The Phoenix herald., 1880-07-16

Crown Point, S113-
 Alpha, S43{-
 Best, $9If.
 Bodie, $5I5.
 Diablo, S12.
 Belle, $1215-
 MonnO, S4.
 Bullion $12I. FLOODED.
 WATERLOO, Gala, July 12.-Yes- terClay the dry run which crosses this city was suddenly flooded by heavy rains, which have been gen eral in this section. The first and second wards were flooded with water, and dwellings and all kinds of property were endangered. The | fire department worked heroically Tn rcscuing property and in saving life. The railroad track of the Bur lington G5 Cedar Rapids and North ern Railroad was three-fo -fourths under water, and for distance of five hun dred feet the water was nine inches deep. On the floor of the COngre- gational church the water was three feet deep, and also covered the floor of the Opera House. The water sub sided nearly as quickly as it came. Two boys, Fred Weiberler and a young Morrena, and q girl whose name is unknown, were drowned. The reports from the neighboring country say great damage has been sustaised-
 RUNIORED MEDICATION.
 LONDON, July 12-There are ru- mors that the Czar of Russia con templates abdication.
 DEATH OF HASTINGS.
 SAN FRANCISCO, July 13--Young Hastings, who was so severely in iured by the powder explosion at Montery, on the Fourth of July, died this morning.
 DROWNED.
 ODESSA, July 12-A timber raft with forty persons on board, was washed to pieces in the rapids of the Dnieper All on board perished.
 COMMISSIONED.
 WASHINGTON, July 12.-The Presi- dent today signed the commission of John B. Mill, of Salt Lake City, as Governor of the Territory of Idaho, vice Mason Brayman, whose com mission expires July g.
 BoYNE DAY. NEW YORK, July 12.-The Orange 1 men are observing the 12th of July by an excursion up the Hudson. There is d general flutter of orange | ribbons, and the bands on the barges and steamer are playing "Boyne Water=,' :, .Cropf,ioe Lie Down. '' and i such particular tunes All in all, the | of the battle of the Boync is passing over very quietly.
 THE W. r. c.
 SAN FRANCISCO, July 12.-There is an immense crowd at the Sand Lots today, attracted by the expectation of fight between the opposing fac tions of the ". P. C., but no trouble of a general nature occurred, owing to the presence of large force of police, although several individual rows occurred.
 STOCKS.
 SAN FRANCISCO, July 12-The fol lowing arc the prices of the principal stocks today;
 California, S2.
 Virginia, s315.
 Curry, s.
 Mexican, $S1f.
 Ophir, S715.
 Union, $20.
 Sierra Nevada, $11.
 Yellow Jacket, s415.
 Best S Belcher, S615. Utah, $S24.
 Mt. Diablo, $11-
 Belle, $1215-
 Bodie, S515.
 Mono, $4.
 Alpha, S42l.
 Eureka, S1715.
 Belcher, $124.
 Savage, S1215.
 Tip-Tcp, $G24.
 Silver King, $515. Justice, S6j.
 Bullion, $13f.
 Overman, $1115.
 Clown Point, S1115. Caledonia, $3j.
 DAMAGING STORMS. CHICAGO, July 12.-Reports have ,een received of heavy and damag- ng storms in Wisconsin and Michi- ,an, which are confined chiefly 10 in- uring crops, which arc represented IS having suffered greatly in some listricts in both States.
 BEECHER AGAIN, NEW YORK. July 12-Hcnry Ward Beccher, yesterday, in q ser non bidding his congregation fare we'll before leaving for the White Mountains, denied the story of the New York papers that he had aban- toned the orthodox faith. and an lounced himself q believer in the piritual Bible doctrine as the Trim ty and the Atouement. lie said he ,elicved in the sublime sympathy of he Apostles, which he repeated to he congregation, and then added, If l am hcrctic, I am a heretic af- CT the pattern of the Church."
 SHOT. CoLUMBUs, Ohio, July 13.-At oon to day, $. Hickey, president of he Capital City Bunk, was shot trough the forehead, while stand ng at his desk, by $. Eycheniurg, a icrnan dyer. Eychcnburg was on he street, and as soon as he shot DIr