several
pl t.1v 1unstrra mud u,ru.
Sir, Booth informed the men that tharo WAS
plenty qt work lpr then, to do. onit they col,fI
work either nine, ten. or even twelve Lonrs ner
day il tilcy clloso. They could work al luns a.
they liked. viii, rcspoct to ll,o works In proc-
russ III this country. there wcro many which
wul1!J take thrct. ur ttntr ytarA To Nnfsf,. nni
auy one oi those present Guild earn EiO0 ycar
fur tlut period. Tho rnun in England ha.l 6cen
In the linuft of working tlfty.tWu md u hulf
iluuEs pcr week, aud il, taat tfinu they haI bra
earning tt,a wuucs ho hoI n,tutrtj.
Que Ut tlu Iti,lcrlcalls asked il thcy would be
altuwc,l to hare oua Of thcir coutitryInen us
foreman,
, 1877-11-10

Fcrvatory it.ctf, more stsblc building. II
was felt NJ q double nnc-a xcvcrc ehnck of
70 accondt duration. fo'1nwed after an interval Of
tons Or ~. W ~ Ssr @ ., &c at
10 the Dudley Observatory, will bn thnnkfufIy nc
know1ehRcd. Reports Of obseryAt,ona at con4.der-
able tiiatances from Albany will be especially wei.
eome.
The shock, though very pcrccpttbtc, was not
a. srvere As that Of Oct 20, 1870, at is o. M,
when the city was similarly visited. The
ute, and employees IN various public
and manufacturing buildings fed for
their l!Vcs Into tho streets, Auppos!ng that the
buildings were about TO bc DESTROYED. No
damage of any moment .rcaulted at that tt1nc,
however. Clock pcndulums swinging north
and south at that moment werc made 10 swing
east anA west. showing that tho earthquake
wave passed Ii IN castwar1l dlrcctIou.
, 1877-11-10
I1frFEAI.O.

Spetldl Nspateh to 7nS Chicago Trfsuns.
h1FFALo. y. l., Nov. D.--Coal frcighta higher;
sshfs y. F. El5. Peshtl0o. ]. y. Sawyer, j. II.
bentley Clifford. and Il. Jones get 81. 90 per ton
to Chicago.
Canal frelghts ars weak, and will probably de-
c'las on Nhtat to.mofrow.
seat nrtdge"alcs. cotn.lalcn. IA reported ashore
On sxtlllgalee With four feet of water Ia her luld.
ins g. catsaa hss aent !oc naslstante.
aao weather IL thick. with raIn md snow, Wind
10 ~ tPt.t<rn Auoesased Press.
eoa 10 fHs Mwastes :. s5s hss
te!Tt5 - Gou! 70 milwaukee, a. 7oc; CokmoEant, coal
~ 1o!edo for hsllastat ltc: H. r. Atwater Iron
" Ueteos Ut 8uc3 tapa lIuTn, sulphur TO Cus u1unu
Muec, 1fea on boaFdi .joaeph PaIRr, coal 10 Nil
taaico at 7tc; bark John brrdc,i, lumber, OatneEo
1tonawanda = u. 0o per !, Wi fsct On tho rail ;
chsasFs!. MaFs!. sosi a. s5f to Chicago; Ely, coal to
Issas ;asE ~ yer 4 fosd, coa,, Ashtsbaa to
W. wG.Aransss fFops leruanln, sasinas4,. bark;
IN IN: T. Vanderbilt. D00 tons cpal 10 Cilcagos
IN. sni. Soo tons coal; ttcl Wing, ii tons
tast =. Marsh iuu tuns coal u. Fnstet, !, l1V
t9o1 eoa!; narlinsford, 300 tons coal, MIlwsuEcu:
koal, haJlnaM. A'@-~
ses.es paasnc Port co,porno lock for ,went,.
s.s. sDSf hnnta end!n. nClock Nov. 1-Eastwafti-
oean t9nry Anes aud Havana, Mllwppkee tu IL.
!teFboEt Dudley, Black Klvrr to bruckyltlo; i;
IL t5g H. Alpeua 10 oRounshusgi y. ]. King, Toledo
Settward-pEops Champlalu. Lowell, pRdens.
sss sass 70 Chicago; Afmaha, Montreal I'd pstfuti: !:
seaf Attlt4 " lldsF, uSWGv0 10 Tul.do.
, 1877-11-10
REWARD.

Special DtspuscA 10 rae tAicdGo Tribune.
srnIsuPlEtp, H., Nov. 0.-Goy. Cullom to-
day Issued proclamation Offering 500 for tho
apprehension Of Charles KIusky, tramp who
murdered farmer In Mclean County Nov. B.,
8ptcidi saspafch 10 TIE CAteaaa 7ftoHn<.
BLOOMINGTON, ILL.,, Noy 0.-sbcr!d Good
heart received kilograms to-day from Hraidwood
and Dixon, stating that at each place n nun was
arrcstea answering tl,e description Of tbs mus-
dercr oi Albert Anglen, who was killed near
Tuwanfa list week. Tho murderer Is believed
to ba ono Charles Kiusky, an Austrian, wllo lot
Hhiplnan, ILL.,. With AnHlen. A telegram las also
been recelysl that there u quantity uf mail In
thu post-otllcc al rtatnYtsw for Klusky. The
heavy scar on tho right side Of k1u.kyfa facU
will undoubtedly lead to his arrest. A largo
hutubsr Of men thus marked have been reported
hero.
, 1877-11-10
MARINE NEWS.

IIAPS AND Nf1SHAps.
u. renort OF the storm In another column for
m,tue Jsa4ters In this latitude.
IN addition 10 tho O. 8. Ssosrs and Flying gcul.
,,noftcd ashore near Dophustown, uay Of QaIuse,
,be scht lftbcrnian and acow Clara White arc also
reported ashore there.
Tha eehr Norwood, 1oadod with lumber from,
co,lin, Inlet for Windsor, ran Ashore Christian
f,lsnd during ono Of last weeks etot1nt. but got
of mIpns deck.oad, eentscboArd, and smol, boat.
At .st accounts slae WIS lying at anchor under tho
i,l,ud Monday. and intended leaving for Colllng-
wood Of rencinnnnlshinc to repair damages as soon
- the weather permits.
The sehr Snow n!rd4 which 1915 uswcKo iast
boxtprit mud tibpnom In storm tho eaule night,
md rouxht shelter 1t utg hotus. ---... 81
The tGQw Sandy Morrison, Of Mcnom0Hec. nr-
r,ytd 1t Mnnltowoc carly MondaY morning IN .
rnliFu cargo. Shp went into dry luck for repairs.
Tho scAr Deloh Dew oifo, With tron ore sr1tn Or
leAsUueg TO Cleveland, tepo5tcd ashore four Milca
aboye EhaElotle, IL tntni loss.
Charles Wilcox, engineer Ut tho tug 8. 3. Coe,
1t Milwaukee, fractured Ills knrc-cap BY falling
down ths stairway adjoining tho 'oties uh tliu
dock. Sllns Lcbtau, while helping to load sheet.
rou from tho prup Lowell ut psdensbnrR last sun
day night, was struck BY the handle Of Che reel,
au1 kuuckcl lntu thu bold, breaking bis neck and
crushing In Ills skull.
there ID no truth In tho report that propeller
md tow arc OH thu beacl. near plnconning. sax.
a. Ap,o9ellcr which passed sklllgailce Rect day
OF twe ngo rcporta that nu vessel IL ashorc at tAt
paint.
The GUostIIcu steamers nro hu0Rtng port during
The present weather. The A!pcna waa tho last to
lispltcs states tin. Tho 4chr Flora IL ashore at
Suuth lIAYcu.
, 1877-11-10

Hp1e1Q3 705bd7eH ID TN E33cdd6 7F1bHH1.
ANN ARnoR. M!ch,, Nor. 0.-Durtng the
week tho trial of George Cook, for the murder
Of William Batcy, year ago. taa been tho cllei
topic Ut INTEREST here. tho court room being
crowded every day. Datoy had soduced Cooks
sister. Tho defense tried to prose insanity, and
also that tho doctors who lad attended batcy
had given him an oysrlll'seof morphine, thereby
causing Ills death. Cook's COUNSEL were cx-tlof.
nlalr, OF Jackson. and 4. J. Sawyer, Of thus
city. Both undo eloquent arguments tar tho
prisoner. Tho jury, after bctug out several
hours, brought in verdict Of guilty Of man-
slaughter. Cuok llas nut yet been sentenced.
, 1877-11-10

, sHeA6o. Nov. Q.-Vsassl. fuosn wAs in tnode.1ts
ass@aaa y batter rates. Corn was taken for 3uda-
~ Sss bs sail. Charters were reported for
wv bu corn. 81, GOO bu osn, and 10. 900 bu
-. p.tsJ' Io Guaalos q. y. uaxAt1 sand J.
tM.Se' MI corn st 3hc: prop Idaho. corn. TO Col.
la; ro9a: 1a3a: sehr Gtoton. corn u &c, free. 10
Cam, .o!oofnei schr lseu1aseh, barley, ani u L.
IL tn.n n,ss oats, on ut. Gohr Albright takes osts
m,Ms It WA Euu1orel lhat ehallsrs were
~1as i0t curn In the AFTERNOON.
~ lumber f1aIahts lhsrs " a. na,bfnv dorc v,..
stsrt5. sh!ppeFs aua sassel o,susss arc foalh 10
~~s soA1kesa during such bsaYy weather,
, 1877-11-10
CORPORATIONS.

CORPORATIONS.
They Cannot Tse Formed for thn purroae Of
Operating In Reat f:aeate-Opfnlon By Al
toFnry.tiencrn1 Etis~lI.
Sprcsai Ds*natta to 7he Ca.caon T1bnne.
srRiyoEiELD, ILL.,, Nor. g.-The following
opinion has just been submitted by Attorney
General Elaa,l, at the request u the Hun.
George II. Harlow, Secretary Of statc:
sr sr.rx q xo So7 Aonssa a: ssYs
etas1on Of ccr,aln proposed corporation. tcfcrrtd
.heshe I Ina ssnse. 10
thorixe tho formation Of corporations fpf tho puf.
In the caso Of the proposed "centsal liall Com.
proposed to he fhrncd Is stated thus: aThe cree.
jse, nd osc.. and s,ores Connected taerowb y%b
In lie ca4 Of tThe EnelewhoI Masonic and
pae'ls h il.ll Company" 4 T. thge rs.se.: T. s,
ing Mnsonic hail. pHa'lc hs,1, storcF. and other
rooms on Tue soutleaat corner Of Wcntworth ave.
sSa d.. ss: es:s s Est:rss .t Il ce
corporation il stated 10 follows: "''rho aeaai.,.
pufpoac Of ratslnr. ousing. selling, receiving.
storfns. and shlppng grain, stock, agricultural i'm
piemenls. and any ano ~ Other pets.nal ntoEerty,
with such othur incidental AID neccasary
6,ne,s 4. ay 10 esn1cet;a ths1swth
build warehouses ana other bni1dncs, togethrt
with 81 the necessary machinery md material,
which may oc necessary to ar did In tho accon,-
plLshmenf OF nny Of tue matters n1"sesaiI.
ThesG sorPo.a,io1,s are @ pssps*ed y BE- formed
ra1!ons.. {IIes. stat. u 1s7@, =. 2s:.l
fose II tic manner prsvdea py I'll. set
lawful busIne-., Except banking. insurance, real
estate brokerage, Tho opusn,fon Ut rallroads, and
Th,A secilon, ~ confirmed py The sup,emo Court
In Carroll city oE Fart ~. Lants IN Ill. b7;,
IL to ue given tho same iorco and eect a. II co,u
and baf0re ''bsDReenEc." ...
II former opn!99n t.on , tl'' office dated Nay
tne set 81 s7: whea viewed in ths lsshi Of hc opn.
Jon OF she Supreme Court so mar dcdnce the FOL.
II. That corporations cannot be organized MI.
der tho net VI lh72 whose pTincpal object Or pur.
pose is 10 1.uschasc, hold tho title to. esse. AMI
..a. hut wlcfo such corporations sre formed for
tho pnfpoao of carrying un somo uthrr legitimate
lns.ncts they n.aY acquire the ttfu u such puan.
ttsy Of teal estate a. nay be reasonably necessary
~. The r,sh, To acquire and hold tho title to
rea estate hysrch corporation only exists as incl.
its puwcrs In carving on some other authorized
business. aud cannot u male the principal object
for whlel, the corporation ~ f9fn,ta."
The only difficulty les IL tho application or thGso
general rules to particular caHer. owing to tlu
Or ,nss 'any o. te used ~
corporatton In tho articles Ut association.
For cxnntple, 1T tI.e case Of thG "csntral Halt
manage public ha'is, oa!ccs and stores tn The City
of Chicago, for and upon real tethte Owned br
o.heEs. reg NJ ,sa.an why It may not DO lawfully
, 1877-11-10

THIS new ship Wandering Jew, l,7s7 ton. req
los % barrels Of rehuei I'll, equal to $4,000
GALLONS. Tuts IL MI unusually large cargo and
Gaa never, 1t Ia believe d, bceu exceeded by any
vessel that ever loaded here except the shiE
Sterling, that CLEARED son.e years &ko. Tue
Gu voyage yct 10 complete. Hhe was built a
C4snicn, Ne, was chartered early ia October.
xlile A6s was being rizgel, aud befure ihs
inonth closed wa*' ready " depart with her
$QofMuu& c2[Eo.
, 1877-11-10

Sheriff achonnuvcn arrested the lads and locked
them up tn await the session u the Circuit
Court at Woodstock In December. The fathers
0! tire respective youths nrr highly respected
here. anil 1t fs thought tho hoys will he hailed
out aonn. They arc In durance at tho County
jail at Gcncya
, 1877-11-10

eoeefat Dfspd'cA 10 lAA CAtcdgo TfttuxA
paI" IsAukxs, Nov. D.-Schss ]. Maria eco,t and
s'. Sssse Mitchell. bound down tfvu Chicago, with
tana ass here Tor shelter; also. sehf l,ecd cs.s
Lst 10 mdaep iot chca.o. Tae latter lost q small
hunssa saa aao soRs waiss In her, Tbs hchr t;nI
uatsL .shose In .hs stIs.la, afsirei h. IN n a.
&4s taY smllh leaking tsaiy. @~'' ~ ~" VI
Na4xtsss " B9Iaip; acLf It,stfs rn,n -, ooo
, 1877-11-10

8pseidI NspsieA II IAs CAttago Tribune.
EAST 6AGlNAw, MIcl. Nov. 0.-ueorge ".
Rider, Constable At Reed City, QUO Of the gang
Of thieves and burglars who operated 80 OF.
ten4iYely In that place, aud was arrested carly
in September, with three Others, was found
guilty III tbs Circuit Court at 1lersey to-day,
Tae Jury wero out ou1Y thrre minutes,
, 1877-11-10

Knfcfal MsO1fcA 10 7A* LAicd9a TFfb1Nt
ADRIAN, Mich., Nov. a.-James Botls, for the
killing Of Alvin K. Nichols, was this afternoon
sentenced 10 twenty years In the Stute
prison. lie pleaded guilty OF murder iu Tue
SECOND degree. The cflluo was committed In
Dctrilsll, tnfs county, last sprIng, and WIS de-
tailed tn these l'spatvhes at tho time.
, 1877-11-10

Sptftas Dfsuatea to ~ caipt9a 5ttaaas.
W1aoaA, Mlun., Nov. 0.--Capt. Dan Ryan,
Of ct. Louis, IL In Jul! hero for 3 munleEous,
unprovoke1 assault on uave Fields, resident
OF thls city, III i saloon 4 few daYa sluco with 4
becs-mallet. Fields llcI to-day. Ryan wilt
certsinly 70 to the Pcnitenttafy.
, 1877-11-10

Esscaai DttnascA 10 ~ CAtedao 7r'bKa<
EIals, ILL.,, Nov. Q-1wo Joun4 men Of this
city named Muuts Ilalsan aud Gus 0ronbxrg
were inflicted bT the McHenry County Grand
Jury recently tor puslolnlpx = sklR from
farmer u NundA Township. Yesterday UeputY-
, 1877-11-10

NAsnvILLs, Nov. IA special to the Am4ri-
can says Boot Alexander tcotored} murdered I
white iuan palncd Thuluas Doughty, nesr Red
ay M hahs,fSFa .ss ~ Gsunt @ 1! nd
, 1877-11-10

!Sprtnaf<fe t.AasAJ Republican,, Hos, =,
Tie earthquake, which was felt simultaneous
" as inr nurth a. Whfte.itlycr Junction, con.
e!steu Ut two ulstlnct iurrl,es, several secou.1s
IL ttduurs say tt was ns II tho north
cast corucr Ut tho building was twtrc
raised gu III Immense lever. TIC bells At soule
OF the hotels, und loor-belIs In private housus,
were set q Juggling, but no cracks " injuries 10
buildings arr known. 4 sin,llnr silock happened
abuut u'ciork unH tuufnlng some thrHu years
ago. aud another In tho DAY time about six years
nrH
, 1877-11-10

COLUMBIA, 8. t., Nov. a-Conkressmau
smalls' trial began tb-day, aud testimony wa
atyen qf tho payment of $500 to hin, to secure
the passage of sn appropriation Tor tha ktpub'
lean Priutlug Company.
, 1877-11-10

Reliable help for Weak and neEvous euIefcrs.
Without medicine. rHlvcrmaehet'a Electric Hcits
the Rrand 'ecsEdctatum. Avid limitations. Gook
and journal. With paf.fcainrf. mailed free Adj.
dress sFnlrcrinacher ba}tanc To-. Cincinnati. Ohio
, 1877-11-10


HartEtFd e"xnsnt !sop 8:
A siight shock occurred tu this city and
vicinity cu Sunday. Gus oi tho editors Ut tho
ioeal f0 thug. Appu:satls tic % Waves ran n wiia Il
the parallels ii lat,tude. Tho vibrations
were about two III 4 .aceon1, aud continued
only four or i've secolds. The weights hanging
III The wtndow.sasing gratcd asalpst the will tof
strest heard the crockcsy ra,tis slightly. Elsc.
wberr duor-tell rnng. 1t was noticed iu Wood
land, ssgourpeY, Summer, Willard. Edwards,
Wsuitlt,p, and Ann streets. Alr.. u. j. Els.
woFth. VI Windsor, kladly ssnds tho following
note:
s'There was an earthquake shock at Lbs this
morning, tbs vibrations continuing several
seconds, The waycs wer0 longltu1nailY norttt
aud south. 4 map ln tle segOnu story, hanging
north aaa soutl, swayed aud buu',tru asaIust
tEe wall. The vibrations eoHtihucl lul4eer. hut
not ~ heayy us those oeeurri'ly at 6:aO o'clock
On Tue uloriiiug ot Oct. =, lSGJ.''
WALLS caAc1HD 1s one HOUSE III ALnANT.
A,hon, IshrS 1Istr 1,y*; r. T., as
day nlosn1pg 1t | IS o'elUk. This will 10 news
to SONS Ut out citizens, while to others It will
uot, - Krest many were awakruel fron,
tls!r slumtxss GT tho shock. II appeafs
portion ot the city. fur. w have been i,,-
iuru,ci by persons liyinx at oppasits 4uutters
OF tho city that they ttisttuct!y islt the Inolon
Of the earth. 4 Errat suany persous were
aroused run Iuelf OetN W &Hak they SUPPOSED
10 ba IN t1plosn aid s4t.s tiultu pes..,lis were
ercal!y c,necrneI for their personal safely.
Fersols who felt the shu<k drserlbc 1t aY y
sort OF GndulnttnG motion, &huss whu
experienced 1t while tn peu feeling s1 though
tLslr cuucil WEB swsye4 gcut!y " aud fro. Al
tbs tenlteniiArJ tue sluck ts said to bare been
particularly severe. A number pf residents
who felt II quickly 1fcssed Rul san 10 t4u near-
est station -liuusa aud Informed inu uQlrc, sup
poslp9 that 4 great explosion vi Solllo
sort had occurred At the residence vi Mr.. Johli
Greer, No IT, TSu krueek street, several
Of the walls were cracked, Aud t4e pictures
banging thereon very perveptibly Luar,sngtJ.
At other lorA]ttIts tn tht Cfty thu sane effects
Hure produced though uu serious 4a1nsge IL
known u hare resulted. Il IL Singular Iart IN
cuuncgtiu With the phenomenon that . uutuipr
Of pgrsuhs Who NcFe IN the street q lthe time dill
not know Ut 10 occurrence or experience 2ny
Of tta elects, whlle Others who were iu tteiF
houses Nese shocked. Serut. Uot4u, Of tbs
Fourth PFecuct, state4 thai ha vas III tue ata-
tiun-houas ut the time, engaged III writing uu
tas slAta when tho earthquake occuEEed, guu the
slate and desk ~tra 10 perueptiGsy shaksu that
b. wss compelled tu lsst4t uutlI II bal taissel.
ue uid nut tnaEtne ut tho tune what wss the
causc Of the alstur0ance. Thu following his
beeu received tron tue Dudley Observatory:
7p tAs kduor Of IA Ar94s: At l 80 o'clock yes.
tGtlay tsundnJ} hoxntER. revere shock, SUP.
pQasu TO bd ~ earthquake, Was cxpctbrnrcd II tho
Dudley Observatory. 2a1 lasted forty seconds, At
the Observatory residence It waa telt - 4
sin.la continuous shoSk- buk It Lin pb-
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