The Phoenix herald., 1882-06-23

Sped, being protected by heav grove of trees in the campus. Tk storm lasted about forty minutes an rain did much damaged to the mer chandise in the buildings whicl
 were unronfed. Only two person ereportcd kiIlei. Henry county
 loss will rea~h half a million.
 A PrObabI- Disaster.
 SAN FRANCISCO, June O.-By tel
 ephoee from Point Lobos, it i
 learned that Capt. Purvis. with En
 gineer Cook sn the steward of thu
 Exombic, came ashore Tn one of ths
 ships boats about daylight, near tin,
 Ocei House. No eoort regarding
 the disrsier has yet been received
 from them.
 Fire Among t..e Shipping.
 SAN FRANCISCO, June 4O.-A fire
 broke out about o'clock this morn
 ing on o ,kland pier in t!ie vicinity
 of the nld ferry slip md depot. The
 bark Grelt We~tern w.s burnt to
 the waters edge. The ships, Big
 Bcu4nz, ansl Cen'en1ial sni the
 British Bark \ rma were drmaged. The fire is i.ot yet exiingHisned- X
 fire boat was sent ever from the ely.
 The Oregon Election. SA1 FRANCISCO Jlne 29,-A Port Ia d, Oreson dispatch says: Owing tr the prost atIon of the iiGc to east ern Oregon. it is impo. sible tn ob tin the nffi .iaI wore of the State el. ction George, for Congressman. will have over 3 900 maj arity; Moody, for Governor, 2 900 ani the remainder If the R puhiican State ticket from 1900 o 800. The legislature will stand: Lower H u~e-Republicans, 37; Democrats, 14; majority on join bailn', IT This does not ihclud the tie on represel arIve in Yam hill couiy for whI h new election. has been order-d
 Arctic Ex Iorers.
 
 NEW YoRk. June 20-A special cable to the Herald from To ldon IT, i'eats ,ii patch from ,s. H Glider sleeve, correspondent of the Heral |, dated Len Delt,, April l2. He sa,s that Neville found the boiies of De Longs pai ty on March g. They were in two places, five hhndrcd and thousand yar,!s from the scnw, Melville's search part, first star ed from the su irly depot to follow Ninderman's route from Usterday tu Malv. y and after ~arls from Malvey back towards UsTerday. They stoD- ped at he pllce which Niaicrmal and Noro- passel the first day after they had left De Long, feeling sure that the o'hrr. had not got mucl further. There they found the wreck and following the bank, came | upon rifle barrel hung upon folr sticks with six words, un ntelligib c. They set natives digging on he east side of tie sticks anl came upon two trdies under ei Int feet of snow. While these men were digging to Ihe east, Melville wrnt aE along the bank twenty feet above the river to find place to take bearings. H. then saw the Camp kettle and rc- mains of fire about one thousand yards from the tent and, while aD- p oaching, nearly stumbled u..oi De Longs han1's sticking out of the ;noE V, about thir.y feet from the edge of the bank. Here, under fonr feet ( f snow, they found the bodies ,f l;e Long and Ambler about three feet apart and An Sam lying near, III partly covered by pieces oi blank IS. All others, ex ept Alexi', they ound at she place where tre Int vas pitched. Lee and Knnck were lose by in q cleit on the bank 10 he west. Two boxes of records, with medicine hrst, and q flag on Il aff, Were beside C tent. None of he dead had boots. Their fee Were OSered with rags tied on. In the 'ockets of all were piece. of burnt kin and clot:ii ig, wh ch they had Ittn. The han.ls Cf ali were more : less burnt and if looked :; s if, Eben dying. they had crawled into ie fire. Boyd was lying over he re with lis clothing burned 10 the S sin. Col iTs' face WAS covered f itI cloth. All the bodies were lrr ell 10 iha iop or tie hill, three m red f .rt hi rh about forty versts the southwest from where they ere 'und. and there in errel in a anSol -um constructed of wool cm the >ct ". The mau- ol un is ,vered with stones and i, to bc sod ed in the spring. A cro $ is il r1b d wi the record and name of e dead cIt ir by the scar h parry. fier cnmpl-Iin tle tomb, he par n
 eparaie | tn search the D lta fer as es f Chipp's peD pie. Melville ent tn ihe north yes part of Delta si Ii west as far aS the Olenik river ft enderman took center and Bart ' ol rosthe st. Mend rman and " ar lett found nothing; Me lv1lle IS not yet returned.
 aiirarnIa De nocratie Platform SAN FRANcisco, June 2l.-The emOcracy of the State of Califor- X, as represented in convention, .reby declare that with unshak, : ith in the sOundneSs of the Consii- iional rrinc iples and tradii ions of