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Evening star., 1886-09-01

Another Shock This Morning.

At precisely S:25 this morning another wave
swept over the city, coming, as did the other.
from the southeast and going in northwest
erly direction. By that time many OF the peo-
pie who had been out on the public parks and
open places all night, had ventured into their
houses to get clothing and something to eat.
usual rumblng sound, resembling distant
thunder. Then it gradually approached, the
earth quivered anu heaved, and in three sec.
onds II had passed, the sound dying out in the
distance. This is the only wave felt since 2:3O
a. m. 1t was not destructive, all the destruc-
tion having been done at 9:55 last night.
The police station and many other public
buildings, and fully two-thirds of the resi-
dences in the city are uninhabitable, being
wrecked either totally or partially. 1t is i'm
possible at this time to give q correct estimate
ofthe casualties.
TWO CHURCHES AND HUNDREDS OF HOUSES
WRECKED.
The city Is q complete wreck st, Mfcbaels
and st. Phillips churches, Two OF the most his
toric churches in the city, are in ruins. So is
Hibernan hall.
SCORES KILLED AND HUNDREDS WOUNDED
1t Is expected that between fifty and one hum
dred perso have been killed and everal hum
dred wounded. Al the time OF the first shock
fires broke out In five different places in the
city. About twenty houses We're destroyed by
fire. Scarce 100 houses In the city are occupied
at this time, the people being all encamped in
the open places. All the stores are cl sed and
scarcity OF provisions is feared, not from a
want of provisions but because no one can be
go to reach the stores to sell them
Evening star., 1886-09-01
WRECKED BY EARTHQUAKE.
City Of Charleston in RQilS
HEAVY LOSS OF LIFE
HUNDREDS INJURED AND DYING.
FIRE COMPLETES THE DEVASTATION.
A Night Of Horror Amid the Ruins.
HUNDREDS INJUREDAND DYING.
IRE COMPLETES THE DEVASTATION.
CHARLESTON WRECKED.
Buildings Destroyed by the Shock aud
Many Lives Lost.

buildings Destroyed by the Shock and
Many Lives Lost.
CHARLESTON, S. G., Sept. IAN earthquake
such as has never before been known in the
history of this city swept over Charleston last
night shortly after 10 O'clock, causing more
loss and injury to property and far more loss
OF LIE than the cyclone of year before.
THE CITY IS WRECKED,
the streets are encountered with masses of fall
len bricks and tangled telegraph and telephone
wires, and up to an early hourit was almost
impossible to pass from one part of the city to
another. The first shock was by far the most
severe. Most Of the people with their families
passed the night in the streets, which even this
morning are crowded with people afraid to re-
enter their homes.
MORE THAN SIXTY PEOPLE WERE KILLED
and wounded, chiefly colored. Among the
whites killed and fatally injured are M. ].
Lynch, DR.. r. Alexander Hammond and
Ainsley Robson. Fires broke out in different
parts OF the city Immediately after the EARTH
quake, and some are still burning, but there is
no danger of spreading. There is no way OF
leaving the city at present.
Evening star., 1886-09-01

NEW YoxK, Sept 1.-The stock markst
opened generally weak, nryt prices showing dc.
cIines OF rom y 10 = per cent although Texas
Pacific and Oregon lransconIuentai were =
and New YORK and New England 4 per cenS
higher. Business for the frst hsil was = lresne.
ly dull. and prices made little or no movemsuL
but some activity was then shown by 81 Paul
1Hcka wanna ana New York and New k.xtsnd
aud the market became weak and docilnss of
from - 20 u per cent we're established. Tue
latter Ia New England. Toward eleven O'CLOCK
. rally occurred, and St Paul, Lake shore and
LouAsvslle and Nashville were HUvvo the open.
ing. A. eleven o clock The market 4 Quiet ~
oEEn. xosal sales nnt hour, 37svOu aknvoa
Evening star., 1886-09-01
GEN. BULLER'S MISSION.
It will Probably Fail aud Dossa's
Amount to Mach Anyway.

Special Cable Dispatch TO THE EVENING STAR
LONDON, Sept LA sign OF the spirit In
which the Irish members approach knglish
questions WAS given last night la the remark OF
MIR. Biggar. Biggsr asked by the party
1nip II any OF the lrishmen were pairing Tor the
remainder vi the session. "M never paIr," he
said.
Buffers Kerry mission begins to-day. Tho
opinion oi the Parnellites 10 will not succeed
lney say mooniightlng lies within u very mar
row range. Its orsanIxalion In ~ good that one
member OF "A family may be implicated while
tue others know nothing aVout IL The Original
purpose Of The mission appears greatly reduced.
Ine Standard to-day takes a much smaller
view OF Buffers junction Iuan Churcnil in his
recent description oil n.
Evening star., 1886-09-01
SAVANNAH GREATLY EXCITED.
Many Unsuccessful Efforts Made to
Reach Charleston.

Il u
Many Unsuccessful Efforts Made to
Reach Charleston.
SAVANNAH, GA, Sept. 1.-The earthquake is
the topic OF the hour. Efforts 10 reach Charles
ton have been made from all points. and have
failed. At Tybee the shock was more severely
felt than in the city. The people on the
island rushed from their houses to tho
beach. The oscillation lasted for several min
utes. The lantern lenses in the lighthouse
We're broken and the machinery of the lamp
was disarranged. The keeper hurried up the
nrrv ana % as sNSn %6icb as possible
the lighthouse supply ship reaches here. the
people on the beach
RAN HITLER AND THITHER
not Knowing where to- go and tearing that
every moment tidal wave would sweep over
them. The water was agitated and the waves
rose high on the beach. The houses on the
would fall to pieces. A telephone message to
the NeWs, from the Tybee station at O'clock
this morning, stated that the people were still
gathered on The beach.
RELIEF FOR CHARLESTON.
relief tram has been dispatched TO Charles
ton from this city to render assistance 10 the
sufferers and to repair the railroad.
Railroad Track Swept Awav.
LANGLEY, s. c., Sept. 1.-The eartbouake
shock burst the mill dams here aud some thou
SAND feet OF Railroad track was destroyed. TeIe-
graph wires were also destroyed. No trains
are running. The Western Union Te,egra oh
company has started hand-cars from Summer
vile 10 restore communication. Great damage
is reported at Summerviile. The railroad is
oaoiy broken on both sides of Branchville.
The Earth Caved In.
RAvENELs, 8. c., Sept 1.-The railroad IA
under water in some places between here and
charleston, twenty-five miles north of here,
ana the earth has caved in in several places
JAcKsoNvILLE, FLA, Sept. 1-The earth.
quake shock last night was quite severe here
menced at 9:27, sun time. and lasted about
thirty seconds
Evening star., 1886-09-01
A MASSACRE OF CHRISTIANS.
whole Communities AnnthtIaled a An Gh
Province Of Sech0en, Chiam.

SHANGHAI, Sept. 1.-Advices from Ching
Too-Foo, the chief city OF the province Of
Sechuen, state that the natives OF the eastern
part OF that province and those OF Northern
Cocnin China, have risen against the Chris
ttans and are massacring them and destroying
their property. This active persecution a.
attributed TO the imprudence OF the
been Killed, their houses ourued and their
farms destroyed. In Sechuen general massa-
and they are KILLED wherever found
IL Is said that whole villages
occupied by Christians have been
destroyed, and that all lands occupied
by the professors of that faith are being
devastated. The apostolic Wears residence in
Seciiuen has been burned TO the ground. Not
piece OF furniture, nor book,
nor a paper was saved. The foreign cpnsuis
barely escaped from Sechuen with their lives
No efforts uad been made up To the latest re-
ports 10 Quell the disorder, and Tar as now
known IL continues unsurpassed.
Evening star., 1886-09-01
The Rock Island Train Robbery.
THE POLICE NOW THINK THAT TRAMPs PED

CHICAGO, Sept. Live tramps-"Cleve
land Charley" Capt EuDs, Brick Henry
Jack Williams and AN unknowu-are belle we'd,
IL Is stated, by detectives 10 be the perpetrators
OF the Rock lsiauo train robbery iast slarch,
when Messenger Nichols was Killed aud
S2l,OO0 stolen from the express car. Cleveland
Charley and Capt" are at present under
sentence TO Waapun twis) penitentlary ior .
the detectives close on the track
OF the Others. The first clue IL is saio was
obtained from the keeper of q tranps, boarding
house in Chicago, TO whom Cieseiannd Charley
gave u bundle vi bloody clothing ~ keep Till
called for. Further details are withheld Wy the
officers
Evening star., 1886-09-01
BEACH DEFEATS TEENER,
The Australian ketains Hts Cham piOu-
ship Of the World.

LONDON, Sept LIN the deciding heat OF
the international sculling sweepstakes between
Wm Beach, OF Australia, aud John Teemer, OF
the United States. Beach won. The race was
rowed over the regular championship course,
from Putney 10 MorIlake. Al Hammersmith
bridge Beacn led Teemer by six lengths. Tue
umplres boat struck one of the DutI resses OF the
briuge and Was disabled, preventing her from
following the race 10 the finish.
Evening star., 1886-09-01
bell, and shook the buildings terribly. The
people were terror stricken.
AT OTHER SOUTHERN POINTS.
Two Distinct and severe Shocks Felt
at AsheVille.

AsHEv1LLE, N. c.. Sept. LA distinct shock
OF earthquake was felt last night at 9:45, pre-
ceded by loud rumbIiug noise. The motion
was from the southeast. The duration of the
first shock was a minute and q halt Houses
were violently shaken and the inhabitants all
left them and went into the streets. Another
lighter shock was felt four minutes past ten
1t was, however, OF short duration. There
were two slighter shocks subsequently at inter-
caused. hut no damage was done in town or
the surrounding country.
IN SOUTHWESTERN VIRGINIA AND TENNESSEE
LiNCHBURG, VA, Sept. 1.-Specials to the
Advance from throughout southwestern Vir-
ginia and eastern Tennessee report severe
shocks of earthquake lasting from three to
Evening star., 1886-09-01

THE NORTH GERMAN GAZETTE's ARTIcID
CAUSING EXCITEMENT IN FkANCE
PARIS, sept 1.-The Repu1tsQue Eromooiss
reproducess without coinment, to-day the arti.
cie from the Norsh German GoseEe stating luwt
"GermAny must always keep ner eyes ON
France" because STRANGE 10 ln1kiug rapid prepar
excitement an the French press and among
French diplomats.
LIE Nattn says the article shows that Prince
Bismsrcx, having been daped BY Russia, =
now trying " revenge himself upon FTaues.
BIsnAkCK's VOICE Is FoR PEACE
LONDON, sept L--Tne Asaad0rors keriin cUe.
respondent says that in y conversation yssters
DAY Prince Bismarck said: II fully believe IN
peaca."
Evening star., 1886-09-01
Delaware Not BADLY shaken.

WILMINGTON, DEL, Sept. 1.-Lastj nights
seismic shake was Slight here that but few
people noticed it or knew there had been an
the shock was more severe In South Milford.
Sussex county, where lamps were overturned
in some OF the dwellings.
Evening star., 1886-09-01
FLED FROM SOFIA.
KaravelOG and MesrOpO1ttan Clement
Get Out Of the Way.


LONDON, Sept 1.-Adyices from sofia say that
NJ. karavelof and Metropolitan Clement have
fed from that city. karavelonrs action during
the revolution was suspicious. He allowed
Prince Alexanders partisans 10 be arrested BY
ZaukoH and 10 remain In prison, and failed 70
dlsarln All the soldiers implicated In the con-
spiracy.
NJ. Neckliondoff, secretary OF the Russian
embassy at Constantinople, has been appointed
Russian charge d'affaires here In place OF n.
Bosdanon, VINO has been recalled. Bogdano0
organized kneeiing demonstration beIore the
CONSULATE at Sona To pray for the czar's protec-
ton, and II Is reported that there is proof that
he said TO ZankoH two days before the revolu-
tion: "lour professions of iealty To Russia are
all very well, but We nov want acts"
BULGARIA WILL RESIST RUSSIA.
PARIS, sept. Tine Journ,ii aes Detats pub
lisnes an interview with Prince Alexander of
Hesse latiIer Oh Prince Alexander oI Bulgaria,
In which he declares that Bulgaria. would resist
any attempt on the part Russia 10 occupy
the country, and says that the hostilities wnich
would follow would compromise the pacific re-.
lations existing between the three empires.
Fears Of Renewal kiOting fn Belfast.
BELFAST, Sept. 1.-The police have resumed
riot duty along the Shank Hll road. Crowds
have assembled in different parts OF the city.
No disorders have yet taken place to-day, Dut
considerable anxiety Is ieit as 10 the outcome
OF the night.
Evening star., 1886-09-01

Special Cable DISPATCH 10 THE EVENING STAR
LONDON, Sept 1.-The Betlin correspondent
oil the Standard this morning says bismarck
believes IN peace I'm Bulgaria, and also declares
that Russia has officially given assurance that
IL VIII not Interfere In bulgaria. AT pfesent un-
less there is "A elyll war,
Evening star., 1886-09-01
RUsa THE coURT HOUSE BELL.

AAvW suc 1SrtnQu8Ae AueCte0 A00e.
willie and IGs Inhnhitamtn,
Special Dispatch to THE EVENING STAR.
AsHEvILLE, N. G., Sept 1.-The earthquake
shocks which prevailed last night have created
the greatest CONSERVATION. The frst shock re-
sembled the rumbles OF heavy machinery, 90
companied BY u trembling OF the earth and
went into the street aud windows were raised
and doors opened, and anxious inquiries from
ali SIDES were heard a. TO the strange occur.
rences. Five minutes later q second shock
greatly augmented the fear generated by the
nrsL few minutes later another snock took
place. The dExt shock rang the court house
Evening star., 1886-09-01

The Commissioners to-day appointed Henry
Johnson and DR.. John r. Francis rs school
trustees. Mr.. Henry johnson il the Late trus-
tee, and Dr. Francis is young man well recon-
mended by the colored people Of the District
He is Y sOn OF Uncle Dick" Francis, VINO was
the caterer Tor many years Tor the Hancock
restaurant, Pennsyivania avenue, between Ian
and l3th streets.
Evening star., 1886-09-01

BALTIMORE, Sept. l.-John Murphy and Billy
Young, principals, and Jake kilrain, accessory,
were arrested at an early hour this morning on
the charge Oh having engaged in prize ngh on
Monday uigut. Murphy aud YOUNG are charged
witn having assaulted eacn other, ana kiirain
with having abetIed both. Tney were each
held In $1,000 ball lor the action OF the GRIM
iual court.
Evening star., 1886-09-01

LIMERICK, Sept 1.-Mrs. Hayes, = widow, was
yesterday evicted by her lanalaay, Mrs. Ryan.
Last night iron tube nIled with explosives
cunnected with lighted iuse WAS thrown into
the residence OF one of Mrs. kyan's sous. The
fuse Was Quenched before explosion could
occur, and no damage Was done.
Evening star., 1886-09-01
NEW PUBLICATIONS.

THE Century
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FOR SEPTEMBER
CONTAINS
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page portraits and other illustrations.
AMATEUR FALLoONING, AND
PHOTOGRAPHY FROM A BALLOON.
Two articles OF unique Interest describing
some recent ascensiOns, and illustrated with
views OF the earth taken in the balloon from q
height Of a mile or more.
FICTION
Includes the second part Of Mr.. Stockton's nov
elette. "The Casting Away of Mrs. Lecks and
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Brander Matthews; and chapters of Mr.. How.
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THE CHANCELLORSVILLE CAMPAIGN
Reviewed from different stand-points by Gen.
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In "Memoranda on the Civil War" are notes
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NOTES FROM THE PRAIRIE
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Evening star., 1886-09-01

Changes I'm the OmceS.
r w. Winsheii, clerk OF class i, adtutant
generals Office, has resigned.
Charles +. McDermott has been permanently
appointed q copybolder in the war records
Office, upon expira tion OF his probationary APP
pOintment.
Evening star., 1886-09-01

TRKAsuRER JORDAN has returned from the
North Carolina hot springs, much improved In
Evening star., 1886-09-01
SPECIAL NOTICES.
. EQUITABLE
COOPERATIVE BUILDING ASSOCIATION.

% EQUITABLE
COOPERATIVE BUILDING ASSOCIATION.
The S3d meeting of the Association for making
payments aud advances will be held WEDNESDAY.
sci Ltember 1. 1886 at o'clock pm ct National
Rhes armorv, g. near 9th st. NV.
THOS. SOMERVILLE. President.
JNO JOY EDISON. Sec'y. 1t
RS ATTENTION. D. c. VETERANS OF
- April. 1S6l.-A general meeting will be
heid TOMORROW EVENING. september I'd, at 3
p m. at cosmopolitan hall, corner Stb and sts n.
W All are invited to be present WIN. .. DREW,
Chairman. Its
c-GS TABERNACLE-THERE WILL BE A
- called meeting at the Tabernacle Church
on THURSDAY EVEN NG at 8 O'Clock, to decide
ON q call TOR perm inent pastor. Ali church and
ent. SeIot
IH~ DAMON CUFFS. CLl ETTrS REpCRUWN
I'>-.-A Collars Call or send for circular
-. BARNARD'S,
~ 500 Broadway n. Y.
l6s MASONIC THE MEMBERS OF LA
O~-As FAYETTE LODGE No. 10, F.. A. A. NJ.
are requested to atte d the Communication of the
Lodge TO be he'd Sept 2 1885, by order of the W. NJ.
sel-Zt II. S. MERRILL, Secy.
IEar REPORT OF THE CONDITION
NATIONAL METROPOLITAN BANK,
AT WASHINGTON. d. c.,
Atthe close of business August 27. 1885
Evening star., 1886-09-01

CADET ENoINEER A. B. BUsH has resigned
70 take effect to-day.
Evening star., 1886-09-01
A NIGHT OF HORROR.
Appalling Scenes which Followed the
Terrible Calamity.


CHARLESTON, $. c., Sept. by the terrible
earthquake here last night the principal bust.
ness portion OF the city was destroyed and hun
dreds of persons were rendered home
less. Men were frantic, women were
beseeching mercy from the Almighty
aid children were in tears. The main station
house, the city hall, Hibernian hall and
many other well known public buildings, in
Guiding st. Michaei's church, were irreparabiy
damaged. Many people were seriously if not
fatally injured. Broad street presented
SPECTACLE OF THE UTMOST HORROR.
Even women armed with hatchets fought va
liantly to rescue the imprisoned unfortunates
Meeting street from Broad to Hazel is a wreck
and is lined with un1orlunates 10 add to the
horror OF The scene
MANY FIRES BROKE OUT
and were Intellectually fought by the fire de-
partment. The night was hideous with the
groans OF the dying, the screams Of the wound
ed, and the prayers of the uninjured. 1t is inn
possible to estimate the losses of persons or
property at present. Up to 10 am to-day there
lad been ten distinct shocks.
Great Confusion i'm the City,
RICHMOND, VA, Sept. 1.-1O:45 ANA dis
patch just received here says: 1.-THE streets OF
Charleston are blockaded with fallen buildings.
telegraph poles and tangled wires. Over 60
persons were killed or wounded. After the
earthquake fires broke out in diffent portions
Of the city, but they are not spreading. The
population spent the night in the streets and
vacant lots. There is so much confusion that il
is hard to get at the facts"
Evening star., 1886-09-01

PERsoNs leaving the city can have THE STAR
mailed 70 them for any length Of time, and the
address changed - often a. desired. The sub
ocr1ption must oe Invariably paid in advance.
Evening star., 1886-09-01

Ma RANcRoBr's WILL.-Tbe win Of the late
Sarah bancroft, nled to-day, beQueaths all her
eatats, real and personal, 70 her husband during
LIE and then to her daughter, Mrs. Mary A.
johnson, and names her hosbano. George Ban
oEoff, oxoo0eoE.
Evening star., 1886-09-01

PANIC IN A THEATER-wHAT THE sCIEN.
lists SAY ABOUT 1.-THE SIGNAL OFFICE
RECORDS AMUSING INCIDENTS OF THE
"SHOCK"
Evening star., 1886-09-01

a ES a LARGE ASSslRT(ENr OF GAS
US FiXTURES
No charge tor Hanging.
Fine line NJ brass ksndsrs and Andirona Also
Fancy GoodA l. y. BROOKS
ml8 o3l 10Th q.
Evening star., 1886-09-01

l,HUR RCH EXCURSION TO PEN-MAR
u Th- LutheranS of this city, under the auspices of
81 Pau's ing ish Lutheran Congregation Kev. Dr.
Doner, pastor. Will give Grand Excursion Pen
Mar WEDNESDAY, sept. Sth i836 heing the
occasIOn of The Lutheran reunion that place.
Special excursion train will leave b. o. depot at
and return in .ary evening Tickets for round
trip - 90. - be had deDOt.
The U. = Marine Band will accoupany the excur.
sion train.
others not meubers of the Lutheran church are cor
daily invited join III this excursion. au2S-seplN4
Evening star., 1886-09-01

rf~~N PLACE YOUR ORDER FOR FINE
49, DRkSs SHIRTS With HALL 4 BARNES,
FURNISHES And b. .IRT MAkkRS vU6 II st.
TORY. myS
Evening star., 1886-09-01
THE EARTHQUAKE EXPLAINED.
A Statement from the Director Of the
Geological Survey.

HOW IT WAS OBSERVED BY PROF. NJ GEE
EARTHQUAKES OCCURRING CONSTANTLY
THIS ONE MORE SEVERE THAN UsUAL-rTs
FORCE, DURATION AND DIRECTION.
Evening star., 1886-09-01

A ANATUaALIsT GOING 10 HoNDuRAs-Prof
Baird has effected an engagement with steam.
ship company plying between Boston and the
isles OF the Caribbean Sea, by which Mr. Chas
Townsend, naturalist con nected with the
Smithsonian 1nstitntion. will visit British
Honduras and adjoining countries eariv IN
October for the purpose OF stud wing the natural
history Of that vicinity. 1t is believed that
many new species Of fauna are to be found
there.
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THE ICE PROBLEM.
The Situation Alsnz the River At the
Present Time.

u.,hx v,h;,, aaan;,a o.n ho -,
corning the ice opefA'ion' oh 'his riVef' Is all,
so far as the harvesting of large quantity
this season i. concerned, will depend wholly
.L .ho.uo,,o,a, for Tho No,
NotH~'hs'Ahu'ns Tue unia'oraoie con-
dition of the river, plenty OF first class ice can
be obtained with little extra exertion and ex-
pense, aud the operators generally have made
arrangements to secure all the ice that there
" i'll be sale for next summer. The outlook
is not so gloomy for the ice laborer. Many
Of the houses VIII be filled under any consid-
GRAFTON, and should the January thaw" get
along in time. which there is every chance
that it will, more men and horses would At
once be at work on the old kennebec between
Augusta and Richmond than has ever been
seen before on the river, in any one season.
A glance along the river and an interview
With few OF those 40 situated IS TO know
whereof they speak, finds the condition about
as fOllo~s; Between the Arsenal and Addi-
ton Strouts oil cloth factory, Hsllowell
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1886-01-18
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