Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1892-04-22

THE WRECK AT DIXON is row
COMPLETE.
ANOTHER r,Rruau.gr.
the E"r'h sun Trembling In yAriou.
Localities

Tho Earth sun Trembling Ia yArIoa.
Localities
SAN FnAECnCp. April gl,-Anoth.t
earthquake shock YVES felt here This
morning. IL was slight here, hui
I htnvy nc some other points. At Win.
itts "a humber uf bFici; and stone build.
lnge were demolished, and several
! people hurt. At Woodland several
IlcN buildings were damaged, and
lntt OF the Capital Hotel thrown down.
Lees severe shocks were felt a. Chico,
blgpsi Sacramento and Reno, Ne.
valg.
1iE WRECK COMPLETED.
DrNoN, Cal, april A. Another
severe shock was experienced here this
morning, completing the wreck which
was already commenced. Only two
OF thfco brick buildings In town are
SAFE, anu all the occupants have moved
OUT N0one was Injured, hut there
were many narrow escapes. peorle
are ngnin panic. stricken. and II IL be.
ievcd that tue iuin Of the town will
lie completed before the shocks have
ceased. The wTeckage IL being cleared
away and the condemned buildings
torn down lcioro serious accidents oc.
cur.
bA,iACE ~ VARIOUS pLACEs.
sAN RRANCisCu, April 2l.-There
was recurrence Of The cnfthquak,
wave In the central part Of the state
this forenoon, and Il was pnrcoptible in
this city, aud ALEC noticeable Ms fnr
east as Reno. 1t was felt "a far north
~ Red Bluff and south TO the San
Joupuiu valley. The shock was not no
severe a. that Of Monday night at most
points, but at Sacramento II was
sharper than any previous one. and
caused some excitement. At the State
capitol building one Of the plaster
figures al owe the main portico was
overturned and precipitatcd TO the
ground. At Woodland brick walls fell
down md chimneys overturned. At
Dixon and Dsvlsville several brick
buildings which were damaged Mon
day were demolished. A survey Of the
damages at the six towns In Naca aud
SACRAMENTO valleys show that the
buildings were mostly Of n frail char
hotcr. In this city and Sacramento
TIE shock was not NO noticeable In the
strong business blocks, nor the Mission
churches, many Of which are over
hundred year, Old.
a DISPATCH PROM EsrARro
says: A severe shock occurred here
this morning, completely lcveling the
brick portion OF the town. Every
brick chimney was thrown TO tho
ground, ana wooden buildings
wronched out Of shape. Reports from
the country around Espario tell OF
great destruction 10 property; many
teams broke and ran away, wtecking
valuable vehicles and ibJuring stock.
ENtcnsiv excavations are reported be.
tween Esparto aud Woodland.
AT SACRAMENTO
the plhstcriDg tell from a number Of
ceilings, many chimueys toppled Over,
and glassware was broken In crockery
stores. In the state House, besides
the topping over VI the plaster statue.
u crack was made In the ceiling ex.
tending from one end OF the buildingto
the other, and books were thrown from
the shelves In the library.
At THE IowN or WINTERS
The shock completed the demolition OF
the buildings Injured Monday, one
man being badly hurt by a falling
wall. Three brick and stone farm.
houses near town were completely
Al DAvIsvILLE
he shock seemed TO exceed that OF
Monday, the assures In the ground
showing considerable enlargement, and
much additional damage being done to
property.
At Dixon today's shock completed
he wreck begun Monday. Only two
u three brick buildings In town are
afe. There were many narrow
'fcapes from serious accidents. At
Woodland the old cracks are enlarged
.nd many new cracks nre noticeable.
The hotel aud several prominent build.
ngs were badly injured.
Reports of similar nature come
rom all towns Ia the valley.
Another SHOCK LAST NIGHT.
Another slight shock Of earthquake
occurred at 7:l5 this evening. A shock
= also reported from n number OF
ther places In the northern part OF
he State, and also from Carson,
Nevada.