Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1884-09-20

IlIN ana Muflcle, lnulana, state tDaJ the
was slightly felt At Alliance
it was not felt at all, but was strong
in Bellefontaine. In Friday than
was severe shock. Helgate feltit plainly,
where it stopped clocks AtNorwalk there
was good shake In Clyde it ratified
windows and scared women. At Rawson
the shock was plainly felt and was accom-
panied with a rumbGng noise At Blutfton
it was plainly felt and shook the houses,
making the windows and doors rattle. The
people were badly frightened. There was
sound like distant thunder Arcadia had
the same experience. In FoSteria il shook
every house, causing great excitement. Jars
in the drug stores were knocked from their
shelves Reports from Indiana state that
in the town of Portland there was slight
shock; in Red Key slight shock, and
several business men ran into the street 10
see if the buildings We're falling and aScer-
tain the cause. There was great excitement
for few minutes At Albany it shook the
large brick buildings so that the inhabit-
ants thought they were going TO fall to the
earth.
IN MICHIGAN.
DETROIT, September 19th-2:45 =. NJ
This afternoon an earthquake shock was
felt perceptibly in all parts Of the city. The
Campean block were all shaken up con
Siderably, driving many into the streets
from fright. No damage is reported. The
shock lasted ten seconds.
GRASS LAKE (Mich.), September 10Th
An earthquake shock was fe.t here this
afternoon The school children tainted,
and the school had TO be dismissed
FURTHER SHOCKS.
LOUISVILLE (Ky1, September 19th,-A
slight shock OF earthquake was felt here
this afternoon about 2;l5 o'clock. No
damage.
LoNpoS (Ontario), September 19th.-A
shock of earthquake was felt in this city
this afternoon about 3;25. At Dresden the
shock seemed like a distant explosion,
which seemed to follow the river and vary
in force, in some instances causing quite a
rafting of dishes and tossing of furniture.
WHEELING CIV Va September l7th.-A
slight shock of earthquake occurred here
at 2:40 this afternoon. The motion was
| southwest TO northeast. No damage.
The Molly Maguires Reorganized.
PIrrsBuRG, September 19th.-A Locust
Gap, Penn, special says: III the outlying
districts of Schuylkil, Luzerne, Northum-
| berland, Carbon, Lehigh, Wyoming anC
Lackawanna coal and iron regions, The
police, as well as the detective corps, have
| discovered unmistakable evidence existing
| of Lodges of the Brotherhood of Molly
Maguires Yesterday the body Of one
| Hungarian employed upon the Beech
| Greek. Clearfield and Southwest Railroad
was found near Clearfield creek Clcarliec
| county. There were terrible StabS anC
| shot wounds upon him. A party of miners
! drove him away from the coal country, anC
| it is presumed the man refused to leave
| A Hungarian named George Ungleyaritisf
| was fatally shot at Centralia. Who free
| the shot is unknown, though man nance
| Lefkowitch has been arrested and taken tC
| Bloomsbury jail. Interviews with Captain
Alverson, of the Shamoken Coal and IroI
Police, Captain Williams. of the Schuyl
| kill Corps. and Captain X. j. Linden
Superintendent of the Pennsylvania agency
of the Pinkerton Bureau, have developed
the fact that the statements relative to The
reorganization of the Molly Mcguire So
ciety are true A number of prominen
| citizens railroad operators and mine bose,
have been threatened and their names
placed upon the brOtherhood's death-list
| While there is no direct evidence to con
meet the Molly Maguires with the recen
murders, certain circumstances direct SuS
piciou toward them, and the recent myste
rious burning of colliery property in dill
ferent sections of the coal country is at
tributed to the brotherhood.
Poisoned by Canned salmon.
New YORK, September l9th-A family
OF four We're taken i'll yesterday with symp
toms of notwithstanding. 1t was tount
they had been eating canned salmon Tn
tin can that contained the salmon bore
Ill Il \. =
Salmon, Eureka Packing Company anC
the San Francisco agents names. 1t ha(
been purchased by a grocer al q downtown
wholesale grocery. Many cans had beer
sold and no one had complained. Thu
| physicians expressed an opinion that thi'
particular can contained bad fish or tina
the tin became oXydized and poisonous.
Miss Woodford and Drake Carter Match
New YORK, September 19th.-The S,o
says Of the great match yesterday: The
| betting quarters were iammed, many moi
| being aEle to bet their money on theil
| fayoriteS. Hundreds of thousands Of dol
| lars were bet on the result. One OF the ias
| pools sold, $500 on Miss WoOdfJrd against
| 800 on Drake Carter, gives a correct idea o
the odds. The mare was q great tayOrit(
with the Brooklyn people masses, and ever
among the aristocratic members of the
Jockey Club Betting races showed tina
Lorillard did not back his horse TO a very
heavy extent. Michael Dryer won oveI
$4,000 on Miss Woodford, and PhiliE
Dwyer is said to have bagged nearly d:
much.
Chicago Wheat Market.
CHICAGO, September 19th-The day ha.
been one Of more than usual excitement
| on Change. The squeeze in coin is more
sharply felt than that of any previous time
as high as 65 cents being paid for cash
Wheat opened very strong in tone adj
vancng 10 79Y, but has since fallen bacB
to TO-
A Weeks Business Failures.
New YORK, September 19th.-The mum
Der of failures throughout tie country dur
ing the past seven days is 2l8.
The Railway Conference.
CHICAGO, September 19th.-The Western
| railway managers held another long SEES
| sion to-day, and finally decided, after five
DAYS of consultation, that any Joint agree
ment with view to form pool in the Col
orado, Utah and Nebraska business was
not possible in the present temper Of thC
roads.
| synod of the United Presbyterian Church
PHILADELPHIA, September 19th.-Tht
I y
the United Presbyterian Church was helt
to-day. The Synod is composed Of all the
churches of New England and the Middle
States East of the Susquehanna river, and
a few in the South and Canada.
Mexican Central Railroad.
-BosroN, September l9th.-The official re-
port of the Mexican Central Railroad Com
! pany shows that the earnings of August
were 1910, 1873, against $3.50 1873 for July
President Nickerson sails for Europe DC
/ tober sth.
Wheat Competition with India.
WASHINGTON, September 19th.-The Sep
TENDER report of the Department of Agri-
culture, just out, deyotes considerable space
to the subject of Wheat in India" IT
says, among other things; "As regards
freight charges, we have substantial adj
vantages over India, not only in the COM
parative proximity of our Atlantic ports to
European markets, but also in the com
parative cheapness of our transportation by
rail Reducing Indian weights and money
! to the American equivalent the rate on