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IMAGINED THEY WE'RE SICK.
That's the way II Affected Cincinnati Pc,
ple-SurrOundlng Country.

That's the way II Affected Cincinnati Peo.
ple-surroundlng Country.
CINCINNATI, ONO, Sept. IA singu.
lar effect Of last nights earthquake was
the very general feeling OF dizziness that
it caused. Nine people out Of ten i'm.
agined they were aick, and many did not
know until this morning that the disturb.
ancc was the Mother Earth. An operator
in the Western Union Office, receiving
from Washing, felt sick and told the
Washington operator to hold on, he was
sick. "We'ye just had q shock Of earth.
quake here" said Washington, and then
the Cincinnati operator know what had
happened. There was a decided difference
in the severity OF the slioCk In different
buildings and in different parts Of the city.
Many people did not observe It at all.
The largest building in the city, and one
OF the strongest-the Government build.
ing-rcCked violently with three distinct
vibrations. The large clock was stopped
and mirrors were broken. In the large
six and seven story flats In the city the
vibrations were severe. Dishes were
thrown from cupbosrds and articles fell
from mantels, while chandeliers were agl-
tated as II by strong wind. Probably
twenty or thirty meetings oil lodges and
societies were broken up without q motion
to adjourn. At the old army building on
Court street, the plastering on the ceiling
was broken.
The most decided shock was felt In
CnmminBville, Ia the northern part Of the
city. Here lights were put out and bot.
ties broken In drug stores.
Throughout the State dispatches indi.
cate that tho shock was general aud that II
occurred almost at the same instant. Al
Hamilton boarders In hotels ran from their
rooms In fright aud walls were said 10
sway one aud a half inches. AT Canton,
Ohio, four shocks were observed, the mo.
ton being irom north to south. Halt the
populaCe was In the streets talking Of the
strange experience for long time after
the event.
MI. Vernon, O., thought the undulations
were from east 10 west. At Newcomers.
town glassware ratified distinctly. At
DenlBon a meeting broke up In panic.
CoshoOton felt two BsOCkB. Tie same
story comes from nearly every town In
0hio7-peoplo were frightened, but no
actual damage was done. AT CAtleLtBburg,
Ashland, KY,, and Huntington, W. Va,
the BhoCk was more severe. People ruah.
cd out oi their houses, with children
screaming, the swSying motion seeming 10
indicate that the houses we're falling.
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The interest in this city yesterday in
the earthquake Of tho evening before, was
absorbing, 1t was the leading topic Of
conversation about town. Tho news from
Charleston created u feeling OF horror,
mingled with thrill at the narrow escapes
there. The bulletin boarda at the news.
paper offices were read by throngs all
day, and the morning papers put out
extras in the afternoon which wero pur.
chased with avidlty, Numerous inci-
dents OF the shake here the night before,
Iaughsble and otherwise were related,
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IL you have any spare experiences with
the earthquake to part with, you are re-
specially requested to forward them to the
nesres. Signal Service Station. Nothing
Of a light or frivolous nature, however
weuld be tho proper thing in view Of thu
seriousness OF the shocks in the South
What is wanted Is the result Of calm OBJ
servaton of tho phenomena, not the i'm
pressions OF unhealthy imaginatlons.
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Aloznuder,s Rostoratlon Hecornl,ed.

VIENNA, Sept. la rumor is current
that the Powers have replied to Turkey
that they accept Prince Alexander's res.
toration as a fail accompn, but add that in
the interests Of European peaCe-his re.
turn was undesirable. The FrsmdenJlait
commenting on the NORTH German Gazetle'l
apparent inainuation that an understand.
ing exists between Austria and Russia 70.
vardlng their respective spheres In the
BAlkins, asserts emphatiCally that such
An impression Is erroneous. Both the
Ga1ette's and the Fremdenblats articles
have caused sensations.
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ST. LOUIS AND VICINITY.
A Lodge of FsresterS Quickly DISperse,
Towns shaken Up.


Towns Shaken Up.
sr. LOUIS, Sept. 1.-Dlspatches from
interior towns adjacent to the city are
coming in, giving brief aCCnuuta OF the
earthquake last night. At Murphysboro
ILL.,, the shock was quite severe. Brick
walls shook glassware clinked and hang
ing lamps were sent swinging like bendu.
lums. Doors vibrated as II shaken by un.
seen hands. The hre bell on tue Court
House kept up a rapid Gre alarm for more
than a minute. The Forester Lodge, as,
sembled In the second story In the center
Of brick block, felt 80 violent a rocking
that In utter confusion the members for.
getting 10 remove their regalia, and with.
out hats, rushed down into the street. A
bar.keeper suddenly fell as II he was
drunk and clung to his bar counter. Sus.
pended lamps swung east aud west. Some
people were affected with great nausea
There were two distinct shout, lasting
about a minute.
At Decater, ILL.,, the shock was ielt
quite ssnsibly. II ratified and shook ar
tlcles In dwellings and swayed business
buildings slightly from north to south
At one hotel the proprietor got his lan.
tern and sought the cellar 10 see II the
foundations were not tutnbling. Occu
pants Of rooms ran out Into the street
No damage but some fright,
At Greenyille, ILL.,, there we're lively
shocks, at intervals Of about half
minute, and buildings were rocked undei
their action but no damage was done.
At Jacksonville, ILL.,, buildings Vibratet
from east 10 west, tables and other Arti
cleB tipped and people were greatly
frightened.
Il ViCksburg, Miss, the City CounCi
was Ia session al City Hall, q very ifai
building, constructed on very high pill
lars under which 10 the city market, Wal
made 10 rock 90 badly that The board ad
jouEned suddenly and unCeremonlously
The shock was also felt In other place.
throughout the city,
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Three or four fires started in as many
sections with the first shock aud the city
was soon illuminated with flames, thus
leading all to bslieve what was left by
the earthquake would be devoured by
fire. The Fire Department was ~
we'll divided and handled that
the fires were under control by daylight
Fifteen to twenty residences and stores
were consumed. The loss by fire aud
earthquake cannot be accurately estimated
but eau be placed safely ut s. 100000. Al
lar as could be asCertaiued during the
night, fifteen to twenty people were killed
aud much greater number wounded III
all sorts Of ways.
The lo.s Of human lie will be large and
will take days to get tho accurate number
Shocks equally as severe were felt at a
distance Of thirty.fye miles aud did IN
estimable damage to railroad aud tele-
graph property. Charleston Is now en-
tirely isolated from the outside world.
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the light house were broken and the
machinery Of the lamp was dis.
arranged. The keeper hurried up
the tower and as soon as
possible arranged temporary light,
which will have to answer until the light
houss supply ship reaches here, The
people on the beach ran hither and
hither, not knowing where to 80
and fearing that every moment q tidal
wave would sweep over them, The water
was agitsted and the waves rose high on
the beach. The houses on the
beach sWayed to and fro and
shook as II they would fall to pieces. A
telephone message to the News from Tybee
Station at four O'Clock this morning stated
that the people were still gathered on the
beach.
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LISoLEY, s. O., Sept. 1.-The earth
quake shock burst the mill dams here, and
some thousand feet Of railroad
track was destroyed. Telegraph wires
we're also destroyed. No trains are run
ming. The Western Union has started
hand cars from Sommervills. tC
restore communication. Great damage
Is reported at summerville. The railroad
is badly broken on both sides OF Branch
vile.
RAvESALs, s. O., Sept. 1.-The railroad
Is under water In some places between
'here and Charleston, twenty-five milel
north OF here and tho earth has caved Ii
in several places.
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MALTA, Sept. 1.-The captain Of a
steamer Just arrived here reports that on
August 80, when his ship was fourteen
miles 10 the north OF the island Of Galite,
of Tudis, In the Mediterranean, he noticed
that the highest peak on the eastern end ol
the island was In q state OF eruption,
ejecting smoke from o crater like Mount
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EpOctaI DltpdlehIO ne INluE'l0tnoeT.
sTKuBESvILLE, o., Sept. 1.-The flpt
game Of base ball between the Maple
Leafs, Of Guelph, Canada, and the stOu.
benvilles was played this afternoon, and
was witnessed BY largo crowd. The
home club was unable 10 make q rur
Until the ninth inning. The score was
To 8 In favor Of the visitors. Umpire
McGinnis, OF this CITY,
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rxrrn1rNcrs WANTED.
People who Felt the shock Asked for their
Observations,

PHILADELPHIA, Sept. l.-Pfoiessor Will
liam NJ. Davis, Of Harvard College, who
is at present visiting friends here, In talk
log with an Associated Press Agent this
morning upon the subject Of last nights
earthquake, said that, In order TO gather
full and uniform records Of the earth.
quake, obsetvetain all parts Of the country
should write out answers TO the questions
given below and thus furnish q basis iol
leatning all that can now be Learned about
the shocks, The reports shouldbe mailed
promptly 10 the nearest Signal Service
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BELFAST, Sept. l.-Rioting was renewed
on Shank Hill district last night. A mob
collected and stoned the police who were
obliged to charge. Eleven persons were
arrested. A number OF shots were fred.
Que constable was wounded. Quiet was
restored after midnight.
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Lnwyors nl tIls rI,tol,. Point.

sptcl1I UIpdlch 70 Ih IhkNl0tHc1.
OHARLEsToN, W. Va, Sept. 1.-W. Van.
pslt was shot this morning by Jacob Isa.
bell. Both were lawyers. The shooting
occurred at Fayetteville, and Id thought
10 be fatal,
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spmSarlrLD, Sept. 1.-The Republican
State Convention was held In this city 10.
day and was quite fully attended. John
K. Tonner, OF Clay county, was nominated
for Treasurer and Richard Edwards, OF
Bureau, for Superintendent OF Public In.
struction,
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Klr,L snI,ntn N. l,l.i.ln.

HALIFAX, N. d., Sept, 1.-The cruiser
Haulette seized the American schooner
Highland Light for flshinE within the
three mills limit of the East point OIL
Prince Edwards Island, This Ia Tue htsI
actual seizure made lof 68hlng,
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AUGUSTA, GAu Sept III, Haverhill,
Master OF Transportation OF the South
Carolina Railroad Company, telegraphs
from sommeayille that many persons
have been killed and hundreds are home.
less. The whole business portion Of the
city Ia badly wrecked,
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WusrLlAds interest in soft steel manu-
hc,ure bids lair to rival her standing as q
Matchmaking centre. But her Inhabitants
will never consent to have her called "the
g,asl Cityn
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WHERE are those Democratic patriots in
the Third District who were determined
that Mr.. Snyder should be defeated be-
cause he Is no Democrat2 They seemed
TO have lost their grip early in the fray.
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ALAntnnhnll.

SAVANNAH, GA, Sept 1.-The earth.
quake 10 the topic Of the hour Efforts To
reach Charleston have been made from all
points and have failed. At Tybee
the shock was moro severely ielt
than In the city. The people on
the island rushed from their houses 10
the beach. The oscillation lasted for
several minutes, The lantern lenses In
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In China Cinnamon are numbering
CbrIstsns, In the United States not long
aimee Christains-ssvs the mark|-WeIe
murlerpg Cinnamon,
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Tug Washington monument never qulv'
cred during the recent quake OF the earth
An omen that the Republic is as stable
as the slrurtnres she ereCts.
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repeated at every step Of the way. st.
MichAels steeple stood high and white
above the gloom seemingly uninlured'
The station house, Q massive brick build
ing across the street, had apparently lost
It's rooi, which had fallen around 1t, A
little further on the roof and portiGo oI the
HibsTniRn Hall, handsome building In
the Grecian style, had crashed to the
ground carrying down part Of the massive
granted pillars with 1t. All the way. up
Meeting street, which, In respert Of its
general direction and importance may be
called the Broadway Of Charleston the
roadway was piled with debris from the
tops OF the walls. In passiugthe Charles
ton hotel, which to carry out
the comparison above occupies the
position OF Stewards up town
store in New York. The third shock was
felt about ten minutes alter the second
and, of course, caused the greatest alarm
in that neighborhood, as elsewhere. At
Marion square great crowd had collected,
as even tie edges OF the wide space em'
bracad could not be reaChed by the near
est buildings in the event Of their fall.
From this crowd composed Of men,
women and children, Of both arose calls
and cries and lamentations, while over
the motley half dressed throng
was shed the lurid light Of the con-
lagratlon which had broken out
Just beyond the square Immediately after
the hrst shock and had now wholly GU
vsloped several buildings 10 flames, In
three other quarters Of the town at the
same time similar larger fires were obserY.
ed under full headway and the awful
Significance Of the earthquake may
be most fully appreciated, peFhaps, when
1t Ia said that with these tremendous fires
blazing up all at once around them and
threatening the city with total destruction
the people whom you meet on the streets
or saw gathered In groups In open places,
evidently did not give them thought
NO DIsTINorIoN OF PLACE or POWER,
There were no distinctions Of place or
power, pride or caste in the assemblages
that were gathered together In Charleston
Tuesday night. 1t was curious spectacle
to look upon. 1t ls a good one to remem'
ber for white and black. There were in.
stances OF unsel6sh devotion and OF kind
and loving regard between master and
servant, mistress and ward as IN the pres
enCe Of q common Ill on threatened
ruin to all. Until long after mid.
night the streets were filled
with figures in sight Of their
homes. Through helong hours that fol-
lowed few were the eyes OF childhood that
we're closed In sleep. Charleston was full
Of those who watched for morning and
never in any city iu any land did
the first grey shadows that mark
I'd approaching dawn appear 80
beautiful and welcome TO the eyes as they
appeared to the thousands VINO hailed
them this morning from the midst of the
countless wrecked homes In our thrice
sCourged but still patient, still brave, still
hopeful, still beautiful city by the sea,
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HASLAs, yesterday, defeated sawed'his'
host Courtney, and Beach, the yanquisher
Of Hanlan, left Teemer far in the rear in a
rae, on the Thames.
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A ouIcAoo glrl is advertised to leap
from the Brooklyn bridge. 1t will be a
GREAT feet if she accompanies the leap
successIully,
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Cks GatelIigeurer
=l,,..-n oalee, Np.. - ana u rourlesnlh streot,

PERHAPS they will attribute the shaking
nm to Mr.. Blaine's speeches. They do
nave that effect,
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BALTIMORE, Sept. 1,--Kllroy was batted
freely by the Brooklyn team to-day, while
while the curves Of Harkins was too much
for Baltimore, and the ylBitors won SLOW
and tlresome game which was only rellsv.
ed by the hIBBlng and jeefing brought
by Carlin's poor Attsinpt at umpiflng He
did not, however, discriminate much In
favor Of either.
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wAMlSoroN, D. O., Sept. 1.-The fol.
lowing lS comparative statement Of the
receipts and expenditures Of the United
States for August:
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Earned runs, baltimore, / Brooklyn 8.
Two.base hits, Mcclellan, Smith, MOTan.
many, Philips (3), Passed balls. i'olmeF,
6j Clarke, 8. FlrHt base on balls, Baltl.
more, 81 Brooklyn, 2. Errors, Baltimore
4 BfoOklyu,3, Umpire, CAfiin.
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IL the visiting Journalists like 1t well
enough 10 come again, Wheeling will bs
Glad to welcome them,
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Earned runs, each. Two base hits,
Carroll, KerrlnB, Browning, Wolfe First
base on balls, of Calvin, of Ramsey,
5. First base on errors, Pittsburgh, ]
Louisville, 8. Struck out by Ramsey, 10.
Errors, Pittsburgh, 8; Louisville, l. First
base hits, Plttsburgh, A; Louisville, ..
Umpire, Walsh.
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LNoly bIhtHFDNHCc w SOluHuhlI .. VI
COLUMBIA, S. O., Sept. l.-There were
10 distinct shocks from tho earthquake
here last night, and up to 8 o'clock this
morning. Tho first shock vas fearful and
houses were shaken as though made oi
pastsboard. It seemed as i everything
was loud aud horrifying In the extreme.
Clocks stopped, bells we're rung and dam.
aye was done TO some buildings, prin.
Cipally by toppltng chimneys, Two rooms
In the Goor's mansion were wrecked.
There were number Of cases Of nervous
prostration and doctors were in demand
10 compose frightened people, One lady
was prematuaaly delivered. Two shocks
were felt this morning, one at hali.past
eight o'clock and another about one hour
later. The tremor Of the earth made Que
feel while walking like man Just of a
sea voyage, impsrtlnR staggering gait.
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Magnetic storm.

ROCHESTER,, N. Y, Sept LA magnetic
storm has been raging all morning. The
swaylnS Of heavy magnetic needles for
tho detection Of the earth, Cutfenla was
very great al ~ n, Al the beginning oi
The observation Of a heavy needle, . inches
long, swung one inch and q hall TO the
West Of the magnetic meridian, AZ Inter.
vaIs q needle two aud q half feet long
was detected Ave inches toward the west,
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CHARLEsroN, =. O., Sept. l, 11:45r. NJ
Repeated earthquake shocks Of u mild
character have been heard and felt within
the last hour, passing 10 tho west Of the
the city, and 1t is now reported that Sc.
we're shock shook down several houses.
suMMERvlLLE, S. o., Sept, Ala A. NJ
Tew more shocks were felt here tonight
some quiet severe.
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Hon. ]. H, outhwaIte has been fenoihi.
mated iof Congress by the Democrats oil
the Thirteenth Ohio district,
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ArTEn rEN VICTORIES
Tho pittsburghs. are Defeated by the Louis.
vIllGs-Otlier Games.

PITTSBURGH, Pa, Sep. latter win.
ming ten straight games the Pittsburghl
succumbed TO the Louisvilles this after.
noon. The game was marked by light
batting and miserable fielding on tie part
Of the home nine, while the visitors play.
ed strongly at all points. Attendance 900.
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MiEADo TIA aud Bazaar al North End
Rink tonight Come one, Comeall,
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Again far along the street and up from
the alley ways that lead into II on either
aide is heard that chorus Of wailing and
lamenlaton which though II had no!
ceased was scarcely noticed moment be.
fore. II is 4 dreadful sound, the sound Of
helpless, horror.BtfiCksn humanity, old
and young tho strong and Tue feeble alike,
where all are 90 feeble and calling
for help from their fellow creatures and
raising their Rngulshed voices In petition
for heaven for mercy where no human aid
could avail, Il 10 not scene 10 be dc.
sCrIbed by any mortal tongue OF pen. II
10 not a scene 10 be forgotten when II has
been witnessed, and when the witness
las shared oil danger aud feels all Ia
agony,
The frat shock occurred seven minutea
Of 10, "a was indicated this morning by
the public clocks, the hands on all oi
which had stopped al that fatal hour a
though 10 mark tho end Of time iof %
many who had heard the preceding houI
pealed by the III. MiOhaBls chimes With
out thought but oil q long and happy
life. The second shock, which waA but Z
faint and crisp echo Of Tie Gfst Fas fell
eight minutes later
Asit pAseed away the writer started home.
ward 10 hnd the scenes enacted on Broad
street around the NFRt and CoNrtr Oih0t
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There is considerable anxiety felt by
the people in the vicinity Of the tin
mines of Custer and Pennington coun.
ties in reference to the future opera
tons of the Eta Tin Mining Company.
This company have ~serveral groups of
mines or prospects bonded. viz: the
Missing Link group eight locations, the
Tin Reef group, nine locations, situated
two miles north Of Custer, also the Elk.
celsior group of several locations The
bonds run until the 2Sth of December
and the price being sos 900 for the whole.
They have paid a small forfeiture on
the bonded properties and are, or haye
bean trying to enlist the aid Of English
capitalist, 20 buy and develop the mines.
A Capt. Gilbert, expert for John Taylor
& Sons, of London, and other English
experts have been on the ground ex-
aiming the mines and it is generally
conceded that the future Of the tin
mines in the Black Hills depend on the
success of the negotiations now pending
between the Eta Company and these
capitalists Il. H.. White in N. Y. +. Il
NJ. Record.
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The Parent Of Insomnia

The parent Of insomnia or wakefulness is II
nine cases out of item a dyspeptic stomach. Good
digestion gives sound sleep, indigestion inter
feres with 1t. The brain and stomach sympath.
ize. One of the prominent symptoms of a weak
state Of the gastric organs Is a disturbance of the
great nerve entrepot, the brain. Invigorate the
stomach, and you restore; equilibrium TO the
great centre. A most reliable medicine for the
purpose Is Hostetter's stomach Bitters, which h
narcotics, which, though they NAV for a time
exert n soporitic influence upon the beain, soou
cease to act, and invariably injure the tone OF
the stomach. The Bitters on the contrary, re-
store activity to the operations Of that all i'm.
portant organ. and their beneficient influence Ii
reflected in sound sleep and a tranquil state of
the nervous system. A wholesome impetus is
likewise given to the action Of the liver and
bowels by its use.