Morning journal and courier., 1884-09-20
ANOTHER EARTaQUAKE.

spreading and the inhabitants were out fight ing the fire. The loss on the sixteen build ings referred to is about $20,O00. ANOTHER RARTRQUAKE. 1 Columbus Visited by . shock That Lasts Thirty Seconds. COLUMBUS, O., Sept. 19.-At 2:40 p. m. to-day a shock of earthquake was felt in diff
 ferent parts of the city, the vibrations lasting l over thirty seconds. At the Capitol uni \ versity the chandeliers swayed to and fro
 and students left their rooms amid great ex-
 citement. The entire building was shaken. At the M. c. Lilley eompany's establish ment the employees jumped out on the roof of a four story building adjoining. The gas | fixtures swayed and the shock was also felt | at the Ohio State university, where it shook l and rattled windows and chandeliers. The Shock Felt in Three states. CHICAGO, Sept. 19.-Dispatches received here late this afternoon indicate that the 1 earthquake shock was very generally felt 1 throughout Ohio, Indiana and Michigan. At Cecil, Ohio, goods were thrown from shelves
 in stores and people rushed from their I houses At Defiance the Methodist Episco- pal Central conference was in session. The ! meeting adjourned suddenly. Toledo was also visited by the shock, and at Indianapo- ! lis buildings vibrated and chandeliers were ] shaken. No serious damage has yet been re- ported
 Fluid Thrown From Battery Jars.
 CHICAGO. Sept. 19.-Dispatches from Detroit, Indianapolis and Louisville say that shock of earthquake was felt at those
 places at 2:2O to-day. It was most severe 1 at Indianapolis, throwing the fluid from the l battery jars in the telegraph offices. Other Places Caught in she Rock. AUBURN, Ind, Sept. 19.-There was quite
 heavy shock of earthquake felt here at 2:15 p. m. to-day, lasting about ten seconds.
 Brick blocks were perceptibly rocked from
 east to west and much excitement naturally prevailed. No damage was sustained The shock was felt along the line of the Postal Telegraph company from Ligionier to We'll
 ington.
 CANTON, O., Sept 19-A few minutes be-
 fore o'clock this afternoon slight earth quake shock was felt in this city. The walls of several buildings moved perceptibIy A
 telegram from Middle Branch, eight miles north, says dishes were shaken in cupboards, and telephone advices just received from Marsillon say that the shock was felt plainly there.
 FoRT WAYNE, Ind, Sept 19-A slight
 shock of earthquake was felt at p. m., last Ing put one minute.
 CINCINNATI, Sept. 19.-This aftern oon at 2:50 the shock of an earthquake was felt in this city.
 CLEVELAND, O., Sept. 19-A shock of earthquake was distinctly felt at 2:50 this afternoon, lasting several seconds. It was distinctly felt throuehout the city and in the vicinity. No noise accompanied the rocking of the earth.
 DETROIT, Mich. 19.-A horizontal motion
 was felt throughout the city at 2:42 p. m. Adrian, Mich, reports slight shock there. ANN ARBoR, Mich, Sept. 19.-Quite a 1 severe shock of earthquake was felt here at ! 2:35 p. m.
 PoRT HURON, Mich, Sept. 19.-At 2:40 p. slight shock of earthquake was felt here
 YPs1LANrI, Mich, Sept 19.-A severe shock of earthquake was felt here this after noon.
 EAST SAGINAW, Mich, Sept. 19.-This ] afternoon about 2:34 slight earthquake 1 shock was felt throughout the whole city A slight trembling of brick and stone build | ings was observed.
 ELKHART, Ind, Sept. 19.-This city was | shaken up by an earthquake this afternoon l Buildings were rocked to and fro by the violence of the shock.
 WABASH, Sept 19.-An earthquake shock continuing about five seconds was felt l throughout this section to-day. Beyond shaking buildings and frightening people no l damage was done. Reports from points with in radius of fifty miles indicate that the vibrations were general in this section LANSING, Mich, Sept 19.-About three o'clock this afternoon this city and vicinity
 was perceptibly shaken by an earthquake,
 causing the large Capitol building to tremble. No serious damage has been heard of