, 1882-06-23
By Telegraph.

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catch will justify The Oregon and
Washington legislatures both passed
laws iorbddlng fishing after August list,
nut as II would he hard for the pToSecu-
Ion to prove whether fish were caught in
Oregon or Washington Territory waters;
convection, If attempted, would scarcely
be possible. Eleven deaths 10y drown
me- among fishermen were reported to
date
SAN FRANclsco. June %. A fire broke
ont ahont > 4. NJ ON Oakland pier. in
the vicinity of the old ferry slp and de
pot. The bark Great Western was burn
ed to the waters edge. The American
ships Biz Bonanza and Centennial and
British bark Norma were damaged The
fire is not vet cytinruishpd. The fire
boat was sent over from fine city. Losses
hv fire Ht Oakland wharf this morning ON
wharf and warehouse were ,wentv thou.
sand dollars; bark Grcat Western and
cargo forty Thousand; British bark Nor
ma, damaged mostly in rirrinr, eight
thousand: ships Centennial and BIG Bon.
ANA, towcd ont before receiving serious
damage. The fire originated in the ware
! house
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p. 81 10y ~ June ~; ne M,rrP""'c"H
Na,lSaS |i'E Nptcial says ne seVereS'
ana mos. u?s'[uGtiNe Wlil' ana r'ln storm
t'", iI9S ''S'1T,' '.lIH clti III it,trS occurred
EeHleI'ttI' l ne neiotil! ol 'iic VIM WI TaS
rS!.,IIcu co.! a' ,:,. SIM,! I nicS t per 4i ie @
rifn ri,'i THiS mornin T tbo i city nrnsnntod r =
rrirhtrnl spectacle. Not n single square
in town escaped the fury of the storm.
The streets in every quarter were sFewn
with signs, awnings, limbs OF trees. roots
and debris OF an descriptions Scarcely,
an an exposed . building gnu IN the cIty remained
WIZ mmS,V' to,,on ro ""i ooDo DaoTn Lnrs WDTa hn
;n,, n,'p pn;mnj % r. womId % toEo cnIumns v" ~ ~
enIlmcrate all the damage. Among the
more serious losses are the iron bridge
between the city and Hcmourdale, three
spans of which are carried away. The
bridge cost SlO,OO0. The street railway
stables corner iGtn go noa ana 2aiS9n nS0 streets
we're %oSeu roI T""Jo or %iUuVo ont % %u ,,c
eyt"nf Coots ] onero % Sonso % lost Is its T", rnoF.
all the hotels were more or less damaged
and business houses and dwellings in
every part of the city suffered more or
less injury. The total loss will probably
reach 93.O,OOo' Information from the
s.'rrol'nulnE FRO m folhtry ShowS .i that , the
damage has been done to crops and near
ly all kinds Of property.
LEAvrygoRTu, Kan. June ia
terrible wind-storm prevailed between
u and / o'clock this morning, and
Mount St. Marys Academy, four miles
south of the city suffered terribly.
The main tower was blown over on
the dormitory. crushing in the roof,
and Ida Golden. Annie Mcdonald
and Mabel McLachlin Of this CITY.
and Mary Carrollton. Mo. aced from
IL to Is years. were instantly killed,
and three other children injured
The Kansas central elevator was
blown down; loss, S5O.OOO. Loss in
city and country about S5OOOOO
Wheat is not seriously Injured. Fruit
was half stripped from the trees but
will still be n rood crop, An unknown
man was blown into the river and
drowned Barns and honses were
blown down and unroofed all over tho
citv and trccs nprootnd and ~cnorol
devastation wrought
cr 70 - ~,
4'.,,, nr, tooiT, ti4 June .,: ne aeyersS.
9tolill Ilal naS visited thlS region ior
Iot,rooI | - '1 nnJ ''J3J ,oIoI. III H.; 'nu wy
oOC"'Gri nv, - 'i0 = y cloIA 'lilS lloln
iu@' na@ Inc "ihu ATTAINED a velocity Oh
oO miles an hour and did very great
aggregate damage, but so far as
known no single injury of magnitude
occurred. Trees and fences were
Frustrated in all sections of the CITY;
shuttars. sipns. chimnevs. etc wore
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