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THE SHOOTING OF A BURGLAR IN HenoErS
-HE ADMITS HAvISo oPERArKD ron Tpiprrr,
YEAEa.-rho examination OF tho English burglar
who rhot in the shoulder by Captain Davis While
attempting IN cte-pe, too plicc yesterday :ctenoon
The property found In lii pocscs,on Nas Identified
b hr. i'c1ry &. Bornrt A. his p'oper.v, II having
boea taken rom be rosdencc. Tho Recorder then
committed The pgisouer. While OF the rAv to the
COrntJ Jail he p.isorer became Communicative, aad
seiep t. Cspt Davis mat he hnd sen prof stouA
hiei iJr tie past 10 years. but had beios been
cuught.
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Too Late for Classification.

A MEXICAN AND FOREIGN PATENT
4 AGENCY .-NEs5RS. VI Nh 4 CO. Pub. ali.
err Of tho Scientific American" continue % ACT :.
Attorney for securing Pa.enu tor Invon iions Ia
this an AL foreign couut.ies.
Meas MUM 4 co. have hal seventeen years,
experience in collecting patents and have acted a.
Attorneys tor more shan 9J,VtJ Inventors.
Pamphlets contsipins the Patent IAgr and other
On sppicai,on '''
Corsutstion and advice free. Address
MUM 4 CO.,
Washington, ID. q. 4s
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the effects Of morphine, grain q which b hsd
tsksn 70 the station Houre he stated that ths vss
the third tine he tried leave this sinful -orld hut
Poverty and family difficulties are the Of his
trx,ublla
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PRIESTS GENUINE AND INEVITABLE
~ ,,,o HAIR DIE!!

This Dye stands higher in Che estimstion of the
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MARINE NEWS.
CI.xLEGD

Aug. Is-s Ri,e. l3-s. Sets, oSs-u. Water CO 70
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CROTOS ACoUEDUCT DEPARTMENT.

~ To Bras foundep-Sealed proposals endor,ed
Proposals for Bras Stopcocks" aso with the name
be receive at this ONCE lRotunda City fIail Parkl
ultil IL 9'eiOek A. ~ o. Monday. August 20 for The
hraa soroocts % 1-inch brass stopcocis Forms soI
the bids and al necessary Information can be oh
talned At this office. THOMAS STEPHENS, ROBr.
l.. DARRAGH, A. W. CRAVEN, Crotou Al Boani'
New York. Aus Is 1865. sio
St. Cloud Democrat. [volume] (Saint Cloud, Stearns County, Minn.) 1858-1866, 1865-08-24
OHIO ..DEAlOCRACY."

As the richest soil produces the rankest
weeds, SO Ohio breeds the most refreshing
Of Simon-pure, double-barrelled,
percussion-primed, alright and water
proof Democracy. AS they gave ur all
hope of success seveval years ago, they now
meet, like the Millerites-whose faith 10
that the world was to have come to an end
in l844-simply to vindicate their primer
pies. They nominated Long for Governor,
thinking, probably, that whoever they Sc
lected, it would be ''long' before they
elected him. Then they nominated White
for Lieutenant Governor, to prove that they
were of the white mans party. So that
the ticket is Long and White, like ghost,
and ghost of ticket it is. .-1--,. s.:.{
The platform, under the name Of State
Sovereignty, endorses secession. Seces-
sion would be very grateful for this it it
we're alive. As the Ohio Democrats lacked
the courage to fight for secession while it
still lived, secession will hardly care for
their empty endorsement now. They deny
the right of the Government to draft troops.
to suspend the hsbeas corpus, to hold mill
tary courts, to incur the national debt, es-
tablish the national banking SYSTEM, to
emancipate slaves, OF indeed, to perform
any of the acts of the war. They have not
ventured to inform US whether they approve
of the battle of New Orleans, Tie Stamp
Act or the exile Of Napoleon, but it IS to
be hoped they acquiescel in those events.
Finally, the speakers all declared the
war failure. This We like. Ice is expen-
sive, and any substitute that is just as cool
and refreshing is valuable, if it can be had
cheap. We think we see JEFF. Davis in his
casematc at Fortress Monroe, and poor
Stephens in his bomb-proof at Fort Warren
both sucking at the warm end Of this
icicle from Ohio. The war was afailure !!
Any poor fool could say this one year ago,
bnt row It takes an Ohio democrat" to
compass the feat. Pass it down South-it
will sell well to anybody in the refrigera-
tor or ice cream trade. Chicago Tribune
St. Cloud Democrat. [volume] (Saint Cloud, Stearns County, Minn.) 1858-1866, 1865-08-24
Wonan's Life Protector !
Still { mother Wonder In Chem
z =: istry! I'll H. l.:

Joseph GOYETTE, the assignee Of Hen
j ry Warren's Patent Chemical Toilet and
Washing Soap, for Stearus County, has
opened an office ON corner Of ct. German
street aud Warrington avenue in boot and
shoe store next door to the Book Store,
where hs intends to stop short time to
chemical soap. Having with . brother and
two soldier comrades tested and thorough
ly proved it, he can, with honesty, testify
to its superiority over other soaps, - re-
CARDS price and the labor saved by its use.
We four above mentioned saw Mr.. Warren
weigh. measure and make ten pounds and
two ounces Of nice toilet soap from the
ingredients that cost 67} cents, making
the cost less than seven cents per pound.
The soap il made at . cost Of from two to
nine cents per pound, and made in from six
to ten minutes time.
Ladies and Gentlemen are invited to call
in and SEQ samples Of this soap. The cler-
gymen Of al societies are invited to call
and get some of this soap, to test its quail
tiles for doing the washing for their fami-
lies. Persons wishing 10 buy family or
township rights, can have samples graais
for test. as 1 do not wish any one to buy
until they have fully, tested the soap, both
in regard to price and quality. The wash
ing soap will save one half the labor in
Washing and the clothing is much whittier
than when washed with other soap. The
Toilet Soap is the best toilet and shsving
soap in use.
Young men out Of employment wishing
to engage in . good, honorable paying bus
mess, can do so BY purchasing township
rights. Do not fail to call and examine
the soap and see it made.
Office next door to the St. Cloud Book
Store. JOSEPH GOYETTE.
St. Cloud Democrat. [volume] (Saint Cloud, Stearns County, Minn.) 1858-1866, 1865-08-24

.sHang the Blue Veil; There is some
mistake here, exclaimed, pulling out the
telegram as voucher for ne. Il am
Charles Chester Of Lakeville, and / receiv-
ed this dispatch yesterday. I took charge
Of this lady as well as knew how and
although could not satisfactorily decide
who she might be, or by whom committed
tomy care, it is only within half an hour
that have discovered that myself was
not the Charles Chester who should have
been on the look out for Lizzie in Blue
Veil I "sa-.sI ss$s@ S592 as:isT s@oE ssz. s2s4i
4T They started. They read the telegram.
The oddly Of the mistake bewitchet! us all,
and they took me home with them to laugh
it over, when they found that no Jenny was
awaiting me at my journeys end. And a.
'all's well that ends WE'LL" let me tell you
that my young wife to-day is Lizzie's sis
Ter, and equally partial to Blue Veil.
St. Cloud Democrat. [volume] (Saint Cloud, Stearns County, Minn.) 1858-1866, 1865-08-24
srEARHs COUNTY UH1oH CONVENTION.

A Convention Of the Union electors Of SteunG
county, will be held at st. Cloud at the Court House
on the 4th dny Of September next 1t II o'clock A. n
tor the purpose of eiectng three delegates to
the Union State Convention to be held at st. Paul Oh
the 9th inst Also four delegates to attend IN. On
ion District Convention to he held at st. Cn.i On
the 9TH fnst and for choosing candidates Tor lie f-
lowing County officers, viz: Treasurer, Reef.t,f Of
Deeds, Sheriff Surveyor, Judge Of Probate and E. rnty
CDmMissi0saer for LIST District.
The different townships will be entitled to ie fl-
lowing representations: St. Cloud, S; Sank C.n-re;
Maine Prairie and Fair Haven each and tie re-
naming townships one delegate each.
1t is suggested that the different townships Loi&
their primary meetings on Friday, Sept LIST. IT,.
". B. MITCHELL.
Chairman County COMMITTEE;
St. Cloud, August 10th, IS65.
St. Cloud Democrat. [volume] (Saint Cloud, Stearns County, Minn.) 1858-1866, 1865-08-24
nUn1o STATE convEsTIOs.

A Convention vim b held st In1es,olYs Hall in
st. Paul on Wednesday, Geptembsr &, 1866 repsscnt.
port to the war for the Union who hold to the doc
trines ofthc Declaration Of Independence fiat I'LL
men are created equal" and shat governments t:,.
rive their just power from the consent Of tbe -s.
the State and Nation into the hands Of the pre<ep-
Administration, for the purpose Of nominating t1n:i
dates for the next general election and for trsss
ting any other business that may be deemed Er thS
public good q 6zss7 -
The popular vote oflast fall Is taken - the k,stl
of emitting to one delsgs.a as,d
more. srzssase.ssezsz-resr-
Bach Regiment Of Minnesota troops remaining in he
service at that date will also be admitted to re
gates to the number Of votes in the organizaii
The delegation will be as follows, subject t., the
action Of the Convention with respect to unofxIized
St. Cloud Democrat. [volume] (Saint Cloud, Stearns County, Minn.) 1858-1866, 1865-08-24
a. LAT srRxos.-A '.curt.in lecture

A. LAY SERxoH.--A 'tcurtain lecture .
!, Honesty IS the best, policy Of snsur.
.ance against FIRE in the next world. 8 :s>sS
What is the greatest curiosity in this
world? fAwvmans. t.1., I5ss;s.ss - ~! -
"A horsedsaler describing . .used-np.
horse said che looked as il he had been ed-
tlting daily newspaper - 5si.s.s.;ss
s always buy your chestnuts beilsiss.-
said Mrs. Snow to -Ahimslech, who Was
about investing . penny in that little brown
commodity, sscause the raw ones want look
ing aftsr, and the wormy ones youi havc 70
throw away; but with the billed once. it,
hurt nobody. N when they're y r Billed
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Real Estate at Bargains.

The 81 l Of NE I, N ! Of sw / and the
Sc / Of SW /. Section 10, Town l24, CON-
tanning 160 aores, only four miles from s. -
Cloud, with fair proportion Of MAXIMUM
prairie aud meadow, viii bs sr, 80.
able terms. Thirty-n:zsA CH N i s
%esooM sd!e,2e'ster variety q work, and with
>us' ~Ser repidity, and have taken more pre-.
!. AiIns than any other Ma0hipe III use.s ! i
Z 8. E, GEE, Agent,
y7n26 Nor742 Third stsDet; 1T. Paul.
St. Cloud Democrat. [volume] (Saint Cloud, Stearns County, Minn.) 1858-1866, 1865-08-24

The Union electors Of the Sd Legislative District Il
Minnesota requested to meet in delegate Couvef-
ton, at the Court House in St. Cloud on the 9Th day
OF September next, at o'clock H., for the prr-
pose Of nominating one candidate; for Senate and
three candidates for Representatives in the J.:>,
ture Of said state The several counties coh:p: n1
said District will be entitled to delegates in
said Convention viz Stearns, 4; Morrison Doug
las, /; Cass, Lake, !; St. Leuis, l. :
Mp. CLARK,
Chairman District COMMITTEES.
St. Cloud Democrat. [volume] (Saint Cloud, Stearns County, Minn.) 1858-1866, 1865-08-24

TIN BEST RourE.-Mr. J. H. MeAllis-
asr, the starring Northwestern agent Of
The Pennsylvania Central, was in town
last week distributing this seasons time
table sheets Of this route, which Is rapidly
becoming favorite with our people trav-
cling east. TO passengers going direct to
New York, the Pennsylvania Central v;a
Alleotown affords the shortest route that
eaa b found, with eqaal advantages for
aay Of the New England cities, Philadel-
pAis or Pittsburg The Chicago r r. Ga
sstss speaks thus favorably Of the Central |:
I'VE hare frequently passed 'over this
seed within the last three years, and feel
- Hesitation in ssying that there 10 no
aors carefully or successfully managed
rod u the United States" -
1hs number Of accidents have been less
thaa on sny other line in the Union. Whom
yeu % East ask for tickets via Pittsbure.
y, Wayne 1 Chicago, and Pennsylvania
Esatssl roads.
St. Cloud Democrat. [volume] (Saint Cloud, Stearns County, Minn.) 1858-1866, 1865-08-24

"A mule train Of five hundred teams.
six mules to q team is now ON the n.arch
from the Potomac to Leavenworth.
Two hundred Paymasters in the navy
are to be Immediately discharged from II
service, and the naval force 70 be reduced
to 10000 mon.
"A violent gale occurred at Savannah
on the 18th. Houses were unroofed, trees
blown down and much other damage done.
Major General Hitchcock has puh":h-
ed n letter on the subject of the exchange
prisoners, in which he sustains the policy
OF Secretary Stanton .. - -
Several fairly executed counterfei,s Of
the national currency, of the denominations
of one, five, ten, twenty, fifty, ,sni .ons
hundred dollars, have been received =. tho
Currency Bureau, for redemption. - -.
= 1t is asserted in Washington dispatch
that the Virginia State Convention, rkich
assembled in Alexandra come time ago,
adopted the proposed anti-slavery amend
ment to the Constitution Of the United
States. - >*'~ -.
"A Washington special says the pro-
ceedings of the Mississippi Convention are 4
attracting comment in that city, and the
general feeling prevails that the Convention
is doing all it to keep the State ~, u
the Union. .-., i - .,,.. ....-ss =.
There was q proposition the other day,
in Raleigh, Mort Carolina, for dinner ITO
be given by the people of this city and
country to friends recently in the C..ntesl->
crate service" General Rogers put q stop
to it. a1S.5 3*.- *-.SszEif 2aEfSF a'!Ss III :
The Copperheads Of Iowa, in order 70
vitahze the dead carcass Of that party. CALI
ed an Iowa Soldiers State Convention.
They came together on the 23d, with large
body of Copperhead manipulators, but they
couldn't manage the thing and IT. went TO-
! pieces. But very few soldiers attended i'ie
Convention at all, aud the largest psrt:
withdrew when they saw the snakes head.
Horace Maynard took the stump for
Congress in Tennessee, only three dars be-
/ fore the election, against i've candidates,
all of whom had carefully scanvasscl the
district, and three of whom were popular
military men. The extent Of his strength
with the people is shown by the result. lie
has large majority over the combined
vote for all others. With three counties 10
hear from, the vote stands: Ma, nar,l.
$3.50; Mai. Gen. Joseph A. Cooper, 2,23l:
Col. L: e. Houk, 1900; Col: Robt. X.
Byrd, S97; Heiskell, 8O8. Wells, 10. pa
The Keokul 1owa) Gate cry says:
i sjl.sThere is, in this city, COW which trav-
eled with Sherman's. army on its grand
march through the South, starting from
Atlantis, giving bucket 81 milk morning
and evening reeularlv kyArv day. She was
St. Cloud Democrat. [volume] (Saint Cloud, Stearns County, Minn.) 1858-1866, 1865-08-24

TAI BEST IN THE WoRID.-The New
York 1s;0sas, Of late date, contains On
article exposing the numerous gift jewslry
swindles that, by means Of Certificates"
are picking thousands Of dollars from the
pockets Of the vsrdant sues. Among 9TH
er articles mentioned by the Tribune Is
prominent in the lists Of these concerns Is
gold pens. Every person who writes a. all
wants good pen, and they can easily be
induced to invest their money in anything
that promises one In fully nine cases out
Of ten they get worthless article. There
is one way, however, in which everybody
can be sure Of obtaining what 10 aeknowl-
edged to be 4the best pen in tho world"
and that is by sending to A. Morton, Is
Maiden Lane, New York. With long OK
perienoe and patented machinery, Mr..
Morton ~ enabled to manufacture . gold
pen that, in our opinion, has no eqsal We
do not say this as ''paid puff" but from
honest belief, arising from long use Of
these pens, and We heartily recommend
them to our readers. IF you order q pen
from Mr.. Morton and it does not suit you,
he will exchange until you are suited,
without any extra charge. For further in
formation We would state that No. 4 pen
costs $2.25; No. 8, $2.75; No. 6, $3.50,
(all first quality and they are worth more
than double the money. These are the
sizes in general use. Try them.
St. Cloud Democrat. [volume] (Saint Cloud, Stearns County, Minn.) 1858-1866, 1865-08-24

During tho performance ofShakspear' 8
Romeo and Juliet, the fair Juliet's quos-
ton in the soliloquy, before taking the sleep
ing draught, ..Wbat il tho mixture do not
work at ell Z" was answered by IN urchin,
in the pit, ..then take dose Of pills." lt.sa
St. Cloud Democrat. [volume] (Saint Cloud, Stearns County, Minn.) 1858-1866, 1865-08-24

RID RIVER NEws.-FromMr. E. R. Abel
who arrived on last Friday evening from
Georeetsrn, We obtain the following items
q nevs eeaesrning matters in that section {:
Gov. Clare, Of the Fort Garry district,
1ans T. 6sorgstovn from the Fort on tho
11th, remaining until the 18th. Arrange
nsats are being made BY the Hudson
Bay Company for Withdrawing the steamer
International from Red River next spring,
and abandoning the station At Georgetown.
The International and the effects Of the
Company 1t that place will be taken to
Fort Garry. A large lake steamer will be
built to run on Lake Winnipeg, from the
mouth of the Red River to the Saskatch-
evan, on which latter river two lighter
steamers will be placed. All freight from
tAis direction viii be taken to Fort Garry
~ tsAass. Capt. Mum, of the Information
n = to start this week on IN exploring
trip up the Saskatchewan, to ascertain the
sh@astsr Of certain rapids, and to make
1ther necessary observations.
q train Of between two and three hum
drsd carts is expected at Georgetown in
shout week to take lot Of freight from
that place to Fort Garry. Zrr.
The Red River region has been visited
b. but three or four light showers since
the first Of April, aud tho stage Of water is
low. :. -.t 49,
St. Cloud Democrat. [volume] (Saint Cloud, Stearns County, Minn.) 1858-1866, 1865-08-24

Nor1u1.-Town Clerks viii take notice
that We have just printed fresh supply Of
DOG Licenses. Also, Summons and Sub
pnnas for the use Of Justices Ct tie Psaos.
Orders from the country promptly filed.
St. Cloud Democrat. [volume] (Saint Cloud, Stearns County, Minn.) 1858-1866, 1865-08-24

REruRxED.-Capt J. E. West, Lieut.. A.
E. Hsssey, John Drsesler, Edwin Hart, and
other members Of Company I. Seventh
Regiment, and A. c. Gowdy, Of the Second
Battery, have returned homo. Most Of
chem are looking well. Glad to see you
back. <boys!'
St. Cloud Democrat. [volume] (Saint Cloud, Stearns County, Minn.) 1858-1866, 1865-08-24

Han Sro1H.-A hail storm visited the
district Of country between Cold Spring
and Richmond last week, doing serious
damage. Corn Was cut down, - MAS 9TH
or grain, chickens were killed, and other
like injuries done.
St. Cloud Democrat. [volume] (Saint Cloud, Stearns County, Minn.) 1858-1866, 1865-08-24

S1oxs AND ToKESs.-The following is
from Puck q new funny paper in California.
A long article having the above heading
is going the rounds of the press, and has
been for some time. Puck, thinking the old
ones are played out, has manufactured
some new ones he, being supernatural
being, is, of course fully competent to do So.
TIE Gridiron.-To take down the gridiron
from the nail where it is hanging with the
left hand, is a sign that there will be a
broil in the kitchen: .-r.r..,.
The Mrvor.-Ifa mirror is broken, it is
o sign that good looking glass will be mis-
sed in the house. FL" 81 @1a~1sI 80 II -
IF Il Funeral.-To meet funeral procession
is sign of death. '>'' '.'->' 4
Pocket Book.-To, lose pocket book con-
tanning greenbacks is unlucky. z. -
| y Nails.-lfa woman cuts her nails every
Monday, it is lucky-for her husband.
Roosters-If you hear a rooster crow
wilhelm bed, and the clock strikeia few
ttires OF the same instant, it is q sign of
mo(u)rning. s~,fa.Fs.: s...f.,, ..,,.r,.,r>,,,5,
Salt-To spill salt accidentally into the
stew while it is on the fire, denotes that the
family will meet with its alterations (salter
rations. 49,.
Warts.-To have sixteen warts on the
left hand is uulucky to have the same
number on your right hand, is q Sign that
you are unfortunate. :
Spirit mar, led man, while his wife
is in the room, takes up bottle of spirits
with his right hand, it is . sign that she
will shortly be out Of spirits, and that her
husband is going to liquor.
Stock Raismg.-1f one-eyed bull dog
flies at stock raiser's legs, it denotes that
tamisfortune will happen to his calves.
!, karrieyte.-1f you are in : house and
: hear 3 baby cry, it is sign Of marriage
{ or if it isn't, It ought toibe.,e1 ~ $40 !:
( Red Hair. IF . red haired man falls in
love with girl who dislikes hair of that
coler, he viii very likely dye before he gets
married. .E.r&sssG= fy 500 Il sE}tgayfsH
! = The above signs and portents may be
strictly relied upon !; they have never been
known to fail. '.s,s.. .s '.'ss'' s5tA' :
St. Cloud Democrat. [volume] (Saint Cloud, Stearns County, Minn.) 1858-1866, 1865-08-24

RoH sALs.-A Colts Revolver,-good %
nsw-of the latest patent, to DO used either
with ball OF csEtsidge, win be sold cheap.
Tho barrel Is six and half inches long,
With I'VE cylinders. Cali ct
J.@H. NOEL'S GUNSHOP.
St. Cloud Democrat. [volume] (Saint Cloud, Stearns County, Minn.) 1858-1866, 1865-08-24

~Ths Cireulatlon Of the Democrat
q DOUBLE that q any ether paper
published above st. Anthony FAN
Let Advertisers remember this.
St. Cloud Democrat. [volume] (Saint Cloud, Stearns County, Minn.) 1858-1866, 1865-08-24

Tns RAvIN4.-The late rains have wash.
I'D the raviue very badly, especially ON the
south side, whore they have formed q
ohasm. which is made deeper and longer by
each successive rain. 1t is decidedly pleas
ant for such Of our citizens ~ live in lower
town while their business is up street, to
jerk themselves across this place these dark
nights; and We presume it is equally de-
ightful for those residents Of upper town
who have to return, after dark, from their
trips to the lower precincts.
St. Cloud Democrat. [volume] (Saint Cloud, Stearns County, Minn.) 1858-1866, 1865-08-24

rsns.-conpsny :, Independent Cav
AIRY, Capt George Boyd. eampsd near town
on Friday evening, On route from Fl. Rip
Icy 70 sauk Centre. This company ID kept
where there d the most serv,os. Should
IN escort b granted Fisk's expedition,
Company : = shocked" for The trip.
Quite : number Of our soldiers, return
ms from the South. bring back With them
ebony fragments Of the peculiar institu-
ton. They srs generally boys, from AZ
teen to twenty years old. Wonder Il our
Democratic friends tremble much over the
prospective elevation" Of these people over
white mont W
An important notice from the st. Paul 4
Pacific r. r. Co., will be noticed In anoth-
or column. ,........ :.
Bridgman Is supplying al kinds Of lum-
Der, lath, shingles and pickets at his mill
in lower town. Call there when you want
anything IN that line. f.
St. Cloud Democrat. [volume] (Saint Cloud, Stearns County, Minn.) 1858-1866, 1865-08-24

A NV SoAP.--Warner's Patent Chemi.
cal Soap is new invention Of the greatest
benefit to woman. Hundreds in this State,
and mary In St. Cloud, who have tried this
soap pronounce it al that it is claimed to
be The right for family use is but i've
dollars, and the cheapnsss of the soap, only
ITO 9 cents per pound, renders il : good
investment. Call on the Agent, Mr. Coy
cite, and obtain . sample Of the soap. 1t
is specially good thing for farmers.
St. Cloud Democrat. [volume] (Saint Cloud, Stearns County, Minn.) 1858-1866, 1865-08-24

Wet WsArHER.-Three or four days con-
t'nuously during the past week were vet
and extremely unfavorable for harvesting.
Heavy rains prevailed, with occasionally
high winds. But on Tuesday morning, the
sun came out clear and has remained so
since. Some damage has been inflicted up
ON crops, but nothing in comparison to what
was feared. Harvesting is progressing
finely.