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Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-03-09
TIRE GRAND JUKV CHARGED
Concerning the clayton Murder and
She BRIIOf-8oN steal.

TUy T'IIsT dITI " III7 II7I7I--0 Do
81 LOUIS, March s. AdyicCs from Arkan-
80, sly that Judge Cunningham, Of the CIR
cut Court OF Conway county, in charging
the grand jury laid special stress on the
murder OF John u. Clayton. he was very
severe i'm deuuncation OF the crime. and
nryed the iury 10 make every effort 10 disc
cover The murderer and bring him 10 justice,
The Jury is composed OF good men, both
Democrats and Republicans, and 70 has gone
10 work with caruestness, determined 20
ferret ont The ASSASSIN Of CLAYTON and the
theft OF the bslloi-boX at Pummeiville IN
NoNtmh9r
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-03-09
rma Electric NuGA" PARTIES.
Mrs. Friend demanded 10 iIie rcrnhs.

ihy telegraph 70 the Di-pa,;n.l
New Y0GE, March S.-rhe parties con-
carned in the alleged electric sugar
illuds with Mrs.. o. =. Friend were
Agun in the Court OF General s,s-
sions before Recorder smyth this alter
noon. Counsel asked that Nrs. Friend
Oe permitted 70 20 on her own recognition
until Monday. Thls was opposed ~ the
District Attorney. who asked that lail be
fixed At $4,000. The Recorder sent the ease
over until Monday and rcmsnded the pr-
sOner 10 the Iombs until that date.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-03-09
Raiirond Sutt UtsmiSses.

AUGUSTA, o., March s. Ihc ease against
the Pom koyal sue Augusta railroad COM
o,rv. ne Central railroad ct Geo gia and
The Georgia Railroad and Terminal Com
many. brought 10y certain 00ndnolders 81 ihe
Original Port ROYAL rOId. asking an iniunc-
ton aud seeking 20 break shr icsses OF the Cen.
tfal rsllrosd aud others upon TIE Port ROYAL
ana Augusta Rsilrcad COMPANY, wa to-day
dismissed. peuding argument on the iDiunc'
ION before judge Henry G. RoDeS, Of TIE
Supsrior Court. The case was dismissed bY
the compliments in accordance with the
terms OF settlement agreed on between The
parties. and which the counsel refuse to d.
Vulge.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-03-09
RICHMOND TOBACCO MARKgr

MARCH S, 1872.
Lose sal5s were large, o32i0poun ls With na
highest for heavy dark wrapper leaf and ic.
lowest. which shows a good Improvement IA
prces on iCuaugo scyergi good new DARK sales
were also male.
We note continued good old wrapper sales to-
t.y Ter leading manufacturers Of New fOrs
the West Of late has also b,en buying freely.
and NO have no doubt bit mat the good work
begun Will be kept mp 60 March
A. auction % offered, lstaken In; Highest sale
4Oc. ia two cases, lowest f2.W.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-03-09
AfIIi~ O,nrricl.a.

10y tti0bio fA ~ tho hieP@a~A'i
CSCINNATi, March s.-Attachment after
attachment comes in against Albert Meter,
the wellsknOwn broker. The mortgages
upoo the residence heiu ia his wiIGs name
are about tn be- iorecl0sed. and II IS the gene
raj belief that Meter will not return. lie
aud his brother made a sensational failure IN
New York ten years ago, when 1t Wss dis
covered that they bad rehypotbecated tue
bonds pledged with them. Since then Al
bert Meter has been doing an unusually
large brokerage business in tots city.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-03-09
To re Held as AL tiaxara-.

HELENA. MoNT., March s.--Wednesday
night 800 men left Butte for JeicTs0n
CANYON armed with Winchester rifles. They
were employees a. the Uaon Pacific road.
and were under the cIptaucy OF a man
named KenEa, an employee 81 tie r0ac.
They had tents and all camp equipments,
and their instruc,ionsw to hold the canyon
AZ all hazards. A large number of Northern
Pacific men have started from Helena Tor the
same place, and II is certain that there will be
trouble over the possession OF the canyon.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-03-09
4 RntIrnnd Mrech.

by telegraph 10 the Dspaycn.l
CINCINNATI, March S.-A wreck occurred
on the Louisville and Nashville road, be-
tween Morris station and Independence,
KY, six miles back OF COYingtoE, about
hali-past O'Clock hast night. The last car.
next TO the cabOose. on the local freight ON
It's way to Cincinnati broke an axle, throw
ing the car and cabOOse from the track and
wrecking both. Three men were buried In
the debris. One was Conductor Rogers,
another Brakeman Bell aud another brake
man whose name il unknown. All were
seriously injured. They were removed 10
COyingtOn,
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-03-09
KEW YORK srncK KhpYET.

NEW YORK. March S-Dulness in the stock
market was more marked to-day than % any
time In the present year. Rnd fluctuations were
strictly uDon a par with business, the 1nsl
results Of tho days tral ssctious. except Ia feN
cases. being entirely insignncent The general
temper OF operators was oullish, ani I'm response
% fhs feeling there was some improvement
made 10 quotations Until the prevailing dulness
encouraged attacks upon few stocks The
moss Influential favorable news Nns thV delara-
ton 81 = dividend upon Missouri pacihc OF GER
cent 1dyices from Washington OF good pro-
gross made at She conference Of The interstate
Commits ion ami state tnilrOat officials, with
tho assertion that the acceptance Of Tie position
OJercd Oy ine railroads IN Mr. alser was al
most a certainty. and the news from PARIS that
the sank ~ france bad come TO She AID ~ the
copper syndicate. Ira the early morning -
Paul was a u'arSed f0stufa both for IL auina-
tion aud rise in rs price against mo rndp uotei
selling % 2 large block by London. lonnc-e"e
Coal was also strong feature at ms Zine 81 the
day aud reached higaer figures thsu ever Nhn-
haitian continued he reaction irons she high pro-
cess 0f laat waes, and other Gould stocks T.
ferej somewhat in sympathy after pressure
wAs brought upon she usL coal sucks were
spcciel poiut 81 nttsCs, aud LnckAwanna ana
Reading 10 he aficru 1on Yielded irRtionaily.
Whom pressure was removed thc market fea' tcf
slightly ans remaiueI duil And stsErAnL closing
dull bat stea iy af but ieat Change generally.
Cleveland. columbus. Cincinnati lndianapo-
rs rcse g.. faLh NiAn Lost b, Rock Island !.
Iotnl sale. IT, Hl s"arcs.
trff inr.--Fxcnsnge fnt ana fairig steady NJ
tS-o4'gn. NOIaT cosy 20 2aA Sub Treasury
balance COD. tii'. IittN, currency. Nru
l2's 50 coupons, 10 state bonds dun and
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-03-09
Coun,erGe,,er. Arrested.
lBy telegraph to the Dlspa,ch-l

LITTLE Rock. Ark, March SIN Conway
county Yesterday Martin Thorn and william
Garner, leaders Of The most extensive gang
OF couulerieitcrs IN the Southwest, were ar
rested. An immense sum OF bogus money,
comprising -. $40. aud $50 imitation gold
pieces. was also secured. over dozen per
sons are implicated, comprising some weil-
known people Of Perry ana Saline counties.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-03-09

by telegraQn % tho Dlspaich.l
BIRMINGHAM, ALA, March S.-Near Gate
City Junction, few miles from blrming-
ham, at : o'clock last night, A. ". Busby
was sitting by bis ffesde and bis wife and
children we're in bed. Without note oi
warning q bullet from 4 Winchester rifle
passed through the window aad struck him
just under the left ear. causing instant death.
lie bad a quarrel yesterday with sag-nili
man from Pelham. named Grant, over some
lumber aad debt Grant subsequently hraced
up with Whiskey and made threats 10 some
companions that be would settle with Busby
before O'Clock. lie is supposed to nave
been Busby's assassin.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-03-09

cupled three cars. Fry bss been missionary
10 the South for three years. Ills converts
were from the backwoods OF East Tennessee,
Northern Georgia, aud Alabama. and were
for the most part ignorant people. The
E'dcr is apparently well-educated and says
that he will give his people new homes 10
The West
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-03-09
NuapendeG Payment.

Wy t'iNNi'l "a ~ s-' NA'i''NN'i
B0STON. March Stafford sons Litho-
graphic Company announce suspension OF
payments, and a meeting OF the directors has
been called to decide on what action "a ne
cessary in the matter. The Suspension IL
due 90 slow collections. The company has
not failed the business still goes on and the
plant would much more than cover all la
Dililies. The works employed l2J men and
has a caDtal Of $4,000. The liabilities are
estimated AZ 100000.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-03-09
Baggage Master Charged wiii steal
tHG.
fny telegraph 90 tns pispatch.l

ny IeIo|THpN 70 T0' U7T'l-H'I
CmciG1. March 5.--t. T.. schroeder, a
train usggocr master on he Chicago, Nil
wa,ace aua -. Paul railroad, has been NJ
rested on chprets OF larceny and forgery.
leis charged wiin having stolen passenger
tickets after thsy ha0 been punched 10y con-
duct0rs and placed 10 envelopes, then TO
hsvo punched the conductors punch-marS
Our Wil station baggage purcn. This made
the tickets as good ~ new for travellers who
had no trunk, TO check. These tickets be
placed on thf market by selling then to
scslpere. Railroad pe0p'e say schroeder
has practiced TINS scheme for several months,
ana their loss is estimated at nearly S2,OOJ.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-03-09

When dl.ease racks The frame. when sores
cover The person. whec aches are IN every
ioint, when the muscles arc soft and DaDoy'
when the last exerton gives fatigue, when
the mind Is Blled with gloom and DIES pond,
eney. what Is there in life worth liyngE And
vel many eke out Just such miserable ex-
istenee. living only for those who love them.
Whs,, II 4 generally known that Browns
Iron Riters wiil cure The above disorders,
how many hearts Will be made glad He"
many homes made happy
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-03-09
Gathered In thc nm city.

lcPcsiaA tptNsA aiA ~ N4' Dl4paNcl.l
LYNCHBuRG, Va, March s. Miss Susan
Sueed snyder, most esiIma6le Christian
lady, died suddenly last night at the home
OF her bsothef-in.law, Major +. j. kirkpat.
rick.
Colonel Benjamin jordan. OF Rockbridge,
and Mrs. NJ. ). Read, residing near Bedford
Spripgs, Campbell county, were married on
Wednesday. The Colonel Il seventy dye
years OF age, and the bride but few years
hts junior Both parties are well known
and have large connection Ia the State.
Estlllsille, Scott county, has voted dry by
go majority.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-03-09

rBy telegraph to tho Dispatch.

NEW YORK. March S.-CaplaIn John Er-
ricsOn, the famous swedish engineer, who
Designed the iron-clad monitor. diod this
morning shortly aztec II O'Clock. he bad
been III for only one week when physician
was called. Owing to his advanced aye Dir.
Errics1n failed TO rally. lie was born on
July 81, 1SO2, in the province Of Wernand,
sweden.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-03-09
1855 SHOCK ~ MARYLAND.
gIiE WRONG WAY.
an xdi,or Assami,ss sroin she Renr.

an Editor AShaN't~N from t@' hNh''
lBy telegraph 10 the Disgatchl
LEXINGTON. kY., March S.-rlmuel ~.
ROBBERS. editor OF ihe Kentucky Leader,
va. assaulted on ibe street thiS morning bc
Ch,ric. scott, manager of thc OPERA House,
who aooroacoca from behind ana ,irucA
h,u hali dozen quick bows before Rob
srts h.d recovered irom the nrst blow.
Roberts as, ao ugly gaSh 0n th' ba OF ans
head. Nbich physicians say wa foade with
slH. mciaInciu.tfumeut scott was suhsc-
ousnu, arrested on two charge assault and
batcry sud cu.tioZ with iuientto G!u. Iae
assault crew oul 0i CRITICISMS Of tdc Opera
House management m the Leader Roberts
wound. have b,eu dressed ana he IS al his
desc.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-03-09

by lolerfanh 10 no Di'na'.hl

|IT W
NV YORK, March IS Robert $ gri son
o! PcnlOn-Aecnt General Franz -,Z'L
who j. charged With pension iorgcrie,. I'D.
day waived further examination and VS.
held Tor trll IN deiaul. ol $1,000 bal. lie
will be called on 20 plead ncNt Wc,k.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-03-09
4 nestrnea redernI omciaI.

~ w 717FI1 ~ VI
LOUISVILLE, hY.. March Suited states
Marshal \. j. Cross to-day sent his rcsigna-
ton to President lIlrrlson 70 take effect on
the qualification Of his successor. The cause
~. stated 10 his letter }. bis belief that all
Federal Offices should be filed from party
nnMpr.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-03-09

IONnoN. March 3. In toe House Of Conn
mons this afternoon Mr.. Campbell gave no,
tIce that be would Introduce resolution
opposing any increase Ia the strength OF the
navy uGyl the Government submitted plan
for The defence OF the country by the and OF
a citizen force ana coast deienccs.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-03-09
Against the Irvine Trust

~ - ~
MrNNEArOLIs. MISN.. March S.-1he Jour-
mars Oes M0ines OOWa) SPECIAL SAYS: There
will be held here on March 18Th meeting
of the Farmers Alliance o. Minnesota, Da-
kota Iowa. Nebraska. Kansas, and Missouri
10 perfect an organization tor the purpose OF
breaking down rue binding. Irvine trust
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-03-09
Another Failure

10y telegraph u the bispahh.i
NEw ORLEANS. March s.-rhe firm - j..
o. DesisFges 4 Co., cOs-dcaiers, to-day
made surrender Of their property b creoi-
tors. The schedule sworn 10 shoss ih7
as.cts 20 DO 100000 and the Liabilities tl4i,-
0lN
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-03-09
Cleveland as aa Athlete.

TOY VoI-sI1Fl ~ --IV II5F- NJ
BUFPALo, \. y. March S.-The Buffalo
Aihletic Club, 10 response 10 an Invitation
sent. received the following this morning {:
~ hereby present my name for member
ship Ia the Buffalo Athletic Club.
"GROyER CLEVELAND,
"45 William street. New York city,"
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-03-09
The roys We're shamming.

~ tolegTaph % the Dl30at-n.I
BrTLSR, PA.. March S.-Scnator Greer,
n,pector Of the soldiers orphans schools.
has completed his report regarding tue
crazy Toy. at McAllisteryille school. The
report will be one OF the most singular and
interesting ever fled in tlat department.
fne BOYS we're shgmmiug.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-03-09

10y lel0fflDu 70 tl0 UIfFflflI
WAsuNGTOs. March s-EX.>fcroiary
Whitney left Washington Tor NY York 70
n O'Clock this morning. Az ~ ths chiefs ~
too bureaus OF The Navy Department and
many personal friends o. tine ex-Sccreisfy
were 1T the station 10 say farewell.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-03-09

IGy Anglo-AmericaR cable to tho Dispatchl
PARIS. March S.--Tre American ba,e.b.di
teams rl1ycd IN the Pare AerO-iatiqHe TO-
DIV before a large crowd OF spectators. Pre-
>rent Caruot wrote TO Ne sr>. Spaidinc and
Lynch regrctiing ms inability TO be- present.
rhe score was: Chicsgo,, ,; Au.Ameri-
..aue f.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-03-09
vArTrNorF gTOCK uARYyr

BAirtNORB. Mo-. March s-Yirgiula l0-i0s,
30, pla: 20. So. 6laGJL Baltimore and ONO
siocf. glh. Northern ContrHl. l5Ha0%; Cin-
,irneN. Washington and Baltimore l5t-, Ny
iil. 30. BIS. ~ a.Eei; Consolidated gas bonds,
40. Old: 10. stock 49,.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-03-09

VIENNA. n ircb Sin an Interview here
t0.day ". Zlnh0G said that the Car he'd en-
pbalicaliY declared that be would not med
die iorcibly With Bulgaria, the expulsion Of
the Prince being an internal ajax.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-03-09

hams auios q, sisasi3b1 Tierced beef slow;
city extra India n9ss. sltasi4 cnt-fncsr
sfesfy. sales. - 90 pounds piskiea ocilies a.
ssse. pic1leJ shoulders. bic Dickie1 hans,
6kafe Aladies 4giet; shDri-QlesF. foSl bari
stcadser Ard quist. eestsrn sfesri, I'm: ritg.
a. optons--Marrh asa April. sd; Nay.
$40 bid jane, t,.Jsaf7.e1: redned qniet. Con-
iiaeai. E.foaf.6)- fr0ighe slee4y; colon,
iI-CSi. grain. gsd
gHirA3t
Crtctao March Tho essh qsptsilon' Nefei
Flour ouls, and unchanged No spring AMI
M rod wheat, 90. an $780, 80. acorn. $50
NJ 2 oa,e e5e Ness D0ff, fLfa,ii.b iaf'.
"a c1afg ~. ftor-rti e. lisif2 - shoul ifrs,
f.ssssAS7s. shof,-caaG f1aat6taS WHY
hey, st0l
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-03-09

OARR.-Disd. a. Ashland. Va, SIN harrh,
1850 Of pneumonia bAhNkt JLffhhsoN
CARR In his forty-efhfb year
Funeral from Union depot TODAY NJ 5oclock
2. ". upon rrrlyai Of the FAST mail-tfain.
Friends Of the family are ioSltod 10 attend
pOWELI--Died. on the morning Of Darch s
Issss. LOUIS II. POWELL. OF LcesDufg. Va
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-03-09
ArT,ynlortne crew.

rBy telegraph 70 ths Dlspa'cn.i
NEW YORK, Msrch S.-The shiD Il Nicho'
las, from Liverpool, arrived heIc to-day,
having on board the entire csew Of the Nor.
wegdan bark aarryatt. which foundeEed or
Ualteras February 18th.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-03-09
\ weeks Failures.

tLY telegraph 10 .us pispAlcl.l
NEW YORK. March s.-lhe business fill-
ures occurring throughout the country
durinz the week number for the United
-tltrs, 2ll; Canada. 40-total, 2Sl-again,t
132 last week.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-03-09

10y I"T'r TIIl = IH' "'7T'.''I'I
ALBANY, \. y, March s.-Thomas e..
Cooper, wholesale dealer IN l0uy and pros
visions. assigned thi- afternoon. LiaDlIi-
ties. 100000. The preferences aggregate
trI 600
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-03-09
inthe mnnr,sofa RecelYer.

lBy telegraph TO the Dispaichl
CLEVELAND. March S.--Tbe Fmclay Iron
aud Steel Company. a. iindlay. o.. was
pl,ccd m the hands % a receiver to-day.
LllblItIcs s1l,UuO.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-03-09
Tne CanaIa COLLABORATION.

PARIS. March S.-Ihe Court Of Appeals
hiss declared that The Panama Canal Com
many i civil association, thus reversing
the decision o. tue Tribunal Of Commerce
that tie company was a commercial society.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-03-09

CINCINNATI. March N--liOgs steady. Flour
barely steady. Wheat nominal ~. nd. 90
81. Corn firm ~. 2 mlxei, Nc. uets qui"l
10. mixed, lGa26tc. PORK QUOT ~ siAN
Lard nominal 40 ths5aSfN huik moas and "a
con quiet and nrin. Nhlskey steady ~ flu
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-03-09

LoVD0v, March 9.-1'te tbaw ard heavy
rains have caused seriou. flood, IN the Md
lands in TIE West oi England. Numerous
fatalities are reported.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-03-09
Mormon cesver,s from .he sOu,h.
lby telegraph % The Dispafch.l

Topeka. KAs., March Site Denver ex.
press yesterday had GA board the Mormon
elder Fry, OF Salt Lake CITY, aud 175 con.
yeris 10 the faith iron the south. They oc-
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-03-09

LONDON, March S.--The first m9'ch-game
ir Fn@land Of the American baseball teams
viii take place at Remington on Tuesday
owing 10 the uudtnes- Of the Bristol and
ANfnrl nrnnuhe.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-03-09

PARIS, March SIT is officially announced
fhat President Caruot will on Saturday sign
the decree Teyokiug the decree VI exile
against the Duke d'Aumae.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-03-09
NoREOLK pEANur MAnKEE


MACH s.--Msrsat qiiet. $50 uanss lions re-
portcd. Cuisines al sfaui-sll nt the iar.
tories, AMI uo special demand for an} .lr -
ttOcx today. PriTe, d.. . os'rs primo, 9.ti
fancy, 5hc; c0um'n, h1jt.rt flHi' J,
2i,a3.c Spanish, e; factory hand-p.cAed.
oa.tsc
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-03-09

Try telegraph 10 the Dispatch.l
WAsUINCToN. March S.-Ihe Treasurer
10 day accepted sllO.Jo0 "a al l0S.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-03-09

LENNON. Pa. March S.-A light earth
quake shock was experienced through this
section about G:30 this evening.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-03-09

rennSylvausa ana Maryland shaken
icy telegraph 10 me Dispatch.l

LANCASTER. "a. March S.-Two pro-
nounced earthquake shocks ~ere lelt here
fh,- evening about G:<O. Buildings swayed
and people ran out OF thcir houses. Reports
from points ia the county shOH that the
shock MAS very pcrceptibc.
HARB-HCnG. Pa, March S.-A distinct
earthquake shock was felt this evening be-
tween and o'clocS in this city and wei
nifty. fhcre was forcbls tiemor Of the
earth which was felt and noticed by num-
her ~ people. At stcelton the impression
prevailed ior time that ono OF the furnaces
Of the Pennsylvania >,eci-Worls had b!oEn
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-03-09

COTTON KgPoxr.

Weono,s. Fl0s. g. S)As2T5. superrns. S275a
s.. y; oK.rs. Slb)asA'j family, btaSL1l pAtsn'
ghmily, c0untgg, Si.,5sShy9
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-03-09
PEOPLE FRIGHTENED.

PEOPLE FRIGHTENED.
CARLISLE, Pa, March San earthquake
suook winch passed over this part Of the
ate this evening was felt throughout the
city. 4 number o. buildings were shaken
and the occupants frightened, but no dam-
sse Is reported.
THE FORCE SLIGHT.
Lebanon. Pa. March s.--A light earth
quake shock was experienced through THIS
section about $3.50 this evening.
NOISE LIKE THUNDER.
GcrrYsBrrG. PA, March Sat $40 this
evening a STINT earthquake shock was iet
on Cemetery HilL Houses were shaken IN
iil the windows ratified for ten seconds. II
was Glso felt at Hanover and points cast.
At Lineboro, Nd, noise like thunder
wes heard. At Emery Grove Junction II
wss Thought q train bad lett the track and
Knocked down tGe station.
HOUSES rRfuBIgD AND W0BEN SuRlEKlNG.
YoEK. pa, March S-A pronounced earth
quake shock was ftlt here this evening 1T
$50 O'Clock. which had he effect OF frlghten-
lnK nearly every body IN tie city and suburbs.
Houses trcmhled for nearly minute, aud
articles OF furoiture wcre moved. Each
citizen thought an explosion or some such
lffIlfDA UAu MAtiifutN ~ thf HVhHf W H4'
ueIghhor. aud 1t was not until they ran out
OF their houses TO find every body else out
side that they found ont that II wasa earth
quake shock. TWAS a loud report with very
distinct vibrations, and WAS the most violent
shock ever felt here. Women ran shrieklng
from the houses with their unf,nts in then
arms. In come sections 81 the city the eX-
element was intense. No damage resulted
here.
STRANGE ROCKING.
READING. pa. March S.-Shorily after
C:fO tins evening persons residing IN this
section experienced a strange rocking and .
trembling OF the earth, which l. hegeNed 10
have been cau.ei boy an earthquake. II was
folt very q stnctly on South mountain, this
county, no houses on the outskirts OF the
ciiy. and a other points IN Berks, Lancaster,
sud Lebanon counties which could be
reached sy telephone tonight. Many build
iugs seemed 10 trCmble. No damage vas
done.
AErMBLING NOSE.
WuNuNGr0N, DEL. March S.--Wbati Is be-
Ncyed O. nave been I'D earthquake shock was
noticed bg some people here about G;iJ y.
NJ. There Wa- q percepii0le shake, accom-
panied by iumbllug noise. Telephone IN
gury SHOWS that The shock was felt in the
surrounding country and towns. The shock
lasted about three seconds, and was from
west 90 east
1hG SHOCK rs MARYLAND.
BALTIMORE, March s. Reports from towns
through the northern and western portions
OF M1rYland give an account OF severe
earthquake shock that was felt about bali
ra.t o'clock tonight. In carroll, Baltl-
more. b r,ord. aud cecil counties the elect
az fle shock wss quite f0Tclble. Windows
we're ratified shagc'y, aud cro,kery was in
some cases, thrown from ia Ives. ia the
town n Westminster number OF women
were badly frightened by is seismic wave.
and rushed Vauie-slmckcn from thur
houses. The shock Was feit very slightly in
toe northern portions OF this city, tui no
damarc is known 90 nave resulted. Tue
waye seemed 10 be travelling IN south
castcrly direction.