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The true northerner., 1889-11-06
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WISE 81 TUCKEY.
ERFE G0NSULTAllOn
DR.. A. B. SPiNhEY, =a,

Medical Superintendent Of the Ypsii2..t
Sanitarlum for the purpose of accommoua
ting his many friends and patients that can
not visit or consult him at the Sanitarium, has
opened an Office at the point named below
and will be there on that day, from A. NJ.
until 10 +. NJ The Doctor has been twenty
eight years in practice - thirteen years in
general practice, and fifteen years in the study
and treatment of all forms of Chronic Dis
eases. The last two years has had charge,
first of Alma and now Ypsilanti Sanitariums
Having secured an able assistant, he is en-
abled to get away from the Sanitarium four
days alta time If you have Catarrh. Throat,
lung. rye, Ear, Liver, Stomach, Kidney,
CO '..3rvous Diseases, improve this oppor-
,u9iy for careful examination. If yc,
ciir j. curable he will tell you so ifyou CO
- s'restel at home he will do So il not hC
.. tall vow what il will cost and how lonj
take mt the Sanitarium.
l, S~E 5 fitted to all cases needing them
'al attention given TO Rectal, Uteri1-
fgate Diseases.
At Dyckman House, 9Th day of each
month. 1876
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seattle the Place

Seattle Letter in Augusta Chronicle.
IL is truly what they claim il to be,
the Queen City" OF the Northern
Pacific coast. The wages here are bet
ter than at any other place know OF
The commonest day laborer receives
81 a dav. Barkeepers receive from
$40 to $40 per month The night
clerk at this hotel where | am stop
ping receives 500. There is a good
demand for all classes of laeor except
clerks. The esuse OF that Is. 80 many
houses that were IN business before
the ire have not been asie to START up
vet | get homs-sics once in n while
hat ! Would not live - Augusta sgain
under Auy consideration. 7 he past
office here seeris To do more business
in day than liz Augusta ia a week,
and ia order 10 get your mail you
have To stand in a line Of ssyuai
hundred men or more for at
least half sn hour They have about
? go letter boxes. asd in order Ia get
one yoa have to make application
months ahead, besides having quite q
n smt.er Of mail carriers. Who receive
and deliver mail Sunday and every
other day. Ibe streets are more
crosdesi every day than they were on
the bsss DAYS of the Augusta espo,i-
fion. The town II composed now
mostly OF tent. and half If them are
restaurants and hsr rooias--the other
half real estate osAceS. You can zee
FIVE and SIX different businesses going
on under one tent, and you meet every
class and nationality ot people here
that God ever made
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MAULIFFE WINS.
JOE DREW THE osLr sLoon.


san FRasc1sco. sus- III IT e ssAr 10 .
finish, slzesn. eR-y ral $. kewesn PAT XII
len. he.vy- sef Sas eh unpt n sss ffss Nssrsh-
west. ans lie u aanilfEe. ex-eaarn psas
b ayywe;xhF 81 tAe ps~sEe crest. Esx .
parse ri 81 - ssSs N iae ss<r. soak plsce
81 the trsaeen ssase staA toaixh, Nc
Aaiife ws.sse1 ~ psesas sud wxs sse
onissf eT Peffy e. sa SD Cea kieesen
Eiilsn weighed Is p1u.es I'D wss &c
arsses bx Prosrss<ls an4i1 rSez ana Dare
Campbell
Zine vas called q. "a. Eosh rsn
feiasSd xith the ieft aRd Ixnrsi short
kiilen guassss. himself ant NcAaHE.
found no opening. McAais2s COT n the
Egst sias GA the ribs. sssa after ssas.le 4 .ns-
ing Iansiesi ri<hs, .Eseser oa kiIseas sss.
second rona9-kxehaugr< we're fr - and
about even MeAais.fe landed . hard night
handler on Psss ear.
Tnsrd ron Bd-Me srslsfs. in fhis nor NJ
made tgo hz q rassses, forcing pa. snso the
eorber and ganishinx him About the be al
Fourth round-L,sise wss done
Fifth rouns.-AeAsli5e drove kiileo into
TIE corner. apfer-cu,siRg him kisien ~
turned with rush. tut Nc cAnE!fse esincAesI
In . tisrce lett haad swfns, whseh the lat
ser eleversy avoided, kaiie4s wess htsviSy
ca his hands. The round eEa.esf with .
blow Ihs, osxssed kiilsn. ha. MeAuliGe
didn't fsils. up his aseyastaxe-
ski, rouad - AcAu5Hs drove Pa.
around the ring 4. d lsfser did nothing bat
guard Ktiisn sEat.e few .fai.aess rushes
and Joe hit aim On the ess. s@naiAE him
10 the fIoog.
seventh rusnd-MeAulise rushed Killsn
against The rcpSs and the latter % 1T dosn.
still holding Ia the ropc~. While I'm shts
position Joe uppe-cat him with the left
iii. n fsll ca l.ss kness.
Immediately the room was la fumait
kiilsRs frfestss rssse to their feet Will
cries of ''foB'." ktslen remained dswn till
the tan seconds expired. u Was sorae
minutes before orsfer coE.d be- restored and
the referee gave The decision which was
that Aiiiea Sss rot dnown when Nc
AulifFe str.ssk hitn. The lasie. was de-
ei.r-i winasT. AeAu life drew the only
h4auxf
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Sisy Atf~fney Sseai R<sa~rs a~
Opta1oa Rnv.rtrr sA> ~

IAcoNA ssgs 1--Nr NJ p. Es-ea. wae
via ae rsEazEEa a@resa - rs.e ef sas Ysrfnrf.
Pas - ~ taS ctisn ssziz esrsn-s last Sys~srsr
aea1ass tse N~vEAern Psesee gxsl-sn !
Company. ~ sfr~6E se~s ssian az shsf
isseer 81 FraF~<ts q tsae sss.s es Pssr ss svr-
nae Nzosa - Hstehs whaxs. sax
Eess TIE chef Of r.siss~<s
swear IN sxtrs ssser<~. xs ~
expense % keep the Sa-rAsra PAesnr Cora
pany truns driving Ysaes arsa rskfzsx ihe
= aes dssssszsssi gsfus<rfy The SasuaTsses
rystra4nsax said company sxx dissolved
sosns rsze ssace-
A. q isss ksssar - - sfsSrnssn rhA Ssr-a-
era P.c11e ssle-sriFsv m gan 70 drive pss~s
ss tie unsrs Before on1 pile -n.s
cesa r.zesd II pssstssn a
nasrs. = 40 kesss hzs<EstiEx house aa ti1e
~hars sEsva-sd xifn 4 ssasszen he sighf
eI sAtTA Ezas3- she SsrgAsrn pxcSse ~rss
rassyss Slfas1raw from sAS scene ess As-FEra
1ass evxnsax Ssty Astssrn<r smell ren.
.esess II ssFssssaa IN sks case xrAass.g fsse
ksF bern f'ariAe rsgAt % way - lay tracks
On trss rssr ef ne ~hxf ua-
sssrupsea ~ Hxsehs aussglnxs, Al she
ssne tiue stating ieas Hs1cA
stss . build where fns tracks 3l3 not "a
LssruirE his Hatch izsnaestiAss,y began ss
rs = llsf where the gEaex less OF
Hearing af sass s.e y srSnefn Psctfc AZ.
ieraets wens 10 A%yos Mhes wfsgAf.
sao ordered tse chief of psllce
20 instruct ossoers nsg 10 fn-sriere
VITA the Se<shern PneIfe smassvss a.
ttssag - sfss % Eos destroy any u Hssehas
DziasGsrss. AoFkynen vii ksgan tossogros
nassrEasng sc lag anoshsr g-ark
Anssfer II { sesrnsSs this evening In
mis- famous case WAS ina. when Mr. sesks,>
as last Eere hs reaae<ts~t
Hatch 20 snrr.sse the vs.rs az the
Ehsri Ass s-Erin. which vas placed a.
sis.so Mr.. Dakes offered 70 psv
,1N Aa"3Gs 10 Go asxy with ya5.
heisy sad the !fapyvssissn ira, the
corporations sere tFy1ag IN grind Aav IN
disscusL Hatch refused the snosns. Dc.
Ensnding $is, ,osa. which amount the CON
pans retassd 10 pay. Public 0pinloa fsvor~
the cSsfg tsafzs
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1889-09-12

Nav foRK sept. u-The regular semi
annual meeting Of the directors Of the 81
Paul road wss held to.ay. The ehiei husi.
ness trsasscfesi wss the declaration OF a
dividend OF "a per cent on preferred
stack. The dividend il generally con
sidvred n semi-snnuss one. bat the disi.
esnd last fall was paid n October y. and
the one Just declared ss payable pcfohSr
Il. Both dividends are considered 10 fall
within the sane year and with per cesI
paid in April makes the surp.as per cent
In one year, which the preferred stock
mast receive befofe the common stock t.
entitled 20 division of the earnings The
following - the statement presented by
tae - Paul directors for the fiscal year
ending Jane 30.
Gross ssrnings, s,74.2es.As operating cx-
gseiEses xnd taxes. siea ssS -. ne esruings.
EE. al. -. inc0ns from other ~oarers. ts-3-
Tbs. ne; revenue for year. SO ~. -: inter
est, s7u.Ss170. hslsucc, s2n.sss. cid ac-
eounis charged 81. s-as. Is balance. SSH.
50; dividends on srsf frpd sgoek. - per
cent. paid October = issss per cent paid
April y, lsSS. snt az per cent psy ab q
tstobeF n. iSss. u IT g.; net Surplus
ssso. .,el: surrlps jul ]. l>ss, ssss. SIS.
iossl surplus July I. lsss. $50. .siG
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TACOMA NEWS.
No New Developments In the Clark
shooting Case.

TAoox. s-pt Il,-There Is nothing new
with refer Zee TO the recent murder seuSs-
tion IN TscoIna While Clark's rind TO-
day Is lir mere clesr.
he II ply iesliy verse. tie
was not removed - the isll, and s deputy
shsr II viii be .aid ga wateh him ia his
r,ssm II Is believed that an sx ssni alton
sill be hell IN the justice ecart tomorrow.
bsst IL i s!ngb. tui II any statement
will De had from Clark. Mr.. " 4. sneti,
hf- sts.uney, claims ts De ia p session nf
sofae f.cts whith viii remove al sus-
picion fro Clark
Active pres arstin0s are being mad FOR
the tremans four uraaufeut. which begins
uexfw Orssu ssfsosls will ~ "a a
tendance frs N al os he Large cities u. the
Pacific Nosfhstst
Major C. NJ RaFt0ss. the territorial corfe
sfzlnaenf 81 be prspossssa, vii GA UctoeeT
! a<stIme a. itorlsi charge ot the -poksue
Falls Rftf.sg The major viii p move his
family 90 taat city,
Mr. ~auk ey. vile II ts4e man who w2S
Killed on he raisfesd Saut~y, viii re Ffs'
xfsed Tor by relsIiyes living In Denver,
Col
IL vas learned ts~iay thst C,szk. while IN
condition "a Ia !. and while his brain wss
ri.nr stated that he remembered going 80
his room t~iSe saturday night The frs;
time he reFnem bsred nnsttrg = woman aud
a man in the roozs. beth nghttng. Ne
prssertsi them out The mai whom b. did
not re~eozn g. said he would not SO oa'
unri ne got bis s. The second time he
visit.t the room Be found her dead After
that tine j. = bsank
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1889-09-12
BOILER EXPULSION.
-Four Men kitieo sna sevefai OtheFs
Fatally Injured.

SAN FRANCISCO, sept u.-A hs,ilsr in the
California sash. door and bind fketary al
OAKLAND exploded yesterday afternoon,
killing four mes outright aHs ihjsrins
several Others. two probably fatally. Two
others are supposed u be barred IN the
ruins The explosion ocearred ia the en-
gine-Toon- where there wsfe thrse boilers
One was blown Lon feet awsy. another hat
fhss distance s.a tsss third sssgs when tx
ploded, gas split In twe pieces The en-
g'be house VAS coIE pl.teis demolished
an the factor caught srr.
The explosion s&s cause lsy he ms
cHin. ~ iii tae mill be lag st1aeisis brown
of AMI the bGissr> could cf IrSs them
sc yes Of the steam. which arose u Tee
time of the explosion. The esgiDrer md
two 6remen wee In sh0 ecginss-raofa,
ffsree psek rs an1 plHFrh hets gIrr al WORK
on the boilers snd fsar or fiye ia sae ysr-
hear by
The Portuguese fireman is expected u
die. Edward J. White, oE.e OF tue mea Ia
the ysri, Was bad.y tajsrra Internally
Emanuel Francis sss { Gal aesl ~ isrr
from se engine rom. lsrsioly nsnsliat d.
Charles Il. Aerr as severely Snrnesl ara
his eyes gu, ruined Frank lssisr had ATS
arms AID l. g hyokea aud " flssns Bali
r. ee sed q numo.r OF deepscats. On
b<sdy wAs fcuhd on d f1f sttr pr. nredfess
and crushed Ii aas n0. been itenriEess.
Charles Ancerson, a ConFra Costa Laundry
empioye, Was crushed out OF all reseIp
blsnce TO human shape. MAI named
Dsly, who vas in the engtse room, is
missing. John Daily was blown out of the
building, but Was 10. injured.
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NEWS FROM WALLA WALL 4.
4 Strange Find-saies Of Wheat
AhtpmeBts of Fruit

WALLA WALLt, sept. iL-In digging a
well on the place of Ahner Wise man. on
Eureka Fiat, few days ago. the bones of
a large extinct animal were found inelad-
ing q huge tooth. at depth of eight feet
P.w Deb II. chief engineer of The
stesmboa. division Of the oregon Rsilw AZ
4 Naviga ion Company, is In town, en-
route 10 Snake river He reports that
IT, am nbostipg ia uppsa uu tha' stream by
the extreme low wate!. which /, n iost
lower than white G2eu ever saw IL NJ any
sessos of the year
There ere vcry few wheas sales, farmers
reeusing "a tet II go at present prices. all
hold ng foF GO cents or better. The little
that rss. se i-r.curei - goi9g 20 supply
ih, lps-al mills ana taose al fskiflA aud
T. coma
shapgs have beea n ale sm0ug the
nfsis las Of the Greg n < WASHINGTON Ter
rito4y rai r8ad. bs wnlea W y Nsmsley
bst.enge. general agent, J. II. fFIckhsrgit
local freight aud ticket aRept. and = L.
Celderhssi general agent AZ Pendirton-
The Frui Growers Associate n is max
ing a grand sacetess eli shipping Nslla
Malia fruit cas-. In 4 few DAYS another
large consignment viii be sent 10 Mime
sofa. our fruit is just commencing u be
known, aud its superior qualities are Gre
stink quite a sensation. The association
- daily IN receipt OF many letters and tele-
grams asking foY quotations.
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TANNER Resign
1t is Said He was . A..
by the Presideat
~ VIII Sor srrxvrm


WASHINGTON. ; ps III .TAa -. !. I Vi
AAs FsestFt1 lie fs>ssgnxssssa ~ l,...'..: .s'.
IsAasr "a c<ssss ri Ssssssslr - - .ee
~ .st'ef eesersHs tAe ruSsxasr3a~ = "a
sA-a essia A'ssssiasf Tzaaes arss<. fS~S;ssz
's.'''S 'airss saA, ,s.fTer ssess era -
hiSssslf siia tae sswrxsAry a tAs ,.ss;s'S|
rsE<etaE seS zdrnsnsssnzssss., ~ -. -
ssoa eNreza sad sAase sssss-r..se (, 49,
fs,i-s-.i Il . 81 ~ she lzssrrrs. ara -:
sstisfscssnn ~ tae stfnaa.ssrst,.,r ss.s> ID
sAsnii ressxa. M
fae ref~srt tsnlgA. uax Ia. ma s
had advised Ce1aaatSsienzr rsnne, "a: r. t.
ssgn- tseaersl Alxvy. tSaulnsnd~r.s-s.ss = J.
ot ihs c. A. T.. ssessrsss. ns.-,f5z
- oAaes sssa Commander wflD
AA&s&s. are al s2st - m
irisgfaIsheA fanner. nrxt,sg hf- 49,
rest<a. These rsssSS@xss, taxgstsrr - =
ra4Htisee ~ hsS wsfa. are said IN - -.
raeasal ta hosssng the saas sassx5auuce 6Ss-
toll9wisg tte advice ef The prsxss,e1s III
4onf<D1 COMMITTEES as theG a
tas district, hesses. By GENERA. nsriS5
sx-,.,saiiiiss s. slsis's-ia-essef, called 4
va "a,'s a9''se 50 see the NJ
ssoa esusss1lssIon. hus /; VAS
be hsa reiIrsd- -eyesas G. A. Z. 49,
speat ttc evening sssn the eoumfxrfe-S'
BAT they declined - say what. IN anv1HfS~
Sss The -csal; of their coo fsres,ce
cousnsss.oner steadily arnisa hsuseH r.
ne ws5sAger uaeu.
ecaeEsi W. 7. sherman WAS seen - y
refsssier Ton ghi sud asked Sc ais orarlS
IA rSsfd ID Corporal TaaEsr's r~ac111
resignation. ha said ia his rplpsnS r.
would not stttet the allegiance ~ the n n
X. either one way or tie otner. - ~
weFe tto sensible hsAsy of wsss tss -
I01 sDy acts of ,he 1sresasieat
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SAN Francisco. sept. 1.-THE national
conference OF charities opened in the
Unioa sGasre hall IN tails csty this even
ing. The object of the conference Is TO OBJ
tain anu Ciffase Information respecting the
benesolent charity and refo,mafory works
Members of the boar: of state charities,
irus ees and officials of ali benevolent ani
reformatory associations are ex o.iiro
members OF the association. A
large number OF visitors from
Eastern cities have arrived here - att nd
the conference, which viii be in session
several days. Bishop Gillespie. OF Grand
Rapids, Mich, IL presiding officer. A. the
opening sessitn this morning addresses
we're n ade by Governor Waterman. Majlr
Pond, Ex-Governor Perkins. Bishop oil.
'espie; Fred III. Wiaes, ot Illinois. Rev. 4
c. Mccullough, Of Portland. and Rev Dr.
Hegit- The sessioa was followed by q re
ception al the Occidental hotel
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THE RECENT GALE.
Particulars Of the Damage
Done at Many Points.
LOSSES ON THE SCI r.ya
0sssa fexs We're ks.ck~S Issa srlin-
sers. and Nasy Vessels Were
Driven Ashayes

Fs1ArsxxrRya. ssrE IL - Pos7rs sxssr
taest<sF. ef sea Isle City. nsse sss say 10
fee sastasAac AMI rsrarts things A. in q
very nsd SHAPE there si~a fAxs she wsll
shsxA was tazif 10 Esrusees TIE pssee FROM
sas aas tss~r dasss0yrsf- Ah~Sas f.ss.en
aessises Rave sseSn washed swav, taess sstsirsx
tae sesasad hoa~S. star aAuse. xnl
ehsxssT<s-r Asssel TheTon ineEsal hotel
satca = iee lzrxvxs A3sf saoss tEnsssrtsrss
isssssl. = 81 Ezsat. The Exsarsi a n.ssss<,
AID surf hQ1se Are said ~ fss IN sssns@r AZ
q stTzlcE1oa sozsxet The Townserlss tnlxs
0ssase, ycry important structure. z.si
eise hard "a rePssce, = washed awsy.
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BsssraS. SEPT li-The rnfsea Ssa.e~
>s1sssss c4sznrsfFtee 80 rrastsssas WITH canada
sezsH rs FgRssse hcaEinS n thss e4ry tsSssy
Fs-e>cnt&zsve Morse. os Canton ala be
esa Hos sstak u prcas&hie far The Vnifesi
>tsfes apt caasd& fss resasa an a-=aF os
ysxc1ne eezcrrs on eseA sssse af he fsns
&ss<s ziscs eoSS USxnsEsz ~oslss eanfarrs
Is EsFsfestsve saglE - ears az. ss,.sS~ns ~
. lsisz sesa tEseas % the xShs4sx a Nsys1tv-
De w1usd tsyoE & re~f2earsxy srssrv. rAr
iase sEsse csssarasrce lac .se considered ts.
izassss sifst IS. ~ AE2egseSa rsisrasssx ffwas
1-sxtag ons23e.ss swss - rsArsElel l1ssx IN
tansEA The lss stcaz3 a.e rs.easesf IN
i 81 Outrageous interference sifA raFs Este
rights. II nus repeated sasaeshsnx mast
Dc ass.e ~ r-csert eaF rzs resssas frasa Can
allan ceia r~rsss slssr.
fFe~isseni >las-e and : g HfAhsrSs. ~
ta@ eAslE1aer & cosamrrce. esssSsye1 ia an
teaa
A Hsesy Assa H. =. RzfsS. "a ss~soa
sSre Ia SAVIOR "a recsprss 10. The lister
sAaa taAt tAsssta bad e. mach 10 give in
fetfifn- "a - E-er csnt. Il tie rss hroaxAS
% nsrftE-An T-srtS ~ american ". .s~els
~ers s'sian from Wstaia sae nlie Hnst.
asa Assekiosn nsherS2ea aasf hare "a.
allan e<.s
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thscsfo Lamt<T Trade $c0f1s1
| have spent the past fes DAYS in
the woods, at no time. | believe more
than twenty five from Seattle, among
big timber, where great trees of six
eight and ten-foot butts. l-T ro $50
teet Ia the first limb, were plentiful.
but ana vet 10 see taller tina ber that
they tell great stories Of. However
~ far i have utterly failed 50 find "a
psle Of boards each loo feet long and
six feet wide. nor can | nBd a mill
man out here who has ever seen such
lumber.
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A CORPSE oS TaE SHORE.
Evidence .f . Murder at kaiAma
The Body Ia~pfifssd.

KALsxA. sept 1.-The hTsiy Tat wss
foan1 en the eexch . hrre ga SATURDAY isss
wzS to..sy iseatfagd by tss ssrssss fr0u
Portland - c. n sses. Sreek. who has
hees ranning fra stand Ia Ps7t.an .fo-
tAs rsss fex ar 0ae of EAe gentlemen
"a hn islens5ssei ata claims 10 DC EsEhSz
81 M. ssscs asss. sr.d sags tAst tie deaf
n2u wss very wealthy ard had
belxs<su goo ard s. $50 ga bis pers0a
y hen Snss ssssu se-stt a5t-sn days aso Ne
s.rs the last be SAG OF him
ass a. The Northern ParSse aegSt.
xhs~e y. fssssxtf fsfs fof Tacoma
TIE bruised elser ose- sts sye shows ttst
tarrp Sss faa1 ptsy. sn3 TIE EeassrAs I'm
prssSssesEi - that he vs. murdered fer
hss money Tees say that Dc
hsa an oTefessst on ard
at the r7nasy in hss csst p esei 5ut
yheu the bssiv wRs fsGna De hs1 To esssr
or we<. sid casx s. &c n sEasA cASns se
ess@la - Sound TIE es@fy s3e b. -
raov~st ~ ReExiAgsss so-soTroS sa1 barred
Is rs irssna< sher~. No 0ns Il szsE<vts5
az fhx frsr~s 50 far
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A NlGar uF TERROR.
shredsbury River overfiaws aud
Floods the Cottages.

sEAssieHT. y. J., Sept. n.--IAst night
was night OF terror here. Cotisgers were
BADLY frightened by the terrible
surf aud furious winds. shreasbary
river rapidly oyerfiowed into the streets,
ao-0iins the houses The sea eat an inlet
through into s1rcsssbosg river. AT Low
saer tao cottages were undermined hy The
surf. They toppled down to the
sea anu were torn fo pifcss.
two other cottages were badly under.
UiEed and ali wil proeabls 20 over the
little bluf. Several ofheTs are IN eaDger-
GUS situations. The SEA ran over ia.o the
river below the south end of the 0ciason
house and top lei over q cottage
belonging 10 Esquire Holland The hriek
walls of the new NJ 4 church are : mas
of ruins. The beach IL sfrewa with
debris Of all kinds. several b, dies have
been seen Beating in the saff. bu,
10 one ooald recover them. All cot agers
north of here have vscs,ei their homes
and az Bank and Long Branch the town is
cui of from all railroad travel
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Rendered 50 by the Recent storm
on the Atlantic.

MtssofH HoT srEE~es, wv. sent IL
Da-laS toe past twensy-lesar Asars there
have been great eoaxHisi0Fss of n3sare and
ssaaserraueoGs corarnogioa which werv FOL
lowed by tremendous explosions al gss
and ss-sn ia the Tppsr Gssyscr hasSa. A.
= resalr al the sgsisrns are arssve. The
Iarss gcyssFs eeinx especially aeman-
stFSsiye acre the - aut Aaa ~ssisatess =
They are IA farfoos activity. IS are msny
oshers shieh have iaag kzla dormant and
wbscA were sapgOsesi 10 De extinct. ss-iss-
usss exp ssa al Of tais phenomenal cut.
tcTcz ss directly frxceak&e 10 and cen
nesssss wts5 the atmospheric ard suarss
F1ne demonstrations % tae g-~Sf Storm.
tnsf prevailed along the Atlantic eaasi
simultaneously ", Sexfxfax
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SAFE AT ANNAPOLIS.
Rescue Of the sesiaen Lost In the
steam Launch swan

ANNAPOLIS. Nd. sept Ii--Lsst night
was Al anxioas one for friends of the laen
ia the whale boat, which was picked up.
seaman Bush. who Was aboard the steam
launch swan, which sunk yesterday. says
tia, the hoAf also contained Ensixns
Parker and scott The story - related BY
Dreesel that the whaieaost commenced io
.csk sad IL Was found there Was . plug
cut Ias boat ssaK aaG Moore cried Il
cannot swim.' and sank Dressed Bush
aad Carr, coiored, held on % the keel for
three hours.
The esp'sin Of the schooner Lilly T.
schmidt of PhilsSelph'a. S tug them sea5t
b,at commanded oy Mate Thompson o.
rescue Bush .Dd ol hers. Maze Tbompx3u
ousa 40, regAia his 0Na ooat. but sfic
ceesIei ia mak ing tie scGoones Helena
Hasirssssck. where the haIf-3r0w aed meu
spent the isht A Baltimore tag brosxat
thea tu Annapolis this morning. Parker
aud scott are tho1ghi 10 have been iicxei
II
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THE EARTH K~or suRslDna,
Disastrous Cave Of CndeFafmo0
Grousd Near Wtlkesharro.

wLxxSBsRRs- Pa, sept II One cf -
greatest caves that have yet occurred u
the coal regions startled the inhahstAn0 q
the wyoming vsllew tonight. tnss onssf1o
the town The earth settled fes dis1AnGo
os hsf a mile, affecting shout thirty arrpn
Of Territory. twas undermined ana NJ
ssili being worked.
The concnSsiou was thought hy many -
be caused by an earthquake. ssses1H
mules which weFe Ia fhe mine ss The timo
were killed. snd nearly a ] the mineu tooa
heir working s0ois- The damage win -
trIl a.aa.Elx.e
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HlsaLAxn BEACs. :, J.. -sps ~ -~The
eznasxe sers esa AAFs53s ysi ee ssssEassra-
Bnizsisxx osnsa os sAe HixhIA1d Be&eh
sssssclasssa zxSe hasi iHsarzA. the track
of the gTairel r&fsr1a4 wsz sssrn 1Y sad
tAe rxkas twisted nsat 0f .ssp~ Big stoner
pk$sed eere isst sSElHE xs gsrezsskasa fFzr
sAss tyaek 9sF~ Hsera}y psaythsuxs Of 1as
ssssvwsx $g4rs whseh fsssszs1 ihFEa aazssst Ike
- snaav rssfes "a waoss Hsre ss4 ~
.anszv HsAaa fws snsAs. af 2ek wsre RAT
rEss4 a1As E0nsxhs tar sra - thFeztxasHS
Ia eat ssassfkz~x sats< sssss safssk@-
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PORTLAND, Or, sept. M-Large crowds
attended the races of the Portland speed
Associ Stisn ~ City View psik today.
Aitena, s Yreka- Gal, hogse won the ? %
trnf in three strAight heats Time. 2as,
2.aa2 2..-'iE-
suIldas. owned by jack Dogi Of Butte,
won the hat male 5-ss aud rrpest ia so
sfrsigh; dssbes. Tilae, s01s. sax.
Ton Dsls Won the bile aud sixteenth
ds-h In l5-. Black Pilot second, Little
Phil third
PslstlBe won the 2.e2 trot in taree
sirsisht heats. Time, -sas. as, 2:4sss.