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were expecting another violent shock.
Fortunately. nothing unusual hap.
pened. The patic now has pretty
nearly subsidized, although families are
sleeping in tents in their rnrds or
houses, or In the public PARKS streets.
The earthquakes by turns, : feeble
anu violent shocks continue ttirrcgu-
lar Intervals. Everybody e. Asta the
climax 20 conn on SepicMbt Hlst, on
account NJ the oquiuox, n y 'cKpori-
Cucc u that this phenomenon dxerts n
great influence on the local earthquakes
10 !. not unlikely that this city viii lo
made totgl wreck. Tue government
has sent 500 men 10 deepen the outlet
20 Lake HOpongO, In order 10 diminish
the amount Of water In II ami reduce
violent shocks. Some wofkmcu ru.
gagged IN digging the cutie, were car.
r.ei away by the torrent oi warm, ~.
smelling water aud drowned.
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CARE MAY, n. j., sept. il.-Pre,I.
dent Harrison, George W. Boyd, Con,
gres.man Reyburn, Philadelphia, and
Gen' LOWS /, Michoner, OF Indiana,
returned this evening from a three
hours' cunning after reed birds, Forty.
two birds, rail aud reed, were baggri.
the President killiug sixteen OF Inc
number The President was greatly
pleased with the coniial greeting Of Inc
country folks, who came from All lie
neighbofing villages to pay their re-
spectH. Children from the Port Eliza.
beth public school came 20 the car In n
body, and the President took each
child by the hand. A Russian Jew
approached the President aud feeling.
~ expressed his appreciation of I'D
great privilege Of being nblo, in this
country, tn approach the head Of the
nation aud receive his kind greeting.
Three hearty cheers were glvon Tor tl,e
President.
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san FRANClscU, Sept. ll.-ghomas
Hart, just discharged from he Sau
Quentin prison, says that loaNcdnss.
day last 100 convlcH cnIploye In the
Jute mill refused 10 Won beauso OF
the poor food Liscf them. Ia men
fof"i,d Lea a Hue AMI nnchtd out
Into the yard Ia an Orderly manner,
and when Warden Hale SD lac would
give them better food the men went
hack 10 work. Hart sayshe convicts
arc given only fourth CA pound Of
meat per Day, while the NV requires
that they he given u poun. The meat
given them, lie says, Wa nearly nj.
ways purified and unfll!o eat. Re.
gariing the alleged c0nsplicy TO break
out " the prison, Tor while seven men
are now In solitary c1ulimncnt, Hart
says there was no CONSPIRACY, and that
the Officers invented the siry TO avoid
having the men work roads near
san Rafael, as ;hcy could Ut be spared
from tholute mill.
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Tho rnrthnnn,.e In s.I,nanr

NEW YORS, Sept. 1.-THE Herald
has this cable dispatch from Salvador;
Tho details OF 4 terrible earthquake
shock, Of which cabled you on
"wednesday, prove Il 10 have been
more disastrous thnn / supposed. Ia
this city about forty persons were killed
and sixteen more or less seriously In.
Jured, There Is no telling 10 what
extent the mortality list will reach,
but, Judging from the fearful results
In Salvador, the numler u killed
throughout the country will he some.
where In the hundreds. While the
alarming reverberatiOns were going on
II was an imp0ssibllity for any one to
keep his footing. From all houses I'M
fortunate jewellers Issued On all fours
amid clouds Of dust, while showers OF
tiles and plaster kept falling all about
them. Tho air was filled with agouil.
Ing shrieks. Tho merchants lost
heavily through destruction OF fragile
goods. THIS details OF tho ruins Of
iowns In the axis Of the earth.
quake are very meagre. OF 900
houses NJ COmasagua only eight
remain standing. The loss Of
lilo there was great. The news came
10y telegram ycstcrday'thnt the waters
OF the lake are getting warmer and
have fallen three feet up 10 . am,
when they rose again, reaching by q
pm. seven feet above their normal
level. Nobody sloDt last night. ~ nil
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"Robrriie Diabi." Instead Of .Iohen.
EriD."

rAHig, Sept. 1.-THE long.expecicJ.
much-diScussed aud possibly dangcfous
production OF "l.ohengrin" nj the
Grand Opcm House, which was set
down for this evening, was postponed,
according 10 an announcement made
todsy, on account Of the illness Of Van
Dyke, the tenor, aud "l,lbort H. Dla-
bile" was selected a. a suhstitul. Opora.
The general opinion, however, IL that
the management nui the municipal
and other authorities Of Paris were Sc.
riously alarmed at tho threats made
by the Chauvists, aud consequently
they abandoned tho Wagnuriau opera.
Tho managers, however, insist that
they will produce "Lohengrlnn on
Monday should Van Dykes health
permit. II il known that there has
been serious troubles NJ the rehoarrals
through the presence there of Madam
Wagner aud her son. There hla also
been discomfort among the orchestra,
and mcnaclng letters have been sent t1
the managers anu conductor.
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AND DEMAND THE CASH faom THE
CASHIER.
The Bravery Of that Fanclionary
Saved the Bapk.-rhp Rob. =
hers Caught
ny Telegram to the SEws
rwo BANK ROnnERs.
They Are Caught Ancr m Exciting
sfinar.

Sr. Louis, Sept. ll.-A special to
the ReIubto from Eiiiughnm, H.,
saye. This city was the scene of bsulg
robbery today at noon that almost
rivals the exploits u the Younger
bf0thcrs. There WIS n s0ldicfs' reunion,
aud while the street was lined with
people, two dcsporadors stepped into
the First National Bank aud, present.
lug fevOlyors Ut the head Of Cashier
Partridge, demanded the cash. The
cashier started ~ II 10 comply with
their demands but hastily stepped be-.
bind tho safe door and Yelled for
help. Ho was unArmoi hut was brave
enough 20 stand his ground, M thu.
shielded from the rUhbpra' weapons he
knew hc had them partly fiilud Ut
least. Al this unexpected turn Of NJ.
fairs one Of the robbers spraug over
the private entrance while the
cashier WIS covered with n t..
volyer, aud grabbing what money he
could, spraug out aud the two go.
capped. This occupied but n few sec.
pnds and a puf.ult was quickly made.
Hundreds Of people started IN pur-
suit bnfoto the robbers had got out u
sight, but a. they were armed they
h'It in'lI INfNWtIr NJ nay WIN tltlr
own weapons. At last they were com.
plcicly surrounded and, seeing escnue
impossible, they threw up their hands
aud surrendered.
The excitement was nj foyer heat,
and had th, robbers fired a single shot
they would have been promptly
lynched. The money secured 10y them,
900, was also recovered, IL icluH found
in the coat pocket u one OF Thorn. The
despcradocs gave their name. rs VII.
liam McGuirc and n. O'Ncal. They
are strangers here. Had Il not been
for the bravery " the cashier and the
fortunate position Of the bank door.
they would have succeeded Ia r0bbinK
the bank with hundreds Of people
passing 10 and fro In mont Of II. The
cashier had q revolver In the drawer.
iut could not get ut II. At the time
the robbers entered he was buslly en-.
gagged In cashing up and Jaw the muz.
zles OF two ruyolvors confronting him.
The cashier, Joseph Partridge. it,, IL
only 81 years Of age, aud his bravery
ssvod the bank from being robbed.
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MoNTREAL, Sept. H. = A grand
banquet IN honor Of the delegates 10
tho international Electoral Conven.
ilon, now In session In this city, wns
glven last night. II was great suc.
cess, nearly Ave hundred guests being
present, The Queen, the President OF
the Uaitcd States aud the governor
general Of Canada were toasted. Lord
Stanley male u speech Ia the evening.
lie welcomed the delegates 10 Canada
In behalf Of the government. and ex.
pressed tue hope that tho fsg of tho
United states and that " England mud
the Dominion would long liont ami.
cahly Side by side In amicnble unity.
lie trusted this gathering would be- a
fOrerunner Of many other.
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The ca,alrymcn'. Poorho,,ur.

CIuCAuO, Sept. ll.-Tb was cav.
alrymen's day Ia the Tilted states
army national shooting ,urnanirnt.
SO far the cayalrymen wilt their little
cnfbines have made a JDr showing
compared with the infantmen shoot.
Ing with long rifles aud tAy was no
exception. Among the ensons al.
yauced for this II the fac that until
two years ago all compctite shooting
by every branch Of the rvlce was
done with long rifles. Ofwonty con.
testnnts tOr places on the my carhlne
steam, but one, Sergeantleuser, q
troop, Second cavalry, cofed 100
points. His score was II The dis.
tinguishod carblne men ID better,
three passing the yntuty lark, Cor.
poEll Steiner making II Corporal
Blake III, aud BlacNsmitiielser iaI'
being the best skirmlsh ruever made
by cavalryman.
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ST. Louis, Sept. ILL.,. Hall, OK.
president OF the Farmers lance, 4,
IN the city periecting ngements
Tor holding the nationa Rnti.sIb-
treasury and antl.thlrd.pa oonven.
ton, which wlllmoet here Tuesday.
September 18th. In retere 10 This
meeting Hall said; Gas fas am
informed, the approaching,nventlon
VIII not only DO grand ,cess, hui
The largest representative l1ering OF
farmers ever held In this calry. No
one viii be- admitted 10 seat as a
delegate who ~ not opposed the sub.
treasury and land loan smes and
other like measures Of class lsla,ion.U
Han said further that hem deter.
mined 10 keep up the nghintil the
farmers OF this county haven fully
advised ~ to the "iolly ali such
legirlatlOn.n
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A Italian Steamship Goes nown aud
Many Lives ARE Lost.

AruENs sept. li.--A collision has
taken place ~ the Capa " Coi1una
between the Italian steamship "taDr.
minR VI the Italian Mosagtri,-
Company unt the Greek steamship
"lhtw alia." The "Taormiuap sank
soon after tho accident, drowning her
chptai1 aud several " her cr1w and
forty cabin passengers. The second
oillcor VI the raofmina" aud a mum.
hvr Of passengers standing on the
bridge AZ tue time the collision 0ccufr.
cd were saved by the boau Of tue
"rhess1lia.n
Tho damage done 10 the "TaofminnD
by the collision with the "rht-sAlian
was IN great that she snnl In n few
minutes after being struck by the
steamship, Most Of the raOrmina's"
passengers were In their lctths at the
time The vessels colllded,au tlie latest
estimate Il that n hundred pcts1ns
were drowned. The "fheistlian Is
badly damaged forward, hut hy keep
ing her p1mp- going she succeeded la
reaching Phnloron.
TIM CAPTAIN INTERVIEWED.
Ro,iE, Sept. lila intcfvirg with
a Correspondent Of the 7fbMg, "a.
'apthih ftmhH, OF the steamer Ilca.
salia," said the "raorminn's" captain
must have mistaken his coufse. ~
did everything possible, but could not
avoid funning into the 'ruonnlna.'
This crew OF the "rhessalla" gave n
statement h the effect that the Iumuy
were not -tartcd until three huufs after
the collision, MT they agree TINT the
"Iaormina's" people had no chance, a.
she sank.
The General Navigation Company
report says tho "ThcssRlinn came on at
fun steam and ignored the "rhorml.
nae" repeated whistllng. A terrible
scene of panic followed the collision.
Many passengers were pitched iato the
hold through tue open hitchUsby the |
shock. Some ieapcd aboard tho"fhcs. !
sniin," which resumed her c0Iisr live |
minutes afterwards, regardless VI the |
signals OF distress.
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The Seattle Isidnapers.

SEATTLE, Wash, Sept. Il.-W. G..
sullivan, the detective, and his assist.
ants Mackey aud Evans, who kidnnp.
cd Bailey ond Abortion last niglt
were granted n hearing In lus,ico',
court toiay. Sullivan IL changed with
assault with a deadly weapon and his
Two deputies with simple assault and
battery, Tho defendants Demanded
jury iflal aud the hearing was con.
tinucd until Monday. The charges
preferred arc only intended 70 hold thc
prisoners while more serious charges
are being prepared.
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SAVANNAH, ga. Sept. ii.-'rhe night
express ON tho Central railroad, whic h
icll savannah tonight, Is reported a.
nave btch held up i've miles west oil
mere ny TWO men aud the southern
Ehpfe-- car robbed. The robbers we're
passongers on the train aud entered
lhceApioss car as tho train stopped az
ne'os,lng, aud compelled the incsson.
ger 70 open small safe which contain.
ca an amount Of money. The sealed
tiie was not touched. The robbef.
let tue cars after shots were fired.
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TURIN, Sept. Ill The Oa.eHe Y6rlio
publishes a sensational article purport.
ing boa resume ofan interview with
a leading political person relating 10
the triple alliance. lie says: The clash
OF arms Is already resounding through.
ont Europe. Experiments arc being
daily made and II seems evident that
France Germany and Austria are
nlAAlng preparations for war which
may break out at any time. / believe
that all measures have been taken
with this Wow aud the Different
commanders havo been given lhelr
parts In tho plan OF action. Austria
VIII be used 10 c0untor.balanee the de.
signs Of Russia. The Austrian navy
wiz Join the italian navy and the cen.
terror operations win be the Medlter.
iauihn sea. The English fleet will keen
guard on the channel and will mold
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DrTTOfr, sept. ll.-TheIe Ia a case
Of smallpox In the Polish quarter, tho
child Of lHhotcr named Grendeuski
being III with the disease. The father
will fight II the child Is removed
TO the pesthousc. II the epidemic
should start Ia the Polish quarter there
Is no telling how extensive It's myages
would be.
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The Trade. uniou- co,es,.

NEW CASTLE, Sept. LAT the
morning session OF the Trs Unions
Congress the delegates aoved the
motion to the effect that ~ actual
workmen and NORTHUMBERLAND 10
appointed inspectors Ia flrles and
working places generallyrhe mo.
ton 10 instruct the paTliamary com.
lulttee 10 press the passage.he eight
hour law, NJ least NJ far as incornod
workmen employed la min~as car.
ried. II wa, decided 10 huhe next
congress In GlasgOw.
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CLEVELAND, o., sept. ll.-Jacob II
Schacfor aud two daughters attempted
10 cross n railroad track In buggy
ahead Of n passenger train at Warren
today. Mr.. Schaeler, who IL a wealthy
farmer, nnd his daughter Ida were In,
stanlly killed, the other daughter be.
Ing seriously injured ani the buggy
demolished.
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a sut, for 100000.

CHICAGO, Sept. II. "A suit was he.
gun to-day 10y County Attorney Walker
against William q. Seipp, ox-county
treasurer aud his bondsmrn To recover
S30O,O01 with interest, which II il all.
legged Selpp received on moneys OF tho
county during his term Of office, and
which he did not account for.
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san FRASCIscO, Sept. ll.--A large
massmeoling was held nj the Metro.
poli,an hail tonight In the interests OF
free o0inlge. Addresses were dellv.
erred by senator Stewart aud othop.
Resolutions were finally passed In.
slructlng the California representatives
In Congress 10 give their earnest sup.
port 10 n iree-oOinage bill Immediately
on the opening Of Congress, aud de-
mnnding thai President Harrison slgu
such bill when passed.
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An Army onleer.. nenth.

DETROIT, Sept. ll.-Captain Fredo-
rick :. Dodge, n retired army officer,
who Inns been denngod for some years
past, committed suicide last night at
his residence by shooting himself
through tho head.
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NEW IORli, Sept. H.. Another
claim has boon presented icourt here
against tho Manhattan rru company
In connection with the Pile Short
Line Railroad. The plalnI IL SAINT
Il. Davis, OF Sioux on, Ia, who
claims damages TO the oXto OF $1,000
IN connection with the h9thecatlon
Of the bonds OF the railroabmpany.
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KANSAS CITY, Sept. ll.-A speclnl
to the Times from Guthrie says. At
Dover, Okla, today, there was re-.
union Of Grand Amy men, nt which
both white and cOl0rcd persons wcrc
present. During the afternoon a quar-.
rel arose between u white man and "a
negro over hOrsg.tmdo. The whites
and blacks took sides according 10
color aud IN "a Few minutes there was
general fight In progress Ia which
knives, clubs and rcvolyers were used
~ weapons. Three colofcd comrades
were fatally cut with knives aud
twenty others both white aud black
were more or Ices seriously injured.
-Four United States deputy marhals
happened 10 be present aud they
quellcd the disturbance. Many arrests
were made.
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He Tells How lie Came 10 XIII the
Policeman Who Had Cap.
iured Him.
nc WAS UNDER rHe INFLUENCE or
LIQUOR.
the Prisoner r-ii> IIi- yer.ion of the
sfugtr story.

Il
Irugtc atory.
San FRNNCsCl, Sept. li.-Curtls
tells the following story ct the affair:
~ was at the Grand Opera House last
night with my wife 10 see Burnhardi
ia 'Camlllc.' left the theatre about
10 O'Clock 70 10 Ia the riyoli Theatre
I WIN one of the proprlet1r-, william
hieling. We drank together aud |
leit him 10 return 10 the Opera House
TOT my vile. When ! reached tho
corner Of laird AMI Mission Directs |
was suddenly t1mblud in the gutter,
AMI after that remember nothing only
somebody pulling me about until /
lound myself In wagon with hand.
cuts ON my wrists"
When Curtis was taken 10 Jail last
night he appeared to bn under the In.
luenccof liquor aud inc0herently told
OF Ills dolngs during the night, protest.
ing That he had no weapon aud was Ia.
nOcent Of the murder.
Wan. Ling, the proprietor OF tho Tlv.
on, cOrrOb0fatrd Curtis story about his
having been there last night. He saws
Curtis had several drinks and when
he LETT the theaior about 1880 was
showing the effects. The police
officials -ny that Grant unquustionably
had placed Curtis under arrest be-.
cause he was uiaKinga disturbance ON
the street aud that Curtis shot him nv
The oillccr was quietly taking him 10
inc station. Two young men who
stood across the street from where the
shooting occurred heard the policemen
say Come along, now" There was
no answer but immediately they saw
nfash aud heard "a pistol shot, followed
ny two more. The officer fsll ON his
lace aud thu man who had beeu be.ld,
him He'd up Folsom street. The scene
OF th1 shooting was only a short dis.
lance from the station, and when the
Officers came running out Curtis had
not yet gained tue corner Of Folsom
and Filth. They chased aud soon
caught him. The nlppoH which
Policeman Grant had twisted on him
were siill there. lie hal thrown away
his revolver near the corner OF Finh
street, hut It was soon founl. At the
station he acted In a pi,lable manner,
Running from 0no 10 another 10 protest
his innocence, asserting that liu had
no pistol.
Tho case OF Curtis was called before
Police Judge Morley today. Curtis
looked pale and troubled, aud evident.
ly hnd not slept much since the time OF
the shooting. by consent tho hearing
was postponed until Monday next 10
await the action Of the coroner's Jury
and allow his attorneys To prepare
their case.
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WAsiltNUTOS, Sept. ll.-Nlno hun.
dIed anu thirteen thousand ounces or
silver were purchased todny Mt prlc,s
ranging from s0.0SGg 10 U.GssO,
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The "san francisco" WIN sail for
Ware Island.

WASHINGTON, Sept. 1.-THE cruiser
''san Francisco now In Chile, has
been ordered north aud Will probably
SAIL Monday for Mare Island, wher.
she VIII be- locked, cleaned and
painted. Admiral Brown will come
north on her and continue In com.
nnnd OF the vessels ON tho Pacific
station.
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4 DETROIT AccouSr.

DETROIT, sept 1.-The comedian,
samuel 0f Posen," who l. ohargrl
with numbering an officer ia San
Francisco last night, was Detroit
boy, His name Il Maurice Bertrand
Strellingcr aud he was born about INV
years ago. After leaving school he
worked IN a tobacco store three or four
years n4 shlp.clerk. lie went 10
Chicago afterwards and took 10 me
stage. AZ flrst he was employed Ina "A
stock company ut McNickrr's theatre.
Then he gradustod from stock com.
panies aud played three seasons with
Maggie Mitchell and three with
Lawrence Barrett, always Ia comedy
roles. With this experience anu the
ueculiarly funny play, Samuel of
foscu, he was Justified In cmbarl.ing
upon the stage Un his own account.
The play was success aud he made
money so rapldly that he was enabled
10 retire rich four years ago.
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TlE QrEEN's MANN


BERIIS, Sept. n. So Nothing IL
known IN Berlin In regard 20 the re-.
port mat Prince bismarck had suffered
Ah ATTACK OF apopleAy, which became
current this afternoon.
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The Prince and Phuccss Of VALE.
and the Duke Of Clarence promise 10
be present Mt the wedding OF the Earl
OF Dudley 10 Miss Guerner, which
wiz bo most notable event, attract.
ing the entire attention N society, IN,
famous Dudley diamonds, reset, con.
.lsting Of six 'iaras aud parurer, viii DO
displayed.
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The marriage of Mr.. Tenant. N
brother Of Mrs. Henry NJ. stanley, 10
Miss Lizzie Tllt0n, Washington
belle, ls fixed for December.
rlE QUEENS HEALTH
4 weak, aud the physicians regulate
her diet more strictly than ever. Ms.
ltors hnd n notable Increase In ths
Queens aspect OF age.
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CiNoisSATi, Sept. ll.-Mlss Vera
AVA, u her testimony Is to be credited,
mere ma Cinninnati house Of doten.
Won she talks sometimes nationally
pa sometimes with wild incohoronce.
gus says her name IA Vera Ava and
neI native place London, England,
ahl thnt lately sho has been In Chicago
anu somebody brought her from tina
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NEWS FROM EUROPE.
The oAHoANrLLrs QUESTION Has
NOT sUBsioCp.
ENGLISH ToPIcs.

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