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CANTON, MISS.

An interesting Society Eveat-COncert
and international Tea.
ESPECIAL TO THE APPEAL.
CANTON, MIss, June 10.-The betrothal
of Miss Sarah Gross, of this place, to Mr..
Henry Ehrmann, of Vicksburg, is the
latest society event. The marriage will be
consummated this fall.
Young Cheek, who was badly wounded
ten days ago in the mill explosion, has
died.
A grand concert and international tea
was held tonight at Odd Fellows Hall for
the benefit OF the Methodist church. II
was the finest affair of the season and was
largely attended.
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GutiCura
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A Positive Cure for Every Form Of Skin
and Blood Diseases, from PIN.
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DISFIGURING- -HUMORS, Itching and Burn
l. ing TortuIes, Painful ErqPtions, Salt Rheum
or Eczema, Psoriasis, Scald Head, Infantile or
Birth HumOrs, and every form of Itching, Scaly,
Pinrply, Scrofgl9us, Inherited, Gontagiops, and
Scalp, with Loss of Hair, are positively cured by
the CUrICURA REMEDIES.
Cuticura kesOlvent, the new blood puri-
fer, cleanses the blood and perspiration of i'm
moves the cause, while Cuticurn, the great Skin
Cure, instantly allays Itching and Inflammation, 4,
clears the Skin and Scalp, meals Ulcers and
Sores, and restores the Hair.
Cutieura Soap. an exquisite Skin Beautifer
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Chas. HOughtOn. Esq, lawyer, No. 2S State
street, Boston, reports case of Salt Rheum un;
der his observation for ten years, which covered
the patients body and limbs, and to which all
known methods of treatment had been applied
without benefit, which was completely cured
solely by the CUTICuRA REMEDIES, leaving a clean
and healthy skin.
F. II. Drake. Esq, Detroit, Mich, Suffered
untold tortures from Skin Disease, which ap-
peared on his hands, head and face, and nearly
destroyed his eyes. After the most careful doc
toring and consultation of physicians failed to
relieve him, he used the CUTICURA REMEDIES, an !
was cured. and has remained so to date.
Chas. Eayre Hinkle, Jersey City Rights,
n. J., lad of II years. who for eight years, was
one mass OF CcaDs ana hunOFs, anu upon WHOM
all known remedies and cures were tried in vain
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German.American b. and L. Association,
rNHE monthly loan meeting of this associa-
i tion will be held at its office, No. 16 Madison
street, THURSDAY NEXT, June 18th, at Z 81
o'clock pm. Parties desiring loans can procure
same by subscribing to the rev series of stock
now open. Members are requested to pay theil
dues promptly to avoid fines
By order JOHN SCHEIBLER, President.
H. BENsDoRF, Secretary.
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T'ns Ers.sTs 81 shr CsEr1 sf IRqairy-
80 Gsnezsl 10 ~ Tried by
Court NaT1iei.
E'Tsirz ~ fhs BRITISH GsEeTa1czt
AsziHs tbs ol.eH eat-sgcs Of
fhe fsyzans;~rs.
Eirs Eiszzl Aai-srHHsHi 81 Congress &
Eaha Pare sune Segh-Pr0cseG-
in<s IN Beth Hoases.
THE BEKEsITERS.

Ilisr 44ra1a~n &-sfEe=sErEe@n G=AinE kR-
-szt--fr- 81 Ets- Essed NtsEeS-
81 1ssII-Eer0y. June IA cable =,
-is.trh rs--sruel from London mis- s.fas.
Elrss1 slaies tlIai IN the rz,sii-h ts,n-,ors
io-iaE tii= i-aE Foreign sScc7's ts.s-y
al--t- - felsrassTl islscT- s.-sning the
- ol f1snsir --1E5rs n re-ard 10
+ c.lIaElsi,,s-- f-.1 Seal addressed to this gov
ss----.1elltl t-r 10 reply had Aeen received.
-illE l1sllzicn Ezs shown Secretary Fre-
ingil-s-sssI l3=IIigti- and ne slid i seemed
- reia- - lnH reIJTeseslt-.5uns made to
iiiis .-oIerzrleu- t0Ga1ilF ne recent s,.t-
r4-.-z- 1ut 1ilz- be StEfe Be-a-tn,elt had
NO. rss-s11ssa sZ1ls-zilirE r.. -te s7bject from
1iis 8rI1lst sT'ert-asnt s-nce dhe commis-
sieE 81 80 = O. Gz-aEu.7te sutraves
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HAVING bean appointed administrator of Tx
II estate of Susan E. Houck, by the Probate
Court of Shelby county, all persons having claims
against said estate are hereby notified 10 ME the
same with me according to law, or same viii be
forever barred: and all persons owing said estate
will please settle with me. Jupef 1884.
BENZ. +. COLEMAN, Admir-.
Smith & Collier, Attorneys,
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Rocne>te.-s semi.Centenniar.

ROCHESTER,, n. Y, June 10.-The second
and last days celebration of the Rochester
semi-centennial was even more successful
than the first, Thousands of people flock
ed from all the surrounding cities, villages
aeen within the corporate limits. The
procession was two hours and five minutes
passing the reviewing stand.
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JACKSON, TENN.
Decisions of She Supreme COurt-The
state ~. Butler.

WecIsIOhs OF VIC SUnTene COurt-The
Stste n. Butler.
ESPECIAL TO TBE APPEAL.l
JACKSON, June 10.-The Supreme Court
to-day affirmed Triggins rs. Park, Shelby
County Turnpike Company Is. the State,
and reversed Scales rs. the State. In Trigg
Us. Hill the appeal was dismissed. The
Court heard Grooms as. Theme and began
Anderson rS. Norton, which will be con-
cluded tomorrow. In the case OF the
State rs. Butler, decided last Saturday, the
court held that the Taxing District bonds
Were receivable, as heretofore, for old city
of Memphis taxes at two for. one, regard
less of the question of capitalization it
also held that the opinion OF Special Chan
cellor Craft, as recently delivered, was in
all other respects correct
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DENVER, Col, June 10.-The Grant
Powder Company's magazine, containing
10000 pounds of "tonite" powder, located
three and half miles east of the city ex
ploded with terrible force this morning
A large number of plate fronts of houses il
the business portion of the city were
wrecked. A new farmhouse 800 yards
distant was completely demolished, ths
occupants miraculously escaping without
injury. No clew to the cause of the ex
plosion.
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Fearful Suffering at Sea.

ST. JoHN's, n. F., June 1O.-The schoon-
er Six Brothers was lost at Bocca dieu.
The captain and thirteen men were
drowned. The steamship Plover reports
rescuing forty-five of the sealing crew OF
the ice-stranded brig Confederate, but
could not save the remaining thirty. They
we're forced to retreat on account of an
ice nip. They approached within twelve
miles of the Confederate. There are no
provisions nor fuel on board the brig, and
| the crew are suffering fearfully.
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LITTLE ROCK. ARK.

An Immense Audience 60 Hear Taimage
The OpcrahOuse Crowded.
ESPECIAL TO THE APPEAL.
LITTLE Rock, June l0.-There was a
perfect ia II of people at the Grand Opera
house tonight to hear Talmage lecture on
'The Bright Side of Things" Every seat
in the lower house was taken before G
o'clock pm, and large number OF ladies
were in the gallery. The lecturer made a
fine impression, and was frequently ap.
plauded. 1t was the largest house ever
drawn by lecturer in Arkansas.
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CIoud-Bursts i'm California.

SAN Francisco, June I0.-Dispatches
from Rye Patch, New, announce terrific
cloud-bursts on the Humboldt range of
mountains. The valleys are deluged. The
Central Pacific railroad track is washed
out in different places to the extent of
thirty miles. 1t is expected the road will
Oe fully repaired by tomorrow morning.
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nANvIIAI, III, June l0.-Frank Le-
seure, rember of the wholesale and retail
hardware Srm of Yeomans, Shedd & I.e-
seure. when called for breakfast, said he
would soon be down. The report of a
pistol was heard in a short time, and on
his wIfe entering the room Leseure was
found in a diving condition.
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Spring Meeting ut Coney Island.

New YoxK, June 1O.-The spring meet
ing OF the Coney Island Jockey Club
opened to day at Sheepshead Bay. Ten
thousand persons were present. The win
ners were Jim Renwick, Miss Woodford,
Florio and General Munroe.
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Railway bridges washed Away,

Ell PAso, TEX June 10.-The railway
bridge was washed away to- day, and in.
tercourse with Mexico is cut off. The
bridge on the Southern Pacific, west oi
Youma, was washed out, cutting Off com.
munication between here and California
This sewers all railroad communication
No Eastern mails arriving, and the pros
poets of an early subsidence are unprom.
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VIENNA, June 10.-During the trial of
Schumacher he was shown to be editor
and manager of Herr Most's paper, the
Freiheit. The proceeds of murders and
robberies were shared with the editor of
the Anarchist papers Der Radical and Die
ZIktllif
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CHANCERY SALE
Of
R L Al IL = II A II e.

No. 1899, R.-Chancery Court Of Shelby county
State of Tennessee VS.. IL. B. Chiles.
PY virtue of an interlocutory decree for sale
ID entered in the above cause on the 9Th day of
May, 1854, NJ. b. AZ, page 600, will sell, at pub
lie auction, to the highest bidder, in front of the
county, Memphis, Tenn, on
Saturday, July IL, 1854,
within legal hours, the following described prop
erty, situated in the Taxing District of Shelby
county, Tenn to wit: Lot g. block TO- Vance
street. 96xl20 feet; sold for taxes as the property
vet, B. o. and A. J. Winford and b. C. Stone.
Lots and 5, block 10, on the northeast corner of
Elliott street, 140x175 feet; sold ior taxes the
property of the same above ma" ed. Lot J.
103xl0s feet: sold for taxes as the property
of s. Fransiola. Lot 5, block -, on the west
side of fernando street, 2lx100 feet sold for taxes
the roperty of Ella Ennis Lot Is, block 81,
running back between parallel lines $50 feet, said
lot beginning Us feet west OF Wellington street; {;
sold for taxes the property Of q. Levy. Lot in
block IL, the west side Of WELLINGTON street, be-
on Welington and running back between parallel
lines 1S1 fcet; sold for taxes as the property OF
Robt. Church, A. J. Harris, Julia and Anthony
Netherland. Lot Z, block "a, north side of Pom
the north side of Browns addition, 225 feet from
the west side of fernando street; then north sith
I. Gholson east line Is feet; thence west 80 feet
thence south and parallel with the fernando
eas. - feet to the beginning; sold for taxes the
property of &. Ottenheimer and NJ. Schwartz.
Terms OF Sale-On credit of months; notes
bearing interest: lien retained; ro1emp.ion
barred ih'' ir.f R.J. b BLACK, Clerk and Mus..r.
By George MsIlery, Deputy Clerk and Master.
4. II. and c. w. ueiskeli, j. W. Hampton. 5.
P. Walker, Soils. sat
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JONESBORO, ARK.

Marriage of N Protninent Merchant and
Mississippi ReEle.
ESPECIAL TO THE APPEAL.l
JoNEsBoRo, ARK, June 1o.-Col. T. d.
Gulberhouse, prominent merchant OF
this place and candidate for the Legisla-
ture, and Miss Hattie Wooten, late Of Sen
atobIa, Miss, were married here to day,
and left Immediately for points North and
East on a bridal tour.
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Master car builders.

SAEAroeA, June l0-The Master Car
Builders Association of the United States
have began their eighteenth annual ses-
SION. Resolutions relating TO standards
Wen, sdon.ed
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JACKSON. MISS.
Arrival OF Delegates 10 the Democratic
stale Convention.

lsPECIAL TO THE APPEAL
JACKSON, June 10.-Quite large num-
ber of delegates to the State Democratic
Convention, which meets to morrow, have
arrived. There are a great number of
candidates for delegate to Chicago. Lieut.
Gov. Stands is spoken of for presi lent OF
the convention.
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LONDON, June 10.-At Ascot to-day the
race for the gold vase was won by Ham
mond's hay colt, 81. Gatien; Morton's bay
mare, Carrie Roy, second; Lefevre's chest
nut horse, Tristan, third. There were four
starters. ~. Gatien won by length; three
lengths between Carrie Roy and Tristan.
Betting was to | against St. Gatien.
The objections to st. Gatien for Derby
were Withdrawn.
The Prince Of Wales Stakes was won b v
Machels colt Sir Reuben; Lefevre's colt
Hermitage second, Rothschild's colt Tails
man third. -Four starters. Sir Reuben
won by three lengths; only a head be.
tween Hermitage and Talisman Betting
> ~ against Sir Reuben.
The Ascot Stakes was won by Jardiue's
colt Greenback; Pearson's colt Gonfalon
second, Lord Roseberry's iilly Narcissa
third. six starters. Greenback won by a
length. Betting 6 TO l against Greenback
RasebarI
CHICAGO, June I0.-Clevelands, 0; Chi.
csgos, ,.
Boston, June lO.-Bostons, 3; Provi.
dences, l.
PHILADELPHIA, June 10.-Columbus. >;
Athletics, s.
NEW York, June i0.-Cincinnatis, S.
Breoklyns, g.
WASHINGTON. June l0.-roledos, :;
Washingtons, ,.
BAETnfoRE, June 10.-Baltimores, Is;
indianapolis, Is.
PnIADEIPHIA,J June 1O.-New 6orks, 10
Philacelphias, &.
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Made MiIliouafreS by the Death of an
pucfc.

LOUISVILLE, June IO.-Iohn and Charles
Kennedy, two laborers of this city, have
received word that they have fallen heirs
to about $2,000,000 from an uncle who
! lately died in Australia. The uncle form
erIy lived in Louisville, but left suddenly
one day and for about thirty years was
not heard from.
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FREPARE FOR FLOOD.
Foundations, cellar walls and buildings
subject to overflow should be constructed
~SsA Louisville Cament 1t is the Standard.
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pysone of the outhouses that is little better
than hogpen. Officer Barron proposes
to visit the Holt premises shortly, possibly
with a posse of sufficient numbers and
strength to enable him to obtain posses-
sion Of bum,nick;
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MILWAUKEE, June l0.--The State Grand
Lodge of Masons met in annual session
to-day. with about 500 delegates, repre-
senang l2,24S members OF the order in
Wisconsin.
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Handsome Floral Design.

The handsomest floral design was given
yesterday morning to Miss A. J. Treadwell
by her friends. 1t was large boat, on a
base three feet long, and was fiIleti with
exquisite flowers, consisting of lilies, cape
jessamine and Marechal Mel roses. 1t
was made by Henry Moore, florist, two
blocks south of fernando cur|e.
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Campbell vs.. MoseS.

The House Committee on Elections ID
the contested election case OF Campbell Is.
Me7ey, OF the Seventh ohio cietiitt, by a
vote OF eigh; II four, agreed to report in
favor q n3sesting Morey and seating the
. .-nnfasfapf
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SPORTING NEWS.


NEw York, June 10.-The nineteenth
annual regatta OF the Yacht Club, to-day,
Was the most successful in some years.
fweuty-seven yachts started. - - 1sS
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WILMINGTON, DEI~, June l0.-Cashier
Hall, OF the Citizens Bank, is deiaulter.
Amount unknown. The bank is alleged
TO be sound.
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American Society OF civil Engineel

ciety OF Civil Engineers convened to day,
with about 400 delegates present. Papers
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Ron,t ME In the Han.e


Rough on Rats" Clears out rats,
mice, reaches, bed bugs, flies, ants, moles,
chipmonks, goblers. l5c.
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The Eve of Waterloo Byron...... Ella Keck
The Glove and the Lion-Leigh Hunt
=, .".Lena Robson
How Little Katie knocked at the Door of Heaven
Ltia MAY
The Minister'S sDaushteI-Nh hitler .:............
hlrlain Nei>On
oes-le fAtJerSon
The Swallow-Shelley.. ............. Minnie Myers
Court Lady-Mrs. Browning ......,....... ........
Mary Lee Goodlett
Lochiels WarningCampbel..
,.:-.... Lucy W illiams and Norma Goodman
King Nolmcr and Elsie-M Mhittier,........M May Hill
ny hhdiuell ltdI Louise IOpD
Guilty or Not Guilty Pauline Frayser
Battle of Mary Martin
Ballad of Break-Neck. Treadwell
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BIDS! BIDS F.!
SEALED BIDS will be received up to June 9th
- at Waller Burk' S news stand, l72 Main ST., for
Bar and Refreshment Privileges
at Knights of the Red Branch Picnic, to be held
CHANCERY SALE
Of
R Il A L Il ST AT II.

No. 1902, R.-Chancery Court of Shelby county
State of Tennessee, use, ETC., vs.. NJ. Borland
ct al.
DY virtue of an interlocutory decree for sale
u entered in the above cause on the 9TH day of
May, 1884, M. b. 49, page 81, Will sell, at public
auction, to the highest bidder, in front of the
Clerk and Masters Office, courthouse of Shelby
county, Memphis, Tenn, on
Saturday, July IL, HSa.
within legal hours the following described prop.
erty. situated in the Taxing: District Of Shelby
county, Tenn, to-wit: Lot IL, block 5, Brown $
subdivision, fronting so feet on the east side Of
LaRose street and running back between paral,
lei lines ITS feet sold for taxes the of
A. B. jewell, Salome and stephen Holt and Al
sxander Bradford Jewell. Lot 6, block II (south
half thereof, being 60 feet front on the north
side of Calhoun street, and running back be-
tween parallel lines 100 feet; sold for taxes the
property of Pierre Beachmont and W. j. Lewis
Lots i, 3, and S. block d, 56xliS feet, south
east corner of Union and Lauderdale streets
sold for taxes as the property of Maria Il. Neal
and james A. Littlefeld, trustee; lot / is 6y2 sX
14s feet. Lot 5, block 81 fronting ~ feet on the
south side of Tate street, and running back 2lI
feet sold for taxes the property of M. Borland
Terms Of Sale-on credit of months; notes
bearing interest: lien retaiaed; redemption
barred. This June 10, 1881.
r. J. BLACK, Clerk and Master.
1 By Geo. Mallery, Deputy Clerk and Master.
+. III. and G. w. Heiskell, j. W. Hampton, S.
p. Walker. Solicitors. sat
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rnoo nianEE'S SCHOOL.
Closing Exercises Of she Middle Glasses
-Aa Attractive Programme.


'fha middle ols$s%s ef Miss Hifhea :
school had their closing exercises yes;er-
day. these consisting of elocuticn and
music. The work of Miss Heron in this
school for the last three years shows itself
in ihese finished performances. Only a
professional teacher could attain such re-
suits, Self-posSession that restraints the
crude gesture and guides thai which is
tfoih nature; holds: the voice in dre no1'i-
fatton, nleys upon tie face IN expressing
feeling, not its counterfeit presentment,
makes the whole body instinct with the
thought of the author, these must be
obtained by faithful work OF the pupil as
well as by careful training OF the teacher,
and these were shown by the young
ladies who took part in these exercises.
We were pleased to note that there had
been scft Of renaissance of the old
masters in making up the programme.
which we giAe beloN. This ihttslc |sa
very entertaining, especially the brilliant
choruses given with accuracy by the vocal
class. Mrs. Weatherford is a most sue
cessful teacher in this department. The
solos OF Misses Hunter and Jeffries were
very pleasing.
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NASHVILLE, TENN.
ROfhschiId PardOned by Gov. Base-A
Strong Petition.

ESPECIAL TO THE APPEAL.
NASHVILLE, June 10.-Gov. Bate to day
issued pardon for S. Rothschild, cf Mem
phis. The petition fer executive clemency
came strongly indorsed and was promptly
granted.
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The President has signed the act fixing
the rate OF postage on mail matter OF the
second class when sent by persons other
than publishers or news agents.
rampheIl ~ Mo-rx
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adjusted. The House conferees acceded
to Senate amendments in all OF the more
important features,
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The Mexican Travellers.

Chicago, 2s-The first tlr ugh
party from the City OF Mexico over
the recently completed Mexicsn
Central railway arrived here from
Ksnsas CITY this morning In a
special train over The Burlinp ton
road. The party was made up
jointly Of Americans. who had b. en-
visiting the Mexican capital, thirty
students, who left for Notre Dame
university in Indisns this morning,
and a few Mexican merchants. The
main body of the travellers cen
tinued their journey eastward by
the forenoon trains and the remain
der OF the contingent will stay for a
short tine in this city. The run
from the CT y O. Mex CO YVES made
in five days.
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The Colorado Zephyr.

Denver, 2S.-Probably fifty build.
ings of all sorts were unroofed by
yesterdays wind storm. About
Midnight portion OF the rear wall
of LindelI Hotel, west side, was
blown in. Tbs guests were previ-
Ously warned of the danger ard es-
capped injury. The expO-ition build
ing was partially unrOof.d. A
young man named David Wood was
E struck by a falling wall at IS Curtis
street. He was extricsted uncon-
scious, and will probably die. A
coach in the Circle road was blown
from the track near Fleming, a su-
butban station, AMI one passenger
was seriously hure. The damage
will probably not exceed
ten or fifteen Thousand AT
Chey enne he wind reached a velo-
city of fity-siX miles al hour, but
no serious damage was done. The
round house at S:erling, on the
Juiesburg short line, is reported
blown down. No damage is re.
ported from interior towns.