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Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1886-04-09

I'VE nov stand lace to isOs With
what il termed Irish nationality venting
itself in q demand for general govern
ment in Irish not in imperial affairs.
In conclusion Mr.. Gladstone said: u
bold that there is such q thing as local pa
trio,ism which ia not bad but good
(Cneers The Welshmsu is full OF local
patriotism. The Scotchmau is full Of local
patriotism. No. Sco.sG nStiorsGty is as
strong as It ever vas, sud if the iced were
to arise | believe 1t would be az ready to
ssssrt it as it was in the days OF Banncek
burn. tCheers)
fl read
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1886-04-09

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Not star waS 10 be seen and 20 light ot
the moon illuminated the iearfol black
ness over the scene To sdd 10 the miserI
of the situation snoW commenced to fsll, ,snc
in the fullest sense it was q night o
terror. The shrieks Of the wounded rem
the sir, and their ne, and gToans aer'
terrible The wailirs ofs mother over III
death Of her little sGrl vss heart rending
Pending in the wreck unable to efec
her escape and expecting each moment Il
be crushed BY falling boulders o. debri
from the wreck, she passed an hour c
fearful agony. Mr.. Lane stood rooted :
the spot, bis blood fairly chilled in hi
veins. Far below in the rush of the whir
ing food be cold hear shr eks for help. bu
he was poverlesI to respond.
YRRK KED FLAME sHoT UP
; among the shattered mass snd spread vii
startling rspidity and the shrieks
agony were redoubled ks The imprisont
passengers felt the Ere. On
d cry was heard above the othe,
E one shrek Of agony and piteous pleadil
# for help ss E. E. Hayden, held fast +: i 1
:, mas Of debris, felt the scorching fam
$ upon bis face asd he sank ;s.s d
g ;usessibilitg CT ieats A. (. Wsrael
!. cries OF agony brought landlord Esger,
'e Greenfield, to bis side. TenderIY ha 10
! the wounded man upon hia lsp and loud
sheuted Tor hsiP but the neekipg echs
Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1886-10-06
Ledger Peanuts.

is a deaconed calf related to
oleomargarine
Happy is the man who loves
sauerkrout-no adulteration
there.
The mate of the goose never
sleeps-'he goose has no divorce
laws.
Why does water glimmer in
the sun Because there s moth
ing to hinder.
The cooks hair may be her
pride and glory, but it is better
out Of the stew.
If they tax bogus butter, why
not tax bogus milk, bogus but
termilk, and all the family
M. d., doctor of bodies. ID.
d., doctor Of souls. LII. D..
doctor OF laws for bodies and
souls.
A Bloomington calf swallow.
ed a Bible. That Bible was
bound in calf-that calf abound
in Bible.
Product of the last labor agi-
tation-as the farmers wife
said when she took the butter
from the churn.
Why, OH why do the Iowa
drug stores have the largest
signs of any stores in town.
Iowa takes hers in drugs.)
Terms indicative of defeat
Banners trailed in the dust
Lost the day, lost the field, were
overcome, etc.
Total eclipse of the sun-spell
il with an o, and You need not
go to Africa to see it-done in
Iowa every day.
The hero of the Niagara rapids
should be the next candidate
for President or suthin. He can
offer a barrel.
Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1886-10-06
QufIy's Pure Malt WhiskeY
and
Ouffy's Formula
Tor Malaria.


lfsCATHEnINE ST.. TsffzAHrTr. ~ IN
hlrs-My trouble has liaea chronic inalar.A
q was completely run dnNa; no appetite, skin
your Daiiys Pure Malt Whlsxr y'' aud baify's
Formula, and could ut ask tc feel better than
~ ID. Il. ROWLAND.
Ii0JAcKsoS ST. PATERSON, n j.
r. Dear kira-As y resalsst rsiag your DuiIy's
PURE Malt Whlskey aud Dasfys Flrmula find
that all the malarial feelings il.1 have been
expelled; my appetite nas raslsnoi aud a
gradual increase in weight md streagth has
as PfxE sr., EGIzABxru. N j.
acntlernon--l have found TIE eas>s't relief
sn the use OF your Dafy's Pure Al lie waiskey
and fever. with which / had bssn igonhlod for
~ years. / have been troubled also with my
lnngs and blood splitting, which has slso ssen
sa9 YpRK sr w PHltk. Pa.
gentlemen-I had malarial fever. which was
FOLLOWED hy typhoid and pnea,,1a.onia P.iys,sans
aise WEisSss and and Dsifss FsSaai1 they did
would not have believed i possible t. make the
progress did ia short TIM canant say too
much m their favor. WM- LINDkAAkfktN
~ HoPKrxs Sr, Brooklyn. N, Y.
Gentlemon--A year ago ny uiata r " ~ taken
sick with malaria, and after her recovery she
was troubled with 4 very bad ona Ii. Sne
eom asn q use S' yonr DaayS Pars Mais
Whiskey and she q, .'ght u helped hes. esnt
once. and I am J Apply "a inform gan her
cough was entirely caced. She slsll continues to
msnasd il q several aged people. ana they pre-
fnr Il - any other stimulAns.
MARIA NJ LYNCH.
HAaRRsrowN. Mn.
qentlensn-T had been for years suffering
with ohills. and received M pertnaNeat felset
"a ahe hands Of a pliyseian. 1as malady
brought on henoFrhagas. bat am pleased % sly
that as = result Of using yoar DaIfy's l'urs Malt
Whsakee and Duigy = Rormala. AN feeling bet.
Ter than have Ia six years, end fesard its
nomar ia cnrnw malaria as something wenderlul.
j. IA. BOONE
rHR DUFFY MALT wnIsKay Ooa
BALrlN0RE. Mn.
~ Oun WnrsKRx r. SoED Oxl.r IN SEALED
|oxfrns, NKVRR IN BULK.
Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1886-10-06
ga w. B.R R,
EMatern Mtandnr,l ri,n.


an and after "Wednesday. Al
" 1886, Passenger trains viii '1 't'
Annapolis, daily, Except SUNDAY :. ,es |,
lows: '!) as le.
LEAVE ANNAPOLIS
AT $40 a. M, and Il. 05 n. M snao..
p. m. Arrive at Annapolis. al SS ,.u %
and Las p. m. and so D. No. wv d =
SUNDAY TRAINS
Leave as follows: S.g0a m onA
p. m. Arrive at Annapolis at II" 10 !,
m. and 6.2S D. m. " 'VO0
Through coaches are run on MI ~ j
above trains between Baltimore and ~
narolis. SUI "
Through freight from Baltimore a.al
Local Freight Trains leave Anns So' I.
Tuesdays and Fridays at 900 a. m
Freight will be transported Al ths ~
est rates, and will be received IN RAJ ,J'
more for Shipment to Annapolis as ~
as 600 y. m. ''
p. M. j. WILSON BROWN
President and SUM
J. ". RRowN. Gen. Ticket AIT. ~
Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1886-10-06

fsEcoND son OF THE EARL OF KINNoULL.)
DUPPLIN CASTLE,
PERTH. SCOTLAND.
Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1886-10-06
9gassllr's gHids.
B. & 0. RAIIRolO'
Tn MODEL FAST LINE East ~, -
DOUBLE Track JASSrr cOrp,,.
Leave Leave Camden station

For Annapolis, 40 a ~ "a.
M. and 40 p. IN. On Snndoa. %,l !.
m: and 5.00p. m. sunday s.O5 !
For Way Stations between p.,.,
and Washington, $40. eSo 1 q nSSslnnoI
l2.lo. 300, $50, ll.SO D. m ''S y. a a,
day, $50, s.O5 a. M, l.SO. SEQ S y y SOa
Trains leave Washington for R.m
as follows: 'ot hsiIimoll
5 .. M, $50 a. M, 6.4Oa m !,
M, $50 a. M, 1905 a. M and ID 10 ,' y /
m, l.25 p. M, S.l5 p. m, ssa NV y
4.SO p: M, 4.40 p. m, $40 n N z p,
M, 90 p. m, S.25 p. m, and ID ~ S ~ D
M; On Sunday only $50 p. m ''V0 p
From Annapolis, SIS, a. n, 49,,
$50 P. M. On Sunday, 1000 3. nm, N i,4a
and $40 p. m. WV - w. Sht
Baggage called for and cba.,.,
hotels and residences on ordSr v'1 iSi a
ticket office, l52 West Baltimorss S ,slI y
Camden Station, and 81 & Rroa otle''
DAVID LEE, G. K Ioau|ay,
Genl. superintendent. Gen pau
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-09-03
MAYOR SMITH TO BE INVESTIGATED
COUNCILS WILL EXAMINE THE
CHARGES AGAINST HIM.

PHILADELPHIA COUNCILS WILL EXAMINE THE
CHARGES AGAINST HIM.
PHILADELPHIA Sept. 2 (SpeciaD. After both
branches OF City Councils had assembled this afternoon
City Controller Deckert sent communication to both
chambers detailing Mayor Smiths delinquency. Dup-
Of his return to the treasury the date OF the
ceipt of the money from the pawnbrokers etc. and
copies Of the correspondence between the Mayor and
Controller inclosed. He placed the total
received by the Mayor since January at $O21 49, and
further adds:
In view OF the facts discovered 1t is my PLAIN duty to
report to you that the Hon. William b. Smith. Mayor OF
the city, has neglected to mako payments the City
the days OF the receipt thereof by him accordance
with the literal requirement of the ordinance of Decem
ber 23 1872 and that he has refused render this
department full Information for the proper
disposition OF these moneys from the time they
under his control until the payment OF the same to the
City Treasurer
Mr. Roberts. OF the Ninth Ward Immediately present.
d series of resolutions, OF which the following is the
opening paragraph:
Whereas. The Hon. william b. Smith, Mayor OF Phls-
delpha, has been openly and publicly accused
by the embezzement and misuse af public mon-
eys which have come into mis- hands and with unlaw.
OF the City Treasurer In payment OF fees duo the city OF
Philadelphia as to be enabled to deposit such checks IN
a private banking Institution his unlaw-
fully retain embezze ani misuse the moneys realized
W hs Office Of Mayor aud the ropsP
ment OF the department under him-the same being in
regulating the affairs OF the City OF Philadelphia.
After the resolutions had been read he moved for
OF to examine the accusations against
the Mayor the charges of embezzlement and deposit
ing the fees private fund, and that special
of Councils DO held Thursday. The committee II
In their judgment they think proper. is to prepare
charges of impeachment lie asked that prompt action
be taken. The motion was unanimously agreed to-
President Lawrence after appointing the committee
handed to the chairman sealed envelope from Colonel
Mcclure containing tho names OF witnesses and other
important data on which the charges preferred by The
Times were based In reference to the charges Colonel
Mcclure said this evenings
to the criminal charges. councils have been asked TO
properly them and failing to do so the matter
Will be taken the criminal court The charges OF
embe zzem can be fully established"
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-09-03
FRAGMENTS OF CABLE NEWS.

BARCELONA. Sept while the master builders Of
this city were In session yesterday discussing tho
masous strike, gunpowder exploded under the
table occupied by the conference. Six of the
builders injured by the explosives
BERSB. Sept 2-The conference for the protection OF
literary property will reassemble here september q,
when the delegates will sign the convention. Austria,
America and Russia will not sign the convention yet.
but their subsequent adhesion Is considered certain
They Will therefore not DO excluded from the copyright
union.
ROME Sept 2.-The Vatican authorities have decided
TO send MOnsignor Agiard to China in the capacity OF
envoy extraordinary instead OF nuncio France has ac
cepted tue compromise
PEsTH, Sept 2.-The bicentenary OF the retaking OF
the city from the Turks by the Ausrians was celebrated
In magnificent style to-day memorial tablet, Intended
to furnish an enduring monument OF the event oel.-
bratod, was unveiled
ROME, Sept. 2-The cholera returns throughout Italy
for the twentyfour hours ended yesterday are: San
Marco In Lamis, 80 new cases and o deaths San
Giovanni RotondO. 10 cases and Deaths Rovigo,
% and deaths IN all the other infected dis
tricts. 80 new cases and g deaths.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-09-03

Government why County Clare had been placed in the
sphere of General Sir Redvers Buffers mission to
ireland.
sr Michael Hicks Beach, Chief Secretary for Ireland
replied that although there did exist In Clare that
state OF lswless Intimidation which prevailed Kerry
still there was much intimidation In Clare and much
activity among secret societies
number OF prominent Radical members of the House
OF Commons with the assistance OF the Parnetos have
matured echemc for vigorous Home Rule campaign
In the Pariamenary recess by Of pamphlets
Der or popular meetings.
The Lord Lieutenant Of Ireland in sneeeh to nj rht
at sesham, said he yielded to nobody in desire to see
Ireland happy. He hoped that impartial action would
mitigate dissension In Ireland and help to develop
material resources Of the country But the frat neces
sty was to secure the of social order aud
progress That possibly would be shed so wy,
but he hoped that right thinking would give their
support
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-09-03
TELEGRAPHIC NOTES
,t,N INTn nv HkIIFlY STEAMER

posroS sent 9The schooner Bayes Wood which arrived
to-day philadelphia reports that on Monday last At
a thick into by the steamer Miranda, from
New.York for Halifax. and had her bowsPt jbbocm and
eutwateI carried away ne n' Una" hcr Os
SEVEN FREIGHT CARS WRECKED.
WooNsOcKRT r.. l., Sept 2.-Seven eastbOund
freight train on the NewYork and New England Railroad
wrecked early this Dy
breaking OF a drawbar
DETERMINED SUICIDE OF A WOMAN.
Curc Sent 2At Hammock, a station on the Chicago
Milwaukee Paul Railroad woman threw herself IN
O'Clock she made another
effort 10 be- killed by transfer engine At $50 o'clock this
and gled the woman, who had hidden behind
agmas box dashed out the train drew In her
pocket found Ss ay aS Me- & poe on
stedst written with line beneath Pray for me-
ACCIDENT on LOGGING RAILROAD
cR,vIrxn Mich. sept 2.-On Blodget Byrne's logging
train al lie top grade took one brakeman and went
short distance wood one car got away and ran
The grade into engine The engine and tender Nee
desroyed Ernest Wilcox fireman, and James Moshe
brakeman, were kllicd. A"0 '"eoN' N'e"P'N "'" 'N'
TWO FISHERMEN LOST ON THE BANKS.
GtoIcrsTER Mass, Sept 2-The schooner James Gar
ed from the Bank reports that on August 2z Isaac
pa "a Rohert Bennett the by the
capsizing Of their dory WINE at'ss 70 s ua"iS i"''
were natives OF sweden, and were Unmarried
rANNERs AND HIDE DEALERS CONVENTION.
osroy sent 2-The forenoon OF the second day. meeting
Hide and Leather Dealers Arso
NJ On as occupied address by Edward Atkinson lie
spoke OF the aptitude OF leather 10 BURN and o
unwilling Of Insurance conpaniss !" lAe rsAs o" TAI"
neries ami urged greater care III drying
TWELVE CARS LEAVE TIE TRACK.
sARIrosA sept (Speeial-Iwelye cars Of northhonnl
trsi rain on the Delaware and hudson mad totafy
rsirovcd near danseyOort thr morning. caused 10y cAr
,n,n, me rack Travel interrupted for several hours
Tue loss VIII amount to several thousand dolAs-
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-09-03

LONDON, Sept. 2.-The Right Hon. Cecil
Raikes Postmaster General stated In answer to in
ouriss In the OF Commons this afternoon that the
Government had considered tho scheme Of having the
mails be vssn Great Britain and America sent by
of Galway instead Of by way OF Queenstown. but he
doubtrd whether the Galway ronts would he quicker
The Coycrnmsnt were prepared, however, he said, 10
consIder e mail tho AtADtc by
way OF GALWAY ana had under consideration tho csab-
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-09-03
MIR. UALY,s COMPANY IN PARIS.

PARIS, Sept. 2.-Mr. Daly's company made
their debut in Paris tonight before the most brilliant
audience which has far assembled this In this
capital Tho receptions of the leading artists
were such as only old friends, worldwide
celebrities, are honored with. The comedy Of
"Love on Clutches" and the preliminary farce
"a woman's Won't" were received with continuous
wave of laughter which broke into bIlows OF applause
the ends OF the acs and at the end OF the trst act
Miss Rehan and Mr.. Drew had unanimous recall,
vhe the whole company wero summoned after the
second and at the end Of the play with bravOs and
the utmost enthusiasm.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-09-03

HAVANA, Aug 24.-The death is announced
from Paris OF Donna Dolores do Fras at an advanced
age This lady In former days occupied brilliant po-
sjtlon In Cuban society Her first husband General
Narciso Lopez VINO figures In history the principal
eader Of tho Cuban revolution of 1851 and who
ecuted for his connection herewith The lady after
ward married Antonio saco. distinguished Cuban
nubcis She sister OF the Count Of PoZ0s Dulces,
and was related TO other famous Cubans.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-09-03
REGIMENTS FIGHTING IN RUMELIA.
PRINCE ALEXANDER TOLD BY THE CzAR TO GO
AHEAD AND TAKE TILE CONSTITUENCIES

REGIMENTS FIGHTING IN RUMELIA.
PRINCE ALEXANDER TOLD BY THE CzAR TO GO
AHEAD AND TAKE THE CONSEQUENCES.
LONDON, Sept. 2.-Private kilograms received
In Berlin this evening from Sophia state that battle
took place at Radomr. Eastern Rumea. between regi
ments loyal TO Prince Alexander and regiments which
sided with the revolutionss that the latter
defeated with heavy loss The Prince, however has or
dered the release from prison OF twenty civilians ar.
rested for completely in the recent coup detat
The City OF Phppopolis was gayly decorated to-day
In honor Of the return OF the Prince Bulgaria. and
crowded with visitors to join the citizens in cee
brating the An enthusiastic popular demonstra
ton was held yesterday, front OF the British Con-
suate in honor Of Prince Alexander, and q counter
demonstraton in favor Of the revoutonsts at the
same time held In front OF the Russian consulate Prince
Alexander started for Sophia tonight.
On August 80 Prince Alexander sent the following
telegram to tho Gar through Russian Consul at
Rustchuk:
SIRE: Having rsassured the Government of Bulgaria,
venture to offer to Your Imperial Majesty my most
respectful thanks action your consul at Rust
ncs Of the
ar e. also You,
envoy extraordinary to Bulgaria. My frat act
tsntion to make every sacpacs to forward r n Your
MJestys magnanmous intention to extricate Bulgaria
beg of Your Majesty that you viii authorize Prince
DolRorouki to place himself IN direct communication
spceullY as posslDle Do happy 10
give Your Majesty decided proofs of my
unaterable devotion to your august person.
Monarchical principle compelled to the legal
ity Of my crown In Bulgaria and Rumelia Russia hav
ing given crown, is into the hands Of Russas
sovereign am ready to render It.
The Car replied to Prince Alexander as follows:
cannot approve OF your return 70
from sinister consequences for the country already
so sorey tried The mission of Prince Doigorouk has
become mex pedent. shall abstain, as long Your
Highness remains in Bulgaria from any Intervention in
the sad condition to which the country reduced Your
Highness must decide your own COURSE / reserve 70
myself to judge what my fathers veneratsd memory,
the interests Of Russia and the peace OF the East
quiro OF me.
The Cars menacing reply to tho Princes submissive
epistlo Is regarded by french diplomats as-lnsuripg
AexaDders abdcation aud Russis's occupation OF Bu
gara. 1t Is feared that Ill follow unless Prince
Bismarck intervenes Upon this point The North German
Gdzee referring to the articles OF the Utramon ane
and Liberal regarding Prince Alexander says;
Germany. unless she forthwith declared war against
Russia could only protest further interie
ence with Alexander perhaps against Russia taking
further steps In the direction OF ConstantnOpe Russia
would energctcay repel the of such in-
tention, and Germanys friendly relations with Russia
would be ended. IL must he remembered that war
would be the logical result OF such situation.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-09-03
A NEGRO KILLED AND HONOR APpEAsED

PANAMA, Aug. 24.-A duel was fought at
Bohio on the line OF the railway. on August Is. be-
tween two Frenchmen. The weapons used rifles.
Two shots were exchanged and honor was satisfied,
negro who was at work on the canal, however, was
struck by one Of the bullets and instantly killed.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-09-03
SMALLPOX IN CHILL.

VALPARAISO, Sept. 2, via GalvestOn.-Ther
are twenty OF smallpox in the There
arc twelve cases Of smallpox in tho hospital zt
Santiago.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-09-03
MR.. cARNEGIE's OFFER TO EDINBURGH.

LONDON, Sept. 2.-Andrew Carnegie has
written letter to the Lord Provost OF Edinburgh Offer
&25 900 for the founding OF free library condi,
ton that Edinburgh adopt the Free Libraries Act, by
the terms Of which ax, not exceeding one penny In
the pound charged to defay the current expenses or
pubc
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-09-03
A CHANGE IN THE GILLIAN CABINET.

% SANTIAGO, Chill Sept. 2, via Galveston
President Bamaceda has appointed Carlos Antunez to
be Minister OF War and Marine. In place OF Francisco
Frure.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-09-03
PENSION FOR PArRICIO LYNCH

PENSION FOR PATRICIO LYNCH's WIDOW.
PANAMA Aug. 24.-An allowance of $4,000
a year has been voted by the Chan Government to
the Widow OF Vice Admiral Lynch, who was chief In
comm and Of tho Gillian forces the invasion and tax
ing OF Lima during the late war,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-09-03

lshment of mail ireland by way British
North America TO India and the Far East
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-09-03
PATH OF THE EARTHQUAKE.
DESOLATYON IN CHARLESTON. ".
PEOPLE AFRAID TO ENTER THEIR TOP
PLING HOUSES.
THIRTY PERSONS DEAD AND OVER 100 WOUNDED
AN OFFICIAL LIST OF THE vICTIMs-MARKs
OF THE EARTH-snUDDER-MILEs OF
CRACKS AND FIssUREs IN THE
EARTH-SCENES AND
INCIDENTS.

INCIDENTS.
CHARLESTON, s. c., Sept. 2.--There was another
slight shock felt here at a. m to-day. There were
also shocks last night at $50 and 11:5O p. and
8 q. m. All were light.
kilograms sent here last night could not be de-
ivered on account of the general confusion, the
people being camped out. Every effort was being
made to deliver them during the morning.
AS the details of the calamity in this city are
gathered its effects become more and more alarm
ing. 1t is feared also that much distress will
prevail. as by far the larger part of those
whose property has been wrecked or
seriously damaged belong to the poorer classes.
People are as cheerful as possible under the
terrible circumstances and are trying to
restore order out of choas The aggregate
loss is expected to reach SO 0OO 900. The wharves,
warehouses and business facilities of the city are
generally unaffected by the catastrophe, and
Charleston is as ready as ever for the transaction
of business The official total of deaths is thirty
two. The wounded will probably number 100.
The following is the official list of those who
were killed by the earthquake or have since died
from their iniuriaa.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-09-03

, COMMONS ExrEcyaD 10 Acr-wHAT sAuNphR'
sox nEIIEvEs-HopEs or THE IRISH LAND'
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-09-03

II. T. Clark general Eastern passenger agent TO
the Associated Railways OF Virginia an'
the CaroInas, writes to IHE IRiBuNl
that the damage to the Northeastern Railroad tha
leads mio Charleston has been repaired. and tina
connections are now also complete 10 Savannah
aud beyond on the Atlantic coast ine OF railways
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-09-03

LAST sPAsMs OF TEE EARTHQUAKE
SAvANNAH, Ga, Sept. 2.-rwo slight shocks
were felt hero between and O'Clock TINS n'oruinG
Csatinusa sn FiiIh Page.
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1886-08-30
why This Estrangement,

New Haven News.
Jay Gould denies the report that sharks in
the North river not to him as he passes in his
yacht. zl,E5f