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Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-01-30

Fresh Yeast
Every morning at J. II. Roulhac's.
ROANOKE.
a Party Goer VINO Got Very Cold-An
Editors Lot Personal.

a Party Goer VINO Got Very Cold-An
Editors Personal.
Special TO the Gazette
RoANoKE, TEX, Jan. 29.--Mr. and Mrs.
Harry banks, who have been absent sew.
cral weeks on visit 70 England, returned
this evening.
Miss Mamie Wigs Will leave IN the
morning for Bonham, where she win at
tend school during the present term,
Bright Pickett had two Of the fingers OF
his left hand cut of and the others terri
bly, mashed by the cog wheels OF corn
crnsher this evening.
The social party at the residence oil Or,
r. j. Brock last night was very pleasant
affair. The only thing that married the
happiness OF those present was the TACT
that John Grow came near freezing on his
way TO the party.
Mr., !. It. Green OF the Telephone
lett tonight Tor Dallas, whittier be has
gone TO accompany Mrs. Green home
| Joe says an EDITORS life Is hard enough
without Keeping "bach."
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-01-30

In lsag tin Was discovered in New
South Wales, but two ycnre laiar gold
was found, and the bascf metal attracted
no mercantile interest until 1879, when
regular mining operations began. In the
space OF fourteen yoars not less than s00,.
600 tons hive been exported, and $780,
600, 00o have been realized by the colony
Previous to s72 the total tin product OF
the world scarcely exceeded 1850 tons
per annum, bat now Australia atone pro-
ducee considerably more than that. In
1872 the output OF New south wales was
only $40 tons, while IN 1884 \ was jpsS
! tons
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-01-30
WAR STORY.
How ,he Colonel was Cured Of keiini
Rabbit Pie,

Ifow ihe Colonel was Cured of kgiing
Rabbit Pie.
Atlania Consultation.
"Talk about eating mule beef at Eicks-
burg, and dog yenison at Rock Island
prison."
"Dog vcnison? who ever heard Of such
thlug?n
"There are hundreds OF men now living
who can tell you that while In The federal
prison at Rock Island every dog that
could be caught In the barracks was az
quickly snatchcd up, killed and eaten by
the hali-starycd prisoners as II II had beer
thrown in an alligator pond, and very
palatablc yenison II made, and when prop
erly dressed could hardly be told iron
the sure enough article.
"But this IL not what wanted to tell
1 As started 10 say, yoi may talk abon
our mule beef and dog ycuisoni but aoou
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-01-30

MEMmfs, TeSS., Jan. 2D,--At meet
ing OF the Memphis Merchants exchange
to-day the following was adopted:
Resolved, by the Merchants exchange
of Memphis, that they urge upon congress-
of the United States tho immediate settle.
ment OF the silver question by decisive
legislation, such action being, IN our
Judgment, essential 10 the prosperity Of
The country and revival 81 trade.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-01-30

In the Chinese >narltimd reports II Is
stated that the Ainls eayages OF the
South F0rmosa "hardQn thoir children
by bathing. The infant Is thrown into q
tub Of cold water on the day OF its birth,
and month aftcYward IS taken 10 the
river or sea and allowed TO struggle until
tired out The Amls children can swim
long before thoy are able TO walk u IL
said the "haidcned'' ones become strong
because they were born so the treatment
knocks ont the weak ones,
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-01-30
norn. rInket nnerators.

OMAHA, NRD., Jan. 29.--John /. Hid..
con, clerk In the general ticket Office OF
the Burlington & Quincy railroad, was ar
rested this morning charged with altering
and forging railroad tickets and dispos.
ing OF thom TO brokers. It is alleged that
Gideon Is one OF ring OF bogus ticket
operators, the amount Of whose frauds is
yet unknown,
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-01-30
THE FIRE RECORD.
A Mine on Flre.

PrrrsBURG, Pa, Jan, y IAN e4t p
sion at the Banksville coal mines o. tond
& CO., this morning, set ilre 10 sne ~ ane
cremated nine mules. a nuhDor VI u, ms as.
ers were at work at the time but all es,
capped without injury. Inc inine = '''N
hnrnlng.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-01-30
Remember, We BlV and Sell for SDDt

nhcwo
have Of
In
CLEARING SALE
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-01-30

ST. PAUL, MINI, Jan. % ny p nsnI
building, the largest hotel IN ~, a Enr
was badly damaged by ilre 20 n.Sne y, The
time IL looked as II inc neai ss.o nno
CITY were doomed. The loss Y S-'V'VVS'
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-01-30
mnnnn .nIade CandIos

AZ AIIller's, 1908 Main street. Fresh;
~ A. s tat,,es every ,iay-best in the city
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-06-30
MOntyevf Hotel,

WiDDLFTOWN SYRINGE. Vfrmont. -
in the Green Mountains VIII
open OF guests June ~ Reautiu scenery
ard and well fumis ned High
elevation Bowling Alleys. good Livery aud every hing to
recommend Hotel esr sole place 10 speud the
summer plans OF ROOMS &c apply 10 or ad-
q. ". Mac lvoy, MONTNERr HOTEL Niddleiown
springs, VI. ar J. ~ j. EAGER. - ;lin-sI.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-06-30
HORIZON LODGE,

CLHvERpALE ON LAKE GEORGE. ny.
op,ns June IS. Nice shady grove fne view exceilsnt
DO malaria stop IL onr docs Post ohoe IN
this house Txn telegraph ot1ce. Terms noo
erata Wl1te forC
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-06-30
ORIENTAL HOTEL.
MANHATTAN BEACH Hotel,
NOW OPEN
Apply at hotel or to CHAs. NJ: REYNOLDS. il5 Broad
ADlRONDACKS.

TAYLOR HOUSE AND IL COTTAGES.
fAAe View Point sonrooB located schroon LAKE. IN
shady Pine grove scenery unsurpassed pure mounan
opr,s perfect diaDage Iune class CITY
c. I. TSYLOR son,
South sosroon Post once Essex County. N. 2.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-06-30

w UNITED STATES AND ROYAL MAIL STEAM
ER$ FOR QUEEN IT DWN AND LIN -.KPO IL
EffIT Sic cant Derry -. + r.rsdav Iuy /. 4
ADRIArIC. Nap; Pars THURSDAY Ju'V : IN
CELIIC. can't Ges.irll. IhursiAy ia! - d. IN
From the White tar Dock. foot - ; 1T INST
RAJ so SSp and slll Return u'k 'tS On -
Vorable terms. tho Do Co1nrf - n
lermeaa iriac IN fci-ic ,liFl -S5 SO
FOr insreetirn plans AMI other ni1r nf1 ppn AT lh'
.ompsnvs Offices VI y Broliway. New ,r -, -
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-06-30
amusemeuts.
NEW TO NEW-YOR

NEW TO NETWORK.
PRACTICALLY A TOUR OF THE FRONTIER
THE LOCATION EAsYTO REACH. 10 CENTS FAHhs
FROM BATTERY. IS MINUTES
Masn,rcent Grounds shady Natural surronndogs
IN keeping with the standing Hoeray, and IN tns
auspices Of tho
STATEN ISLAND AMUSEMENT COMPANY
uimiied).
ERASTINA WOODS MARINERS HARBOR
TO-DAY AND EVERY DAY.
BUFFALO BILLS WILD WEST
THE ACME OF INTELLIGENT EFFORT
TO Combine
Mert instruction. Pleasure and Eiucson. In an Epton
Of our Nations Progressive History
MORE GENERAL FEATURES OF WESTERN LIFE
Than ever Def 1ro at and pac,.
VISIBLE ON THE FACE OF rHE GLOBE
now TO GET THERE
FLEET OF STEAMERS FROM FOLLOWING PofST%
the Battery srSnns 2, al F tsyisa R ssasn fss
S %5Gf" Sny "S
with train. direct ior Erastn esyn$ Bs" For eyenns
psrfo nance At At s55 c g. e55 $50
ioo nj isp 81, 3 M co g m m
TRIP yom VIZ , We; CT: e. 3, m Fa
Steamer Moran leaves sta.n Island Fsyr g DoGs
Round mai p ccs and rsi,s. Bridge
Wharf at Fulton Ferry. Brooklyn at 80 y & o''' ill.,
%EwA RK~steamers Thomas and Nasens Leave
Commercial Dock daily p. M D. m; y IN. ''on' "'"'
So ErIzABErHPoRr-sre Pinto leaves every 20
"nu''' fleet r.uTning mneaa s'tsr Exhibition
.,.o T%9 pHkFokAANctE ysry Ni<hias sosocs.
Afternoon ' NsSt made qay BY slssssa,i,
Grand s% .1nS, seating 9f1 Reps; Is CENTS
A rSmc sariy. w VI Sr through camp.
Doors open 1870 aud D. IN
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-06-30
LAKE VIEW HOUSE.

Among the Green the shore OF axe
st Catherine FoDtncy VI o?en Juno TO cober oeant
II miles ana haf miles
o III mosquitoes d tnpn~Ss grounds ~
extensive. crOquet billiards. bathing boating
and fine fishing week. - TO 40 aOt rstcl
rooms 9xl6; accommodate loo tor further PARTICULARS
p j. GRJFFIIll, POultaey W.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-06-30
HOTEL WELLESLEY.

kRINO PARK. Wellesley, Mass
Unsurpassed accommodations guests Remarkably
he1lthy location Ton Of ornamental gar
Cens erner~s gr,ttOs Of all
summer resorts. Illustrated circular. - . 80
0. M SOUTHW OK & CO.
pronr
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1886-09-02
FOREIGN.


Rn&MaHAt. HeuA /. - AdEicas from
Chine leo F0s, he ehisf eng q lhs
prugiuaa cf Sso1ne1s Htat4 ttat tna
nsaiRas 81 tha eastern paFa q tAat prov
insa and tkaae q norf1ern Ccchin
Gina have rtsan aRains. ~ Christtans.
and ara msmaAeIsina thsm ana destroy
ina thaiE peupefty. fht1 Ae4iEa paraa-
enffan 4 attribu1sd q tha impradanss
a. tha Eaalklh SD AuaEtcaa uissianal.
~ = Coahin Chlna. Aboat AIRS
Chriatfana haHs bean kiilnd. Ghals
hpnass harnsd end fAaig faEms deNtrg4-
-. 1n Ssshnsa . gsnaxai massaezs q
Ckrstiaua is FagoE q e . n pIaNrsEH.
and fhsy are kiilsd mhageVef foGnd.
Villas onmpaa " ~ C1FtHllanl
ksps hesa asslIsJsd. and 81 - iasdl
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1886-09-02

Cukurusrua e. Oh Sea- I. - fhs
.omuo.Iioss of the Ntats snt Ceasrtsy d
-, to gnFk tnuiahl expeetinG 3 frsrh
ahock az enfthqnAk4, ard tAe P&par
eaunot tharefnre be tzsned to@effow-
The Relieving aFsieae uaa prepafea ior
Unhlieafion % ~ Nes 81 Cs1rtsy,
80 q tslsgraphsd almos1 h the wFit -
own Word&
Nsesgsarsiy any dsssEiptiga fhai can
~ uivrn a. ths aata1aF W1la1 Ana -
fsIisn eaF city eaasises 70 naEsasaos
- Ire sxperienees and aneervasinne g
insfViasnia, ard ths aubiecl belne Ne
- snd tha expeFteGoe e al nelaz
neariV alIka. ths esorg tula ~ oaa care
g-i ofnerVsr mAy weil atand for 1nn-
49, rsksss VIA only aiizbi vATiAtiol4
PsohahlE ths hsal taaa tes, 81 - AS
- - eknEaasaK uf tAe ol4tGfn40eas
ssurrFora. mAg ha aeaatnsa lrnsE = nAr-
rnfion a tha ssanaa e NedAesaay
nsaas q thag wsFs FEeae9ze4 = AsA..le
ss-rra whila enE8e4 g a4 N&44 -
- - - nnnA n1exg Ee9m19 81 f1a
lTssr1 50 C1aFlfF o1cA
IA - tI-ss e - aEnl ahoak ~
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1886-09-02
PACIFIC COAST.

Whaleom and akaRia Delsanllsna.
WnA1cam (W. I'll Hapa. I.--Kha
Whatcom Coanty Repubiiesn Canvnm-
tion va bald today, and elected kuQsao
Canaeld, 4. O. Nloklin, W. "a. Malloy,
W. r. MguiiFay, M. M. Clolhiag, N. q.
MaEeaeh. O +. Cllns. Sohn klwona and
n. Andersen DslaQatea 70 the HapuhIi-
can keFritoriai Congsnfion.
EaacuEKKa, Sept. LII Foli1winR are tha
Skaafi ooaney Deloaaass % ne hspuhii-
can Territorial Oousenlioai y. ~. Ne.
0iynn, - Mcbride, d.. q. ". Cai1o4n,
J. >. Edena. Thomas Cain. Mf. BaYtnn,
- HaEeseon. Byron Baflow and Mink-
Yer. They ere uninairneted foE Dolo4asa
10 CongFenl. and are dividsd o1 ne
nominaiina af Hon. n G. kaRan1on f9g
Joiut COuneilman.
A NsW wells FaFss Exprc.a Assni.
Ponx TowHsENp, eaua. Ia. W.
ThaFman, Of ne talagraph oilles, 3 ngw
Wells Fargo & Oo.'s Exprs1a AGENT vtao
7. y SpsaesE. uho eeos V Aiaska 81
NE Kaao.
Cmiifssnfa Bsmoernatr canven4asm.
6kN FnaNcIsco, 1spt. 1.-Chairnan
Whits called tie California Democ1aAis
8aats ConVentiau 10 oraar at ios30 @. a.
Tha Commilasa on Parmam4ns UrgsAt-
zatian and Ordsr Of Baainess dseiaed
% Fsoommand that tbe maiogily e tho
delegates votina shall onuatliafa q n0m-
inafion. Ins uaflook before tha open-
Inc of the Ccaguntion is thai theFe WI
Be- 20 haliot taken today % ~ nDmina-
tioa of 0sVeFnaF. The platfaFm, is y
believed. vii 0snss = lona and he4taa
dabats.
GsFonl.sss Tsrnss.
TumusruME. AnR. Ht.--A Msxioan v ho
hns arrived hafo ffom 0arenimoi1 q mp
Al Ean Bsrnardins ranch STATES tha1
Qefunimo Informed him tha4 tha turma
under whiah ho woald auKEandaF %
0onerai Nils weEa that his kuo wlEss
b hfouQht haak fFom fIuFida, and taa4
kimasif and hia nins1aam n1mpa1i0me
Be given z separate reservation. 0Gr1-
nine thsn added thaf u 0unsFai Miss
uoait not aeoept thess terms Ae wouie
REFUSE - anrrsadeK. 0amHFMi Milaa and
9 large body Of troops ere noarly e.
peeisd % ths af0uud.
ahEpp1nE lnfeIllneaee.
Puzx TowMax2n, napA. A.--Hha h@Fk
NoFthwaz1. Captain Aelfafe. - y NE nN
Point NarFoWsiou. Waitina foE Ne feG
- eiaaF "a. sha has ben thero tue
daFa. Ths anahor m8oek waa nafFiea
nwav lasl niaht IN the hsaFY tide ruu-
uinr. Tha eaoiain Nas mada 80 e.
tenpss q - 3 go bas faiie6 gwiug %
tha wimd dyiaa ouk he &ogweMia1
hnfk Noruay ia hsgo pfeparing fof zee.
Ths Naruaqisn lark AlEFt ano taa
CbfIian harks Domfnes AID 8aa1a MaFis
are iysna in tha hartuK 10 hmflmsk. Tbs
achoonsI Mary Parksx, Captnin Adnma.
lafs thia naFninR Ter Iaxsda aftrl 3
earro q lFna uss fer lhe fafnaea
Pear DaauqvE4x. Amg. 1L--&aAlad-
BaFk Mary 0iopor.
TaIuaH, Sapl l. - CIc14yi fze41
aoufAaasi uind
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1886-09-02

The nnmbsF q teIeshcnss neW u ths
1nitod 6taaaa h &ls.6IA. Wtile in 0reas
Britain tners EEs only t3oo1 II othef
wurla thsre ere over tueliy tele-
phunea ID tie Unlls4 sta1es faE eStfy
enc fm Eaei&na. IhsEe y ~ ee2nlEy
ID aka frunI rank q elFaizHisca weaEe
ta1srhouis faaiIities ars 60 amitea - b
Englnna sd ssallana.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1886-09-02

eir1sa. en4 a. e If espsndsd CO paas-
ina wlthim tAa grassy hoan3s- AiRea1
eal1. e4lElness ard ulAgE p11iaAaa gase
rn1Ro1 u lia1a - - slEoal1 e1rlound-
~ - NQ1aEe. w1lls sAa Ao1Bes sload
~ teonaA aniuE l1a Rrognd IN mnxiuuz
inq1iFY. he UnloEea peoFle ever
WeaEs Were lnad end unaea1aR n theiz
dealzEzlions IS alArn. ID ssnEinG 6
hymns esd fasysna appsala fuF God's
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1886-09-02

Thsrs dind xeeanflY e WhitsAMli. N.
Y 1aiio 4. Bal, tAa insN1toT q tee
tFolllna bai1 nou - as1eSsilg nssa- A1e
ART ans maas wns q Grads MaNif, almeal
a. nannfarzaF4 of - buwi 81 q taERe
l.hl...l.ln - q q.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1886-09-02

Aneg rnsthe1 q dFeuing uaanta -
wkieh thsif heaiina Is nd q b sa4las-
a sna fhs pain ma4s g. oia4fEe4f -
auee. 80 hean hruuRht in1o nallao ~ a
Frenst aarraen- II oznaisla Is tn1 -
n1ioa1sr1 81 eamrfg1z8 - g4z1 q -
eusiGn q 80 paxla 81 esiefiaa ro04 l1
YN0 rar1s a. wnaar. Ea Is nxp1aly stat
q Ikas Ghs iFaafmsni b q ~ eEaa -
dsep Woune&
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1886-09-02
AIExaHDER AND ruE RTLGAnIAEA,


AA8ANA W 8N4A4A& Ol9AAAAs
BUaaAKnsT, Sept. Ia Russian
Csianai, KisSakod, has been arrested e
L9mpaiankA. ft ig rumoeod that Kara
vAioa has hed from So6A.
BIsMAnck's VIVA
LoMpoM, Sept. 1.-The Standavdps Ber-
lin correspondent says thai Ia oonvoraa-
tiou yesterday Bismarck said: II fully
oeiiese y the peace aeVieas from SOFA.
fney say that Ksravaio9 and the me
tropoiilAn element have nsd from that
city. karasaioHa action during tha
revolution vas suspiei0as. BE allowed
AlexandsF's paxiiaAns 10 bo ARRESTED hy
ZKnk04 and 70 remain IL prison. and
failed % 1isarm al the soldiefs impli-
eaied II The oonapiFaey.n
xHR LOYAL xnooFs ExrEn SOFIA.
SoFEA. Sspt. l.--Oal. MnlkAEoG and
his troops arrived hars today and r.
esivod A enthusiasts uelcoma. Khe
city u calm. Froparationa are being
made foR q toyfal gelcome 70 AiaKandef.
Arrests of the plotteFa oonttnaa. A
eoaft martial is being formed ana viii
aeal with the oonspiFatola a. early a.
ponsibie. The Ministry oontinnes % ~
at TiFnoVa. TIE Kline 81 Roumania has
wrillea 70 Alexander conafainiasing hiH
on bis return.
ALAxkxDzR's oyKrIoE.
soEzA, sspG L-Pdnss Aisxanasr ar
rived ed Elaua, batwaan TirnogM and
Ss6a. Hia ionKney 10 Elena Was marked
by . earios u pogalaf ovafions, similar
% th0ss rsportsd yesterday.
mTHnvuw wrrH AExxAsDnn'a EkxHns.
PAnrs. SEA-. I.-Ths Joaraai De
Dsbafs puhlnhEs Gn fnsesvisu with
PFtncs Alaxander % Heaaa, father Of
tue Pfinos of Bulgaria, 10 whiah he d.
elarea that Bulgaria 8suld re ia any
assemp8 On tha part Of kassia - occupy
fhaiF eoantFy and nAya thas hoatsiitiaa.
which wouid follow, wosld oomproniss
the paciao relations existiag betWoan
these three natioas.
GAMxoER UMnEn kMMEsE.
soRzA, sspt. f.-ZaukoG, the Rns.ian
sho v4s ths lsadinR spifii b ths reesnt
rspoIutian, has been arrested and plnesd
under strang guard the members of
uhioh have bosn ortsred % keep him
under o9nslans Hsrseiiiauss - 4 4 fsAf-
I'd tha4 be may eommit auioide.
The rasolufiunaxy tF0spa retFeated %
the haiahfs a sofa. whish hey oeou-
pied. Ths LoFalis1 tFosps guEFnznaed
thoaa, eompalisd them g nnxINndeF and
than disaEnled sheE. plasinR ths ollosrs
on1sr arrost.
WILLIAM DIzP1NAAKp.
BnMExx, 6sgG. i.--If is Fum8red that
tha EmparBe h4a iufinated ts kFincs
AisEan8er that cirsams1anaes eemcei
ne slEikine e his nama from tie Pras-
aian nrmy rolih.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1886-09-02

CaknIEar0N; Sept. I, II q. q IA
enrthQnmhe sash ns has never before
been kn0wn IN The history of this uisy
e9ap1 over Charleston iasl nilht shortly
after 10 o'clock. casing moro ioss and
injury ta properly, and far more loss Of
ilfe, than tbs oyolouo Of the year pre-
gfona. The sfreela are encumbsred With
masses 81 failsu bricks and tangled tel
aRrAph and telsphone Gires, and uD 70 an
early h0ur e uas almost impessible 10
pass from one part of the city 70 anoth-
aF. The iFsf shock was by fAF the most
severe. Most nf she people vita their
families passed the night IN the streeta,
which even this merntng are crowded
with people afraid - 70 eater their
killed and wounded, chiefly e0loFed.
Amone the whites killed and fatally
wounded are II. J. Lynsh. DR.. 3. Ajax
andeE Hamlin and Ainaley Robes0n.
Three or f0aF fres we're started IN as
mary sections of the city vita the hrst
shock. aud very coon he placs wAs tllu
minated with the flames. thus leading
all 10 believe that What was left By The
earthqaake wonld Be devoured By the
Gre. HsWevar. the Ore department. vas
80 we'll divided and banded shat the
fres were under o0ntFol bY daylight.
Fully Is 70 $50 residences and stores
Were consumed. The loss By IRE and
eaKtbQuaka cannot be accurately eati-
ma'ed, bus it cen BE- safely placed At
eSD.Oo0. As far as could Be asosEtainsd
during ths night from dfteen 70 twenty
wofe killed and much greater nnmbaF
wounded, IN all sorts Of ways. Tha l0s
OF human life viii Be great aad it uill
take day 10 ret at the aocuFate num-
Der. Tbs shocks we're severely felt a. .
distance Of fifteen miles and have dons
inegaimable damage 70 the railroads and
70 telegraph property. Charleston is
new enaiFely Isolated fEom the outside
world.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1886-09-02

CaAnrins1oA q. o., Sept. Lat 9sis
last night tAia city vas visited By q ter
Fibla earthquake. The heat tWo shocks
ucEe fearful. Buildings agaysd from
aids 10 aide and the earth rose and fell
like waves en the ocean. Psople rushed
madly from their homes int the esrseta
some spranQ from windows and we're
injured. fhe sxpeFieaee OF those u
buildings at the time % the hRaf shock
eaa that of being rocked as IN aship
st sea. Many Of the most substantial
haildinea we're ahaksn 10 theiF fonnda-
tions and their wails were cracked. Five
minatss nfter The hrsf shock ssoond
cAms ana tn minutes after third. Othef
shocks followed nntil ISIS q. m, When
NE eighth shock was felt and thia one
lasted foR q mi1ula and q half. Al I
O'Clock thia morning ninth came. ~
$50 and i0-0 TIE city was again made
% trsmbla.
Two sight shocks Of saEthQuAks have
been felt since. the 1rst Af SO this
morning and one about lsa0 p m, but
neithaF dofna any further destination.
Not even daring General 0ilmore'a
bombaFdment of ths city has there been
suoh deplorabls stata q AFFAIRS here.
The city b liierAlIy IN ruins. and the
psopIe ass living 20 squares and publie
psrha. and sheFe is great rush % the
railroad dspoam 70 ast away, bai 0wtng
% the earthquakes no trains ere able %
b dispatohsd from the city. Isle-
ernpnie eommuuieaaion b also eat %,
save one wiuo Of the 6oa1hern Tele-
graph Company. which ia loaded Win
anxiou1 pFivase messages
Il h impossihis % depies The rain and
dnanlmfion wAieh prevails Not q single
piaos of busineas IN the city is 0psn.
ave tha drua alorss, uhlsA ere basy
preparing preparations fug TIE woun1od-
ID Il impoesihles also 70 give any cor
RES estimate Uf the killed and voanded.
a. bodies are oonstaasly asine disinrtsF-
"a from she dAbfta Of the sFscksd hoasss
One undsKsAkeE Who uas interviewed
dated chat ks had faFuiehsd SCAT
sofIins 20 b noon today. Many q ne
dad are tyina unbaried. These are 81
sha unar~w GLASSES uf euloFso peaE1e
xho await hnrial ey The eonnty.
Thera are not half q daEen tents 10
tka alty, and wame1 aa1 c114fea are
axpnRieneina areAt pFtyaaiona m e01ss-
aasnse. Az night appfoacAss mosa Of
tne heads a famliies are trytna 20 oon-
sffuct tents oat of hed Sheets. spare
awnlnns and other material mas eomoa
% thsif hAndA The en- y abona . 50
90 what is feared nay Be anothe< ntGht
az haFtor. ID IL calculated thAt three
quarters o. The city viii have % - -
saist snhrely Il ne hoasea uEa p m
hahatsd.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1886-09-02


inq1iFv. Ihe onloEed peoQle epeEy-
Weass we're lnad ana unesazaR n tkeix
daalzEzliuns IS alArn. II s.nEinG g
hymns aad fsgysna appanla f1r Gods
CmuExxArx. Sapk. 1.--Ihnre waa q DE-.
alae6 dlAaEenna II o. eanaEisT e tha
eaE11uaAko ah1ek u ths diHsEant ouil1-
lnRa and IN di11I1u4 parl1 e tha eity
laMf m1EhA MANY penNla dfd nu4 %
ueFre i na all Tia largest nuiiainR in
Ne oilY and oss oE ths ulrsnea14 Sow
srnmsnt bnil1in1s, rocked siolsnlly
with khres distinna vihsasiuna Large
etocEa s1opge1 and mizso1n ueEa hzoksn.
Il ~ and sgsun a1ory azls II ne citY
TIE gleEa1ionz w1ra aeR1re, dishes Wera
lhFuwn frcm oaphoaEdA and aFaialaa iHil
fr1m manfeaa, willis ehan6alierA WaTe
nGlla4e1 ag e b. q glxeng uind Rrob-
a1lg twelly q thiFty meetings of LODGES
vera hTnken 40 WifAeat q matian 10 na-
io1rn. a. ne old ArmorY euiidInR %
Co1r1 stroet ne piaatarinR % th8 cell
IN W1a nEukeM aimazl a1tlnsty.
ne 4hn1k waM fel4 IN OuMmingEiile.
u ths northeEn part q ths clsy. Hars
hRels uaEe put 90 and halliea 1roksn
IN dEua slnFeN
Thgonahoui tha STATS digpaanhaa indi-
enfe that d ooouEred aimn1t at the same
tma. AZ Hamilt1n the hoandars n she
holsis Fnn oaf and walll wsrs said b
awaS one ard q half inehoa. AZ Can
ten. f3hin, foar akoeka WoEe observed,
see motion bsin1 fson noEth - eoain.
Hall The popuiass Was IN the strssts
.A,Al1A .l " - :. 80. y. .Agskisaes ". :
- > r,--1iss = =. - S,..@- =, is = rs~s-
Coooa--se~n 80 - .koeku ~
sauae aaorv nowsaa fram nenrlv evsrv
eown n 0kfa-
.AtAAAAA-
SAVANNAH SEA- 4. a NJ 1hn8e dl8-
ain9a Gnook1 have eae1 3ei1 aaFe slnoe
midnight Iae ln1t occurred q 40 ..
a. All The s1ocka were EhoEt and nos
riolenA khe pe@pl9 are el1ii afeatlg
excited and ara ettsing out to tas nleasls
- slsAfss - eseea.1k s.o..-a ~ -
-.-.,ei S,....s.s.,.. 4. 80 SI.,,..s.. -
- =, 4.-e5 ~~ricrr,~ n q rw9~es~s
sh~s -. - -, ~-.l-s -. a.eI.- Pir,- =
h-ot~- ~ r~kS g~i--,a ~ ~, 'r,.,,-,as,
- 49, a,-.-ssn R5--- -, l.,,s~- -
- Ii,SeSr--- - S..senvsS r. =
n~,u.le - - f.ls-1a a.1--'Sr-.sS a 49,
~ thef sbsv - a s slase AZ tsr-s-. -
rlere a ~ -, u,.ni-seion s-ish -
mainlana. ~ m 80 inn~l,fs NJ. -
aassmbied On ths hiaklanda Tna okiaf
Gauss Of fear 3 from tidal uAxe, tie
Island having oeea sWept - AnRnst.
l1sA
AZ sunrNEHTrLn.
onruwnr. ~ ~ esus f.-sumu,.-.
villa, swenty-two miles from Oharleslon,
vas nearly delleoyed b ihe earthqaake
last night 1hs passsnger train from
lnas plaos la OaaEieston vas snroun
from the tfaek near sammsrvills last
nleht. ana tae enelneer ana hfelan
',.ssss5 80, s',c,,s;, ~ s.,s..,s,. -
sompanv line mea. have not reeehed
OharIesfon. The whole hueiness porfion
Of Sammsrvilie is totally wrecked.
- .v.v.-.
AUGUSTA toAls sept l.-I9o dis