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MINNESOTA
THIS TIME
Another Cyclone Gets in Its
Deadly and Terrifying:
Work.
NEW RICHMOND WIPED OUT
Five HondrcJ People Killed end
Injured and Frantic Calls
for Help Sent Out.
THE FIRE FIEND ATTENDS
What tbe Storm Leaves Becomes
Fool for the Flamts-Boiidtnan
i ml Other Towns Wrecked.
MIN'NKAIIJ3. Juno ir-Spclal to
thi' TrUniuc from Btlllwaler, Minnrpulla
Tlit j a irrnWc nlfht fur Nvw lti)
muntl. that village Oclng almost lip-!
I out of I'li.uiU'v by olio of most
jM-vin- ry.loiifr that tver vMtrd th.ii
j locality. It I'trrltMl ruin and drath In
! Ita nh and at till, hour It U lmiorlll
' :o S'o t''n a ianUl liai of tho -r-jul
injuriv). It l thouitlit many arc
LI. J.
Tl- nr of tli dUaJl' r trouKht
I luro by J. A. i'urrvill, a traveling man
(rum I'ortiivt'. VI , who 8toptit(
'at thv Nlivlht Huuh la Sew Kii-limond
I Winn thv cyclone mruck. lie u tha
j fuuni-UluiK-l cloud a it camu u tlt
j irliK r--t una took r. fuse In the
: b.iMMii iit o.' i tic IikIcI whk h con
t
l.litly rcvkU. togfiutrr ltn vry
loih.-r Ou.-liiti. Iiiwk lu the lty. In H
jt.-rntil. h-; of rain, follolinj tlu
i v) (iloim. farMll and bit comrade. u
Jci-rdtd in rt-xVtfrli)g tha iritnrtor, Chaa.
i MoKvuuon, hla Ifa and one child from
jllie Urrl.l, and thty lo rt-moved a
llaundty girl, who waa probably faUily
InjunHl. TUy alo removed two m-n
,n,.-A liirrjit and Neaall. wno wtrr
verly mjurul. Carroll further
!m that lire followed the cyclone and
what was loft of Die town ia being- con.
.unud by Ore. Many people are doulrt.
I lea klllrd and the damage will run Into
I hundred of thouswtula of dollars.
A1TKA1.9 tHt IKX'TOIIS AXD HELP.
MlSNKAKiLW. June 11-A apectal to
the Tribune from Burkhardt, V1., aaya:
A measmger ha reached there from
New HUhmmd and ha el g-raphed here
for doctors and help, -saying that a storm
atruok tlut town and a large number
were killid and wounded. Kallroad of.
tlclttlK have endeavored to gvt out a
apeclnl train Ihii on account of sevoral
wuohoutt liny are unable to do so and
doctor and many others are now drlv.
lug acroni the country.
MANY K1LI.L0U AND INJL'HEU.
iribWAVKEK. Wis.. June 11-A mea-
Mjia waa received at W'isoonaiu Central
oltlces here late tonight from Steven"s
1'olnt, from A. . Home, division sup.
erimemleul of the Wisconsin Central at
that plwce as follows:
"ll comntenced to rain on the St. raul
division about ? this evening and the
wires went' down west of Jewell Mllla
about
"At 8:43 weot a message from Robert.
son. the operator, via (Marshall, that a
cyclon. had struck New Richmond about
7:30 killing and wounding from 150 to
500 people. We ave started a special
out from Irvine, leaving at 10 o'clock
wlrh surgeons."
A second menage from Home reads:
"A party has just come to Jewett Mills
and n.orts that Dr. War wa. killed
and Dr. Epley ha. tooth leg. broken, and
that they are. muoh In need of doctor.
and .urgeons." .
BOARDMAX ALSO WIPED OUT.
MINNEAPOLIS, Mlu., June lS-A spec
lul ro the Times from North Wisconsin
Junction, Wis., says:
A courier from Boardman, Just in, r.
ports that the whole town has been wiped
oft the face of the earth, and while no
definite news can be obtained at this
time of the casualties, It la presumed that
ninny were Injured and possibly some
killed.
THE ORRIJON BOYS OFT.
WASHINGTON, Jun. JS.-General Oils
reports that the Oregon regiment, with
the signal corps, left Manila on the trans,
ports Ohio and Newport for Portland to
day. A NEW LIGHTHOUSE) INSPECTOR.
Captain George C. R.lter, United
States Inspector for the Thirteenth dls
trier, was In Astoria yesterday In com
pany with Cajtaln W. I VIM. Cap
lain ItMier ts making his final trmpectlon
of tha district, prior to turning ovit In
.,l.. it) CapUln Old, who iwuni'i
charge the first of July, and at the same
time making the latter officer aeualntel
with the dHall of his new duties. Till
dlatrlco, whloh emtna'es, Oregon, Wash.
Inttton and Ala.ka. Is the largest In the
United Unites, asd the Inspector who haa
charge of It ha no slneeurs. Captain
It'll-r has made an rflldent Innpfvtor.
and In the discharge of hi. duties be
has falnfd the confldenc and esteem of
every man In the senrlo I. his dlntrict.
Uy the cltlx-ns of Astoria fa I looked
upon as an 1d-al officer and a perfect
gentleman, and his leavln; will be dee
ly regretted by a ht of friend. At
the cIom) of his work Cap'.ala R-iter
will i tut and will enjoy a rent of a
fvw months beore b-lng again attgned
to dry.
Captain Old dos not iome to As
loria a :rang-r. At the lime the mils-
i t Ilaltlnr re and OharleM'n vliltid thin
port. Captain Fields was first lleuu-n.
ant of th Charleston, and waa prtMnt at
the banquet given by (his city to the
ofllrer of the warships. Of that event
Captain Olds ha only the most p'.ea.
am r'-collecriona. paying Aslorians tbe
compliment of Ix-lng royal er.tertalner
In every tMTiiw of the sror-1. During the
lale war Captain Olds brought the
United Statt- trniKrt gcandla around
fr-ra the ea.t coawt to San Tranclsco,
and made a trip to Hololulu with troops.
Of lat he has been stationed at Ban
Prancl.co.
SALARY OF OFFICERS UNDER
TUB NAVY PERSONNEL BILL.
Dewey Ot Same Pay Ashore or at S-a,
Sampaon Than Schley.
NEW YORK June 11-A dispatch to
the World from Washington says: Tbe
navy department has litfued a circular
nxlng the salary of o Hirer unor the
navy rwrnonnt-1 bllL
Admiral Dewey will n-ceive H10
whether on duty ai shore or at sea.
The senior rear admiral's pay Is fixed
ul 7.3. at and K.JT5 cm shore. Rear
Admiral Schley Is on the list, but only
r.-oeir.n the minimum amount as the
U amtKnrd to shnre duty. The Junior
rear admirals receive I5..VX) while at sea
duty and H.CI on shore. Hear Admiral
Sumpoon Is on the Junior list, but having
a command at sea. receives the maxi
mum pay.
Should Schley be given an assignment
at oa he would receive 12 .OX) a year more
than Sampson, but as It now Is. his pay
amounts to JST5 less.
Captains receive K.M0 at sea and Ji3T3
on shore.
DRAWING THE LINE
ON EASTERN DEMOCRATS.
No Delemttes to Be Admitted to the
Next National Convention Unless
They Indors Free Silver.
NEW YORK. June It The silver men
of this mate will send representatives
to Chleaso to the meeting of the demo
cratic national committee ot June 9). to
urge tho adoption of a resolution, which
It Mid wll! be re.ommended hy Ex-
Governor Stone, of Missouri, declaring
that only such delegates a come from
states In which the democratic conven.
tlon Indorse? the Chicago platform w-l'.l
he nested regular delegates In the
national convention.
John Gardiner, of this city, a personal
friend of Bry.in and one of the leaders
In the "dollar dinner" organised here.
said that he Intended to be In Chicago
when the democrats meet. He said that
it would be a good thing to force Tarn-
ninny and the state organisation to do
clare either for or against the Chicago
platform In the state convention here.
THE BOY CONFESSES.
In the case of the boy who was
brought to St. Mary', hospital Saturday
from Brookfteld supposed to be suffering
from a shotgun wound. It transpires that
the lad had taken pointer, from proml.
nent Portland politicians whose ancestry
back to Ananias can be distlnotly traced.
From practical observation, of the work.
ings of life, h. had deduced the follow.
Ing rule: "Blessed are the story tellers
for they shall Inherit the earth." It
seems the boy and his brother had taken
some dynamite catrldges from a cabin
near his ho-ne and In exploding them,
particles of the shell .truck him In the
face .nd.brcait. destroying the sight
of the left eye and outting oft a piece
from one Hnger. The boy tali that the
accident was caused by someone shooting
a gun near him In the woods, but Dr.
Fulton thought from the nature of the
wounus they were not caused by shot,
and after much persuasion the boy fin.
ally confessed.
What Is so rare as a day In June? May
b. answered by "a day In May" Just at
this point in tha yearly calendar.
It U a little suggestive to speak of a
woman's flowerJlke face Just after she
has been dabbing It with powder.
A CRISIS
IN FRANCE
big Mijority Against Du Puy
In House and Ministry
Walk Out.
THEY AFTERWARD RESIGN
Allege 3 Brutality of Police In
Suppressing; tbe Royalist
Demonstration tbe Cause.
SEATTLE GETS ANOTHER PLUM
northern Pacific Will Pot on Another
Stumer Line Between Poeet
Sound J Honolulu.
PARIS, June lt-The perfect of police.
M. Blanc, has ordered an Inquiry Into the
charges of police brutality ytsterday. If
they are subtan:la:ed, tbe men at fault
ill be severely punished. The chamber
of deputies waa crowded today and there
waa considerable suppressed excitement
when M. Valllant, socialist. Interpellated
the government on yesterday's police
outrage at ine ravwon a Armenovi.ie,
and demanded to know tbe lu:ructlon
the government gave tbe police la re.
gard to tbe socialist, who, be said, de
fended tbe republic against the reac
tlcrtiariv.
The premier, Duputy, replied that be
real lied that yesterday was a fete day
for all republicans. He realised thai
there bad beeo incident, and the only
instruction to the police were to mam.
tain order. The chamber," after further
debate, adopted by a vo:e of Jl to 173.
tbe order of the day proposed by M.
Ruau, radical which tbe premier re
fused to acpt. The ministers forth,
with h ft the bouse amul immense excite
ment. THE CABINET RESIGNS.
PARIS, June 11 The French cabinet
has resigned.
HOW. LOUBET TOOK THE NEWS.
PARIS. June It The Interview be.
tween M. Du Puy and his colleagues and
President Lou bet was brief but cordlaL
The president expressed bis thanks for
the support he had received from the re
tiring ministers, adding the be would
always remember their service, grate
fully. M. Du Puy was agreeably sur.
prhted at Loubet's cordiality.
There ari already many surmises as
to the composition of the new cabinet,
but it is pointed out that as the Du Puy
mlniirtery did not fall on a question In
volving the political complexion of the
ministry, It Is difficult to see on what
ba.sls a new cabinet will be selected.
Successive votes In the chamber of
deputies today clearly demonstrated the
existence of a majority. Including mem.
bers of all parties, who were determined
to rid themselves of the premiership of
M. Du Puy. The interpellation of M.
Valllant was simply a cleverly selected
pretext to conceal the real cause of the
approaching crisis. j
Socialists and radical, alike are dls
sal If fled with what they have considered
the contradictory attitude of the Du Puy
cabinet In ihe Dreyfus atffalr. Many
deputies agree that the Dreyfus affair to
largvly responsible for the fall of the
cabinet.
Certainly there Is no denying the fact
that the question of the final settle,
ment of the Dreyfus rase hangs like a
dead weight on the situation tonight and
will prove a great obstacle In the set.
tlement of the crisis.
ANOTHER STEAMER LINE
FROM PUGET SOUND.
The Northern Pacific 1. Apparently
Not Ready to Make Astoria Its
Coast Termanal.
SEATTLE, June 13. President J. D.
Farreli, of the Pacific Coast Company,
announced today that hi. company woulh 1
establish another steamer line between ;
Puget sound and Honolulu next Sepleni. J
ber.
II M '
MUNN'S CANNERY BURNED.
VANCOUVER, B. C. June 12.-D. J.
U
V fjzima
Makes the food more
ivjyt .
Jlunn's salmon cannery at Terra Nova
Lulu Island, was ttirneJ to the ground
this afternoon. The loss I. 170,004, fully
cover-id by Insurance,
AN IMPORTANT DIFFERENCE.
ASTORIA. Jun H, Editor Aiorta-Ia
today's paper I notice aentanc. In the
article quoted from the HIlMboro In
dependent as follows:
Can Orrgon help herself? It I. realised
that If she can Portland must be fore.
most In the work. Portland I. a railroad
center, there being four transcontlnenta.
lines entering there !h 8. P. Co., O. IL
k N., Great Northern and Northern Pa.
elf!.?. Two of these roads pas. through
the Columbia gorge on a grade almost
dead level. The handicap seem, to be
a shallow ship channel from tbe sea, up
the Columbia to Portland, at low w.ter
only 22 feet.
This sentence Ip.v. the Impreslon,
with those who d) not abmlutely know
to the contrary. First, that there ts
only a 22 foot channel at low tide from
the sa to Astoria, when the fact I
there is not less than feet of water
from the Astoria wharves to the aea at
low tide, or JT feet at .ny high tide.
Si-cot.d, that there 1. 22 feet of water
from Astoria to Portland at low tide.
The fact, are thai tbe deepest draft
ship that ever went up the Columbia
and Willamette river, from Astoria to
Portland waa the American ship Santa
Clara, In May 1S32. drawing 23 feet of
water. Pilot Emkin took ber up by
taking advantage of the Columbia river
freshet, and full moon high tide.
After seven year, of dredging and th.
expenditure of millions of government
and Port of Portland money, no deeper,
draft ships have been taken up or down
the river, and, the average draft of grain
ship, coming doara, alway. at high tide,
has been below 22 feet. The pilots al
ways take advantage, and the shippers
bold the vessels In Portland until, the
new or full moon high tide.. In order W
obtain hat draft of water down the
river. The Columbia freehet. do not
Increase the depth of water In Cathlamet
bay, above Tongue point, owing to its
width of 12 mile, and the shifting sands
and shoals which are constantly Chang,
ing. EXPEET.
NOTICE FOR BIDS.
Bids will be received by the county
court of Clatsop county until Saturday,
June l?lh, 1S, at 1:30 o'clock p. m., for
building the north approach . to the
Young bay draw bridge.
Said approach to be 105 feet long and
15 feet wide; the work to be of the same
character and the material of the same
quality a. contained In the bridge. The
first bent from the north shore to be
piank 'd with "Jxlf -lS feet long to form
a bulkhead. The second, tblrd and
fourth bent, to be .way braced with
"SxlO" lumber.
The mud sllU to be "3x12," 18 feet long .
and properly bedded and chocked. All
timbers and planks to be of good sound
fir, and poet, to be not less than "12x13."
or where round timber la used, to bt
not lew than 13 Inches In diameter at
small end.
Separate bids will also be received at
ihe same time and place, tor turnkshlng
plans for the construction of a bridge
keeper's dwelling (on foundation pre
pared) 16x24 feet with 14 feet walls planed
on inside and batten. HJ Inches dressed.
Outside of house to be covered with
rustic, sahl building to have double
lower and single upper fioors, celled on
lower side of upper Joist placed nine feet
above lower floor, with stairway leading
to upper story. Building to have two'
coats of paint on the outside.
The county court reserves the right to
reject any and all bldi which should be
addressed to the undersigned and marked
"Bids for Approach to Young. Bay
Bridge, or Keeper'. Dwellmg."
By order of the county court,
Aitest: H. J. WHERITY,
County Clerk.
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are mose favored.
Last fall I sprained my left hip while
handling some heavy boxes. The doctor
I called on said at first It wa. a .light
strain and would soon be well, but It
grew worse and the doctor then .aid I
had rheumatism. It continued to grow
worse and I could hardly get around to
work. I went to a drug store and the
druggist recommended me to try Cham
berlaln's Pain Balm. I tried It and one.
half of a to-oent bottle cured m. en.
tlrely. I now recommend it to all my
friends. F. A. Babcock, Erie, Pa. It
Is for sale by Charles Rogers.
It ts Indeed a very cold day when the
shirt waist loses Its popularity.
A CARD OF THANKS.
I wish to say that I feel under lasting
obligation, for what Chamberlain'. Cough
Remedy has done for our family. W.
have used H In so many cases of coughs,
lung troubles and whooping cough, and
It has alway. given the most perfect sab
Isfactlon, we feel greatly Indebted to th.
manufacturers of this remedy and wish
them to please accept our hearty thanks.
Respectfully, Mr.. S. Doty, De. Moines,
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