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pEsor.ArroN.
tn. sad scene. rhs, M.-, th. rye -
Char feston.

cu,WtrsroN, n g.. Sept. 2--Thc number
Of deaths FROM che earthquake up TO date
IL sixty QUO. aud out of the hundreds
wounded moro Will probably die. Th.
wreck Of the city Is pretty complete, and
the damage viii be enormous There ara
very few houses OF brick in th. city un-
injured, aud hundreds of buildings that
appear comparatively unbarmed. are -
shaken they viii have to come down. This
makes 10 difficult Co estimate the damage
but n Il not putting a too strong to say that
Charleston, with all the experiences OF
bombsrcmcnt aud cyclone. was never 80
badly shattered es now. The sight ia n sad
one. The people. after tho terror of their
cNpcrience. are nervous and cfpcctant, (,
they arc catnped In tho public squares and
parks. very few venturing iuto houses. and
mono into brick or stone buildings. Tho
being fclt Mt O'Clock this eVeninR, which
sont what few people wcrc under cover
into the street. There was "a dlsagrecahio
snlphnrous smell In the mir. which hn. been
AZ Bum mcrvillc the shocks continued bus
few minutes apart aud heavy rumbling z
sounds prccedcs aud accompanies each
shoch. Fissurca havu opened In tho earth
At Sufnmervillc aud other places The cit v
and country surrounding IL an lmmcnss
camp, nenrly NIL the people living In
improvised tents or sleeping IN covered
wagons. The sight along tho railroad from
Summcrvillc 90 Charleston II strange
one, immense fires OF pitch.pine hghtiDg
up the scene ali along the route. Tho sou
eation IL strangely terrifying, aud one
must know something of " personally "a
fully appreciate the horrors OF the expert
epco these people have been subjected to,
and the Wild scenes that have been
enacted here. There " NO certainty
for tho future. There is, Of course
hope that tho worst ~ passed
and M long IA tho disturbances continus
the people live la fear aud trembling T1is
centor OF the disturbance seems 20 lee al
,summcrville, n pretty town used good
deal for summer resort by Charleston
people, and lying on the y g. railway
twenty seven miles away. A strange oc
cnrronce was tho twisting Of tho railroad
there by the earthquake, and th~ moving
OF the track at one place literally three OF
four fcnt.
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SEVEN CREMATED.
A Sickoning Calamity in q Ponn-
aylvanis Town.
Roasted Alive Ian Their u,ds in the second
story of "a Railroad shanty.

wiLII,NsroRr Pa, sept a--word hns
been received here OF n sickcning calamity
which occurred about midnight last night,
I've miles and half above Jonc.town. GA
tho line OF tk= wiilinnsport aud North
branch railroad. whore large number "
Hungarian laborcfs are employed on an
extension of tho road A shanty, i'm which
over twenty OF these men lodgcd caught
hre last night from the overtnrulng " a
stowe whsle the men were nsiccp Sltteen
men slept on the second hoor Thoso ON
tho first fOor and all on tho second noor but
sovcn succeeded In grtting out Tho others
were left tp their fate aud were roasted
alive Ia tho burning shnuty, Their charred
remains wofo attorWArd found in the ruins.
The mon who escaped were so panic
stricken That they made no efforts ~ save
tssair companions. The romhins OF IN,
seven dead were removed - Jeuestown to
await the arrival OF the coroner from La
porte, The names OF the victims have not
vet been received. \ Hungarian anm "a
Jeninsky was murdered and his body bid
den under shnnty on the Same railroad
at Elklick A short time since, when thu
shauty was torn down, portions OF human
ROMANS were found Ina "A quantity oi
bloody straw The men who occupied Tho
shonty have disappeared
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DARK WAR CLOUDS
Again Gathering Ovcr the Nations
of Europe.
Russia Looms up n the Atbiter of All
the huropesh Continent.


LONDON, sept 6-Sir j. Fergusso,
Under Foreign Secretary, stated in tho
House OF Commons this afternoon that "A
change IN the Government OF Bulgaria can
ohiy occur in accordance with the treaty OF
pefiin, and with the consent OF the sigma.
tory Powers TO that treaty, England. hs
said, had no separate interests Ina reference
70 bulgaria. Tue election of new Prince
-, ~, bul Safia must be unanimous fChecrs !
ne government, said the speaker, had
nupsn much from tho ability aud great
Iu"hties OF Prince Alexander, aud they
Hepiored the trcachery and violence which
49, 49, interrupted his reign. His final des
cnion Ia abandon hl- work i'm BULGARIA
Va, Mi greatly regretted. Prince Alexander
M MI .o-morrow proclaim his ab,licntion
The Russian Consulates I'm BULGARIA. are dis
st.o".ihS Tor signature pet tiona 10 the Gar.
laNorhng the election OF the Prince of Olden.
nuik nik ~ ruccessor To Prince Alexander.
a. n''".o hieNenders decision 10 abdicate
~ attributed partly 20 loss of Vipor of
ntnu consequent upon the severe trials
which ne has undergone lately. IL Is be-
neNed thathis departure from Bulgaria ia
nHoiy 20 result in civil war. Before Prince
alexander announced his intention Ia
quit The throne he received a telegram
from Prince Bismarck Recommending thnt
he abdicatc In order TO save Bulgaria
me -.orhlag Post says: We greatly doubt
men,ner ,na,n =, Prince BiSmarck's policy will
nave no peace until the wrongs Russia
ms inhictcd ON rising are avenged.
whatever may be the reasons which i'm.
Iuccd Prince Bismarck 90 sacrificed'rincc
A'"Nandcr To the personal luminosity OF
the Azars we cannot believe that Europe
VIII approve policy tending To make the
Czar nrbitcr of the whole continent The
thro~cie blames Prince bismarck FOR
grating the present critical situation, aud
says tie clouds In the Balkans are darker
and more lurid than ever
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A Celestial wanderes

NEw YonK, Sept. 6.-Last evening n bril-
Liant meteor was Observable i'm New York
and Brooklyn. II first appeared in tho
southern sky, where IL looked like a planet.
Ihis star-iike body was brighter than
the moon. When first noticed the me.
teor had no perceptible motion, but stend-
~ increased apparently In size aud bril-
liancy. After AN interval OF perhaps hail
~ minute from the time it was first obscrv-
ed "A motion was noticeable. Slowly hut
steadily 10 passed from south 20 north
across the eastern sky. Usually metoors
have a spasmodic and rapid motion aud
disappear suddenly This meteor retained
its briilianCy long after IL had reached the
northeast, where IT. seemed gradually 20
dissolve into space. A slight train OF firo
followed i'm its wake
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A SUNDAY In Rnlfast.

BBLFAsr, Sept. 5.A mob attacked and
severely beat four policemen at Bally.
macaretti suburb Of Belfast to-day. The
police broke away from the crowd aud took
refuge In n bouse. The mob followed them,
aud, IN their effort 10 recapture the police.
men, completely wrecked the house For.
tunately for the policemen, the military ar.
riVen on the spot IN season 10 rescue them
and scatter the mob Two OF the leaders of
the rioters were arrested An Oraure
funeral was attacked by Catholics to-day
and the procession severely stoned The
Orangemen broke ranks aud retaiiatad
upon tue Catholics. seriously injuring scy-
eral Of them. The polio quicted tho lis.
order and drove tho Catholic party AWAY
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RUSSIA TRruMpHs.
Prince Alexander Voluntarily AbdIcstc
the bulgarian Throne

SoriA, Sept 5.--Prince Alexander has
publicly announced his intention OF abdi-
eating lie says he can not remain in Bul-
Raria ON account of the objections of tho
CEsr. Before leaving he will establish "A
regency. He made the following address
at reception given by him To the officers
OF the army For seven years | hnvo
lsbored for the Independence and
interests of bulgaria NV con
slant special solictude has been FOR my
army and officers. consider them my
family my children, and have felt secure
IN my personal position when | have sccn
myself surrounded by officers who had been
my comrades i'm our struggles for the glory
OF Bulgaria. . . can not remain In Bui-
gnrin, Tor the Car will not permit me. be-
cause my presence Ia inimical TO the inter
the throne ~
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y CEkEDo WAYNE co, W Va THURSDAY SEPTEMBER o lsso
IowA.s CURIOSITY.
The Great Well s,m tlow,nr. and Knor,.
to Plug tt Prove InaValilnu.

-.'@ - ftNt
btLLE PLAIN. IA. sept s.-The great well
sun flows, For short time last evening ia
~rs partially shut or Tho great conc.
having been enlarged TO thirty six inches.
was lowered fun of sand. Il went easily
Tor sixty feet when il became ncccssar, to
drive it, and the i,0oo-po hammer was
the conc This pipe stood thirty feet above
tne surface. Attor a fow strokes had been
given, the How OF water was so much dimiu.
ished that Tho people began TO shake hands
and many bags OF sand were thrown in To
give additional weight 90 tho cone 20 ill up
tho apertures. The hig hammer was again
apphcd and after a few strokes tho pine
thot down into the water like rocket does
upward. swift gush OF water, yurp IN
anH Tue hopcs or all were buried out OF
sight with the conc aud is connecting pipe.
Tho urtccn inch pipe heretofore mentioned
n at the bottom, and the belief il that tho
cone has gone down until ~ struck That
would leave IL 100 feet from the bottom and
the upper end forty feet from the surface.
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THE PRINCES PERIL,
Attempt to Wreck the Train to sod, =.
Rebel Troops surrender "a tho
Bulgarian Capitol

I.oSDoS, sept q AN attempt was maAr
TO wreck the tInin which was conveying (
Prince Alexander 90 Sofia When near
philippopoliH the engineer discovered an
obstruction on the track and brought tho
trdin 90 stnndstill. On investigation 10
Was found that five sleepers had boon
placed across the rails. Prince Alexander
when Informed Of the attempt upon hi Ito
ahowed no sign OF fear, maintaining "a
calm demeanor A conflict hctwoen the
revolutionists and the followers OF Prince
Alexander ~ feared at sofia Prince Alex
ander has promised King Milan to sond ~
diplomatic agent Co Scrviu The rcvOiu-
tionarY regiments here have surrendered
uuconditonnlly % Prince Alexander aud
applied 30 him for ciemency. Bulgaria Ia
now TRANQUIL
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MURDER AS A BUSINESS
Female ficnd who Confos.cs to Com.
mitting Infanticid. Tor Money.

fehhic fiehh VINO tonfssscs To Com
uniting infanticid. Tor Money.
MILWAUKEE, WIS. sept S-ihc finding
Of dead infant with n darning needle
thrust through its heart has led 60 tho dis.
closure that regular business OF putting
babes 20 death Mt 50 much per head has
been carried on ina this city. Mrs. Pauline
Mittelstaedt, propriciress of private ly-
ing-in hospital, fled a few weeks ago upon
ascertnining that the authorities had
accumulated eliminating evidence. She
travelled undor an assumed namo iu Michi-
gan, but was overhHuled Ht Reed City aud
brought back tonight. She confessed tho
murder OF the child, and claims To have
been promised $500 by It's mother for put
ting IL out OF the way. The authorities arc
investigating the deaths OF humorous other
infants born out OF wedlock, supposed TO
have been put 10 doath.by her
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MyslerIous erup lon n lIlInoI,.

oAELAND, ILL, sept 3 - Yesterday, the
citizens OF Bowdric Township, north Of This
city, were startled by noise like the ez-
plosion ~ steam boiler On ernm-
nation, it was found - have been caused
~ an eruption en the farm of Christian
isuntenhach. That gentleman stated 10.
day that when the noise occurred a ciOnd
of smoke and dust wna thrown sixty feet
in the air In which were stumps of trees,
stones and roots deep mole was left IN
Tho earth, which has not yet been explored
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FiOh, with n puralar.

PEKiS, LII, Sept Yesterday morn.
ing, VIM Muehlman, druggist OF this
city, was awakened by = slight noise, and
found at his bedside a masked burglar,
who placed revolver at his head and dc.
manded money Mr Muehlfnan grnpplnd
with the burglar and desperat. struggle
followed, ia which the burglar WINS thrown
from the windo Carl Mushiman. a son,
hred four shots at tho robber, one ~ which
took effect but the man managed % cross
the river and esc4ae
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A Case OF Cru lty.

NEwAHK, y. J.f-sept 2 Legal proceed
ings are about - b. commenced agaiHss
the Delaware, LackaWAnna aud Wctcrn
gard - tho transfer ~ live stock From
their cars the carcasses ~ thirty -tNO dead
aDirnals we're taken from among the live
ones II b. said the stock had been on the
road thirty seven hour uifhout nourisn-
ment The PENALTY u fine ~ s5.O0
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EXEcUTfvE MANSION.
A s,ranoe Death

NEW YoRK, Sept g.. Emma Hubbard OF
Amityville, L. l., started TO lead her ia.
ther's horse to a brook on the farm. a short
distance west OF Amityville, After long
time her absence created alarm, aud. upon
searching FOR her, her father found her
iiieiess body beside the brook Her throat
aud neck were terribly manRied, and blood
stains were on her body and clothing lae
evidences wcre, IL Is reported that the horse
fastened his teeth IN her throat
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Rumor That ~ Has Been Pound In a SAT-.
sent Prem phiIsdcipbis To Iowa.

PamADrLrnIa Sept. "A rumor, which
Is quite generally credited, states that the
Adams Express Company received news,
last evening, Of tho finding OF tho package
OF money amounting 70 nearly t3n.OsO
which was shipped hy the Pennay lvania
hAiirond Company 20 Shamokln, Ia, about
some manner from the Express company \
Office la this city II IL said that the pack.
age was accidentally placed ia the wrong
safe ana sent 70 some point Ina Iowa. Wrath
Trait, clerk who was arrested az tho Tins,
was given second hearing before n Aagis-
trhte yesterdny and committed bock 10 the
prison in default Of $1,000 bail
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BURoLARs' pARApIsE
over Five Hundred Hobberie. at ChleaR,
Witbin Three month";

cHicA0o, Sept. 2During tho past fhree
months more than 900 burglarics have "a,
ken place in this city and been reported ta
tho police. Ever since the bofub exploded
on the Haymarket Square the police have
been looking FOR Anarchists Ira the moan.
time burglars have worked through certain
districts with NJ much lmpunity a. though
there we're no policemen ia the city Who'll
tsrprisiDg thieves, who. when they failsd
70 get what they we're after the first time
came back the next day az the next week
until they succeeded Ia accomplishing theI
designs
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More shocks.

SAvAvNAH Ga, Sept D. At iO.45 O'Clock
tonight another shock, equal in severity
70 that Of last night, was felt here Hun.
dreds Of people are still campcJ in the
squares. The continuance of shocks h. very
severe on buildings which are greatly
strained.
ArGusTA, Ga. Sept 5-Tbere was y
slight shock this evening az 1910, city
time, accompanied by a low, rumbling
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you don Q ride horseback a
much as YOU did earlier in the summer.
Mr.. swell said Miss Sweetness.
'Naw. I've given ~ up. don cher
know replied Mr. Swell "1f
3 timg too deuced common. Any cad
can ride horseback nowadays "Who
has that bemt ful horse that you used
90 ridey Tine sheriff has got him.
don cher know. and the cad Won't give
him back. st. Paf Giobe
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Church Tower Settles in wIIkssbarr

WiLgFsBsHRE. Pa, sept 5.-Sottling Or
the tower of tho First Methodist Episcopal
Church here was discovered yesterday.
This is attributed ~ The recent esrthqunke
shock, which was felt to great extent iu
this locality The church h. p nes one and
cost s50pDO. TIE tower - l1s feethi2n. Toe
doors were closed % the congregation TO-
day and viii remain 70 until an invusiiga-
tiOn a made
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MrNru- Cotton quiet iniddilng, pc. !
receipts. - bales. shipments. ----- bsiss.
stock. fo1halos sales. 80 hale.-
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Ysnaw Iaok.

NKw ORiftNs, sept % ~ last ac
counts hfteou cnses of the disease ~ Biloxi.
supposed - be yellow fever bad occurred
since toe beginning ~ the siokuess Quar-
entine has been established az Nerd au.
Miss No one vii D. allowed o. leave
train 80 That point without passport
showing that Tho bearer is from "a place
fIea fllLn lnllua lnEnI
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ex1IosIon Of a NlluraI ess wen.

KEoKuK, IA, Sept. 6-By mn explosion
Unnatural gas in sixty-foot we'll boing dug
i've miles from Warsaw. H.. to-day, Hem
~ Miller was killed, John Hapc probably
fatally injured, and Homer McMabOn aud
Charles Hask|ns fearfully burned Miller
was frigntfully burned the skin over h.s
entire body peeling oH in n fcw n.aH.c.
after the explosion, which was caused W
taking lighted lamp into the well.
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sretcrsE ~ r. sepi b EariF fhis
morning freight train and = wildcat iraia
coilided near eeIlus Station on fhe Az
burn braurh nf t1e New Work Central and
Hudson raHf1lI Both l0eHuntive. were
demolished. AMI fen cffl0aFls of metahau.
dee wrecked TIE loss ~ upHAIds of
afrlNHI
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ANOTHER SHOOK
T. fcit Along ths Atlantic Coast Trou
FLORIDA 10 Washington.

FLORIDA 10 Washington.
CISCISNArI. sept 3--Anothor shock of
earthquake was felt n few minutes after
eleven o'clock tonight The wave extend-
cd from Jacksonville, Fla, 10 Washington.
The commoflon was most severe AZ
Chnrleston. =. &. Two buildings fell a
" hitc woman, name unknown, was Killed
bY falling wall People nrs
cncamped la tho public square singing
aud praying. At Richmond Va the shock
in the upper part OF the city was az sevcrs
as that of Tuesday night ~ Savannah
the shock was severe. All structures were
deserted and everybody will sleep In tho
streets. Shocks were fclt ih Washington,
Raleigh, n. G., Wilmington. n. O.. An
gust0, On. aud Macon, Ga
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The Dsath .Dssllno slesm Thr..b,,

ALBAET, y. Y, Sept 2-On she farm -
Kutgsr Vanderbnrgh, In the town ~ North
GreenDusS three miles north ~ Bath. tais
morning. the boiler ~ steam thrffbing
machine exploded and caused fhr death %,
David Phillips fhc 0suef ard engineer
snd n Archic hankio n BATH Nerfie fis
freest. = boy. received fatal inj1ries and
a farm iahprer named Livingston and Rat
ger Nanderburgh we're more or Iess hurt
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volcasie Eysosisr

Mtfrs Sept The CarfsIn ~ a
steamer iHst arrived hers rafsfis fbaf 10
huKust - when his shin aas f1urtsaa
mlles 20 ttn nurtu ~ the island ~ riallfa
ot lgnis. in tne Med lterfanfsn. b. notiaef
of ttf Island was iu state % eruption.
sjocting smoke from a crater Ike doant
Etua
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CntmEsroE. s q sept .Fauh0uaE-
ana is the Nome euggosfs1 fDr hffis
gri bfouRit into the world iusf before iba
great upheaval here Tgesdsv night
Mother and child it may bo sld afo dong
are qusrefei IRA Washington sqaafe
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WssnroroH sept a.-aa oHifIai % So
Const Survsr has seen cent ~ CharIesf1s.
e. make t0urdiuge ~ ~ harfur snf aH.
1aceuf coast iu order ~ see ~hrthef anv
remarkable derrsfsi0us Oh elevations -
tns bottom of the nffah have been oaused
~ tne earthquake
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Tracklnu Daviit

CHIcAGo. Sept "a DaHy Ne,cs special
from Isbpeming, Mich. says "Michasl
Davitt, on his trip through Northern Micb-
gan. was followed by shorthand reporter
in the pay Of the British Government Atl
OF his speeches and some Of his pri,
couversat ons were taken down IN fui r
this indefafignble agent Of the Eueisu
autlorlffes
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BATTLE WITH MExIoANs.
Geronimo, me willy Apache. Escspe. Dur
Ing the Melee.

Ing the Melee.
Tombstone, ARIz., Sept "A rumor ha.
reached here that Mexican troops have de-
mnndcd of the American tro0ps the re-.
lease Of Geronimo. Tho latter refused.
tight ensuod, In which Eve MexicHpr wers
killed md two Americans wounded Gr-
ronimo escaped during the melee. There
II no means ~ verifying the facts. as the
wires are down.
SAS fRANcisco, Cat. Scpt a special
= the Morning CaH from TOmtetone con.
firms the rumor that Mexican troops de.
fnnnded from American troops the releass
OF Geronimo, and that When the latter RI.
FUSED, conflict ensued. during which &c.
rOnIInO cscnped.
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srnIlant plsnlax Of Mstsors.

CoLrMHrs, s. C., Sept o. Another dls-
tinct shock was felt in this city last night
NJ d % O'Clock, accompanied by the usual
roaring sounds. At intervals ~ five min
utes thereafter two remarkably brilliant
and unusually large netcOrs shot ncrOss
fhe skies. from north 10 south
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Pu1snUsan. sept There Wa short
aRe n tle supply ~ aatursi gas on the
South Side today. aud several factories
su.f,c nded 9pfrhtons Some pcorie ai-
quake. and officials of the companies aro
if restieatng.
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Secretary Bayard Has a NV case.

HgLEEA, MoyT., Sept 8 Secretary Bay
ard has written Governor Harer, asking
Tor a history of tho case where q Chinese
laundry was blown up in hcOndn aud twa
Cinnamon killed, and 5000 worth Of prop
erty destroyed. II is said the Chinese au.
thorities want the Government 70 pay IN
demuitv
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The Weeks Failures.

NYw YonE, sept 3 The business fan-
Ircs occurring throughout the country
during the last seven days. number for tha
United states liS. aud for Canada ~ pr "A
total of im~gs compared with y0l last week,
and lB the week previous 70 the last. The
Western aud Pacific States furnishing
nearly half the casualties reported jn this
country
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Bnoxf, MIS- sept There rsrs Two
deaths from yellow fever - day. and about
ten cases There u no ercitsusnt escept
among viairors People Of NsH Orleans
Hnd Mobile are satisfef. through sff.t.f
quarantine FeKu afs1ns tt vii - es..ifaa.l
u lhll lnHn. HLlnrI
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RsmInders on lhs Earlhnnnke

AueUsrA, Ga, sept. "a special from
beaufort says. Near Coosaw Mines theirs
b. crack ia the earth Do feet lOng aud
six Inches wide at the top. On So Helena
Island. on Beaufort coast several large
openings were mode aud pilas 0f mud auf
sand were forced up
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BnoOKLYs. Sept "A collection amount
ing 20 $500 ~as taken up in Dr. Talms ge's
Church this evening FOR the Charleston
sufferer Dr. Talmage sent telegram o.
kiitOr Dawson, expressing tbe symputhy
contribution
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Hontet Tllls ~ coms.oIo,

btvcssffn. Pt Sept Nrhion Brown.
while cunning near Ie1ae this county,
yesterdaf was shot aud Instantly tiiied ~
the discharge 70 gun in she bands of his
companion named helutfeH TIE men
wore climbing fence when tbe accident
occurred
Ceredo advance. [volume] (Ceredo, W. Va.) 1885-1939, 1886-09-09

ktsI SsoTEAe MIrn sept fernrrs
r. Hard. farmer living in fssnrzoa Torn-
~, uae killed to-day ~ tho arridanfal sn-
plosiuu ~ dynamite cartridges b. Nss ear
ryine in a basket TITS limbs and neck
were broken aHd bis body horribly nutil.
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Ceredo advance. [volume] (Ceredo, W. Va.) 1885-1939, 1886-09-09
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on tne - q %. 1d with so passso gers
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miie. ffoin tni- riy fla eyming BetNstn
tn.nIf and hlfty ftr-ons ~efo .nfuf q
Hur- ~ iest DuI 1uue a9riuusif.