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The Robesonian. [volume] (Lumberton, N.C.) 1870-current, 1873-02-05
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New ADVERTISEMENTS WilIams
& Observation-Disclosures and Syrup,
Guanopc Guano, Flour, Corn, Pork, Ba-
con, &c.
Il. A. Norment.-E. Frank Coo'
Superphosphate of Lime.
w. ii. Bernard-Tne Morning Star.
A. r. Pittman-Noticc to churches
J. i. McCallum, Jr.-Plantation for
sale.
Il. NJ. McNair--Land posted. Hunt
ers &C., must keep off.
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The Raleigh Friend Of Temperance
has friend down east" who sends
that paper new subscriber every week
sometimes more. Bro. Whitaker obs
for a thousand SIGH We would not
object to few of that sort ourselves.
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DAILY EDITION.
Though only five years old, has the
Largest Daily Circulation Of any news
papers in the State, ana circulation in
Wilmington fifty per cent larger than that
of any other paper.
WEEKLY EDITION.:
Now combined with the Carolina Farmer .
making one of the best Family Newspapers
the South Circulation very large and
rapidly increasing.
SUBSCRIPTION PRICE;
DAILY STAR / year, - %
& months, 81
months, 00
" EEKLY STAR, l year, Ol
g months, l OC
6 3 months, 81
1t may be safely asserted that no news
paper ever established in North Carolina
as made such rapid progress as the Morn
ing Star
Ir Sen fer specimen copies.
Address,
w. II. BERNARD,
tf1 Wilmington, N G.
The Robesonian. [volume] (Lumberton, N.C.) 1870-current, 1873-02-05

We print on our fourth page this
week the list Of general and special pre-
miums for field crops to BE- awarded at
the next Fair, of the Cape Fear Agri-
cultural Association, and earnestly ask
the attention of our farmers thereto. It
will be seen that the list is one Of extra
ordinary liberality, aad we trust viii
excite lively composition among our
people The management of the affairs
CT the Association is in good hands, and
we shall expect the next Far to surpass
any heretofore held.
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WANTED. "A WHITE WOMAN to
cook and do house-work for a family.
Apply at this Office
February 9th.
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JA1LED.-On Saturday last two col
orcd loyalists from Burnt Swamp (Scuf-
fetown) township were brought to this
place aud committed to jail under amt
timus from Esquire Barton, one Of the
Justices Of that township.
The names of these worthy members
Of the party Of great moral ideas,
and whose principles and practices are
50 fully +" in accord" with the govern
ment Of the g Nation as the loyal
phrase hath it-are Jordan Shaw and
Charles Wright, and the particular trou-
bic that has brought them to sojourn at
the loyal headquarters in this town is
"a dispute aJoutyec Captain Plum~
mer, who is not loyalist, charges that
they stole the geese; and the Justice
before whom the examination was had
concluded that they were, in loyal
phrase, " guilty of the taking" il not
the /" carrying away
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The Wadesboro Herald compliments
the young men Of that town upon their
sobriety and temperance.
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Buy your clothing of W. 3. Blake.
FLoUE.-All the fancy brands of
family flour at w. b. Blake's.
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ONE MORE UNFORTUNATE.-T
Piedmont Press says joint stock COM
pany is being formed with che view Of
starting another at Newton, wherever
that is By the way, We believe the
project OF starting paper at White
Hall in BIaden county has been aban-
doned.
The senior propri etor Ct the Whining
ton JournoJ is certainly an uniortun-
ate @ man. Not long since we noticed
that he had been caned by the employ
ees in his Office, and now almost every
issue Of his paper tells Of his being
cIaJ5c1 by somebody! The latest club
bing he received from San esteemed
friend at HallsvilIe, Duplin coun-
ty," who even threatens to do it again.
The Robesonian. [volume] (Lumberton, N.C.) 1870-current, 1873-02-05

Coffee, sugar, cheese, salt molasses,
mullets, &C., just received, cheap at
T. A. Moments,
The Robesonian. [volume] (Lumberton, N.C.) 1870-current, 1873-02-05

CROCKERY AND GLASS WARE.-A
splendid assortment at w. B. Blake's.
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The name Of the Newbern daily
Literal has been changed to the Daily
Sssi.-It is quite sprightly little sheet,
well printed and cleverly editcd.-We.
wish it abundant success.
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NoTIoNs.-Blake's is the place to
get 'em. He has most beautiful stock
embracing everything rich, rare and
racy.
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Buckets, Tubs and all kinds of wood
ware at ". B. Blake's.
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CONNECTIONS AND { AIMED GooDs.-
\ fresh stock embracing everything in
his line at ". g. Bikes.
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We learn from the Argus that Ro5t.
W. Joyuer, Esq, will open a classical
school in Wadesboro' at an early day.
A good school is much needed in that
town, and We trust Mr.. Joyner will be
more successful than his predecessors
have been since the war.
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FLORAL CoILEG Eve learn that
the new proprletors Of the property
known as Floral College, in this county,
have secured the services Of Rov. Arch
ibald Baker, of Florida, to take charge
of the School, and that the College will
be re-opened on Monday next. with very
fattering prospects. Capt. A. S. Ba-
ker, we learn, will remove to the
College, and will have charge Of the
boarding department.
We are Informed that Rev. Mr.. Ba-
ker will also take charge Of Centre
Church as "Stated Supply"
The editor OF the Magnolia Monte,
is :: sick and much indisposed,' as W.
are sorry to learn from the last issue o
his paper.
The Robesonian. [volume] (Lumberton, N.C.) 1870-current, 1873-02-05

The Wilmington Star acknowledges
the receipt of a club of q subscribers
from a friend on the Charlotte road, but
says 1t is not in the habit of mentioning
such small matters-they are of too fire.
quent recommendation y
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Call at G. A. Prices Live Boot and
Shoe Store, corner Front and Market
Streets, when you 60 to Wilmington,
and get pair Of his inefitting shoes CT
hnntc
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Jan. 10Th, 1873. l58- 1t
Frostburg mining journal. [volume] (Frostburg, Md.) 1871-1913, 1873-06-21

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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1873-10-27

The Charleston Courier Of the 2lst con-
,sins the remarks made by Speaker MIL.
lgR on calling the House Of Delegates to
order this day week. Among these re-
marks We find the following paragraph
While il is no part Of our duty TO sane
ton scandalous accusations which are
b.ckeA by no sense Of duty, and whose
nnecution, with the responsibility there
or, may be esought 30 be thrown upon US
With no creditable motives, we should al
The same time be ready to see that the
moneys collected and appropriated for the
maintenance OF the govesement are hon
etlyexpended for the purposes for which
they arc set apart.
Its pretty hard to get the exact point
lwhich the honorable Speaker was driy-
lug in the above remarks, but it i3 our
impression that he meant 10 say that 1t
vas no part Of bis duty, nor that of the
members either, "to sanction scandalous
srcus ations which are backed by no sense
Of duty, and whose persecution, with the
responsibility therefor, may be sought to
be thrown upon them with no creditable
motives"
This Is also our own opinion.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1873-10-27
Miscellaneous News.

EVANSVILLE, Oct. 26.-John Waltridge
was cut in the abdomen this evening BY
Peter Dashback at saloon. The wound
is pronounced fatal by the surgeon. Walt.
ridges home Is at 1856 Jefferson street,
Louisville. Dashback Is still at large. :
SALT LAKE, Oct. 26.-John @. Heenan,
prize fighter, died Saturday morning near
Rawlins, on the Union Pacific Railroad
while on his way 10 San Francisco with
consumption. His body was brought 10
Ogden and casket was sent from this
city for his conveyance to New York.
.MnwAUKEE, Oct. 26.-A special to the
Daily Sentinel tonight from Oconomowac
says MIR. O. Waite, son Of Rev. D. Waite,
OF this city, was crushed to death while
attempting to board passing freight train
this morning. Itr
SALT LAKE, Oct. 28.-The Modocs
passed Ogden today in special train.
The Baldwin expedition has discovered
large and valuable deposits at Cinnabar,
In Northern Arizona.
NEW ORLEANS, Oct. 26.-Tagliaferro
rico mill, near Poverty, Point, was burned
with $500 sacks Of rough rice. Loss not
stated; insurance $4,000.
NEW HAVEN, Oct. 26.-The excursion
steamer Isaac Smith burned to the waters
edge on Saturday night, while lying at
her dock, near the mouth OF West River.
Loss O,000; insurance $4,000.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1873-10-27
beautiful Kissing Spectacle In
Toledo.

From the Toledo Commercially
Phil. Sheridan astonished the crowd by
kissing u young lady OF some sixteen or
eighteen summers. General Custar, de-
ClAring he would not be outdone, also
seized and kissed the young lady, and
then General Sherman began to look
NOund him for a good model. He soon
found one and imprinted q kiss upon her
ialr check only to see her pass by him and
kiss Generals Sheridan and Custar. The
President blushed at the rashness Of bis
young officers, but directly his eyes be.
gan 10 sparkle and he took out his hand.
Eerchiefa and wiped his mouth. The next
reslhandsome young lady who made her
appearance was the fortunate first
grown" lady to get q kiss from the Presi'
dent Of the United States. The President
seized her hand and pointed his mouth for
hers, She drew back at first, but becom.
iiDS Immediately cognizant Of the great
honor conferred upon her, she yielded,
and the President gave her lips a soft
IoOch-hardly sufficient to be called a
klS. OF course General Sherman, Sheri-
dan and Custar saw this, and q roar Of ap'
pAuse was the result. General Sherman
declared he was as good looking as the
President, gallant Phil. then pleaded that
heknew he was as handsome as General
Sherman, and then General Custar was
very certain he looked as lovely as any o.
The rest, and hence the young lady kissed
Mem all, one after the other. This, o.
course, opened an excellent opportunity
io'the lair bellies Of Toledo and the sunny
1asaghters Of the rural districts to kiss the
resident and some Of the military heroes
o!tae late war, and they took advantage
oilhe opportunity.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1873-10-27
River News.

CINCINNATI, Oct. 2G.-River II feet and
rising. Brisk rain ali day and prospect
oil continuance over night.
LouBvILLE, Oct 25.-The river has
risen "a inches In "a hours, ending at six
o'clock this evening, and Is rising at the
rate Of half an inch per hour. The packet
company started their large boats on
Wednesday. The steamer John Howard
was the first boat for New Orleans. The
canal will be opened in day or two.
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FOREIGN.
FRANCE.

PARIS, Oct. 25.-The Project Of Lvons
has suspended the Municipal Council four
months and appointed a committee Of 10
to perform their duties.
In the Bazaine trial today Captain
Young testified that on the 18th of August
the accused, upon seeing his troops a6an-
doning their positions, exclaimed: "What
can be done with such troops ?" The
evidence Of several other officers was
heard, but it was unimportsnt and con-,
Trajectory. '.'7
The radical republican journal, the
NdtIondle, has been seized for pablishing
an article violently hostile to Connt De
Chambord.
at a meeting Of Bonspartsts Deputies
to-day 20 signed a document protesting
against the schemes for the restoration Of
q monarchy,
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WASHINGTON.t

WASHINGTON, Oct. 25.-Qutstanding
legal tenders $3.50, ,2s4,SSS.
P. 8. Adams has been appointed Inter
nal Revenue Gauger for the Sth Illinois
District, and Benz. Cummings for the 9th
Kentucky District.
The Attorney General has decided that
the United States is bound to keep the
dams on the line Of the water communi-
cation OF Fox River In reasonable repairs
and that mill owners have no right to do
such as Is being done 10 reduce the water
80 as to interfere with the purposes Of
navigation.
The Shakespearean Club have sent
$3.50, the receipts of their entertainment,
TO Memphis.
Mayor Pierce has telegraphed to the
President Of the Howard Association at
Memphis to draw for $1,000 on the Boston
contributions.
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sALTLAKE CITY.

SALT LAKE, Oct. 25.-The Cleft House
o leading hotel took fire late last night
and burned all but the lower story. Loss
about $4,000. Partially insured in the
Eastern Company. "a ~, d. 81.
IlHawkins who had two polygamous
wives, and was prosecuted by his first
wife ior adultery, the District Court con.
victed and sentenced him to three years
In the penitentiary. he obtained liberty
yesterday by the judgement Of the Su.
preme Court on the Englebret decision
that the U. 8. Marshall cannot serve cenire
In causes under the statute Of territory.
Lieut. Fred Grant, son Of the President
arrived here last night. He Is the guest
Of Gen. Morris at Camp Douglass.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1873-10-27

Alexander T. Holmes, book keeper
with Hardy Bros, commission merchants
Of Baltimore, has been arrested on a
charge Of forgery.
John F. Gordon was indicted Satur.
day for the murder Of Almon @ Emma
A., and Mile A. Gordon at Thorndike,
Maine on the 18th OF June last. ,l.
Since the 30lh Of June last 24l7
miles ol new railway postal service has
been put in operation, making q total OF
65,6S6 miles oi such service In The United
States.
-Thejury in the case of Palmer vs, the
City OF Concord 10 recover $4,000 dam
ages tor newspaper property destroyed by
a mob In August 1851, gave verdict to
day FOR the city. tvs
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Resumptlon of speeie PaYments.


WASHINGTON, Oct 25.-The Secretary
of the Treasury, relative to the contem-
plated issue Of silver coin to take the
place Of currency payments by depositors
says he does not know exactly how much
will be paid out. He expects 1t will be
convenient for him next week to issue
about 100000 In the regular course Of
business, but this will depend somewhat
on circumstances. II gold should 60 up
silver would not be paid out, nor would 1t
be II It was to be sold again to bankers
for speculative purposes. It is not to be
expected that the treasury will begin first
TO pay out silver coin for every purpose,
and thus exhaust the Immediately entire
amount held by the Government. One
illustration OF the manner Of making such
payments was presented by the Secretary
today who said that II o person should
present check for $225, 40 the chances
were that he would receive five dollars
and forty cents OF that amount In silver.
The determination Of the Department Is
10 issue silver to whatever exteEt 1t can
be conveniently done, and as there Ia bul.
lion sufficient to coin about $200, 600 with.
In week. This will be used as begin.
ing.
NEW YORK, Oct. 25.-The proposed re.
sumption Of specie payments by the Treas.
ury caused many applications to-day at
tho Sub. Treasury for the conversion OF le.
gal tenders and fractional currency into
silver coin, but the Assistant Treasurer
has not yet received any instructions from
Washington. ! Z!
A prominent officer In. the Sub. Treas
ury said that 100 900 ounces Of fine silver
were purchased in this city early IN tue
week and had been forwarded to the mint
at Philadelphia. This amount would fur.
nish $124 900. The difference occasioned
by one tenth oil alloy, serving TO offset the
cost Of coinage and making the value oi
coins to the Government no greater than
that oil greenbacks, with which silver was
purchased. The Superintendent of the
Assay office on the contrary, said he was
unaware OF the purchase Of silver, and
did not think 1t could have takeu place
without his knowledge. From these sew.
eral statements some think II looks very
much as It this resumption Of silver pay.
ment, might turn out 10 be as great farce
as President Grants letter 10 Mr. Will.
lama
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1873-10-27

INDIANAPOLIS, Oct, 25.-This morning
between nine and ten o'clock On accident
occurred at Morris street bridge over
White river, by which q lsborer named
James Quinn was instantly killed. A
number Of laborers were at work with q
derrick, when something broke about II
and tho entire machine fell, catching
Quinn and crushing his skull in q aterrible
manner. he leaves wife and five chill
dren, who are almost destitute.
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The Trial Of Edward s. Stokes.

NEW YORK, Oct. ,25.-The trial OF
Stokes was continued today, when a
brother.in.law Of Mrs. Morse, who was
intimate with Fisk, testified that he never
saw him with pistol or pistol pocket
in his pantaloons.
DR.. Wood said he would not say that
Fisk's wound was necessarily fatal.
Recorder Hacket testified that he saw
Stokes before the shooting standing on the
steps Of the Grand Central Hotel, looking,
apparently excited, up the street. He
spoke to Stokes, but no answer was made
An officer Of the court was dressed in
Flsk's clothes and the position Of the bull.
let holes IN the cloak examined.
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Supposed Robbery of a County Treas
uTY.

DUBUQUE, Iowa, Oct. 25.-The rob-
berry ol the Jackson county Treasury,
Sunday night, still continues to create
much excitement In that county. The
conviction Is gaining ground that there
has been no robbery at all, but that de-
fiict existed in the Treasury, and a pretend.
ed robbery concerted 10 coverit up. The
Board Of Supervisors have been In session
during the week, but as yet have taken
no definite action. No arrests have been
made and no rewards offered. The Treas.
urer, j. A. Bryan, has borne an ire.
proachable character heretofore,
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YELLOW FEVER.


hEMpHH.
MEMPHIs, Oct. 25.-Westher thick,
cloudy, damp and cloudy. Mortuary
report 25 yellow fever and other causes.
Increase Of applications for nurses at the
Howards, indicate an increase of new ca.
ses. Ten nurses arrived from New Or.
leans, oil night on duty, and this morning
q demand for more. DR.. E. A. White
died this morning.
Mortuary report yellow fever "a, other
causes A. For the week yellow fever 1863,
other causes 81, decrease from the week
previous. Yellow fever 70, other causes
The Board Of Health publish q card
urging absentees to thoroughly ventilate
and disintect residences before returning
to the city. Notwithstanding the unfav-
orable weather, reports from all sources
are very promising. This afternoon,
though the effect ot the last sudden change
from cold TO warm damp weather, may
be seen in a day or two in an increased
death list.
MEMPHIS. Oct. 26.-Heavy rain all
day, closing at night with the heaviest
rain fall of the season, with occasional
thunder and Lightning. No definite re.
ports from the headquarters Of the Relief
Committees, the absence of which leaves
favorable impression. One OF the lead
ing undertakers has no order for to-mor-
row, which has not been the case since
the first outbreak u the seourge.
MEMPHIS, Oct. 90, 10 P. M.-Only ten
new cases reported to-day. DR.. Blount
died tonight, also policeman Franklin.
1t Is still raining but the temperature Is
falling rapidly, the wind changing to the
north.
DA1SBRIDGE, GA.
SAVANNAH, Oct. ga dispatch from
Bainbridge says great many new cases
Of yellow fever are reported this evening.
The dangerous cases reported this morn
Ing have relapsed and deaths olopatients
are hourly expected. Four hundred per-
sons have left the city, and the stleets are
deserted. Outgoing trains this evening are
crowded, and vehicles cannot be had for
love or money. Physicians say the epi--
demic Is increasing. There are indlca.
tons oil rain.
SHREVEPORT. --N
SHREVEPORT, Oct. 25.-Telegraphers
all well: Deaths to-day, Mary Donovan,
John Thomas, child.
MONTGOMERY.
MONTGOMERY, ALA, Oct. 25.-TwO
deaths from yellow fever to-day. 80.
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'snow..Wiltermute to BE Bailed,

YANKTos, D. T.. Oct. s5.-snow began
falling here last night and continued dur.
ing the day. Three inches have fallen,
but the weather being mild 1t Is rapidly
disappearing, .i
In the District Court this afternoon
Wintermute, who killed General McC Cook,
was brought to the bar and pleaded not
guilty TO the indictment charging him
with manslaughter. Judge Barnes then
decided 10 admit him to bail and fixed the
amount at $4,000, which it Is probable
the prisoner will furnish.
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Chicago ExposIiion.

CHICAGO, Oct. 25-The managers Of
the Inter State Industrial Exposition have
decided TO close the exposition on the 9Th
Of November or two weeks from yester.
day. It has now been four weeks since
It opened, and the interest and attendance
have steadily increased from the first in
so much that Its success has been even
greater than was expe cted. IEl1FI.lalI IE
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Aid for Yellow Fever sufferers.

1A1U kVk AOV NVsSH
ST. LOUIS, Oct 25.-The Memphis Re.
lief Committees got partially at work to-
day, and collected $500 and provisions to
about the same value.
NEW YORK, Oct. 25.-The flremen ol
this city have sent another $500 to Mem
phis.
The committee Of merchants hero ac-
knowledge the total collaction Of $94 1000
DUBUQUE, Iowa, Oct. ga commit
tee OF citizens appointed at q meeting
held here last evening to raise funds Tor
the relief Of Memphis yellow fever suffer.
erS, secured $1.075 cash to-day in a few
hours and forwarded 1t to the Mayor ol
Memphis. Morewill be sent the first Of
newt week
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We Judge by the following item in the
uoundsyille National that there are
sill some old fashioned young people in
Marshall county:
DETERMINED TO MARRY.-A couple
,Dplitd a, Mr.. Finn's office one day last
week for marriage license, who had
walked from Woodland, about eighteen
miles, and expected to return the same
Jau
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Discharge of worEmen from Employ.

NRw York, Oct 2G.-The effect oil the
Ale financial troubles begin to be felt
among working classes In many trades,
a large number Of operatives were dis
charged at the close Of the week for want
u employment or for want Of funds 10
pay them.
Three shoe manufactures closed Satur.
uay night indefinitely. The employees In
one establishment were offered work OF
reduced wages, but the men declined to
Work for wages below those established
oy the CriSptnS Society and were conse.
2uently discharged. Nearly every trade
Is Affected similarly.
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PRoBABII1TIEe.
The storm on Lake Huron will probab.
" move northeastward over Canada, &C.
companied by southwesterly winds and
rain on the Lower Lakes.
For Monday in the Southern States
southeasterly winds, backing to southwest,
northwesterly winds with cloudy and
clearing weather. .f...
For the Middle States southea sterly
winds, cloudy weather and possibly rain,
with somewhat higher temperature.
For New England easterly winds,
cloudy and rainy weather.
Cautionary signals continue at Mil.
waukee, Grand Haven and Chicago.