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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-08-11

A. MateaWm the shock WJs felt at 2:o6 p. IN.
II WIS severe and lasted about thrty-A"e seconds, II
was followed six minutes after bF another bit less
severe shock which lasted not over five seconds Two
chimney, were r5rI ou private dwellings one being
completely demolished A1 the brick house owned Dy
r. Eedc, the father OF Ex-Governor Belle pictures
were swung % aud ro At Norri,town short distance
from here lamps crcthrowu Oh shelves and u ore Lo'c
40 Hu.lale a tea-se--lc was shaken of stove. Ihe
foundation OF building 30 tauys A'ery stables was
shattered and cracks made u the walls lie large
Methodist Church which made OF brick and stone
fairly rocked acc0rnc O. the testimony OF prop' VINO
wrr. In IL at the time. AZ thc Day TOM House duoJher
large brick structure windows aud doors rtt ana
the boarder- all rushed To the -trert-. IN less IMAM
minute after tAc first shock Va. Irt me 7trttt' Oh
MatcaVau were filed with excited ptoII' h''H'eI o
ladies tainted ana the men rushed Willy ABOUT -,
A. ktypOrt tine same scenes were W.tht,>'I anu llt.
residents were thoroughly uiku'cn"L tharlcs D. ron
the pioneer settler, OF California ana VINO "'1 H
au experience ~ twenty-five y-ar- on ht lAcc ''t-1
-ad tult m chat tiua never expressed such severe
shock uu ne was absent 40 uc time ui thc great edILl
quake about fifteen ycIl- J@1 The eArHiu'Nc W.
proceeded bv deep rumblug sound when souh'e TX
distant thunder AMI a. Dr. rectdri n tuc distance Iclo9
resembling the q l,chargc OF % canon we're heLFu.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-08-11

ssis Il Ia not doctrine Of MeIbedi ~ ~ the A"E"''"
tiMph,
fAs bsreH fst aad ftfhiHe hAs hceh rn'eh's'' y
Mr. A. L. Ttiohnei fepen,y ~ The stan ~ ne i"'""'
,tta Esssrd and ha name u the pae' hns Doc" va
shortened a. ne P,sL As he'el"i"le '"' f"s 80 80
be strong Republican, aud viii do H""'" WY '"''''
work IA the present eanpaaI'
The secret l. out Lord and Lady A" s,,nI i' no
M in Vulgar display ana ride ha,he' ihii.i'J
law In V,rY modest and eommonliao" WAY u ''"''
phia Record
Agas Calieutes S75 miles from the ''V o' N'N''' =
ronidly becoming well-kuown watering pl'ee' AM ~
well patronizcd hy Americans VII" can now reach j..
without tronhle by rail. II IL rs high above me l''' "
the sea rs Mount Washington. and has population Oh
65OOo Tie air Ia bracine. the climate cqnan'e' anu INV
hotels gsod The Hotel de Plaza Is k,PtW hr Ahui'"
WATSON an American and Americans VIII be made very
comfortable there
An attempt viii be made tn postpone Tie mee'lh- oil
Tho International Geological Congress which was 10 nav
taken place I'm Berlin september % Oil account OF '"c
cholera
Worcester Mass &, 20 have it, Music Festival in the
fourth week az september
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-08-11
~ JERSEf.
CURIOUS Errrcrs AT LoNG nRANon
uoffL GuEars nApLY soARKp-aoME iscintNiH 10
LAUdH Al,
IFHnM fE nEnuI Az AnHNI on mn ThIhUht,I

uoftL GuEafH nApLY sCARKp-aoME iscihtNih 10
LAUdH Al,
ifnoh fiiE REGULAR CORRESPONDENCE ~ rim fhihuhh'l
LONG BRANCH, n. j., Aug. lO.-A severe
shock Of earthquake felt along tn entire he~JlHy
coast aabou 2:lO this afternoon II asted about seven
seconds and every building IN Long Branch Vas shahfh
II created ala IN among hote guests, who ran
out into the open air from their respective summer
louses badly frightened. Ibe rapidly questioned e'eh
other over their unusual experience ana II was tomo
time before they b. induce T. their rooms
At Of the hotel. siderable excit-men wa ea'ed
by the omin crcalg OF the mhers Of the upper hor
and the ladies ran ont from their rooms
pale with fcay AMI clad in the white roAes ter
usually AFFECT when gagged in the mys cries OF the
'ol 2; rer hair Gyug in viii dsor1 over half cove ed
shoulders The filed wi peorl'' VINO
gIz woude ingy INTO the faces nearest them and theh
look around for the smose, which they were SURE
wo Id follow VIA they thought an explosion. 4h'
walters DID tie ho J. dropped their dishes Nih dea!eh-
in crash and "scal Red" for the back doors until re-
c.e1 by the st-rn words OF command ssl d ny iho'e
u authority oyer them.
Tn ere were p rsoHs upon the Ocean Per a, '"c
time he shock occurred They ftdisncty the VI'i''-
ton. of the hug ZION stricur. beneath their feet
warir o. tac beer pavil ons was SD frhe'e t-ll
n gave a ful glass of the Hmbe7coored liquid
10 ono OF his customers and only charged him
tie REGULAR price. Al the Ocean Hotel ID"
guess ran ont upon the lawn, where toy STOOD
f. c.owt d. I'd Ing the, knew not what until assured
nv Ntrrn lind ir, one Of the propri tors OF .e
house thar WIS merely slight ear nqu1k. Mt Le-
c4tcd sever -h. * oi tle MID sp,G'r7 Oh ca. 'tA
tn Pacnc Goa Z ami wa keep, bui eng ge rest ~
IN afl ia explaining the phenomena to the guests
of his house, n nj h.s life b came q piiur'. hntu
called upon ht the rcpor or oil TIE lEIE ~ ~ icrVeh
ut erc. wish that anothrr shoch would ,ccii " .h,h
SOUS vino came around rmrd vi p. ucs ana qu -loht
-tate driver Wa. -' ba N sh!A.h MP ~ ~. ~ ,'
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-08-11
RACE CONFLICT IN MEXICO.

CITY or Mexico, Aug 10. via Galycston.--
AT Caera The Mexican Central Railway, ye to-day
Mexican peon insisted against orders. upon walking on
the wall OF he round-h which Il beng erecte'.
Fin Ally ne was Knocked on by American. whom tho
Police instead o. arJesug. bea with heir clubs until lie
wa rescued by e low America and ascn the rail-
road to Fre.nllO The Ma OF Caleri Il supp sed 10
have ms gated the treubc, hlyn always been nmical
To Americans
lie causei The arrest % tw I've men employed az tho
s,a ION intending the tran Dip tc.cr AM the teleg
rauhor AMI mpO4.I mi enccs OF Imprisonment
upon them with0u q Or AZ. ON pre- erl'non OF M
case bong made Minis Ofnt'rOr Pach CO, Iedetar
orders cent their release, DlL IN, ea 81 cen.
plyug with ttctc orders Mayor compelled TIE ~ v
oucrs 10 ci IN the streets The American rllFoad men
thrr auce The F"lc al Suth .r1te We. or,
intend 3D. take 2romp, aud just ton 10 avoid iuitSef
trouble.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-08-11

WUKE,EARi.E, Aug. 1O.-A plainly pcrcepti-
bic earthquake .,k tel, in It's cry and vicinity
about r. 10. to-day some i've or TX p.i Uniuau rs
w,,cflt IN quick success O. e apparent direction OF
Ac shock being from. uJitn as to sou Invest, while 10
damage OF any kind done. TIE VI .lencr Of III
sh ok Was suhceu TO max, bui Gn,s rock and trem IT,
The tSo large ,uoke,t icks of Electro Lsat Com
pa were seen To sway from eide TO side and orluokcr
thought licy about 10 fall number OF lis IN
various pats o. the city rmg, rockin-chAirs were
str motion in nearly every house 10 town and great
cXctriur. n ctll- a. Several ms pore
OF chldrai b. ugt rown OF their feet
Inquiry by Tel. phone from the surroun in places STOW
th1 re Ock e all ar uId long vat ore
dlrec bat not far IN the her Wuue jIrpOndl and
lentoc felt tine sion, at Glen ~rmm.t an Ilr
Vey's LII p3.nI- H. % noun -ai's few ie- distant
from tue oty were nOt arct d 70 rcrp bic Eree.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-08-11
HOUSES ROUGHLY SHAKEN.


CAMDEN, Aug. 1O.-An earthquake was felt
here IN al .CTuDon a. Houses shaGDu. III hes
rattlrd on the cupb arI sleeves and w Tvs iu their
frames There wa n sound mp inyias m shock
VIII ch tell il thu houses than the streets
l. &c eraly tAOu-ht to have las I'd nearly mnut"
beginning a aient vbra ion. grad iaiy nc.ea-iog
a heavy jar ami subs I'll &. Hundreds ~ persons
ran their DO Use, ilt5 the n a moment anX
0usy iuq iring he cause OF he shock The city II u
max du4 the -Jnrr In IT, lookup scr ned Do
fright e. snocA -r rted 10 hty" eu te ~ q Oh
cr.ter City, iadd ihhri, - other pa I tbs
wei y, lln go lut the 81 -sF ry tJit Nds eN err
rd mere. Nrar j u 4 Up ran, about flr.- MI =
fro . 90 elf OuStap =. j. IBIS STAGES That i- Drtk
Iou~ wa,- bad ateu 10 move the window Ills
nearly Inc aid mere pc SAY Ia. cracks ID
the walls ~ their Us Wtr. w.druel.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-08-11
OBSERVATIONS AT OTHER POINTS.

NINIfINff. -lIE, III WU UI@IIUtT NIIUtkN OF
elrthiraS" was felt hr0uglou This city and county
81 king houses, moving and dropping bn ds
C',Sd rabir excitement prevailed among he = ,plc
man. min mo b. str.cts Reports fom inEIe ..ltc
pm Dc Ntcn A. Town, Leblanc fOit-vlip PuU tx.
Vi O. aid Pot. ,iowu says the Jra vs. fc IA
LASCAsT. X, Aug lO-A dIv.Inc, sh ck o. earthquake
felt this ely sh Ittlv after p. M today Bld
ID VIII r. ~ - ken, bul tIc Io Particular
A.-rn. IN Columbia Two 0ls met shock .rc fc.t.
CHESTER. Au-. u This city WIS badly shaken about
2.lJ tbs a.tcruo ny at is gen rally bcycI 10 have
been a. cauhQu1k.. Several chimney re- thrown
IL. H. plaster was ,oIn rOnI the walls and theuwars
broken
Maclulie say- Sh ca co. cafthq ak It here this
ai;,rnJ.a. III German Reformed Church build z, i
which ryia.s re- -oin- slayrn and rocked. a
paaic cusuei nj Ia. n-re AZ on A. prrDp lately
from tn binding. Af.,r tne shock sefFl
sCmed, although gtcstti0u iuuc Ight ned.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-08-11
OFT EARR.
T. b. ELLIOTT.
=, u I-IlIII|I =
lrI TCLGGEAPH ID rIE r.iGTNE.I

lrI TCLgGGArH ID rIE r.IGUNE.I
ORLEANS, Aug. l0.-R. b. Elliott, one
OF most noted coore men IN the United states died
hcre at an early hoar th. morning ot maarlI fever.
Mr. Elliot, was born IN Massachusetts and Was graduated
with Li-h honor5 Et0n. England, school lie was %
prut-rb 10y trade and for some time conducted news
paper az Charie-town, Mass. Removing To south
Caroline DEE became speaker OF the llo lse % Representa-
ti,e- and aftrrNard member oil congress. where he
attracted attention but resigned To- accept the Attorney
General ship oi his state. After the collapse OF tie Ee
publican party South Carolina Mr.. Elliott came 70
This where he became special agent for the Treasury
Department. but was removed because De boiled Win
elIe years ago. lie then returned 90 the practice
of tne law m partnership win T. Desoto Tucker In
thl. trade he fairly Successful Mr. Elliott was also
a lecturer of 10 slight ability. He leaves wife but no
children
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-08-11

nut NJ thrf h,rses Tho dooisbiis IN The wooden dwell
lngs thefv wee rune by Che Vi1eneq ~ tha sls'h
AZ tho aht house 81 The hpnth ~ tho hatlml theahnHh
wac distinctly fn hui " hrn zen " ~ NnpHret uVnh
the NtHt ahd pnlenifhhH 90 IA street du not nai 80 NJ
Dispatches hhm Mldhuinwh, Nav iHhaGiii rnghtnnh'
nfhnihfd, Wat FhiR, nNhnFfi hnheepat. Htfniieia.
~ f1fh, HlfmhghHth ana Ahsr-ia, hha itnhl a'u cen
tdWu-, funr H ng tur shoes a. be aiinn lun " ne
surfed nara hui iaf be .eafne ~ damage Ia
ll.o. llnIh OF pIuptIly wac aun-.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-08-11
AHEAvY SEA or THE SOUND.
lBr TELEGRAPH To THE rRBrNE.l

GREENWICH, Aug. 10.-About the time that
most people Wore ct ug ii uer Jay h.rc at 2lO D. M
"a umYlIg II l,r like ala emit thunder was heard, fol
love bv 70 copthIc quiE'.irc of the earth. Houses
shook ami dishes rtt.d. Ihi' mSfed minute aid q
h4'i cor more Poop" clmr % On ir front door md
vs. ud.rug,y asked nt ou. another IL they h'IrI that
a. vs. .ut it Va A enough There vas no bie,zt or
st. r.. Oh, re was O. het wy SEA On he Sound.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-08-11

Albion X. p. Cooper, died yesterday at his
home No I'D First-pace, Brooklny age fifty nine. He
was born in Pttston Ne, and tie first years OF lis
bu mess lie were spent In Boston lie with the
ll9u,r or A. T. Stewart N Co.,. over twenty years aad
had charge o. all their custom house business Recently
M Cooper connected with the Custom House us
death was dine 10 "a ronpcatiou o. Diseases Tho -uryv-
ny family includes Mr. Cooper, VI. aud two children
The funeral VIII taAs place tO-ADr-o| and the Oullat
vi rrr
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-08-11
CONSIDERATION IN PATTERSON.

Three shocks of earthquake were felt IN rat
orson ono Il Il:lj a. H.; another IL l:43 p me- ana
mud a. o.o- a. m The FIR two wegc lus gnI"aut and
would not have excited any coumentit it Lad been
for third shock which eld consternat on through
ou he city Crocaery rattl.d on she We and nudnss
tr mo.od. first up 1o'rd mat fht p't i'I a.
ais gives Pat r,ou a ,hlsiuS The bells I'D tie 81 " ID
g. eg.apa Office began 10 igg wAe On" i7. -n'.A
felt ana continued To- 10 uItl ne rumbhn2 ma 'd7''
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-08-11
A sLlGHT sWINaiNG MOTION,

HAHTFoRn. Aug. lO.-An earthquake at 2;lO
.. m wis dsiisctY fet in all pnrs II tn city, beng
especially lcelble OF high ground There wac asar's
OF vibrations lasting several see0nls Cookery ratified
door bells ran, and pictures swung from tie walls In
some sections Of he ci pc pls ~ their houses
Those IN hmmOcks report Ond m4tlng ~ leaves ani
slight swinging ion Many we're slightly affected
ny nausea. Information from other owns indicate that
the dis rb,nrr WIS rc-a throughout he SAFE The
weather calm wi 'rlhery Wind and 'he sky Was
somewhat overcast. N0dluag, is reported in IN city
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-08-11
OBSERVATIONS MOTHER TOWNS.

MER!DUN, Aug. 10.-An earthquake shock
Wa felt re quite PLAINLY at o'clock this al e.noon
No damage Was done 70 PEG o badly frigh' euc1
tn shock PISSED 'rcm s1ut west 10 northeast m n
etf n on tn or his house was thrown dow y.
lu ia hons su ID dr zoos " r oytrtugE. d. \
Largo br ck 51illin- Wa rocked pcFcceubiy.
NORWICH Au.. 1o.-A sharp shock Of earthquake w %
fe here aud in tn surrounding towns at , 10 p n To-
dav. Doors nd glass ;rd chiu.-vare were rlftlcd.
bcl- iUuc AMI n Iuss were erceptcly shaken. Many
pcr-on, were aLarne but no daInage was done.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-08-11
COVNECTICCT.
TALL BUILDINGS WISELY TREMBLE'
TELEPHONE OPERATOR, FRIDHitNED-A LI""I
H.J-F ~IAkTN.
rnY rrLfaRHa ro rHs TRIBUNE


TELEPHONE OPERATOR, FRIGHifNED-A LIGHT
HOUSE ~HAkFN.
rBY TELEGRAPH To rHs rHErVEI
NEw-UAyEN. Aug. 10.-lhc inhabitants oil
%. lower par. ~ the city vcrc aroused i'n 'uel'
occupation %, 21O p. ~ today py los rum'e "''o'l
pa Tel by rafting ~ ,he window, a7 -oush A'"'y teams
were posing ia The street III jar increased sea n.y.
the seeming o shake and The taller 'u .i' gan
to t.cmb.c p-rc pl0y. H. t,r,y seconds ID jar MAJ
increased toas.r..f hollow and tA.n the "a UNI
Of an earthquake flashed over Tire minds OF q Do Ire
rumbuas continued. u Wa. heavy Bnii in-- 1"oA 20
tua. the occupant, 0 the lower h'or' H'oI' were
Jared IA ia II chIir- In iAe utp SUITES
tue ssl.. were seen 70 rock and Ttnb.' ai4nh- -
brick. cracking away rom to- mcf. Do -S''' ''''
Pee I.r 0u ,-e ii o-, ru-nei l me ar"aJ- tu' pot
few lou "a tLcr DOB ne sti'' Do + ", pa. 'is
aye of min. The o b a'ic o. 'l'r - III q. ,'
tuI min AID t.cn win IrreN 10 ' 4. ''Ito' u go
not .mpaul.d Dos am curious ia ~ n ~. o. ,T
been cuoi here t.e ~ ia b-'h over WI. " -
most -tycre hat cen roc ii q i. av 'tei coy u.s.
lu hazel IA Wooster he. J. W. "a luIi' i'i' '' "'
A0 t.lr v,It t.,rr any -yulr o.. o. d . AI -- ..
H. Ile Office OF -ou IN Ne"-i-h- liii l' ' o..
Company. IS aIcu The xth ao'. OF ni-l oi .-- :
Chd.I auI To- --H., the rocking WAs " VOC" a7 10
fDc ten he ICmale oprraioir t"a] u ~ on. Us ia
fne.tA IL &C. ira T. brcth We r Iti-- !I "l 3"
building Ia Lr-a-ey ct. leAily ha-dr-a -0p.o rushed
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-08-11

TRrryr Orrcr. August III q. m.-Tae move.
mant in the blromoto. yc-t .tu.y was row ward The
1a- WIS sum ou' bIt .o2 maIo. = rain fen The
Temperature ranged between go aud ~ tho average
t37r pong l7' lover than ON m. corr,- poniug day
Inst ,clr pud . lower than nn sa.urlav
CLOUDY a. "a f.nt.uIg wealth o.. fh FINANCES ~ rain,
ruH vHrwnr temperature. mag hp expected To-day in
thi4 rity aui tirin'v
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-08-11

The flags Of the Red star dock in jersey
City, a. well q. those Il tn steamers Rhna-d ami
P.nuland W re at hif mast saturday for
tn. death Of the sup rinteud mt, Captain sam
Ne. J,c.sou who did in Maine OF Friiay. He Wa FOR
"a long time 40. ipttu the STEAMSHIP Ecl9suand IA 4
VS. the .euilr C.p ain q d COMMANDER OK TIE
led = ar H. { For three years 1Id Ueel The
DO aud NJ rinc =. eriute. mt o tne NJ. He
COZ. hurd ear utyt. ~ mtEn.r III sterling eNeeu-
non n -.iL4I..S- 4u.il.lcs.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-08-11
THY 90 -HlNn IN uANn


TIE S0utt b.. ! u ls are 10 the III dor
ties IN -lis s.pI or N'rs Ma ia % ru c,hre. & p,
SIC Dauvlle ihe Norlhe % an arc MOI viii Z
that saajory al rie DC CO., cur IS auo.ts and
bcuuTZ e,- IN sOathriu - ..ube OF ths Ioly
alliance preach the DIVINE 4 @ nu. .GGzp. In II
Mort lerD ans preacI ne divine night Dol he lin
" the ..ue a. VII. thc brow ~ the hlst
p'lDol'e Of y lar eos rn meat Iii -c lab ID 2
MinoiIty I,gctho they oIer u lOimI 10
2ter zOge. u-ACaL
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-08-11

lowed Ny ,iolcn, swaylns ~ huldlhss The people
we'e pN'ir STRICKEN aud rushed prlme hto tho
si"rta lafnswnHh.ate, waa instantly alive with
mnh, women aud children. 80 n an alarm
~ Ne hd ICON Given, ~ nha wRs mhat sevffeiy ini
~ thn I'LL ton, inukl westward whrFe fpF children
Mo, THROWN duvh, IN chimney 81 Va uhimn
Nnuls house Ia thufehHfi WaA tulnhlrl
lhio The stteet. ians ani dshrs thrown
on jaurA fowrirs dTra,eF Nee Taos.
" 70 az tue FHf fhnt tie Dt4Vaie sent large
waves over tue fennsY vania and Jersey chores. lea
atrApeasei lnht this 10 only the f0rurunner Of more
serious ear hQuuke
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-08-11

iie smith s ~ oslyn, WIS found s' nisbi at No s9s
r,,u II am. ,t,s frou a severe aein wrand ~ tina
hart uf hs hlHd ani fracture ~ TIE AnN sh ha "fs'
head Ito Was suni a. thamiriH Fito H9np'Ah
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-08-11
ALARMNArLANrIc CITY HOTELS.

ATLANTIC CITY, Aug 1O-Threc distinct
oc oil carthq Iakc felt here to-day, beginning al
act 1903 p I'D. There was 10 noise accompanying
them. Dui IN effects marked without being DANA
cf.e Water-p t,rcs were vcrturued in the hote and
dishes We. l-l on ID tables. Much cou>i .ru'tou
.. caused among ia. guc-ts who were asscmo e. al
their ui,tis
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-08-11
4 goI-Np IKE TirAr or 4 TRAIN.

COMMITMENT ISLAND, Aug. 1o.-A slight
.arth1uts. occurred here about t:1op m today. The
wave eam-d 10 pass rruiu el .tt end l,tcd abcnt
tnrfr -..1u u.s. sfrh rihrlr10 of fh cor.h and the
Isu lu'i-r lk .ba. of a tIut uu''.. th. rollins ~
q I,Ht, tt.iu ui LOS. ulII b. % I,- lrH-r'-s.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-08-11
TIE FEArS OLE TIE SrPERSTTTLOTS

STAMFORD Aug. 1o.-A pcrceptible earth
quake FELT here at 900 n. to-day shaking build
lnes and causing considerable cHcitemen'. centre
table was overturned az tie residence of r. ~ Gillespie
aud handsome ornament smashct Pictures fell from
the walls and other damage was done In "a tenement
house occupied by co.oei people, near the stanford
House tie greatest const rlaon prevailed. The orru-
pan,s rushed from ;h' house eXralmng that the iasi
dav bad come. Fifteen years ago similar shock was
felt 1T night, and forty years still greater one was
eyporeustd
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-08-11
LOVED AND RESPECTED IN Els OWN
STATE.

MIR. RL8INE'S RECEPTION N PORTLAND
The d:,-atchcs describing the great reception
given 70 Nj Blame on Wednesday evening by the
citizens Of Portland Me, furnished only az made
ouqte idea of its real character. It's genuine ST.
rifcancc may be gathered from the fall text Oh
the address to Mr.. Blame. signed hy more than
four hundred merchants of both parties and from
an edit rial article in The Portland Press, both OF
which appear below.
s1GNrD ~ FOUR HUNDRED DEMOCRATS AND
REPUBLICANS.
A2" IN hy re me-" Of Portland remembering your
fo,u,r soiourl In ia city, ard the n.e~s 'oo nave
Away waliic tel IN 10 sroWIa tn1 D ~ sTa ia
sonar nv co fut cted and j nCcnc by Tat lrde -
your sc os' 70 natural 20 yer GU - N'i"' tb
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you IN yoar 'rn at On '"r re,l ,n ~ tn' ~ ~
ennizateA o' W you nav 80 10 z % e. ai a"'' vi
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stvrRALNARKFD pULSATlONS.

SPRINGFIELD. Aug. 1O.-An earthquake shock
occurred here lt 2.Oo r. N. to-day There were several
marked pusaous extending over about 20 seconds. hut
p. damage wac done Ihe shock was felt West 's tar
a. PittsGrI and Aorh along tie ounccurut td'et 10
BrsttleborO. Vt, and plObah5 beyond
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-08-11
FrrzAprrI WE'LL SHAKEN UP.

The shock was severe in Elizabeth Dnt no
pc.s,.. % p-on.rfv r. piurca. People into tne
sire ..s and vo.cu f.irtcd II rse. nervous and
children were fisbteu.d The fremor appeared 10 p'S
in % s1 th,ist dir .tou. H. -oue hou e' I'D. w.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-08-11
THE DELAWARE RIVER DISTURBED.

BOEDENIOWN, Aug. lO.-At precisely eight
10 uu e.. III tls ate LoOl tie op.f Of tn, pa.e
IN MO state Oi gr IL Mt b. al cai-
quake s.o.k lea las rd fully haf nj ate
The Sky corp estiyely q ar. AM tue IL.
decidedly chilly Whel q deep TunIb IN noise rec bling
thai made by a son crossing bridge Le-rd, lo
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-08-11

n1fth pasi ~ ha lnrniv. Tho shocks wrfr tteffVnh
and accompanied ~ dl fri trtnhr Hmlini tp hi
ituduntd hy aatt vpAlrin driven n,rht tHeish t'p
street 1hia IA The tlifl rhoph ih eleven years
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-08-11
THE Rubbing DISTINCTLY HEARD.

KEY last. AuZ. lO.-An earthquake passed
h.o-e the -roun "t The hates and cottages hl-
pint 2:02 p IA The nose was lear ana the vora-
lion, d mo. Ia -ho.E was let by may Of tn
bO.r!t.. e. e. ID u seven seconds ld pptf-
ly c-me ir $3.50 ttIw4rI and cas- ward, pl,-u &c
[, u Inward aud ward.