Butte semi-weekly miner. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1886-1890, 1889-09-18
THE STORM SUBSIDING.
Ship News Difficult to Get-Telegraphic
Communication Cut of.

Ship News Difficult to Get-Telegraphic
Communication Cut of.
New YORK, September lathe signal
officers say there will be no let up in the
storm for the NEXT "a hours. 1t is still
general off the east coast OF Virginia. The
Tind has diminished to the south, but re-
mains high along the coast. It had a
NOcity OF 81 miles in the city this morn
ing. At Block Island it was AZ, at Phila-
alpha 30 and at Boston ~. The rain
~Wutinues from Norfolk to Boston. The
haviest rain fall in the country was OK
Eienced at New York. Thedowrpour for
4ahours ending 8 q. m. to-day, was 2.46
Ghss. The damage suffered by shipping is
g severe. .s5...
Sip news is very difficult to Obtain as
photographic communications with quar-
milne and Sandy Hook is cut off. The
pie last night drove all incoming vessels
1.-THE coast. Several days may elapse be,
bro they return. Vessels in port hn ar evil
hnce OF the severity OF the storm in the
Os Of sails and rigging. The fog which en-
FNOpsd the lower bay for seyerafdays is
sarinV away and long delayed steamships
Us coming up to the city. All overdue
EurOpean steamers are crowded with sea-
htk passengers.
The Anchor line steamship City Of Rome,
arrived this morning. She experienced a
Ny rough voyage and had q narrow es-
APE from collision with an outward bound
taamer in the lower bay. The Cromwell
no steamer Kniekerbocker, due Tuesday,
Griyed this morning after a dangerous voy:
AH. Tuesday many on board the vessel
JARED the vessel would founder. Several Of
As crew and passengers were injured by the
I4nering Of the vessel. Everything move-
Fos 90 deck was corried away.
LEEEs, DEL, September 13.-Watertcwn,
summer resort ON Delaware bay, Ia en-
HQsy submerged. 0at OF twenty cottages
ny one remains.
WARRINGTON, September lathe storm
The Atlantic ocean continues, but with
patty diminished intensity. Northeast
y winds continue on the coast as far
IeGth as Delaware. From that pointsouth.
Had they are from the northwest. Rain
y ianen on the Atlantic coast from Bos-
y southwark to Virginia.
ATLANTIC Cry, N.Y., September lathe
Ksnan ship Gsestermunde is aground on
kOecon beach. The sea is very heavy and
y crew will be obliged to abandon her to
asuetion,
WV PoRT, R. l., September lathe r.
ussmer Atlanta arrived here this morn:
rom New York. She suffered 10 dam
prom the storm. 1t was feared she had
W|Nu lOot- 2ha runn nut ~ oil fha niTtV
%Iler since Monday. Her officers report
rSd s~plendidly under the most trying
H%Sdltions.
~lLADELPHIA, September 13.-Trains
the camden q Atlanta to and from
INA City are running ON schedule time
CSs!' The exodus from the sea shore 10
ss.h The train which left Atlantic at
a. m, consisted of seven cars ell
sNly loaded, One which left at 1880
Sslt the same number OF cars and, fol.
.ag two early trains, was one OF two
STas which left Atlantic City at $50 O..
consisted OF sixteen cars all heavily
SSa With passengers.
" water has almost subsided and the
yea Is clear. Until this morning no
S5e Information as to the West Jersey
you'd be gained, but as the mist clears
Sa9d the spray disappears, it is seen
EsOsdbed is in q terrible shape. Pos
inc Reading road, taking the enpire
M INTO consideration, is the most COM
Y wrecked. :"
West Jersey officials despatched
repair trains to the scene of the dis:
and will push necessary reT
a speedy completion. The Read:
toaa has also several hundred
%9Vely at work on the meadows,
!. Along the New Jersey and Delaware
which have been accumulatiug since
NN~ay, ewing to trains being detained,
@SSisaced arriving at the ~postofice last
~ and were very large. Some oil the
Matter, particularly that from Sea
s %HHsy, was in a very moist condition on
N III OF being carried some distance on
through the storm.