Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1894-06-06

COUNTING THE LOSS. The Water sun Rising In the Northwsss
 VANCOUVER, B. C., June 4.-The loss by the floods is placed at St.. OO0,OOO. One hundred lives are believed to have been lost. The water IS still rising and further dam age Is inevitable.
 wni It Never Absteq
 PORTLAND, Ore, June 4.-The food waters are now over thirty feet above low water mark, the highest ever known since this country was settled. Almost the entire business portion of the city is inundated, and vast damage has been done all along the Columbia. The water is still rising.
 The Democrats Not Ia Tt.
 PORTLAND, June 1. The general election m Oregon Is being held to- day. The main fight Is between the popuiists and the republicans. The chances strongly favor the latter. though the pOpulists may carry the legislature.
 some DesaItory Fighting.
 CRIPPLE CREEK. June IA skir- miSh took place this morning between the deputies and striking miners. Several shots were fired on both sides, and several men were wound ed, but none killed.
 wm Declare a Dividend.
 ALRUQUEReUE. N. M.. June 4.-Re- ceiver Schoield, of the Albuquerque National Bank, has information from Washington that the Comp troller of the Treasury will instruct him to declare a dividend by the lst of July. This will be the sec ond dividend since the bank closed it's doors last summer.
 They Served Him Right.
 GOLDEN, Colo, June At two o'clock Sunday morning a band of twenty men went to the jail here and overpowered the tailor and went to the cell of J. McCurdy. They badly mutilated him, and then they bound him and took him to tres tie of the Denver. Lakewood & Golden railway and lynched him. The sheriff arrived too late to pre- vent the outrage. McCurdy's crime was the horrible mutilation of his junior brother,
 A Clean Sweep Made.
 DURANGO, Mex, June IA cloud burst occurred yesterday in the Sierra Madre mines, about 70 miles south of here. A camp of charcoal burners was washed away by the food. The men were in camp, and | ali were drowned.
 4 Reign of Terror. CoNNELLSBUR,l, Ind, June 4.-This l own Is in a state of terror, and | line companies of militia and detachment of artillery with a gatss ing gun have been called out by | be governor The strikers to day l -uined the railroad property right l md left and are very ugly over the i lews of the militia coming.
 REPUBLICAN VICTORY. oregon Elects Almost Everyone Who |
 Ran on the Republican Ticket.
 PORTLAND, Ore, June 5.-Meager 'eturns from yesterdays election that the entire republican tate ticket is elected by a large plurality, with the possible e1cep- ion of school superintendent. Both epuhlican congressman are elected. The legislature is probably repu3li- .an, though many populists are lected
 Nearly a Tram Load Of Doctors.
 SAN FRANCISCO, June 5.-Nearly rain load of doctors arrived from he east to-day to attend the forty fifth annual meeting of the Ameri- an Medical Association, which meets to morrow
 Engages in Better Business.
 CHCAGO, June ,. Congressman icCurrld is not candidate for re- lection. He will take chargs of he Twenty-seeond Street Electric inc.
 Train Robbers Break Jan.
 WICHITA, Kansas, June 5.-Silva, -oung, Rigler and Brown, train who were lately captured EbrenS, have broken jail at Pond reek.
 Hanging in the Balance. CRIPPLE CREEK. Col, June 5-A will probably be cached between the miners and line owners, and the indications are hat an early settlement of the rouble will be effected. Warhke separations, however, continue.
 An Ex-GoverDo'rs Death. BosroN, June 5.-Ex-Govemor harles Ceilings Van Scandt, of node Island, died to-day in Brook ne.
 An Electric Gar Collision. ATLANTA, June 5.-0n the 4 lanta action street ear line to-day two lrs colhded killing one motormau ,l l. '