Arizona weekly citizen., 1886-09-11

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 sternniipn agaln prevailed. The eool
 camping n the public squares are sing
 ing and praying.
 WILNiSGrJS. \. c, Sep. 3.-Anoihe distinct but not severe earthquake shocl
 Was felt here Ht II p. m. Much niarr was created aad many people IG5le
 from the houses.
 SAS FRArCIsco, Sept 3-The Bulle-
 tin's New York speriai says: Word hss just reached here of another sever,
 shock of earthqu.ke at Charleston. Al
 the wires are down.
 GRASS VALLEY, Cal. Sept. 5.-Qnite q
 lively earthquake was felt here at twelve
 o'clock last night.
 | MERGED, Sept. 3 A slight shock O.
 earihqusie vas fel. here aboui nine
 o'clock last night.
 RENO, Ney, Sept. 3.-At 9551 this
 morning s shock of earthquake was felt
 here pafsing from south to north. 4
 seconi shock was felt twenty seconds
 later.
 GERMANTOWN, Sept. 3.-Two heavy
 eartL quake shocks followlBg each other
 m rapId succession, visited this section
 a feu minutes before twelve o'clock last
 night. The vibrations lasted several
 seconds and were very heavy.
 WAsHryGroN. Sept. 3.-The following ! dispatch Was received by cable to-day
 from Queen Victoria:
 BALAoRAL, Sept. 5, 1SS6.
 To the President of tue United States: desife 10 express my profound sym
 patby Tllh the sufferers by the laEe | .-. . al,a iuI intelligence, which l hope may
 show the effects tO have been less disas-
 trous than reported.
 Signed HE QUEEN.
 WILLIAMsPoRT, Sept. a. @ord hs'
 been received here cf sickening cal amity which occurred about eight o'clock last D ght five miles and a half north of SsDoestown, on the line of the
 WilliamspOrt and North Branch railroad
 where large number of Hungarian lsborers are employed on Hn eItention of ;he road. A shan;y in which over twenty of these men lodged caugh, fire last night from the overturping of the stove while the men were asleep. Six teen men Fiept on the second floor. Those on the first floor and sll ou the second floor but seven succeeded in get ting ont. The othsts were left to their fate and were roasted alive. Their | cha'red remains were atterward found | in the ruius. The men who escaped | were so terror stricken that they made l DO effort tO save their companions The | rem-ins of the men were removed to | Sanoestown to await the arrival of the | coroner from Lsporte The names of . h.. ae Nak haasa E.4d 4 Hungarian named Jensikis was nur- der-d and hIs body hidden under shanty on the same railroad st Elk I Lick a short time since. When the shanty was torn down portions of hu- man remains were ,oand in aquantity Of bloody straw. Hhe men who occupied tie shanty have disappeared.
 CmcaG1, Sept S.-AssocIsted Press dispatches from various parts of the country show that the subscriptions of money for the Charleston sufferers so far aggregate Sl5,000. From Washing ton It is announced that Chief Clerk Guinans ot the Treasury Department by permission of Acting Secretary Fair child, issued circular letter to day in- forming emplOyes that the rule prohibit ting the circulation Of subscription papers ID the department would be sus- pended in the case of the Charleston re- lief fund. Heads of bureaus would be designated 10 receive subscriptions. A series of performances will be given ID all the Washington theatres and places of amusement for the benefit Of the sufferers.
 JACKSONVILLE, Fla, Sept. 3.-At 1902 nf a was felt here, lasting five seconds and causing great excitement.
 WASHINGTON, Sept. 3.-At abou. II o'clock to night another shock of earth quake was felt along the A Ais4ntic coast. It was not attended by any damage, but It vGs strong enodgh Co cause s stampede from their instruments of the telegraph operators ID Charie-top, Au- zusta and Columbia and perhaps other places. They soon returned, however, and resumed business. The shock wss felr from Jacksonville. Fla. to Wash- ington. IL was plsinly percepiible In " as ashingtop, hut not SO strongly as on Tuesday.
 CHARLESTON, 5. c. Sept. 4-rbe sen- sation today Is the falling of shower of pebbles m the lower part ot the city The first fall was at 730 o'clock this and the second at Abon. II o'clock. They are seen tO iall m q slanting direction from the south to the north. There are morsels of flint among them and all are plainly abrsded, and worn by the action of water. Some few have sharp fractures sDd have evident ly been recently broken. The fact of the fall IS vouched for by several trust worthy persons. The bulk of pebbles fell in and around the Ne ws and Cou- rier" office.
 CHARLESTON, s. C., Sept. "A sharp shock ot earthquake was felt just before 10 o'clock last night, and two buildings 'eH. A white woman. name unknown, was killed by falling wall last evening.
 CHARLESTON, 5. C., Sept. 4-It would be simply impossible tO exag- yerase ID descriptive language the effect of the visitation of Tuesday night Dn the colorel people of Charleston. There never was. until within the psst lew days, an opportunity of noticing a public exhibition of the superstiiiOus lear to a degree that has existed among all classes of the cOlOred people. since JUG oNtNh bI ! night. They have fsd from their homes sni ss they ran hither and thItner through the biindiDg clouds ot pUlver- ized mortar, which wBs shaken from the houses and arose again; tire streets Iury filled with dismal grOsns of despair sod lamentations of terrified distress. AS usual vlth them, in their funeral de- the name of Jesus was most Ire quently used and ss if supplicatIng God face Co face, they shriekei n the very helplessness aud pa;hos Of despair, such sentences as, Do my master, Jesus have mercy on me-" sweet Jesus, save me, sgve me-" Let me live through this night, dear God, my SavlOr." Hold ne mp once more, thou blessed Christ my master. and other fearful sapplicaiions, which intensified the horror of the situation and went far towards demoralizlng the white wbo were also rushing blndlyI hither aud thither. As usual tho faces of rhites men and women, In time of danger. was signt of sudden joy, in the gloom, to many a poor, wsnderipgl colored boy or gIrl. who endesvored tol stop their white friends, as they ran by ID confusion. to supplcste that they would remain with them until the