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Mower County transcript. [volume] (Lansing, Minn.) 1868-1915, 1871-08-31
MORTGAGE FORECLOSURE

AtA
Default has been made in the conditions of q
certain nArnturc Of mortgage made and execu-
tod hy William A. Pitcher and Mary 4. Pitch
err his wife. to David Z. Jicndcrshott, bearing
date August 2"d, 1869. Which said mortgage
was On tho 3VtI, day Of November a. D. 1869,
duly recorded in the Office Of Register Of Deeds
! in and for Mower County Minnesota, in book
- of mortgages on page 222, said mortgage
| was. pn the nth day Of November A. d. 1863,
! duly assigned and transferred by said David
I &. Hcndvr>ptt to William NJ. Plummcr, which
as iSnmcnt was. on the Goth day Of November
A. j.. 1869 duly recorded in the Office Of Regis
ter Of Deeds aforesaid. in book " X Of mortg-
ages on pages 500 and 507.
Said mortgage was again assigned and
transferred by said William NJ. Plummcr to j.
S. Lee on the Gath day of July A. d. 1871,
and said assignant recorded in the Office Of
Register Of Deeds in and for said County on
the Goth day of July Il. d. 1871, in book "N'
Of mort Sagc' on page number ,.
! Said mortgage was given to secure the pay
mcnt Of the sum Of two hundred dollars and
| interest according to the conditions ola certain
! rrommissory note made and executed by Will
| liam A. Pitcher to David {. Hcndershott bear
| in, c; Ell date with said mortgage and payable
! niue months after date.
| There is claimed to be due, and is due on
sail !utr AMI mortgage ut tho date OF this
! l.'ti.t t,iC SN.l tl lcIt1
| rcH;: and no proceedings 1T law or Oiht rwiSc
lt.,r be II had to collect the same nor any part
! thereof
! Nr%; therefore, notice is hereby given that
| Ivy virtue Of u r"w"r of sale in said mortgage
contained ard pursuant to the statutes i'll such
c,>'< ,nac and provided, said mortgage will
I l,r i,rrclnscA and tho premises therein descrih-
ct. tu-Wt:
10; number fourteen Il y in block number
one (l) in the village of Hamilton i'll Mower
County Minnesota. will be sold ut public ven
due to the highest bidder to satisfy the amount
j HAT may be duo ON said nuto and mort gage
at the time OF said snlo together with tho sum
of twenty dollars Attorneys fees allowed by the
trr,us Of said mortgage, in ease If foreclosure
a:rl costs and expenses allowed by law.
said sale VIII hr made at the oIi:rr Of Page
! n Wheeler in the village of Austin, in sid
county ON Saturday the 9th day OF Sep en- ,er
. 1871 ut 10 ucl"rk \. N.
| Dated July 18th, ISL.
j. :. ..EE.
Assignee
Page 4 Nhcrirr iuw7.
Mower County transcript. [volume] (Lansing, Minn.) 1868-1915, 1871-08-31

The Eating House at the Dcp"t
is to be built Of brick, and the removal
of buildings and track to make room for
it has commenced.
Mower County transcript. [volume] (Lansing, Minn.) 1868-1915, 1871-08-31
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,,,,,r,.,,,,. .ivr,,;,li Tea Dollar: Attorney $
fees allowed hy the terms thereof III case oi
foreclosure, and costs and expense OF sale.
Dated Aug. 10th, 1871.
SANFORD TANNER,
Mortgagec.
Mower County transcript. [volume] (Lansing, Minn.) 1868-1915, 1871-08-31
INFORMAL BALLOT.

Edwin Fronch. !.
E. j. Stimson .......... 30
g. +. Langworthy '.'''.''' 800"
John L. Williams
Ormnnzo Allen ......''''''
"A. MO- ''''''''
q. " ''''''''''''''
p. U. OOdbury. ''''''''''
On notion tho five highest-to wit Ed
win French, F.. J. Stimson, 3. +. Lang
worthy, VIM. NJ. Howe, and John I. Williams
were declared elected delegates to the State
convention to DO hold at st. Paul on the 2oth
Of September.
On motion, tho Delegates to tho State con-
vention wero instructed to cast their voto fo'
tho Hon. Horace Austin, for Governor.
On motion the convention adjourned.
W. c. TELLER, Charm an.
%. WooDBrEY Secretary.
Mower County transcript. [volume] (Lansing, Minn.) 1868-1915, 1871-08-31
NEW MUSI.

SUBSCRIBERS to PETERs' MUSICAL 4 Il
MONTHLY get all tho latest and hest wi
Music at ono and two cents a piece.
l.! Every number contains from 81 to S. -
h worth of new Music; and it can DO -
4 had 20 cents. The July and Au- = = !.
q gnst numbers contain Thirty Pieces
- of Music, IL pages. sheet music =
/ si2e.) and Will DO mailol for 81 cents I }
Ire. 7 FET;.E" ;nH Eroa1w1r, n.
Mower County transcript. [volume] (Lansing, Minn.) 1868-1915, 1871-08-31

Tho Republican caucus for this ward was
held at the dcpo: on Monday evening.
Mr. j. Kyle chairman Of tho ward Central
Committee, called the caucus to order.
VIM. II. McDonald, Esq, was chosen chair
man, and mir. Julias Baker, secretary.
On motion. the following named gentlemen
were chosen del gates to attend tho convcn-
ton Joseph Kylc,,) uIas Baker, Il. J. Tyler.
! On III otiun caucus adjourned.
Mower County transcript. [volume] (Lansing, Minn.) 1868-1915, 1871-08-31

FaGe I NhcoIrr iUW7
Nty's for Assignee, Au. tin, Mimi
The Portland daily press., 1871-05-24

STONE & MURRAY's CIRCUs-On Friday,
June the 23d, The Great Stone & Murray Cir
Gus is 10 visit Portland. This is the only le.
gitmate first class Circus with free Balloon as
tensions that will visit the State Of Maine
this year. The following in regard to it is
from one of our exchanges:
OF late years we have been surfeted with
exhibitions of all sorts, some possessing merit
OF certain kinds, while Others, althaugh an
nOuncing immense attractions, have invaria-
bly, failed in producing them, and The conse-
quence is that our people, having been made
the dupes OF deception 80 often have come to
look with canton upon every exhibition adyer-
tised for this place. 1s gives US pleasure to-
day to announce the fact that yesterday we
were present TO show whose flaming posters
and advertisements, although mammoth and
wonderful in their way, do not portray one
half the mysteries OF the real performances.
We allude to the great Stone e Murray circus
now in our midst. Our space forbids us from
particulatizing as we should like to do, but we
cannot let the moment pass without mentieL-
ing one or two of the principal attractions.
Every one witnessed Prot. Hayden's flight be-
yond the clouds. for this was free to all, but
every one did not see the arenic miracles un-
der the snowy canvas. The Cooke Brothers
great juggling act on two flying steeds; the
graceful and dashing equitation Of M lies, Ro-
sina and Henrietta; the puns of the two Jest
ers, Den Stone and Tom Barry and his per-
forming elephant; the flying leaps, vaultngs,
ETC., OF the numerous gymnasts, and hundred
other things were all truly delightful and
thrilling. We were pleased teyond measure
with the graceful performances of the Snow
Brothers in their gymnastic acts, and when
they introduced their troop OF performing dogs
we were highly delighted. 1t is seldom that
one sees such perfection in the training of
these sagacious quadrupeds. They all appear
to be imbued with human foresight, and do
their business as if they understood that thou
sands Of spectators were watching them.
bine in their performances all that is interest
ing and pleasing. Messrs. Stone & Murray
deserve thanks for the efficient manner in
which they have fitted up their exhibition
this season, aad we sincerely trust they will
NeW Haven Palladium, Apr. 26th. ~.
The Portland daily press., 1871-05-24

MAINE MEDIDAL SOCIETY. - The annual
meeting of the Maine Medical Society will be
held in this city commencing on the second
Tuesday in June. The crater is Calvin Seavey
of Bangor. Reports will be presented by doc
tors from each county, concerning the prevail
ing diseases of the past year Papers will he
read as follows: On the differential value Of
ligatures and acu-pressure in controlling hem
orrhagc, by VIM. w. Greene of Portland; on
sutures and their value compared with other
retentive measures, and the differentialIva)ue
of different materials, by DR.. A. G. Hamlin,
of Bangor; on antiseptic dressing for wounds,
by DIR. L. L. Easterbrook, of Roekland; on re-
tention of charber after perineal section, by DR..
NJ. c. Wedgewood, of Lewiston; on atropha
in opthalmc surgery, by DR.. S. Laushton, o.
Bangor; on radical treatment Of malignant
growths, by DR.. E. T. Sanger, of Bangor; Oh
the seton, by DR.. L. w. Pendleton, of Belfast
on diagnosis and treatment of depressed frac
lures of the skull, by DR.. G. E. Brickett o
Augusta; on enucleation of the eyeball, by DR.
II. II. Seavey, of Bangor; on causes of non
union of tendons in upper extremeties, by DR.
| S. c. Gordon. of Portland; on galvanO eau
| terry and electroysls, by DIR. D. E. Marston, Of
| Monmouth; on diagnosis of malig nant growth
| by DR.. H. II. Hill, of Augusta; on medicatet
inhalation, by DIR. II. N. Small, of Portland
on medical use of electricity, by DR.. H. ii
Hunt, of Gorham; on vaccination and revac
cinatioD, by Dr. e. N. Tewksbury, of Fal
mouth; on the microscope in medicine, by DR.
F. III. Gerrish, of Portland; on the effects o
psychological influences upon disease, by Dr.
L. A. Foster, of Portland; on compound frac
lures, by DR.. j. NJ Bates, of Yarmouth; OF
therapeutic action of chloral hydrate by DR.
S. H.iWeeks, of Portland; on detective drain
affe and sewerage as source of disease, b.
DIR. 1. T. Dana, of Portland.
The Portland daily press., 1871-05-24
WARRINGTON
,SPfaMATfess hY THE sESAT


WASHINGTON, May % The Senate TO day
confirmed the following nominations: James
NJ. McDougai, If New York, Chief Engineer
Ia the revenue marine; Allyne G. Litchfeld,
Consul General at Calcutta; William b. Par
ker, of Pennsylvania, Consul at Mintitlan
Commodore B. +. LAID to be Rear Admiral
Capts. Reed Worden and Stebben D. Trench
ard to be Co.nmodores; E b. Barrett 10 be
captain; VIM. A. Pike as Minister TO Vene-
Zneia; Adolphns g. s .uder as Consul at Sing
apore; JOS. Belknap as Supervising Inspector
GeneI al of Steamboats,.
THE TREATY. .s
Senator Casserly occupied nearly five hours
to-day IN discussing the treaty, in which he
examined all its aspects and particularly in re-
laton to International law, making elaborate
quotations from Vattel, Gratius, and other
writers on that subject He said he would re-
serve his Judgment till the question of rati fca-
ton should require him to express it by his
vote. 1t was the intention of several Senators
yesterday TO ask for final action on the treaty
10 day, even if nights session was required
for fhat purpose, but after sitting till nearly 5
o'clock aud seeing no probability conclud ing
the subject, adjourned till 10 O'clock to mo- row.
1t IS now uneert in whether the vote will he
reached before Thursday Mr. Cortett win adj
dress the Senate tomorrow.
- PRESENTS BETWEEN INDIANS
The Indians were again at the Interior De-
partment this morning. Little Raven pre-
sented Commissioner Parker with a pipe and
finely worked buffalo obe which he drew from
his own shoulders and threw around tie Com
missioner. Several of the Indians to day were
dressed in savage costume and had their faces
painted as they proposed visiting the President.
tier short council they were taken to the
Executive Mansion and subsequently strOlled
through The Treasury Department They will
probably leave Washington this evening for
Philadelphia.
NOMINATIONS
The President to-day nominated Jno. w.
Douglass, now Deputy Commissioner of In.
ternal Revenue, as Commissioner of Customs,
IN place OF Mr.. Sargent; also Adolphus Stud
er, of Iowa, Consul at Singapore.
LITTLE RAVEN SEES THE PREsIDENT-GETs AN
OFFICE-MORE OF THE PRESIDENTS INDIAN
POLICY. t..
The President has given permission to Little
kayep TO visit the northern Cheyt mes and
Arrapahops, for the purpose of bringing them
south, and will also allow limited quantities of
ammunition to be supplied to the people. He
will ask Congress to define the boundary of
the reservations TIE President expresses the
opinion that member of the board of Indian
Commissioners should visit Ariz ma for the
purpose OF investigating the difficulties con-
stantly reported from that region, and endeav-
or to make npaca
The Portland daily press., 1871-05-24

LARCENY OF GREEN HoURE PLANTS. The
two little girls who were arrested last week
for the larceny OF potted plants were brought
before Judge Morris yesterday, and discharged
on payment of costs. A lady in this city has
kindly consented to take one Of them into her
family and endeavor to bring her up correctly,
and the other is to leave the State. Tits il
the first time case of this kind has been
brought before the court, within our recollec
tion; although many families have been an.
noyed by the depredations of petty thieves
upon their favorite plants, fower-beds and
rose-burhes. In this case the girls were moi
entirely blameless. Some one either melted
or encouraged them in their theft, for the pots
which they had carried away-irom many
families and at different times, as it has been
observation-disclosures too large and heavy fol-
such little ones to carry alone to any great dis.
lance. A little wholesome restriction upon
the abettors of these petty laIcenies is desira
BILE, and no doubt will be applied whenever
evidence enough is obtained against the par
ties,
The Portland daily press., 1871-05-24

NEW CHAPELs.-We saw at Mr.. George M
Hardings office yesterday the plans for the
universalist chapel now building at Kittery.
II Is to be wooden structure, quite plain in
style, with two porches in front, between
which is a mulionad Gothic window in three
bays. The building is surmounted with bell
turret and has about 250 sittings The esti-
mated cost is $4,000.
Mr.. Harding is also the architect of the new
chapel at the Insane Hospital at Augusta.
which is to occupy site in front of the south
wing and is to be connected with it. 1t is Of
the Romanesque order. Of brick, with woed
cornice, to be painted a drab color with dark
trimmings. 1t has sharp pointed turret and
belfry. The basement is to contain dormito-
ries and offices. The audience room is very
neat IN design, with pulpit recess and sing
ing loft raised slightly above the floor. 1t viii
accommodate about 800 persons, and will BIZ
furnished with setteas, ghich eau be removed
at will when the room is to be used for Qlhel
than religious purposes. The front will loot
towards the hospital, but the rear end, which
looks upon the river, 10 to be finished in nearl.
the same manner as the former,
The Portland daily press., 1871-05-24
Boston Bank Siafsmens
DOlllekfic Markets.

NEW YORK, May 23.-Cottop tc higher sales 272O
bales; Midlling uplands Ice. Fiour-saes $500 bbls:
Sane anS western in suyers iavoT State
Southern rs "a 8 90. Wheat lower tor Spring and
firm for Winter; sales 81 900 bush. No. Spring As
Winter Red and Amber Western 60 a 67. Com
7se oatsud1f; Ohio aud western at CT a Zoe Pork
smes ss new m mess ls % g 90 prime 40 q
Nice in % sS request Carolina 81 q 9lc. Sugar
good refining 81 "a 9Ic. Coffee in fair request Rio
13B a 16sc MoIasses quiet; Porto Rico SOC. Naval
Sstofes-Sprlis Turpentne quiet with sales at so q
o7c; hosln nrm at 2 DO for strained. Petroleum is
firm crude l4ic; refined 2dsc. Tallow steady at a
ste;
Freights to Liverpool firm; Grain per sail a 9I
WATERFOWL, May 23.-Cattle Market-Beef
Cattle, receipts 1919 heal little doing in market this
week supply very light from the North and heavy
from the West sales OF choice at Sl1 90; extra at
$40 20 "a 10 IS; first quality 50 80 a 10 90; second
quality IS 25 q 900; third quality Sc 81 "a 10
sheep and Lamns-recepts 929; market quiet at tor
mer rates; sales in lots Is "a so each; extra at IL
q 62. Veal calves q l0c.
.OHICAGo. May 23.-FIour firm. Wheat is quiet :;
No Spring Chicago ut 24s. Corn Il m; No mix
ed at 5ls;: Rye.No.2 at 50 q Sc. Barley-No .
hrn and more active Mess Pork at 1G 90 a 16 so.
Lard at 10i a 10Ic. Dry sated shoulders SIC. liys
Hogs moderately active at 90 g A 70. Cattle du
Receipts 5000 bbs -four, 900 bush. wheat, 2aO,
you bush corn 420o0 bush oais, 2s00 bush ry. 2UOO
Shipments-5.OOO bbIs. -four, 2i,o0O bush wheat.
96 900 bush com, 40CC0 bush. cats, $500 BUSH I'VE,
1000 hogs.
CIScINNATI. May % Pork firm st 16 so, Lard
urn al iotc Bulk Meats in fair demand al 81 90 81 &c
ior shoulders, sides "a q Tic Tor Rough and II s SIC
oa Gear no and clear Bacon steady and in mo,lor
que dehahd; shoulders Gtc; sides SE a 92c Surar
cured hams 1871 q 15sc. Live Hogs scarce; comm
o. Cattle 10 good demand at full prices, from 10
to 90. Whiskey weak at soc. - O' ''
TOLEDO, o.. May %. Flour dull. Wheat u cb,ng-
ed; No White 80; No White Michigan 1 "a =
Corn dull high Mixed SIC; No. at 5ic.
CHARLESTON, May 23.-Cotton is finn; MiddIins
uplands 1aic.
SAVANNAH, May 23.-Cotton is tending upward I:
Miudling uplands 143c.
MOBILE, May 23-COtton quiet; Md,lline nm
lands l54c.
NEW ORLEANS, May 23.- Cotton active with full
prices; Middng uplands 15sc.
The Portland daily press., 1871-05-24

Presidents, ] r. DooNttle of Chicago, aud
VIM. GelatIy Of Orange, II. T.; Auditors, w.
Phelps of N. Y, John F. Rathbone of ALBANY,
n. X; Corresponding Secretaries, Rev J. S.
backus OF the northern work Rev. j. b. Sim
mons OF education aid southern work; Rev.
Mr.. Taylor OF the church edfce work
Robert Buffum was sentenced to imprison
ment for life in Newburg, N. Y, for the muir
der OF j. L. Seaverns, last August. Bufium
claims that he was made hope lessly insane,
caused by his snfferings in the rebellion. The
court will endeaver to have him sent 10 the
asylum for insane convicts.
The Portland daily press., 1871-05-24
Try Briggs Throat and Lung Healer. tt.

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GET Briggs Corn and Buniou Remedies
The Portland daily press., 1871-05-24
Q O M Nj f. R G IAL,


Receipts by Railroads aud steam boat
GRAND TRUNK KAILwAY-199 cans milk, 81
bbis. -four 80 cars lumber, % do clrn 2 60 bark
do lath q do mowers. do shingles do capb ards
ITO sun,lries. Snipmen East, 700 bbls. -four
car feed, do sundr,s
MAINE CENTRAL RAILwAY-137 cases mdse, IL
beams yarn. lot household goods so bags spools As
0dis shovels, II boxes scy hes, IS pkgs suntirts
PORTLAND u KENNEBEC RAILROAD-t car Ium-
Der, do clapboa'ds % trusSes. 27 goods Il
bldes, IA .es excelsior, bis -four, 90 bedste ads
Il DOORS 10 bids sash, 101 and II pkgs mdse 20 ars
freight tor isoston.
STEAMER FOREST CITY FROM BosToN-4O boxes
glassware, 30 ibis. OIL 10 ties lard, 10 bags coffee
poAes re>h nsh, ~ and 10 bales dOme,tics Al
oaEs 80 boxes glass, 20 do cheese hhds SUI
Ear Ivy obls pork, 20 do sugar, 81 pigs tin 50 boxes
ate % ne Is buckets, 20 bags seed so coils cord
a., casks oil, 10 bales carpets ewing machines
~ Dds. beer, cask znc 1875 pkgs 10 Older for Can
aud anu up countrywide boxes extract I3casks poss
ware oo caf skins, III salt hides &c b, chars ~
oaies rags 10 boxes tin plate bales wool n do COT
ton IL rolls leather II crates crockery " bbs onr
100 pkgs to order. = ,9 Aoei
STEAMER DIRIGo, NEW YoRK-3 bales drg b;daS
do dry goods, II do wool. rs do cotton so broom
corn 100 do rags, Is do pulp 14O bbls flour lao do
saltf 10 do slue size 20 do glassware, % bills s,eo
do springs IS do splice bars IS do paper 20 do
haDsinsS 1885 kegs white lead, 80 do spikes Al bags
shot, d" hair, 21l do seed 81 boxes clocks 80 do
pipes 40 40 starch % do glass 100 raiins 100 do
cheese, 70 do tobacco 80 do soap, 70 do diugs 70
Wheels 10 bdls do, Is plates sTelter do steel, 60
lois leather do carpetngs, "a pkgs household
GOODS, clay retorts, power presses, hhds tobac
co, o pianos, 100 pks sundIies.
The Portland daily press., 1871-05-24
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS.

Boston, May 23.-In the Senate to day an
order OF inquilng into the effect the treaty of
Washington would have on Massachusetts
fisheries was tabled.
The Portland daily press., 1871-05-24

LONDON, May 2s-l1 80 A. M.-Conso.s 9sl for
money aud account ~ ! =
American securities-U s. 5-aO's 1862, sOs do 1865,
Old, eOi; do 1867, 9ls; U. s. 10 4O's s9i.
LIVERPOOL, May 23-1130 A M-Cottou Is Quiet
and steady; sales 10000 bales; Mnidling uplands Il
q 10; do Orleans 7s e 73d. Corn 34s 3d. Pork 62s
Cd. Llrd $685.
LONDON, May 2s-1.3OP P. M.-Conso,s ssl for mon.
ey and account.
American securities steady; U. s. 5-20s 1862 9OS :
do 1865, old. 800; do 1867, 92s; do 1O-4O's. SGT.
LIVERPOOL, May 23-1.S0 P. Motion is quiet
sales 1000 bales Middling uplands "a az I'D. heat
rs Sd TOR California Whis and lis Id az lis 81 for
No. 2 to No. l red Western Spring; red Winter lis
"a. The receipts OF Wheat for three DAYS were 15-
900 quarters, OF which 1900 quarters are American
Corn Sis Tor new. Flour 27s.
LONDON, May pa 80 P. M-Consols closed at
93a tor money and account.
American securities easier u. s. 5-2Os 1862 9C5
do 1865, old. 901; do 1867, go; do 10-4Os SO.
LIVERPOOL, May 23-4 80 P. M-Cotton closed
shade hrmer; sales 5000 bales; Mid, ling upands
I'D; sales Cotton at sea nearly due from New Or.
leans at Id for Midd,ings Wheat lis 40 is Al iol
No 2 and No. new red Western and Spring.
The advces from Manchester report the market
dull Tor yam and fabrics.
The Portland daily press., 1871-05-24

MADRID, May 22.-To-day's session of the
Spanish Cortes was an exceedingly stormy
the establishment of republic and The Gar.
lists submitted motion declaring the election
Of King Amadeus to be void and that Don
Carlos of Spain is the rightfni King. The dis.
cussiOn was long and excited, but was finally
adjourned without vote upon either PROPOSE.
The Portland daily press., 1871-05-24

I A single trial will convince the most skepti-
cal of the efficacy of HELMBOLD'S GRAPE
PILLS in Sick or Nervous Headache, Jaun-
dice, Indigestion, Constipation, Dyspepsia,
Billicusness, Liver Complaints, General De-
bility, &c. Nonausea, no gripping pains, but
mild, pleasant and safe in operation. Children
take them with impuhity. They lare the best
and most reliable. HELMBoLDs EXTRACT
SARsAPARILLA creates new, fresh aud healthy
blood purifies the Complexion, and imparts a
youthful appearance, dispellng Pimples,
B!otches, Moth Patches land all eruptions Of
the skin. may Ath-d&w1t
The Portland daily press., 1871-05-24
METEOROLOGICAL,
GOVERNMENT WEATHER REPORT.

WASHINGTON, May 90 Synopsis of thu
past "a hOurs.-The weather remains unchang
ed on the Pacific coast, with brisk westerly
winds. The barometer has risen at the Rocky
Mountain stations and in the Atlantic States
The area of the highest pressure has moved
from the Northwest and is now centred oyeI
Lake Huron. Barometer is falling rapidly in
Minnesota. Temperature has increased slight
~ in the Ohio and Mississippi valleys. The
threatening weather with light rains which
prevailed OH Monday night in the Middle and
Eastern States have cleared away, but ligh
rains have fallen on Lake Superior.
Probabilities Brisk and high winds from s
E. and N. E. will probably be experienced to-
night on the upper lakes. Clear and partially
clear weather Is probable for Wednesday OF
the Atlantic and Gulf coast.