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in command of the naval station at San
Juan, announcing that the hurricane had
destroyed about 12,000 worth of property
at the station there.
The storm was predicted by the bureau
several days ago. It commenced on the
7th, apparently east of the island of Do
minica, and moved northwest to Porto
Rico and Hayti. There is no immediate
prospect, the weather officials say, of
the storm coming near the mainland. No
reports of the amount of the damage
done has reached the office h^re. The
rainfall at San Juan last night, where
the storm sems to have done considerable
damage, was five inches.
STRUCK BY TIDAI. WAVE.
Million Dollars Worth of Property
Destroyed at Valparaiso.
VALPARAISO, Chili., Aug. 9.-A tidal
wave burst into the bay yesterday even
ing, tearing down the embankment,
sweeping off a number of locomotives,
cars and other property. Loss is esti
mated at $1,000,000.
YAaUIS ARE DOOMED.
Mexican Government Fully Posted
ns to Their Movements.
AUSTIN, Tex., Aug. 9.-A dispatch from
Durango, Mex., says that Manuel Lopez
Serena, instructor in the service of the
Federal Telegraph company, has just
reached that city from the Yaqul reser
vation. He says the government is in
better shape to wage a successful cam
paign against the rebellious tribe now
than in any of the previous wars. There
is hardly a point in the turbulent terri
tory that is not in direct telegraphic
communication with the war department,
and every move that roving bands of
Yaquls make is instantly known to the
military authorities, and the movement
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