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sALE..wheseas James n;
C9we executed and delivered yer 2 The st
,s M spS S9s Sd es S 90 hot @
Ottawa La Sale conay Illinois; also ali right wien said
Colwe had acquired from the ely Of ottawa N me alley
and since vacated by the common council OF said city
also all the right acquired by ordinance rom the city OF
Ave in said block eighty Said mortgage given
10 secure the purchase money Of said 70
dollars each and one draft thousand dollars given
ssge deed IN e cwns
further provided and agreed that default BE ade In te
Wherein the same shall become due and payable the whole
OF said principal and interest secured In this sha
part, Immediately Secome due and payable ard this
gage may be Immediately forecloed TO pay me same Dy me
said party Of the second his heirs executors admins
traitors or assigns; the said party OF the second part
fishing ce in newspaper printed the city Of Qua
twenty day. before the day of such are may sell the
said party Of the first part his heirs and assigns therein
public auction at the Cont House DOOR In said city OF o
in said notice and make. and deliver TO the pur
chaser thereof deed or deeds Tor the premises so sold and
of the proceeds Of such sale all costs and expen
SEES incurred in advertising and selling said premises also
the PAL Ed as on sra nSSs anl
his heirs or assigns at the office Of the said party OF me
Tor record in the Recorders office La Sale county M
nos on the 2h day Of April s and duly Recorded
is hereby made Tor statement OF the terms OF said
And whereas on the 22d day of April 1876, there
msned unpaid OF the notes mentioned in said mortgage
note. dated April I'D 1872, PAYABLE four years after
date with interest at the rate OF per cent per annun
the sum III thousand dollars one note OF the same
date thousand dollars at per cent interest payable
years after date and note OF the amount ana
date bearing the same rate oil Interest payable SIX years
after date the interest said notes being payable
annually: 49,
principal Of the said note which was due four years alter
date and of one years interest upon each OF said notes.
which WAS due April ED, 1876;
And whereas the said Joseph o. Glover has elected TO
consider and declare each ofssd notes as Immediately due
and payable a by the terms OF said mortgage deed be had
the option to d0
Notice hereby given that the 18th day OF September
d. O'clock A. Will selt he above described
property public auction, as the south door OF the Court
House. III the city OF Ottawa Aforesaid 10 the highest and
best bidder said sale 10 be made under the power
contained In the said mortgage and In accordance with tho
terms and conditions OF the same ~ ~
JOSEPH o. GLOVER.
Aug u, 1876. Mortgage.
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NvOI'JCE.-EsTATEo OF HueH KELLY DECEASED
" Notice Is hereby given, That the undersgned Admin.
tratrX of the estate Hugh Kelly late OF the county
of La sale and OF Illinois. deceased VII appear before
County Court OF said county the third Monday beng
the 10Th day. oOcober 1876 rs the County Court House In
OTTAWA In said county, when and where all persons having
claims demands against said estate are note 10 attend
and present the same in writing for adjustment.
MARY KELLY,
augl2Cw AdnllnlrUhtrN'
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"What are the effects of drainage" asked
the Massachusetts, PlOughmdn. Thorough
drainage deepens the soil. Of what use is II
to plough deep and manure heavy while the
soil is full of water? The roots Of plants will
not go down into stagnant water; the ele-
ments of plant food are not all on the surface;
many of them have been washed down by the
rains; some Of them are found in the decom
posing rocks themselves. Take away the
water and the roots will find them. Drainage
lengthens the seasons. In our climate this is
an important point to be gained. If by drain
age one or two weeks can be gained, 1t would
be quite relief to our backward springs
where there is so much to be done IN so short
q space of time. Drainage increases the Ell
feet of the application of manure; the soil is
much dryer, is more easily worked fine; the
manure is more easily distributed. The water
also, passing through the soil, carries iertil.
Izing matter down to the roots of the plants.
" hen there is stagnant water, manure must
decompose slowly, il at all but let the water
pass off, the air is admitted, and decomposi-
ton takes place. What observing man is
there who does not know that his crops are
improved in quality by drainage? Sweet
English grass and clover take the place of
sedge ana rushes.
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DIX Extra Fine NlVed Cords. with name 70 cts.
a ~ poet PAD. l. JoS & Co, Sasesg. Ne- York.
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also, at the same place viii be found,
The Imported Clydesdale Stallion
DONALD DINNlE
The property Of
Geo. Murray, Esq, Racine WIS.

DONALD DINNIE /. beautiful dspped dark bay horse
white feet star In his face and snip on - nose
seven years OLD stands IL hands high, weighs Ito
wenytV hundred and sixty lbs of Immense SUBSTANCE
compact with legs OF immense nat bone has superior
that celebrated horse Young Campse he By Canlpse,
dam by Wonder. Young Campse, while the property OF
David Riddle ESQ Klllbowe, gained the following prizes
first At the Highland Socetys show, AZ heo nrst Two
years in at GnsgOw; first st PERTH tle and
knross Associations and others too numerous TO mention
Donald Dnne gained the following prizes 10 scotland rst
Al punferrlnc l-,l first and silver medal AT SeTllnE
$50 and that used hy such celebrated breed
As Lord punmorc and Sir VIM. stirling Maven, OF
Ker. Was imported TAIL by Simon Beatue, Esq
Toronto and shown times against the best horesl
CanAiA taking first every uUe-amoug the rest hst an1
sweepstakes Markham rrst and silver cup AZ tgngtoh
diploma. best hoe on the grounds, Al Froyn
ciA London and since the property OF MIR Murray, has
never failed the highest bOuoT vLGTeye- shown
In s;i the frst the Nisconss state Fair. and hrs az
Waukegar m lin ls5 fret in his class AZ the Wisconsin
state tar psake best dat horse OF any sse
of his colts From there he the Illinois state Fair
and was shown hug OF sixty entries 90 the pest
draft In the country agsin taking inst IN his class. as ass
sWespstEke, Hi colts have invariably taken nst Al state
and County Fairs wherever shown.
From the above, 10 will De- that his show yaTG per
foWAnce. have been unparalleled series OF anu
fh.f point Of breeding, well A. individually, he stShus
uuriy allied on Ihg cuutiuest al AWenca.
SO 20 Insure payable when the mare ascertain
ed 20 be With oa Good ps-tura-e 20 mares rom Ill
lance, az reasonable rates Escape, and accidents ~ own
err risk. MI. lHoM.
May l3,u,
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THE ENORMOUS wAsTAGE of grain, so ine,i'aLh
sslh other styles of Threshers can be SAVED by this
Improved Machine, sufficient erery JOB 10 than
pay all expenses Of threshing.
FLAX, TIMOTHY, MTLLET, HUNGARIAN and
like seeds threshed, separated cleaned and saved
easily and perfectly as Wheat Oats, Rye or Barley
AN EXTRA PRICE is usually paid for grain AID
eeeds cleaned by this machine for extra cleanliness.
IN THE WET GRAIN of 1875, these substan.
tally the ONLY MACHINES that could run with profit
or economy, doing fast, thorough and perfect work.
rhen Others utterly failed
ALL GRAIN, TIME and MONEY wasting comflica
tons such Endless Aprons" "Raddies "Beaters,"
"Pckers" etc, entirely dispensed ruth less than
ouehalf the usual Gears Belts Boxes, and Journalist
easier managed: more durable light running no cost
ly repairs; DUST no ftterings" to clean Up; not
troubled by adverse winds, rain or storms.
FARMERS and GRAIN RAIsERS who ported
In the large saving made by It will not employ infe
ror and wsstefui machines, but will insist this
improved Thresher doing their work.
FOUR SIZES made for 6, 8, 10 and Il Horse
Powers. Also a specially of SEpARAToEs, designed
and made EXPRESSLY FOR STEAM POWER
TWO STYLES OF HORSE POWERS, viz: our i'm
proved "Triple Gear" and our "Spur Speed" Wood
bury Style) both Mounted on four wheels.
IF INTERESTED in Threshing Grain Raising,
apply to nearest Dealer write to us for llustru
ted Circular sent fee giving full particulars OF Sizes
Styles, Prices Terms, etc.
Nichols, Shepard q Co.,
BATTLE CREEK, MICH.
Piled ut lowest factory prices by F. ID. sWEETsER a
ottawa Ills. ="
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MIR. e. O.. LEWIS,

rns,rong Place Deer Park La Sale Clluty. Illinois
nounccs the following stations for the Aeason OF 1896:
The Trotting Stallion
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Thee unrivacd machines and for same are sup
piled Mt lowest factory prices by F. ID. sWEETsEK a
Ottawa Ills. ="
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MAYO & WIDMER,

BrsuSrLL u GILMAN, Solicitors.
, 1876-09-27
RAILROADS.


BURLINGTON d. SOUTHWESTERN.
Special Dtspasch 10 Jns 7vtbune.
BURLINGTON, Ia, Sept. N.-Severa1 prom
inent h1lsincse men and railroad men left at
12:8o this afternoon On the Burlington & South
wcstcrn Railway for Unionvillc, Mo-, a fer
miles bcyoadwIlch the terminus of tile road has
been heretofore. For several weeks past, how
cvcr+ the Company l,aye been vigorously laying
track TO connect this end Of the rond with q
short section that reached out toward It from
LaC.ede, on tue Hannibal i. St. 10 Road. The
work 10 now about completed, and tomorrow
morning hos been set as tho time when the last
rail- Will By laid and the connection made which
will bring to Huntington fresh customers aud
open to her buetness meu fresh Get4s fof: con
quest. Not onIy Is thts connection o. In. In r
country t',rougl, which the Burlington T. sontt''
western pa.ses. gty,nE T. Al, outlet for IT, prt
The nearest and qufckeet route avross tile cotl'
,,ent west. lts Sonmereial Importance to It'll, TIL,
suitable Demonstration will be made In honor o'
the event at an early DAY.
, 1876-09-27
FOREIGN.
Boss Tweed Is Tenderly Carried on
Board tie United States Steam
er Franklin.


BELGRADE, Sept. ag.-Tho various diplomatic
agents presented dispatches to Prince Milan,
announcing that the Porto tla'l agreed to pro-
long the suspension Of ilosiliscs, and the peace
counittons proposed by tho Powers recommend
ed tic maintenance Of tho statu quo ante bellum
in regard to Scrvla.
The Scrviam Government hae given formal
notice to all It's military commanders of tho
prolongation oi tho suspension Of hostilitics.
I1N0 MtLAN.
The Russian Consul, Ia an interview with
Prince Milan, polluted out that Europe regarded
tho proclamation Of the Amy declaring him
King with disp1casurc, and advised him to sum
mon Gen. Tchernayelt to Belgrade ard explain
to him that tho acceptance Of the roynl title
would cause fresh complications. The Austrian
Consul asked for explanations conce rniug Gen.
Tclcrnaycfr1s proclamation. Psincs Milan replied
t!at lie WIS cnaeayoring to arrange the matter In
9 manner showing due consideration for tho
feelings Of the army, whoae support was aa,so-
lutcly necessary to lin. lie said TINT fic,.
Tchcr1layeI and the army adhcrcd to tile proc
falnatt0tI+ despite discussions Ut the War Minis
ter. He addcd that a dclinlts resolution con-
corning tho proclamation would be taken when
the War Minister ruturned from camp.
RUSSIA.
BERLIN, Sept. a},-rhe Russian Government
lIas ordered Il registration Of tic lorse8 ]iable
~ UH 1ElEE4 III fllsE vi WIT.
PoR EUROPEAN CONSUMPTION.
CoNsrANTINortE, Sept. 2G-Thc Porte 1.ns
tclcgrnphed !ts representatives abs0ad that It
llas sent the destitute Bulgarfans 5000 Turkish
pounds, nud taken measures for the speedy
rebuilding Of their villages.
From TIE LONDON MORNING PAPERS.
LONDON, Sept. 27-5 n. ma Berlin dispatch
saYs the Porte lias gtgci' Barring, seeretary Of
tribunal trying pcrsuns accused Of participation
In tho Bulgarian atrocities, with all tic rights
accorded to other Judges.
A Times correspondent ut Cett!nge reports
that tho Prince of Montenegro sent m order to
the commanders Of Ills forces to abstain from
/ offensive movements until Oct. T.. Moukhtar
| Pasha, however, took advantage Of thu truce,
| and occupied mud fortified two new ADVANCED
| positions On Montcnegrin territory. Tho PE1nce
protests against tllis violation Of tue trucc.
LoSDoN, Sept. e7-5 a. rt.-A letter to
the Times, dated Therapa. Sept: e, aays:
ut ls reported TINT 100 Christians were
It Is certain that. great outragcs hayo
| been practiccd by then, ut .Zuzcgat. Tho
! Armcriia,is have complained Ut their cxeesses to
| tho draud V!zicr, who has promised thorough
investigation.
A telegram from Coustantlnople says there
is every reason to be1leye that the Porto will
reply faVorably to the peace proposals OK tho
| Powers.
II has bcon decided that an Elective Council
shall bc created. It will be composed OF 81
| Christians aud 30 Afussu!mnns. 1ts object will
10 to carry into effcut thu reforms demanded BY
| the Powers.
Tie standards special from DclEgrad reports
stthougn a5t9fr o. ho
firing on the Turkish outposts, aud tho Serylnne
| are constructing new rclloubtS between Deli
| grad and Alexinatz.
, 1876-09-27


Woo, Spain: Sept. 26-Tho United States
steamer Franklin .~~iycd this morning. Tweed
was much surprised nhen told that tic Fra1,ls-
lin was to take him to tho unit.1 States, He
had hoped, on arriving III Cu.-. to be
able, through tho assistance and inaueu.a
Of friends, to avoid being surrendered to
the American authorities. He expressed
great disappointment at the new inspect
OF nfrairs. On the arrival Of the FRANKLIN, Mr..
Adcc, Acting Minister Of the United States in
tho ABSENCE Of Gen. Gushing, went on boart md
conferred with hcE commander regarding the
Proposed transfer OF Tweed aud Hunt to the
Franklin. Thu intention is to remove thu
prisoners from tllelr present quarters to the
steamer this evening. During their confinement
in tho Caatcl1D de- Castro, Tweed nnd Hunt were
kept In separate rooms, closely guarded and not
allowed to communicate Will, each other. The
Cnpta!t,-Hcneral Issued strict orders TINT no one
should bo allowed 10 speak to them. Mr. Adcc
Ind been warned TINT Tweed might nuke away
with himself rather than return to Now York.
The commander Ut tho franklin has, therefore,
been instructed to Keep him strictly confined,
aud leave llIm no opportunity to jump over
board.
A Madrid spCcfal reports that cx.Qucep
Isabella will remain ut the Palace Of the Escursal
until OctolGr.
TROOPS For CUBA.
LONDON, Sept. e6-A telegram from Madrid
says bcio:U the end Ut October six bnttallona
of infantry anu regiment OF calvary will arrlyu
In Cuba. Fourteen battalions will be sent to
the lslnnl during November.
, 1876-09-27
FIRES.


IN L1I3N1At3Us
The alarm from Bu1 35l nt B:o5 lust evening
vas caused by fire in the one-story frame
cottage at No. 3ol West Taylor street, owned
and oycnpEcd Us u residence by Thomas Wclcl,.
Dana ge, So; fully covered by insurance.
CAUSE, unknown.
The alar,n from Box 52l, ut 2:45 yesterday
morning, WIS caused By the burning of three
story bfsek building at No. 23G Carroll avenue,
owned by c. 7. Coggcshall, and occupied as a
ptcturc-trame-factory by @. r. stove!y. The
ioEs s estimated at e, 0o0, which is nearly Gov
cred bY insurance,
, 1876-09-27
YELLOW FEVER,

SAVANNAH, Sept. e6.-siater Mary Martha, OF
Fond du Lac, VIA, aud the Raw. E. II. Myers, y
Methodist minister, died here to-day.
SAVANNAH, Sept. B.--Yeliow fever inter
mcnts, ~.
Macon, Co., Sept. 2o.-L. E. Davenport,
Mayor Of Brunswick, Ga, and J. n. Dexter,
Chairman Of the board of lfea!th, appeal for
help for that stricken city. Hall the population
aru down with yellow fsycr. Business Is sus-
pended and supplies exhausted. Unless aid IL
speedily sent many will dlu of starvation. Thu
sliiuttnK and waut cannot b. desyrtbcl.
Nav 0HLEAas, L., Sept. A.-'rAr official re-
pert OF the Board OF Health 6ays there hayo
been reported to tho Board frun the 11th ot
August ~ data, ~ casss Of yellow isYez. Of
, 1876-09-27
CRIME.
TIE AMHERST MURDERER.

TIE AaIIlEfeAI N UltDENERs
&ptetai Dttpdteh to TIE Tribune.
SrRiNoPlELD, sfase., Sept. 28.-After cludtng
for 10 mouths the professional detectives who
have leen searching fur him, tic Amherst MUIR
f1crer llas fallen into tho grip Of 'cutc Yankee
pctldler, who turucd detective for the exprcss
purpose Of vatching him. Tie victim Ut the
murderer was Afoaes =. Dickinson, a moEosc
old farmer, ald an excessive enter OF
opium, who, having quarrelct with hfs
family, lived by himself. Last tall hc
hired as o farm hand a stranger, Who
Was not long In discovering that the old man
had money, and who beat out his brains With Iii
Ak in order to get II, and, locking every door
and window, fled. AZ the old man was often
stupctcd with oplum for several days at time,
none Of the neighbors knew that his life had
been taken until the murderer had three
days to mike good bis eseape.
The old inan's horribly mutIatcd body
vas dt.coycrcd On Saturday night, the eth Of
last November, md. the town authorities I'M.
n,cd'ately offered t5o0, the highest reward per,
m[ssib'e hy the laws IT the Statc, for his ap-
stranger IVES published, md On the next Num-
day man was arrested ut Sliclbunc Falls wl'o
flied tue bill, hut he was mt the person
wantcd, aud, since t1'en, hys or or
On .u.pte Stsss in ass Of Pf Eassa
only III be rrleuscd. About SIX uluntlls ago A.
W. Small, a trunk-pcddler,. found himself al-
most constantly slladowed ny person Who, le
became convinced, meant to improve the first
opportunity to rub n,ll perhaps murder him.
II lashcd upon him tblt tic man was taic MIR
derer Ut Farmer Dickinson. a,d, going TO Ain.
heret, he secured the murderer description and
other information which confirmed TINT belief.
From tl,at moment ssnnlf, instead Of being tue
pursued, bccame the .pursutr, and biz former
sha,low, sllspee.!ng tle truth, fled at bis aI-
proach; rravelinE by night antt Keeping e' con,
| hin through New England illto tho City Of New
| York, back to Dostotl, and into every sort of
by-way,. losing tho trail herc, gala
| Ing 1t there, He finally came
! upon him last night Mt Agawara, aud. With y
Bilcriff'a assistance, arrested him. The son Of
the murdered u,nn CAME to ts city to-day from
Amherst, md unhesltatln4Ey pronounced the
prisoner hts fathers murderer. The fellow an.
swcrs the description in every detail, down to q
ller this afternoon accompanied Lis prisoner to
| Amherst to claln the reward.
, 1876-09-27

workingmen In tho Lackawannh and Wyoming
rcxtons, who arc even moro restless than else
where, are nrrayln9 themselves for an agg1es-
syc movement against the cumptnies. To-day
The Executive Board Of the Mitess' National
AsaocIatton NIT In Nilkcsha-re to take
altlon upon tho wages question, but, as
the conference was sccret, It was not
known what was determined. As tue
majority OF the delegates in nttc,danco arr
known to hare been fu favor Of rcp'ldIating the
operators propositions, It Is believed that =
strike wus decided upon. This, howsver, will
not 70 iuto effect until the miners have held
district ncetings throughout the rcgbns. a
fen days will decide tho matter.
, 1876-09-27

Lou1v1LLE, KY, Sept. D.-Tbero was a falr
crowd and fair sport Mt tile ruees to-day.
Tlle ltrst race, milo heats, for beaten horses,
Association purse Of $500, bud four starters
Plabe Mayaower, Georgia Bowman, Grit, aud
pleuty. Thu first heat waa won by Maytlvwcr,
won by Urit, 1iayiIowrr second bowman third.
Thu Inst heat was won by Grit. Time, :4B,
1:45, l:501f. :,
Tie second race was q handicap, all uges,
purse 500, tlash one and llalf mlIusi winners
excluded. The starters were Kutiu peare,
Llusp,ure, Eaglst, Thuhderbults Laura O., aud
, 1876-09-27

llartfSrd. -. .........0 q o D : D o o ;-5
',rwu.base hlts--Barncs, l; Anson, !; White, 1;
Tireu. i,aae h.s-ARson, !.
Total buses on i,!tb-ChLcago, 81; Hartford, IL.
nuses uu errors Chicago. i.
IT an baaes-Chlcagu. Z; Hartford, i.
hlia pltchtk--3cTey, /; Cummings, l.
Ttn1t Vt ganle-TWo hunrt.
Umpire-M. Wa1sl,. Of Lousviale.
NOTES.
Yesterdays garne left Chicago with 81 games
won In tho championship series, which nov coll
aists Of 30 galncs. Tt,u Hartfortl Club las wol,
~, anu las 10 inorc to play. Granting, for eal.
eula!oss SAKE, that tley Win all tll1 remainder,
anu IL appears .thAt they can then reach onlr 10
Eatnes Wot., 30 that at tl!t licst they cannut
caten np. Witch the same is VERY gratifying tu
tho Chicago hull lnAtl, whu hus been Tor seven
yeSAlrs Slt. waiting to $50 lats club In trout.
IhH brilliant plays u yesterdays game be-
sue t1oso Iotct abuVe were u loufo Dy Barnes
aud ulcnn anu lung tIy well talsen BIZ lllucs.
refers alu u!esin lesoryu credit for thctr stcn.lY
ctsectlys play, aill McVoy's delivery was by no
means badly punished, comparing his cxpcslv,,cs
With TINT Ut Cummings.
The same clubs play again this afternoon.
DALTON, ILL,
9ptsfai Ditpasch % m Tribune
DALTON, ILL, Sept. A+-lila ttltrd vane Of
baseball ot q Ber1es OF three was plaYed here
bctwecu tho Blue Sacks, Ut Blue island, aud
thu OlyMpics, OF Oalton, resulting In favor Of
tho OiynlpIcs-.1s2 to H.
INDtAHAPOLl8,
INDIANAPOLIS, Sept. @.-Base-bsll: Bostons,
3; indianapolis, l.
, 1876-09-27

Ens .,;; e;c ra., irs%S5s 'f r0q Ty, IL iDEt Laura
rhc third saee wa IT,. III tho Galt i1o,stc nns.,
:l9 l to s' t5.fa. 20 Ess; Wos ' BY Hurry i It'll
j, two hcats; l'at.lck teeon.l, and -, viss,nan
sto,tcrs wssn Russ, iutlcr, and parnona. Tino,
Ths last faee, Association purse $50, tlasl,
~ miles, had two starters, kccno hfe.,arls
Tin first named won IN a;03L.
To-fnorrow'e event, tle rim OF the great Ten
brock agalnst Fct'uwctaft'a, famous four.m!le
Lime, hns produced q, sensation throughout tho
str. Tcnbrocek, who rnn1,aged tic great 1.exing.
ton race, and Tor whom tu horsc IL named, will
look aftcr to.morrow's event.
fon. so tp-nig. IT,, o. r,t to.n'.rrows e' raccs'
Meade, si.0; ljalen. Isa,lsr, III; ;prlnE Bfarch
$50; McsvE'rscr, ~; Shsly, go.
Tsi,se.anar:er.sniie lcats, riiln lrcnt,, go;
s: sSs Htssi;stG, HSf;:, s. j; 0a' ss' Easter Planet
CINctNvA7i Sept. W.-Thc fall trotl!ng md
running meeting at Cl.cster i'ark will co,n~
II .c first day races there ar: 15 entries in iho
2:t5 claas, and FOUR entries III the 2:H class On
tho second day there nrv 10 entries In tho 233
class, and IL III tlso 3:20 Glars.
kltG LtllTt4 u1S LIE 1sID Cl1HH IlAa n]HG GH-
tries, aid there ate 10 entries for tlle .twu-mile
lcHt r.lce.
Tho fourth dag l,as 10 cntrtcs for tho 2:3o
class, and nix Tor tho 2:i0 cnss. Eacli days
sport closes with running race, the cntrtes for
which will he coaed nn tic tlay preceding tho
RACES. Sumo Of the finest raciug stoek In tho
country IL already announced to run, and Anc
sport Is expected.
cnEsroN, IA.
CRESTON, IT,. Hrpt+ 3j.-t!r Fnir Ut the Ercs-
ton Driving Park Association commences In tllia
| city next A1ont1ay. Premiums amounting to
eti goo arc offered, tic purses for fast horao*
| being especially 1nrgc. On Thursday ttottlng
1n1tclI, three III five, In harness, Tor $500, comes
| utf. On Friday there IS to be trpt for purse
| Of s350 Already eonlc of the fastest stcppers
| in tho West have bceu entered for These pursos.
| Tho trarl Ia thu hest, being mile streteil in
tho form Of figure t. Great palms have been
taken to put 1t Il. good order.
DAYTON.
DAYTON, O., Sept. 2G.-Thc weather continued
cool, uni tho attendance ut tho Southern Qhlu
| Fair was very lnrgc. III tho running Face Bot
| WUoley took the first nlnncy. The trot fol
llorsrs TINT lind never btatcn 8: 80, for purst
uf S400, remained unfinished, ana will be com
| plotted Tomorrow morning.
| Two heats were trotted and won by Hanna
Of Scott County, Ohio.
| ENGtIsH RACES.
LONDON, Sept. 2g-At Newmarket to-day ths
Grea. Eastern Railway handicap was won bj
Tinaur; Prince Arthur sccond; Lnsantenst
third.