The semi-weekly miner. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1882-1886, 1884-09-24
DAY DISPATCHES

LOUISVILLE, Sept. ia slight
shock of earthquake was felt here
this afternoon at 2:l5 o'clock. No
damage was done
WHEELING, Va, Sept. 19.-There
was u slight shock of an earthquake
here at 2:4O this afternoon. The
motion was southwest to northwest,
but no damage was sustained.
LONDON, Ont, Sept. l9.-The shock
Of an earthquake was felt in this city
this afternoon about 1925. At Dres-
den the shock was distinct, like a dis
tant explosion, WHICH seemed to fol-
low the river and vary in force, in
some instances causing a rafting of
dishes and tossing Of furniture.
PHILADELPHIA, Sept. 19.-Chair-
man Cooper, OF the Pennsylvania
state committee. has completed ar
rangements for Blaine to visit Phlla-
deiphia on Tuesday next. and be re-
celved by the Union League. 1t IS
expected also to have a review and
torchllght parade of all the republic
can clubs Of Philadelphia and Eeigh-
boring towns in New Jersey and
Maryland. The Pennsylvania rail-
road will run excursion trains at re-
duced rates for the night of the
parade.
CHARLOTTE, n. C., Sept. 19.-Gen.
Alfred VI. Scales, the democratic can
didate for governor, while canvassing
western North Carolina, had his horse
run away when crossing the Cowee
Mountains in Jackson county. The
hOl Sc fell down a precipice 100 feet,
| and was killed and the buggy smashed
to atoms. Scales caught ill a tree and
barely escaped with his life. He
reached his home, i'll Greensboro, this
morning. very much bruised. He is
nov in bed.
YOUNGSTOWN. O., Sept. 19-Logan
Rochester. New York. The special
train bearing Logan and the escort
committee from Youngstown. LETT
Enc. Pa. at 1879. At GiFard. Con
neautvilie. H~ineSvilie. jamestown. !
Greenville and Sharp>vllis. Logan ;
made speeches 10 large crowds. Al
Sharon, Pa Logan spoke tor thirty
minutes | . l2,uo PEOPLE. On the
fair ground at West Mliiie>tN and
at Pulaski he SPOKE IL Immense
crowds. Al New Castle Grn. Logan |
and escort LEI. The train and were
conveyed III Carriages 10 lie public
square % aaAn members OF the
blaine and laSA- calS Fifty thou
SAND People acre addressed by Logan.
Judge King al3 [. II. Andrews. OF
YOUNGSTOWN. Al L,Wtl.ylile Sta
ton tie ovation rendered Lagan was
magnificent Al Youngstown l0.uO
people had assembled aid escorted
him 10 tie residence OF c. II. An
dIews. whose CUES Logan is While in
the city. Tomorrow afternoon
Logan, Kelley, of Penn. Powell Clay
ton, of ARKANSAS, Gen. Noyes, of Gin
cinnati and Private Dalzell, will adj
dress the people Oh the fair grounds.
CLEVELAND, o., Sept. 19.-Three
distinct, but not very heavy shocks of
earthquake were felt here at 2:47
this afternoon. The largest buildings
rocked slightly. The motion Was felt
the plainest in the upper stories. The
telegraph and other wires quivered
10 AS to attract attention. Many peO- ,
Die felt a sensation of dizziness pecu- s
lar to such terrestrial CONNEXIONS. I
The vibration extended over a period l
# 10 to Is seconds. No noise was
loticed and no damage done. This =
GEMS TO have been near the eastern !
'Order of the earthquake, extending
s far west as into central Indiana, at 7
east. and north into Michigan. Re- .
Orts received this evening from
AKRON, Geneva, Fort Recovery, Raw
ma, Larkin, Sidney, Marion, San c
usky, Urbana, kentOn, Crestline,
and Upper andusky, Ohio,
nd Union City and Muncie, Indiana,
ay the shock Was more or less per-
eptible. 1t vas slightly felt at ALI 1
nee, not at all strong in Belle Font |
and in Findlay there was a Sc
ere shock. AT Halgate it was felt
and stopped the clocks. At
it gave us a good shake. At
hyde it ratified the windows and
cared the women, At Rawson the
hook was plainly felt, and was ac-
ompanied with a rumbling noise. It
J all the talk Of the town. Bluffton =
telt the shock, which made D
he windows and doors rattle. The 4
eople We're badly frightened. Area
la had the same experience. In Eos
Orla 1t shook every house and pro-
uced great excitement. Jars in the 7
rug stores were knocked from the =
helves.
Reports from Indiana towns a
'ortland felt a slight shock; Red Key I
slight shock. Several business men
into the street to See if the build :
ngs were falling and to ascertain the
Great excitement prevailed
or a few minutes. In Albany it
hook large brick buildings. The in
a6ltants thought they were going to
ali to thp earth