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Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1893-01-20

will organize new class for beginners Deven-
ing class as soon as get the required number of
names. Can also give private lessons. The pop
ular two steps all the rage | guarantee to teach
in one private lesson. F. WALES
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1893-01-20
JAMAICA

Mrs Read, the state w. C. Z. U. presi-
dent, will visit this place next Friday, Civ
ing talk to the girls at 2:30 p. NJ, and a
public address in the evening at the Con
gregational church.
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1893-01-20

My friend, look here You know how wesk
and nervous your wife is and you know that
Carter's Iron Pills will relieve her Now why
not be fair about II and buy box
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1893-01-20
Now

Look out for a Cloak or Fur set at a reduction
of % to 1914 per cent at o. j. PARTS.
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1893-01-20

No howery rhetoric can tell the merit of Hoods
Sarsaparilla as well as the cures accomplished by
this excellent medicine
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1893-01-20

Because you feel blue and are troubled with that
tired and all gone feeling. Do as did, use a bot
tie OF Sulphur Bitters. 1t will make you feel llE Q
a new person; IL did me.-Jennie Holmes, 854
fremont street, Boston.
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1893-01-20

All those who have used Bakers Mandrake
Bitters speak very strongly In their praise.
Twenty-Five cents per bottle
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1893-01-20
NOT BALMY, EXACTLY.

Mean Average Temperature for IL Com
seeutive Bays was I3.I.
Some sections of the country may have
been ENJOYING Ia days of uninterrupted
balmy weather this January, but southern
Vermont wasn't Sin il" These figures
are from W. II. Childs's official record:
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HOME NEW

METEOROLOGICAL Record.
yEEK ENDING THURSDAY EVENING, Jas. 10, 1898.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1893-05-23

BRUssELs, May 2s. The interna.
tional congress Of miners opened To-.
day. the British delegates submitted
resolution In favor OF an eighI-nour
day. The Belginnf, French ami Aus.
ttaiiana moved that each country aud
district be Tree TO employ such means
10 secure IL as Gsem5 bost. The Eng
lish delegates opposed the aineuiment
aud hot debate followed. One VI the
French delegates approached the Eng
lisu ior. lack OF international sympatby,
saying TINT whenever there was u
strike In Dot,hern France English coal
flowed freely into that cOuntry, ami he
never heard that Euglish miners had
taken any stops to prevent this. Tho
debate was sIill ON when an ADJOURN
meut was taken.
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ROM, May 22.-Ciolltti agreed TO
reconstruct n cabinet with Gigllardo n
minister e finance, CanonicJ as min-
lister Of Juslice, Grlmalui 10 minister OF
tue treasury, Brin OF foreign aHaifs,
Bellono Of war, Rscchia OF marine,
Lacavia Of commerce, Martini OF pub
lie instruction, GunalA u public works,
and Fonocchiaro Of tho posts and tele-
gtaphs.
Ii transplfe1 this evening that
among the causes of the cabinet crisis
was tue misuse Of the funds OF the
Casa Deposit by the members. Vati-
Gus municipal securities were with
drawn by the ministry anu lODg-term
treasury notes substituted TO such an
extent as ~ render unavoidable imme-
date bankruptcy, should u sudden
demand for reimbursement DO made.
King Humbert opposed the sweeping
changes In the cabinet, as he feared II
woulu result In u general crisis.
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NOTICE oF ReFeREE,s SALE.

NOTICE II HEREBY GIVEN THAT /.
~ Andrew Oahoon, referee IN an action IN
the Third Judicial District Court OF Utah Ter.
ritory, wherein Mary h. Brown was plaintiff
and Sarah nays, ct al were defendants, pursue
ami 10 nn order made by tho said District Oourt
in he ABOVE case, that Friday, the 10th day of
June ls93 At " O'Clock M on said day, at the
front door Of tne county court house, in sail
Lake County. will sell nj public auctlon. Tor
ea6h, 10 the highest bid Ter, all the right IA Ia
and interest OF the plAintlh and all the defen.
dants Of. IN and TO tho following described
trnct of land situated In salt Lake County
Utah Territory, As folows, tO.witi
beginning At a point ON the north line Of A
, rod street 800 CHAINS south. and $40 chnins
oast from tho northwest corner OF lot l. Section
%, Township 2 south OfrAnga /, West BHlt Iako
Meridian, and running thence east on Norm
Iino OF road 60 chains, thence south III 10
chains, thence west $50 chmnH, thence norih
oDo.haif degree east u 10 chains 10 beg nninu
COZ taining acres OF land, together with nVe
shares OF water right m North Jordan CANA
Company, subject To confirmation by The said
District Court
iurina OF snlo, cssh, 10 per cent TO be maid
on day Of sale, and balance on coulrmhtton
thereof by the sad District Court
Dated Say ga, 1893
ANDREW CAHoCN,
Referee
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Notice 10 hereby givon iha, the
newly appointed 5anitary Inspectors
have been instructed TO enter COM
plaint against all persons ON whlao
PREMISES any nuisance "a inund 10 exist
on and after June ls', 1893. This
refer, among other thiln8s, 70 privies
I'm Ind condition aud collections CT
garbage and refuse not contained In
carriage receptaclos. The same length
on time 10 given to owner Of property
within sewer District No. l, 10 conncCt
with same pursuant TO the existing
ori,nance. All valid cases NJ com.
plaint will bs prosecuted according to
Inc law, y. Il. BEATTY, MD.
Health t0mmisslauer.
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TELEGRAPH IC.
OUR NEW CRUISER.
Tho New York, the Most Powerful
and SWilteSt ArmOrsd Vessel.
THE TRIAL TRIP YESTERDAY.
A specd Of Over Tweniy-one Knots
Causes Immense Enthusiasm
on Board.

BOSTON, May 22.--with the forward
,orpedo tugs buried deep in the zen and
the water pushed almost M high 40
,ho forecastle, the armored cruiser New
york st.amed across the line today,
h,.akin1 the WORLDS record and win
ming Tor her builders the largest pre-
MUM ever paid In any country. When
tw.nty.one knots were predicted rs the
sueed for the new cruiser many hoped
b,,t few believed her engines would
drive such an immense mass OF steel
tbrough the water at this rate. When
sbe crossed the line today, however,
with n speed OF 2l.00 knots through the
water ana some corrections yet TO be
made for the tide, the enthusiasm on
hoard was intenec. This gives the
Unltcd states not only the most power
ful. but the swiftest armored cruising
vessel.
ATS O'Clock this morning the New
York hoigted anchors and headoi i0r
the omen sea. Tho wind was light
from the northeast and the sea smooth.
Tho cruiser moved OIL at an easy pace
but gradually warmed up and by the
time the Vtauvius was In sight was
polng over 20 knots with the engines
making about 1870 turns per minute.
The Gloucester was of the port beam at
o O'Clock. Twenty-Five minutes lator
the red flag was broken out at the port
ward arm and the NewYork wentover
the line, making 1870 revolutions per
minute. The steam pressure was 100
pounds 10 the square Inch. The weasel
was working n trlhe over 20 knots. In
few minutes the revolutions had
Jumped to 1855 and the steam TO l70
pounds, both which were held
ihroughou, the entire trip.
Now the great furnace began To
roar. On flew the great cruiser, in
creasing its speed at every jump. The
Nina was passed at 0:i0, the Benning-
ton ut 1905 and the Fern the halfway
mark nj 1921. Then came the tug
Fortune at l0:4l, the Leyden, at ll:06
and finally, the historic old kearsargo
at ll:25. The rigging OF tho corvette
was black with mon, who cheered the
wnrabip M she passed. The next turn
was made and the race back over the
course began at ll:ij. The Koarsarge
was oil the starboard beam with the
New York hended TO the southwark.
The LeydeD was passed Mt 1904, the
Fortune at 1927, the Fern at ~; IS, tho
bennington nj l:0I, the MINI at lac
and the Vesuvlus nj l.4i. The entire
course OF 4l.05 nautical miles was
steamed over twicr. On tho first run
the speed was 2O.s3 knots and tho
second 2l.35, the difference being due
10 the tide, which was against thu
vessel on the trip north. Tho average
OF speed gives 2l.00 knots, with pos
sibility OF more when the true current
correction Is added.
On the whole tho days record was Q
triumph for American skill and genius
AMI will stand pre.eminently alone
until SOME OF our new warships beai
A.
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gRon THE CaPIrAL.


'e' s''"'ss's shs s"' ssssss
case.
WAsnISGToN, May 22.-The board
Of missions among freedmen reported
and recommended s26O,0OO for the
work and 100000 for Biddle univer-
slty. The report was accepted. The
moderator then announced the re-
naming committees. Among tho
chairmen OF the synods are! Caliior-
mia - Harry b. Jordon; Oregon -
Henry Il. Pollock; Utah--Louis II.
Foot,; Neutrality-suspicious. N. Mo.
Diffond.
Then there was another outbreak In
the Briggs case. DR.. Young stated
that overturos from Chicago and DE.
troit had been found to have no refer
once to Briggs case, and insisted that
they be sent 10 n committee on church
policy. He moved TO 30 amend. There
was u season Of hot tnlk then, but the
amendment was beaten, aud the over
lures went to tho committee.
AT the afternoon session the report
OF tho COMMITTEES on Sabbath obsrrv-
apoe coming up for consideration,
President Warileld OF Lafayette col.
lego proposed the additional recon-
mendGtion that the third Sunday
In June DO set apart rs n day when
sermons Will be preached IN all the
churches and preyers DO offered In be.
half II the tiiOIt to keep the gates OF
the World's Fair closed. The Rev.
MIR. McCauley OF Dayton, o., offered
another addition, to-wit: That In case
the sunday closing rule be violated,
the exhibit OF the Presoy terlan church
be removed. Several recommended
lions, together with these were
adopted.
The report OF the committee ON adu-
cation wns represented by Rev. Thos
q. Ewing Of Corning, Ia. An appeal
for money to carry ON the work OF
educating young men for the minis
try was supplemented by President
Wnriield VI Lafayette College, who
denounced as shame aud Ieproach
the attitude OF the church toward
young men who desire TO prepare Tor
Its ministry and have not funds to
secure an education.
Rev. MIR. Reed OF the North China
Preeby,ery presented resolutions
which were referred to the committee
on the Chineee exclusion, and ex.
pressed deep gratitude for favors ex-
tended missionaries and their work In
China by the Chinese authorities anu
for the settlement OF tho difficulties
which exist, especially In Chang Sung
province; also for the very valuable
MD rendered by United States Minis
or Denny. Tho convention then adj
journed tilltomorrow.
CALIFORNIA FRUIT FOR DENMARK.
The departmentI OF agriculture has
Received advices from Copenhagen to
the effect that NJ. Il. Anderaop, o
large importer OF fruit producls In Inn,
oily, sent M order TO the United States
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1893-05-23

CHICAGO, May 22.--Thc opening Of
the public press congress at the AIT
Institute today was simple and unpre-
tentlous. While tho attendance was
not great II was representative. The
number OF foreign delegates present.
Ing credentials was very noticeable.
The number Of female newspaper
workers present were In excess Of the
men.
The congress was formally opened by
President Bonney's address of wei.
come at 8 O'Clock this evening. Re
spOnscs were made by several foreign
delegates, including the Marquis Ds
Cbasseloup Loubot OF France, Dr.
Stephen Woeizile Of Germany, I'M
perial Chant eIlaln Gloukhovsky Of
Russia and those from South America,
Japan and other countries. William
Penn Nixon OF Chicago then exte led
q welcome TO tho editors OF the world
In u brief speech. He was followed by
Mrs. Potter Palmer, Mrs. Charles Hen.
rotin anu Moses T.. Handy. Responses
were made by representatives OF forty
one press associations from different
sections OF this country.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1893-05-23

TOR considerable consignment OF Call.
fornia canned aud preserved fruits.
This, the department IL informed, 10
the Immediate rcsult OF the recent
corn banquet given by the agente Of
the agricultural department In Copcn.
hagen. a which the only fruits offered,
such NJ raisins, flgs, etc, were products
OF CelIfJrnia.
ARMY OFFICERS As INDIAN AoKfTs.
II was announced in yesterday
dispatches that upon the request Of
Secretary Smith the secrelEry
Of war had furnished tbs In.
terror department u liit OF the army
officers from which he recommends
selections I've made for Indian sgonie.
Secretary Smith said In cases where
the civil agents were insu ilcient Or
for any other reason unsttisinotofy
they would be displaced by army
officers. II IL his purpose TO place
army Cillccs In charge OF every
agency except those where the
Indians nre In an advanced ttalo OF
civilization.
tFoRNrARY HERBERT
hos an nounoed that the policy OF the
navy department Ia future VIII be 10
relieve officers who have held neet
commands over three years and give
other officers an opportunity.
THE LIST OF FOREIGN NATIONS
represented Mt Washington has been IN
creased by the establishment Of
5iamese legation. Phrs Sutyoara,
secretary OF the Siamese legation In
London has been designated by his
government as charge d'aifaires nd
| Interim.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1893-05-23
DOMESTIC DEPARTMENT.

Prices Tell tho story. We Make Prices that
Talk Our Low Prices on Reliable MGR.
ehnndlso are Crowding our Store
Every bay. Remember Prices
quoted are Only sample
Values
worth l3c.
lloyd. Molango Zephyrs. Former price 90.
Gltcyd' Best indigo blue calico, fast
% I'd, India ehallIos, light colors, beautiful
designs.
lloyd /. l.. SheetlnF
Lie yd. Driss GiuHhams.
SIC yd. i6inoh all lluon crash.
2sc, sd, cotton crash.
8tyd, Bl.nch sorlm.
DC. each. liuck towels.
100 each, nleaehod Bath Towels.
lln each Homegrown Towels, i8r55 in.
si0O, l0Nl kcdsproAds
slOo, Turkey rod Table Cover. warranted
fast color, worth sL.N
lds3e yard. sukalinc for Draperes.
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~ mi
| 0tapPh E.
Absolutely Cured.

After years OF incessan, scientific In
vosiigaiion by one OF tho most cClebIntod
Nasal and Pulmonary Specialist, q euro
for Caiarrh has boon found.
This dread and terrible disease, in tho
presence OF which the common physician
stands helpless, Il speedily, easily and
absolutely cured by this now treatment.
No instruments uSoh, no nausoatng
drugs administered. No weeks Of tor
ture. No months Of pain. Tho remedial,
salutary and curative effects Of this treat
ment arc apparent Immediately. Pro-
cess short, clean and wholesome. No
interference with business.
This Institute Is tho solo and exclusive
ownor OF this valuable secret and method
Of treatment.
Bad cases and cases aggravated by
other physicians preferred. A cure
guaranteed ia every case and no
money or compensation asked tin
cured.
AJAX the patient TO furnish few mo-
mcnts oi his time.
Tho Institute also successfully treats
and cures all pulmonary diseases, such
ny Chronic Coughs, Bronchitis In all It's
forms, Ionsilitis, Laryngltis, and all
Throat and Lung troubles.
The Institute In In charge OF and under
the special direction Of ono OF tho most
learned physicians In the United Staios.
The propriotors of tho Institute, after
investigating the advantages of many
localities, have permanently located 1t Ia
Salt Lake City, being convinced that
from its peculiar location. salubrious
climate and other wonderful advantages,
II Ia destined to DO tho Sani,Hrium OF
America,
The Institute Is owned by gentlemen
well known aud permanent residents Of
this city.
First class references furnished any ono
desiring TO acquaint themselves with the
reliability oithe Institution.
At the end OF 80 days the price wi
be raised.
Olliuo hours from 10 to l9a. m. and
To 4 =. M, and by special appointment
any time,
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CHILDREN's SHOES.

Sale price $50 pair. Children'a nougola kld
button, sprng heels flexible solos, siEus to 5,
tuld for sl.3A,
sale price 100 pair Chlldfon's nongola hid
button spring heels, flexible soles. sizoa . =. 70
n, sold Tor tiG3.
salo price zoe par. 900 pairs OF Chllds School
ShOcs, sizes 10 s, were sl.ai.
sale price 500 pair. Childrcn's School shoes
gizus 10 II, worth sl.bl.
tmis't pnicni leather, spring heel, sizes sA
10 10, Tor s20J.
Chids trench Dongola, spring heel, sizes 5
10 l1h, for ~ -
Cnlld's French Dongola, spring heol. sizes Z
Tor 4nr
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1893-05-23
A wArcn CASE SUIT.
Tho Demurrer Sustained in u u.
circuit Court.

Tho Demurrer Sustained ia - u. n.
circuit Court.
NEW YoRIl, May 22.-Judge Cox,
In the United States circuit court to-
day, handed down a decision In 4 suit
brought under the Sheridan antitrust
law. He sustained the emurrer suit
OF the Deuber Watch Case Manuiac-
turing company ngsiust tho Howard
Watch q Clock company aud thirteen
other manufacturers OF watch cnses
for Sl50,00O damsges. The complaint
declared that the Deuber company TO.
fused TO Join q combination to keep up
the price OF watch cases anu fourteen
members sent out circulars TO dealers
saying II they bought goods from the
complainant the Defendants would sell
them nothing.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1893-05-23

NEw York, May 22.-'rhe National
Bank OF Deposit, at 1906 Broadway IL
In trouble. The bauk cleared through
the Seaboard bank aud acted ns cor.
respondent In this city for the Iimri.
Dwiggins chain OF financial instliu'
lions ia the West. The SeabOard
National notified the Bank Of Deposit
that 1t would not clear for II hereafter.
The National Bank # Deposit was
chartered IN 1887 with n capital of
100000, and, nccordlug TO the latest
statement, II had n net surplus OF SOp,-
900 and undivided pronts Of 81, 800.
The president Ia Lewis IL. Ransom.
Ihe bank Ia "a small concern and never
figured 10 any great extent IN The
financial word.
Tho board OF directors VI the Nation
oil Bank OF Deposit at the conclusion
Of the session this evening announced
that under tho advise OF the clearing
house committee the bank had decided
to 20 into liquidation, tho depouitors to
be paid In full.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1893-05-23
NOTICE.

ITO THE STOCKHOLDERS OF THE
i Sewer Mining and Milling Company, a
corporations You are hereby notified thni ihe
regular annual meeting OF the stOckhoidcrs Of
said corporation Will be held at tho Onlce OF mo
llullion Heck ind Champion Mining Jo..snit
lake CITY, Territory of Utah, on Tuesday, mo
l8h day OF Jnnc, ls;3 ut the hour OF 10 am IN
the purpose ~ elecnng officers or tho onfuins
year and for the Transaction ~ snch other nus,
inoss ~ may properly come before the meet
ing By order Of The Board.
w. j. BEATiE, Secretary.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1893-05-23
T. AUERBACH & BRO.
GREATEST SHOE SALE
Ever nausuraied in This CITY, We win BARGAINS In
TX This Department This Week During GREAT SALE
10 a o the Closest Buyers

NN. Iancy blazer suits. worth $500
1907 Navy blue fancy cheyio suits.
f'AV' Lace tapoa with plated collar An
uhpreccd gnicd bargain, former price 50.
sos sud $50 V'' ~
$40. liiazcrs. hnely embroidered.
NOt hocicrs with large pearl buttons In
and 1850. F''Ne f''V'
500. Jackets, perfect fitting. beautiful
eloth, AZ oolors. worth 500 TO sll.Ol.
Doc. Ladies' calico Wrappers.
zoe. Ladies' dark calico wrappers.
Ne Fancy calico wrappers, assorted.
Walsis--2jc. Ladios calico waists.
tOc. finc percnlc waIsts
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BOYS CLOTHING AND
MEMS FURNISHINGS.
Mother, Look into This. Pin Money Just found.
During This sale We wili oner some
splendid bargains IN boys Clothing.

pic. Boys check satinet suits, ages I TO II,
reduced from 81 .
sl.io Boys check satinei suits, ages to 10.
reduc ed from 500
So. boys br0wa striped suits worth $40.
" 70. Boys' combination suits IN blue check.
reduced from $3.50
$40. Black English worsted suits, sizes 10
TO II. Former price $40 50.
worth 500.
$3.50. light and medium shades IN cheeks
anu plnids WORTH 500, 10 to Is years.
pc, Hoys' pants.
sl.o0 suit Men'g Bnlbriggan underwear.
&c. Gonts, Az SILK Crayats.
eos. Celluloid cuffs,
Ihlld's Iouavo aud Kilt suits In great variety,
with caps g. match aud at lowest prices
Boys waists In elegant Assortment, from
&c, 3jc, 45c up.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1893-05-23

Chas W. stnyner, Attorney and
Counsellor at Law, q years experience
In settling estates, oiisrs HI seiviccs TO
heira, executors and admin trntors,
Onice, rooms 8l7, SlS Mccormick
Richards building. Isl South, near
Main st., salt Lake CITY, Utah. =.
o. a idtrss-Box 5s7 Endorse cuvu-
ope "esiRte business" 10 ensure i'm.
media attention of chief clrri.
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An Indian Ch,sr Drowned.

TACOMA, WASH, May 22.-The body
OF Chief Peter Stanup of the Puyallup
Indians was found In tho river today.
IL Is evident that stanup, while drunk,
walked into the river and was
drowned. The members OF the Puyal-
lup tribe nre very much excited over
his death and insist that Peter was
killed by the whites because OF the
prominent part he was taking In the
effort to have tho right OF way to build
railroad granted to Ross.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1893-05-23

iSDiANAPoLis, May 22.-L. b. Swift
and Foulkc, tho committee appointed
TO investigate tho charges OF PARTISAN
ship In the Torre Haute postoilice, have
forwarded their report to Washington.
They find that a conspiracy existed for
the entire partisan reconstruction Of
the office; that Postmaster DJnham
dismis.eu employees risht and l,ft, In
utter disregard Of the civil service rules,
anu declared himself IN opposition to
the civil service law. Therep0rt closes
with tho question: "SnOuld sucn a
postmaster DO permitted to remain Ia
The public seIvlceg"
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1893-05-23

LONDON, May 22.-The striking Hull
dockers are causing disturbances
throughout the city. The non-unionisls
were bsaten unconscious today, anu
the police stoned when they intenered.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1893-05-23

ST. PAUL, May LA heavy wind,
accompanied by 4 heavy rain, much
thunder and lightning, prevailed In
this section all last night, doing great
damage to propertyand inJuriDg large
number OF people. TWAS one Of tho
worst gales ever experienced here. At
theslate farm near st. Anthony the park,
cattle and barn anu other outouil Iings
were wrecked and much other damage
done. The damage IN the city ~ piate-
glass Windows was considerable. At
Dexter, MIMI, A. .. Horshend and
wife were severely injured, and re.
port from near ,here says man aud
iivo horses were Killed. At Stanton
several were Injured.
In South Dakota the heavy winds Of
the past few weeks have played havoc
with late wheat.