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Daily Los Angeles herald., 1884-02-17

L, 8. Jaifray, Howard s. Jaaray. James Nc
yickar, J. Il. P. Woodruff and Chas. J. Had.
fold, Co partners doing business in the City Of
New York under the firm name and style Of T.
$. Jafiray & Company, Plaintiffs.
w.
David Wagner. Defendant.
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OFFICE HOURS.

will be at my Office from A. N. to Ie NJ, and
rom to 4P. N. daily, SUNDAYS excepted
E. II. BOYD,
jylsu Superintendent Of Streets,
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LEGAL.
sherif's Sale.
In the Superior Court, City and County
of San Francisco, State of Cali
fornia, Department No. 6.
William W. Jenkins. Plaintiff,
VS..
The Polomas Placer Mining Company
Defendant.
No. ,O30.

Under and by virtue OF an execution issued
out OF the above Court, In the above entitled
directed, and delivered to me ON the 10th day Of
November, 1888, for Judgment rendered In said
Court on the 18th day OF November, 1888, in
favor Of William W. jenkins, plaintiff, and
against The Palomas Placer Mining Company,
defendant, for the sum of sl330y2, with interest
at per cent per annum, costs and accruing
costs. | have duly levied upon. and shall on
saturday, the 5th Day of Janu-
ary, A. ID. 1854,
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Nnmhor Nnmhsr

And In accordance with law. 30 many shares
Of each parcel Of such stock as may be necessary
will be sold at public auction at the office OF the
Company, 207 N. Los Angeles street, Los An
gsles, on the 2sth day OF February, 1884, at the
hour Of two P. ~, OF such day. TO pay delinquent
assessments thereon, together with costs OF nd
vertising and expenses OF sale.
G. N. FELTON,, Secretary,
2O7 N. Los Angeles Street, Los Angeles, Gala.
fehQ 1Ot
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The People Of the State OF California send Croet
ing to Sarah y. Smith, Defendant:
You are hereby required to appear in an action
brought against you by the above named plaintiff
b the Superior Court OF the State OF California
in and for the county OF Los Angeles, and to an
swer the complaint filed therein within ten dass
exclusive Of the day Of servce) after the service
on you OF this summons-it served within this
County; or, II served elsewhere, within thirt,
days, or judgment by default will be taken
against you, according to the prayer OF said
Complaint.
The said action Is brought to obtain judy
nent In favor OF the plaintiff dssolving the bonds
OF matrimony ow existing between the plaintiff
and defendant, reference being hereby made to
tho complaint on file as aforesaid for further r
ticulars; said action Is brought on the ground OF
desertion by defendant.
And you arc hereby notified that II you fail 10
appear and answer the said complaint as above
required, tho said plaintiff will apply to tho
court aforesaid for the relief demanded In the
said complaint.
Given under my hand and Seal OF the said Su-
perior Court. at tho County OF Los Angeles, State
Of California, this 20th day OF December in the
year OF our Lord one thousand eight hundred
and eighty-threc
fsEAL.l A. ", POTTS, Clerk.
BY A. RIaFRAU, Deputy Clerk. jan5.2m
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Rosa Ellen Goetz, Edward Thomas Goetz,
Alonzo Goetz, Joseph Goetz and Elizabeth
Goetz, Minors.
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SUMMONS.

In the Superior Court of the State Of
California, in and for the County Of
Los Angeles.
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Award of Contract for the
Grading and Improvement of
Mott Alley.

Notice is hereby given that at the meeting OF
the Council Of the city Of Los Angeles, held on
the 4th day Of February, A. D. 1884, contract
for the grading ahd improvement of Mott Alley
dy for the sum OF s522.70.
W. W. ROBINSON,
| Clerk Of the Council of the City Of Los Angeles.
Los Angeles, Feb s, A. d. 1884. feb6-5
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On wednesday, the goth bay Of
February, 1881.

AZ lo O'Clock A. NJ, OF that day, then and there
70 snow cause why an order OF distribution
should not be made OF the residue Of said estate
among tlie heirs Of the said deceased according
And II is further ordered, that copy Of this
fore the said Goth day Of February, 1884, In the
Los ANGELES DAILY HERALD, q newspaper print.
od and published In the said Los Angeles cointy.
We. HOWARD.
Judge OF the Superior Court.
Dated January 10th, 1884. Janll 4w
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LEGAL.
Notice TO Creditors.

In the matter Of the Estate Of John F. Prslss.
deceased
Notice is hereby given oy tho undersigned, ex-
ecutrix Of the last will and testament OF John +.
Preiss. deceased, TO the creditors Of and to all
persons having claims against said deceased
10 exhibit the same with the necessary vouchers,
this notice, To the undersigned at her residence
about six miles south OF the city OF Los Angeles
California. CATHARINA Z. PRESS,
Executrix Of Estate Of John +. Preiss, deceased.
Dated Los Angeles, January 3lst, 1884.
tan31 4W
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Order to Show Cause.

In the Superior Court Of the State OF California,
In and for the County Of Los Angeles.
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d. Edison Smith, Plaintiff,
VS..
Sarah F. Smith, Defendant.

Action brought in the Superior Court. state
Of California, County OF Los Angeles, and the
complaint fled in said County Of Los Angeles, in
the office Of the Clerk Of said Superior Court
The People of the State OF California send Crost
ing to Sarah Y Smith lainndat,i.
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1884-02-17

The foregoing ordinance was adopted by the
following vote: waldron, Levy. osborne. Noes
ser. Giroux and Richard in the a&rmatiye, 10y;
and Prayer in the negative, a. feb10 1w
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Delinquent Notice.

COTTON LIME COMPANY.-Locition Of prin
cipal place OF business, Los Angeles Los An
geles county. California.
N0TICE.--Thers are delinquent upon the fol
lowing described stock on account Of assessment
levied on the sth day OF January, 1884, the sew
oral amounts set opposite the names of the re
spective shareholders, as follows:
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The above sale is hereby postponed until
Saturday, the 9th day OF February, 1884, at same
hour and place.
Dated this 25th day OF January, 1854.
A. T. CURRIER Sheriff
BY II. BuRDIcR, Under Sheriff.
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Order to Show Cause on Application OF Guardian
for order Of Sale Of Real Estate.
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lEeAt..
SUMMONS.

In the Superior Court Of the State Of
California, in and for the County Of
Los Angeles.
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SUMMONS.
In the Superior Court Of the State Of
California, in and for the County
Of Los Angeles.
JANE ELIZABETH MILAN, Plaintiff,
JOSEPH MILAN, Defendant.

Action brought in the Superior Court Of the
State Of California, in and for the county Of Los
Angeles. and the Complaint filed In said county
Superior Court.
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1884-02-17

At l2 o'clock NJ. Of said day, proceed to sell
at the Court House door, on Spring street, In
the City Of and County Of Los Angeles, State Of
California, at public auction, TO the highest and
best bidder for cash. United States lawful money,
to satisfy said judgment for principal, interest,
costs and oil accruing costs, all the right. title
and interest Of said defendant. The Pnlomas
Placer Mining Company, In and 70 all Of the FOL
lowing described property situate and being In
and respectively described as follows, to wit:
1st. That certain placer mining claim known
as ''the Magnolia" containing 100 acres, and
being part Of Section 20, T. N, R. 10 W, s.
b. NJ.
I'd. Those two certain other placer mining
claims, the one called 'the Webster" and the
other called 1.-THE Josey," containing 16u acres
each, and together constituting the east half Of
Section 30 In said township.
3d. Thoee four certain other placer mimi &
claims, called respectively .the Maggie "the
NJ. NJ. H." ''the Bloed" and "the Kennedy
each containing 100 acres, and the four together
constituting all Of Section 20 in said township.
4th. Those two certain other placer mining
claims called respectively THE Casey" and '.the
Booth" each containing 100 acres, and together
constituting the north half OF Section 2S In said
township.
5th That certain other placer mining claim
called "the Mamie and being the $. W. Of
| Section 2S In said township.
9Th. That certain other placer mining claim
called ''the Jenkins claim, and being the N. L.
of Section 81 in said township.
1th. That certain other placer mining claim
called 1.-THE Pink claim and being the N. W.
| OF Section 80 In said township.
| sth. Those certain other three placer mining
claims respectively called "the Edner,r "the
Sidney" and ''thc Ready Return" each contain
| ing 16o acres located upon unsurvcyed govern
ment land.
9th. All that certain ditch now constructed
and completed, and running frem the
dam In Lake Elizabeth calon to that certain
mining claim known as ''Gold Mountain" and
belonging to or claimed by W. W. Jenkins.
10th. All that certain uncompleted ditch run
ming from the said Gold Mountain claim to the
said claim called the Blood claim.
11th. All rights to 1900 inches Of water flowing
| in said Lake Elizabeth cafion, and together with
any and all rights to the use OF the same or any
other water, either In said cafion, dam or
bitches, or hereafter to flow through or in the
same, and also any or all other appurtehances
appertaining to any OF the property above de-
| scribed.
Given under my hand this 18th day of Deem
Der, 1883. AT. CURRIER, sheriff.
| BY II. BuRBIcK, Under Sheriff. dl3-td
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Order to Show Cause.
In the Superior Court of the County o [
Los Angeles, State of California.

Ia tho matter Of the estate OF Robert oa sns,
decoased
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The above sale is hereby postponed until
Friday the 25th day Of January, 1884, at same
hour and place.
Dated this 5th day of January, 1854.
A. T. CURRlER, sheriff.
By H. BuRpIcK, Under Sheriff.
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1884-02-17
Certificate of Copartnership

BY A. RINPAu, Deputy.
J. Y. Godfrey. ATTORNEY for Plaintiff. dec27
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MOUEHENrS or GENERIL LOGAN

ERIE, Penn, Sept. ia committee Of the
Erie Republicans met General Logan no Dunkirk this
morning and upon reaching this city at o'clock hc was
greeted by the Pinned knights ana other Republican
clubs and escorted the Reed House where the party
breakfastcd. In tAc meantime crowd of 1900
assembled IN front the hotel response To calls the
senator was introduced by Con gresham Branerd and
made brief address the Of which was 20 urge the
Republicans 10 close their ranks which understood 10
refer To the Congressional fight in this district noon
General Logan. accompanied hy the Youngstown Ohio
reception committee. departed special train via The
Ere and Pitt-hurg Railroad Halt. made 40 sharon
and Newcastle Penn. There f. great enthusiasm among
lhe Republicans of this city over the Generals visit
NoUNGsTowN Ohio sept 10.-GcncrM Logan arrived
from Le TINS evening at o'clock I'm c. H. AndroWs's
special car accompanied by delegation Of twenty
prominent citizens, who to Erie to escort him IN
this city On his arrival at the he was greeted
by 1000 people who regardless OF party united in re-
cepton which only found in ongcontinued cheer
lng He thanked the people Of the city for their cordial
welcome but would not make a speech az the time TIs
speaks at length at the Fair Grounds tomorrow he
was escorted tO the residence ~ g. n Andrews II wa.
me plan 10 nave reception there but This was gvcnup
ai L"s'nh personal request lie said hc wished ab,e-
lute rest ~ lac made thirteen speeches today Tomnr
row II Inc weather is fair viii 10000 strangers
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the lower part Of the building msde for tho street
In the Chamber of Commerce building. the sb0clt
was felt on the lowest floor. James Dgno-
van, who was sitting on tho ground hOor,
was shakon violently In bis chair,
ADWAN, Sept 1D-At 2iJO o'clock this afternoon
strong shock of earthquake was felt here which
lasted nearly q minute. aud was preceded by q
thnbllnR noise, Furniture wns moved about tins
ware WRs fattlnd aud dishes wrt0 shnkna, Ihr
people rushed iutp tho streets aud feared that
III" 1nd Of the world had como
AfN AhnQn, Sept ip.-At 2alO O'clock an earth
u huhkr shock was felt hrrn lrh was severe. II
was f. lt all over tho town aud lasted about thirty
seconds,
Pom iiuaoN. sept ia slight shock Of earth
quake was fet here this afternoon. II caused no
alarm, some persons thought that there had been
an explosion.
lP-IiANTL Sept l0--A strong shock Of earth
quake was perceived here this afternoon. II lasted
about ten seconds. The people ran into the streets.
LtNslNG, sept ia slight earthquake was felt
IN TINS city bout p. m. No damage was done.
: GRASS LAKE sept. 19.-An earthquake shGck was
felt here this afternoon. school children tainted,
and school had 20 be dismissed.
CHELSEA. Sept. ia shock OF earthquake was
ielt here this afternoon.
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PEIITT0yIyG F0R r0UN LANDS.
III rElEGRArn ro InE rRLprvE.

NEw-IIAyFN, Sept. 19.-About a year ago
the Third and North Conversational Churches m this lily
united and moved into ta old North Church tine north
end of the Elm Cy'- ancient and famous green. This
and hc city hrs hcou asked bv the churches for
permission extend it- wall three rods further
back Their petition has not been answered yet Il
has created much feeling aud to-day counter petitions
nave been gotten uU and signed already by 200 rep
resentatyc men of thc cy These ask the cy 70 refuse
to give MP any of the beautiful green 10 my church
person. W. b. Franklin. ono of the chief movers 100 OBJ
thinning the desired permission f1r thc addition. claims
this privilege. mot matter ot favor. hut 1> matter of
right Whom the Original grant made tO tine United
Society by the OWNER OFF the square boz l7Gj thr ,uccty
was allowed t0 take much land desired There
was definite lime drawn and they think they stil have
the right 10 take what land they u'od The church viii
fight tine matter iu the courts rather than fail.
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E1r41 ACCIDENT ~ 4 co1LIrBr
Two Mfyrns Wittrp ~ a tiunra FAILING OK ~
AstrNntru tA0r,
NY fffrauAru 70 1nf tut1rvF


ro1rayLLr. Pom, Sept ip.--Ap accident
occurred this moiung ~ Lawrence a browns coiffy,
Anhauy Plane. by nhlnl tVo miners Neie Instantly
killed ard several othara seriously ilurrd Tho miera
on the night shft, after Tho DAY foce 10 relieve
tAem eatAGd together 40 the bottom II the slope and
smued the engineer a. hoist them. All except eight
men had gone up and these got boald the next cage
They started on their upward Journey and were within
two three hundred fect N the Top heavy piece
of timber, which some men were handling
a. tie top of the slope slipped nom
their grasp and fou down the cage.
Tie force md weight ~ the timber almost the
ever one and did not give. The timber fell
cr0si-e the cage,srking Thomas Ratscy and James
Williams knocking them OF the cage 70 the bottom N
the slope distance 300 Yards. Two others were
seriously if fatally injured The entire party were
stunned by the shock and narrowly escaped falling from
the cage, which continued on tts upward
l1ginrney ana soon o.. reached .S thss snTIace' &
hurried 10 the mouth ~ the pit knowing that something
lowered 70 the bottom bring ont the bodies Of
Williams and Rat@cv. They were terribly mutilated by
the fan. bus II Is supposed thcy dead before they
reached the bottom o the pit The men ~ The top Of the
pit were making repairs ad had ropes around each end
of the timber to hold II firm and sei IL III its place, but II
slipped from them
several months ago there explosion Of gas M
this cocry and James Williams was burned and had inst
recovered sufficiently 20 10 work again. lie thirty
Of and leaves vi, and three children az Rockville
Rat,cy WIS twenty-five years old. unmarried and lived
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CINCINNATI SLIGHTLY AFFECTED.
THE SHOCK GENERAL TIIROCGHOCT SOUTHERN
INDIANA AND OHIO.

iBY TELEGRAPH To TIE r2I8~Sc.f
CC;crVNArI, sept 10.-The shock Of an earth
quake, which was felt lightly Ia some places and
severely in Others, was observed in Southern
Indiana and Ohio aud in Northern Kentucky
about , o'clock this afternoon. From Infor-
nation now az hand the wave appears
10 have gone from the southwest 10 the northeast.
It's duration varied from ten 70 twenty seconds
In Seymour Ind. it was felt about ten minutes be-
fore 3. The shock there was light. At Lawrence
burg, Iud.. it was severe. II caused an alarm in
the public school, shakiugthc building so vigorous
~ a. 20 throw clock from the shelf 10 the floor.
The school children ran into the school yard and in
the shortest possible time ths school house was
emptcd, some of thechidren JUMPING ont fthetrst
story window. No one was hurt and the
alarm soon over was made I'm occasion for meTi-
ment. In COvngton. Ky. the shock was percepl-
bic, skaHng furniture and m some instances
splashlug water ont of glasses on tahIes.
At Cummlnsyllc, the northern precinct OF tln-
Cinnati, II was also felt though o. cIuScduO alarm,
except temporarily in the pubic school house,
where the children were detained ia their seats
with difficulty. In Clifton table bells
were rung by the shaking. At the
the shock was 50 apparent as 10 cause sensation
for the few seconds that II lasted. 10 panic oc-
CURED, however In the main part or CINCINNATI
II was observed by many persons VINO had no
Thought of an earthquake at the tlme' az
though they were at "a loss 10 aScrbe the tremOr 70
anv cause. The shaking IN the mild form was
much like that caused in buildings by the passing
of heavy freight trains at high speed near them.
The time IN Cincinnati was q few minutes past
3 o'clock according to the general testimony.
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" DICK TJRPLNS0 IN TRAINING.
ny TELEGRAPH = rug TRIBUNE.

DRIDGEPORT, Conn, Sept. 19.-The borough
police of stamford uncGr.hed large band Of depravcd
youths many being under twelve years OF They are
known among themselves " The shenandoah Gang
Their exploits are Of the most deprgc Order aud reveal
tho existence OF miserable state Of morals The troop
under the leadership or "a" Number one who il said
% DEE twenty years Old Tho police trYug 10 find him.
The trouble has -pru entirely from dime novel reading
and flash ltcrafure. largo quantity of this trash has
been FOUND On their Rendezvous The gang re.pou~
Die fOr much OF tr petty th wing that has unDu -uu- 9
n mis- part ol te ~tc.lud tltrD b. general ocng over
tL-I apprehension AIccpuutal 0t their SCRABBLE decd.
would nI guod sled volume. They ARE Iu training 20
Ill INC -'1s Win la'l'Icr-, orulIrI, and tLlcyc.
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TELEGRAPHIC NOTES.
SUSPECTED MURDERER IN CUSTODY

LANCASTER, Penn, sept. ~. "A ON, legged man. giving
the name OF Thomas Brown, who is cOutcrd M tho Aa
caster prison for minor offence Is believed t0 bc Michael
smith, the escaped murderer from the Cambria County
jail lie answers the description OF the murderer closely
KILLED BY Hls JEALOUS WIFE
ILEARTuiD, Penn, sept 10 --IhOma- Martin WAS shn,
In the temple In West Cerield borough last ught b, hs
wife. lie died this evening. jealousy was the cause OF
ia, shooting Mrs Martin, who Is in jail, admits the
killing.
SUCCESSFUL JAII~BREAKERs.
WrERrowN, y Y, sept, lg-fiyc prisoners I'm the
county JAN last night bound and gagged the sheriff and
escaped one, who returned said hc wn- forced 10 do
what Ia. did. tn. shcrirs injuries slight.
SHOT BY HER HUSBAND
TAUNrOS, Mass. sept lD-Emmauucl Barker fred hyo
shots at his wife Main st., THE morning two balls
taking effect IN her back. IL u thought lAe wounds
VIII not Ecsut fatally.
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GENERAL FRIGHT IN MICHIGAN.
FEATURES or THE SHOCK ~ DErRor-rHE WATER
SAID 10 HAZE RT.EN.

SAID TO HAVE kIshN
DETROIT, Sept. ia shock of earthquake was
felt here at 2:i5 o'clock this afternoon. No dam
age done, but many people were fright
ened. All along Grlswold-st the shock
was felt distinctly and men rushed
into the street. looking about anxiously. as If eX-
pectng the buildings to fall upon then. The shock
lasted from ten to twenty seconds, and there was
swaying motion that ratified windows and shook
chandeliers. Boat captains say that there was
rise IN the river at the same time AT the telephone
Office shock was felt, while In the same
building across a hall, it was perceptlble The em-
ployes of the Whitney Organ Company assert that
the building vibrated many inches La the West
em Union building, the floor seemed to hcave
The operators lett their instruments, and men in
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ALMOST A PANIC AT AUBURN. INDIANA.
LEAVING THE COURT HOUSE IN HAsTE-NO sERI
DAMACF
by TELEGRAPH TO TIL rRrBrvr.

AUBURN, Ind, sept. 19.-This quiet town was
startled about 2:3o p. M. to-day bya Umbling OF the
earth and the shaking and rocking of budings For
time there was panic. People rushed ont of their
houses ana stood In the streets looking up the sky I'm
terror II was soon determined that the cause wac
we're shock Of caThquake which lasted ten or fifteen
seconds. The court house. an old brick building.
was so badly shaken 70 cause the county
officers to leave il I'm hot haste The brick
blocks OF the tower We're worse shaken: dishes
were ratified stoves moved and char roctcd Thcmoon
tt'nrd to Doe from east to west No damage was .u~-
h'i ana hf people soon recovered from the scare glad
:" escape 80 easily. The wave cVftul, as FAR wc.r ~
lIg"cr Ind. thirty mile. west and far ~ Well
IhSt"u ONO, probably being hardest at De france Ohio
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IA TrLrlnApn ro - rnln-.a,.

PITTsBURG, Sept. 19.-1he story of re-
markahe suicide comes from Remington little town "A
few miles ont on the stcubcnyle pike To-day a Gus.
toner brought pair Of boots TO old shoemaker named
Bcntow to be- mcnded Bcntow -hurpened small
knife, and instead OF starting work. said o. hls wife
Life has charms for me-" and going to an ADJOINING
room lac cut is throat from to car Bcutlow Stood
IN front ~ mirror and cOoy watched the blade
run around hs neck lie was sixty years od. and for
some time past believed hc being pursued by evil
minded persons.
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SHAKING Up THE CAvAD1AYs

LONDON, Ont, sept ia perceptible shock OF
afternoon.
DRESDEN, Ont. Sept. 19-At 3:2O p. m. to-day
distinct shock of earthquake. distant explosion
was felt here II seemed to follow the river and 10
vary m force. lu some instances causing rafting
OF dIAhe. and fOsainr of fnrnlfnrn
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MTSTERI0US N0CTURN1L VISITORS.
N TELEcnArn 10 ruE nunrsrI

ID ILLLGEAFH 10 IND III1IAE-I
ATHENS, Ca, Sept. 19.-FOr several nights
past body of disguised men, with flaming torches have
been visiting the houie Of NJ Barnett highly respected
farmer IN Ogcthorpc County, and marching and counter
marching around the building and In silence departing
without nohe ans INJURY. u h. not known whether
my 7cous visitors are white black or what IS their
intention. Oncer- are lnEcstlgntng the mntter.
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4 FIT1L LEIP.


NEw-HAvEN Sept. 19.-Anne Gcnsler, age
twenty years who jumped from the roof of the three
story andahal brick building az So. lO9la Court-st last
evening while temporarily insane died at the ain -house
al o'clock this morning. She domestic and had
been sufferer from crysipeas The disease affected her
halin and while insane from 10 that she took the
fatal leap it r most remarkable that q bone could
be- found broken her body. she had friends AT New
York. but they arc mot known.