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The sun., 1881-10-30
CNDERGEOUND TELEPHONE WIRES.
Successful Test ~ the Electric COmpany's
Linz In Philadcip iphIa.

PHILADELPHIA, Oct. "a successful test
of tho workings OF the National Underground
Electric Company's new line in Market street
OF large number o. Philadelphia. Chl-
caGo. and New York capitalists. Three tele-
graphic and two telephone Instruments were
in connection with similar irstruments in dis
tant buildings. and an electric lamp WAS in con-
necton with a dynamo-elort.ic machine across
the street. The teleEraphc instruments and
one telephone instrument were connected with
solenoid wires. and the other telephone with
tho ordinary ground current wire as used in
the present system OF air limos.
In the experiments to-day a cable. doubled 0
"a 10 represent straight length OF two and
one-ha!f miles, was used. TIE tslegraphlc
instruments were first tested ami found TO work
without hitch. The experiments with the
wire used as an ordinary wire. with the
ends grounded. connected one OF the sephones.
When tho receiver WAS held to the ear various
sounds could DO heard in addition to the voice
wore the sounds gathered IN by the induction
Of the grounded wire. The click OF tele-
graphic instruments could be plainly heard.
while the Duzzng and whirring sounds made
tory. The telegraphic clicking sounds came by
induction from tho Western Union and other
poles forty feet away. 10 tho wire buried four
feet under the stones in the street. The mes
saces could hardy % read. owing 10 the back
strokes OF the instruments.
Ths other telephone connected with a
solenoia wire. used in its proper way with tho
metallic circuit. wa, then tested. When tho re-
cever was placed TO the ear not IA sound could
be heard except the voice. clear and distinct OF
tho person talking into tina transmitar. The
slightest whisper Was distinctly auu!ul ana
conversation could be carried on VITA tho great
est
The sun., 1881-10-30
PULIIICdL NOTES.

Rdwart p Baird Of Yonkers WAS yesterday nominated
for the Assembly by tie First Weschester DstTlci Re
putleans
Geur,e 7. Parrot has been unanimously renomina
tor member OF Assembly 10y the Re publIcans OF
ond District oi Union County, n. j.
n. AcGreSnr Steele. who nominated by tile Inde.
pendent Democrats Tor senator IN tile Third District
has, Tor personal reasons declined the nomination.
The Democrats OF the Third District OF Rensselaer,
terday nominated RUFUS sweet OF SephentOnn Tor mem
bsr OF Assembly The nominee Is Chairman OF Tie Board
OF Supervisors
Further Assembly nominations have been made in
Brooklyn follows First District Daniel Hurley Rep
Fourth District Daniel Kelly Dem, AMI Sixth DIS
tricL Richard Quisey lnd. Dem.L
The Twenty second ard Re pubcsns In Brooklyn have
nominated Robert carson fur Alderman, ami The lnds-
pendent Republicans Of the Fletnh ward have
mated John H. Snyder for SUPERVISOR.
The Republicans Of RseeN County, J., have nomi-
mated RodeTck Robertson oI south Orange for Assem-
blymau the Third District and renumlnAsd Charles
q. Bruemmer Of Newark in Tie Eighth District
The Richmond County Stalwsrts yesterday nominated
George T. Ialluck Tor County Clerk and Henry Jones
for superinte the fOor The Half Breed noml-
nations Tor Asseublyman, Justice Of the Sessions
Coroner were approved
The Democratic Senatorial Convention 10 nominate a
10 senator John Cochran ~ Pnia
delphia yesterday nominated Jose eph kennedy of
Fourth Ward Delegates from the THIRD. Fourth, AMI
Eleventh wards, who were contestants. and not
admitted 10 tie hall with ths delegates from the sixth
ward. rganiEei separate Convention and nominated
John Donnhue; The present member Of the Assembly
irom tho Fourth Ward
The sun., 1881-10-30
SOCIALISTS AND THE IRISH.
Predicting Glndstone's Overthrow by Eng
lands Trades Unions.

A mass meeting OF sympathy with tho people
OF Iresui their present struggle WAS held in Steinway
Hall last evening under call OF the sUciaisc Labor
party Chairman ;. Schinko~itH introduced James
Ry4n, Ensishman, as the FIRST speaker.
Mr. Ryan SAID that tie English Government
mprisoning with, tIal th- who carried
about the hat to collect money tpr Irish families thar had
teen east out the roadside, Dtsraeh the Tory, he
Sli would taken the wind out OF Parhe!fs sails by
ptsslns good lani bill nrs and coercion act after
wtrd lie hai ALWAYS hal greater PRACTICAL sympathy
viii poor than the cznin. Gladstone
Chairman schiukOwiZ sad that the hrst mass meeting
To express sympathy with the str-l. members OF the
Land League held in this country called by the
SociIlsIIc Labor party IN Decemter. le79
Robert Bssert sall that man had ever seen idle
socialist or oiier socialist e Hlr the audience
be AFRAID the He believed that within
year the American trades uuoHsts would seak To tue
trades Enioniss OF Eu.lani wci 10 those OF Ger
many and France. and uHt oai>l he would nave some.
thing nght winch he did nuI nnW dream. Ireland
today he SAID was nation Of Socialists The granlest
declaration the history VI le word WAS haI hlch
came from klinaiuham jan, Pay no rent
one u tc resolutions Was a. iuhows We declare all
means, Nlylrnt 10 Which tue people OF
Ireland have TO resort to be us ai uohe and We
pledge ourselves to lend our moral am material support
The sun., 1881-10-30
BISMARCK NOT YET DEFEL TED.
Tho Centre Party md Conservatives stiil
Ahead In the Elections

BERLIN, Oct. 29-Roturns from ZIG clec-
tion districts show that the Government has not
secured majority. Sixty new ballots are
necessary. or the members elected. 55 be-
long to the Centre party. Is are Pro-
gressists 10 are Secessionists. 15 are
National Liberals 20 are Conservatives. are
Free Conservatives. 4 are Polos. 10 are Pro-
testers and Particularists. and belong to tho
Party OF the People. All the candidates OF the
Centre ahd Advanced Liberal parties are re-
elected. Herr Richter has boon elected to sit
for Hagen. Tho Socialists have lost two elec-
toral districts which they formerly represented
and must contest seventeen seoonW pailots.
ten Of them against Progresssts. Six seats
have been gained by the Centre party. The
Secessionists and Progrossists have gained con-
siderably. The Free Cons Arvatives are literally
decimated. Thor leaders. Kardofr. Vnrnbuher.
and Count Brankenburg. are redefeated:
cial Democrats pollcd "a sufficient number of
votes to -necesstate the holding Of second
o Gs these viii be boz raturnod p3an ' Herr M Bebe & viii
again go to the pol in 4 second ballot in Dr1s-
Gsn sne % BEEN w Is P se best As n"%S nns ss wh
those Of Herr Lnsker, DR.. Forckenbeck. and
h % VSD ssd n' but ts 0sp s ds
be returned for ,Meme DR., Lucius. Minister
OF Agriculture, has apparently been beaten by
the election is the triumph Of those Liberals who
are specially obnoxious to Prince bismarck.
Thus Eugen Richter. at Hagen. obtained II ma
jority OF 1000. and Karl Mayer. who has been
bitterly prosecuted by the Conservatives gained
decided victory ut Stuttgart. Herr Stoecker
has hecn defeated in four electoral Districts
LONDON. Oct. GA Berlin despatch to the
Times says: e From the results Of the elections
already known it may be broadly said that the
urban population have pretty well pronounced
ngainst Prince Bismarcks economic policy.
but the reports from tho rural districts. which
have not yet been received. may turn the tide
The final result will not be known for several
days. MS many second elections are necessary
especially where tho contest is between the
Progrcssists and Socialists. Tho victory OF
though the Conservatives have gained much
ground here since the last general election.
which is sienifcant. The most striking and
significant fact brought out by tho election is
tho grent nnd decided increase in the strength
Of the Social Democracy. not so much by mem-
bers returned as by the number OF votes given"
despatch from Berlin to tho Standard says
that Count Won Arnim. son OF tho late Count
Harry Won Arnim. who was 50 severely treated
hy Prince Bismarck. has conquered for the
Progress lists n district in Brandenburg formerly
held by tho Conservatives.
EreHn1.-The results known in 32G election
districts are analyzed as follows: Elected-2S
Conservatives. IA FREQ Conservatives. TS men,
bers OF the Centre party. % National Liberals.
2S Secessonists. 80 PROCESS lists. 8 members of
the Party OF the People. IL Poles, and II Pro-
testers md Particulnrsts. Eighty nine second
ballots VIII be necessary.
The sun., 1881-10-30
Company Seven of the seventh.

About 100 men in uniform Of black broad
cloth and snowy around table in Marunellis
restaurant in Fifth avenue last night They the
members and guests OF the Seventh Company of the
Seventh Regiment National Guard celebrating the
fifty sixth anniversary OF the organization of the
many Among the que SITS and best known members
Col Emmons Clark, Gen. Alexander shaleI George W
Harlan j. SeAyer Page. Col William G Church Of the
Amy aai Macy Journal Gen. George D. Johnston OF Ala
bauis ard Charles SEeviy.
J q Abrams the company presided. CAPT heorse ";
Mayee u. s n, responded To the toast, The Navy"
COL Crawford spoke for the Veteran Association; Col
Clark reviewed the history Of the company since 1879
Col Church RESPONDED Tor "The Press and Gen, John
stou in response The SOUTH, declared that nc
North and united at the bed ana az the bier
OF Gen Garfield aud will remain So through his sacred
memory" II resolved to continue these re eunlohs
annually in the future.
The sun., 1881-10-30
THE STRUGGLE IN IRELAND.
Police ATTACKED WHILE SERTINA
SUMMONSHS IN COUNTY MArO.
Tho Assniinnts Fired Upon. and Several oi
them Wounded-farneti DeprccatinG Any
Lowering of the Land Leagues Standard.

Tho Assnilnnts Fired Upon. and Several of
them Wounded-farneil DeprecatinG Any
Lowering of the Land Leagues Standard.
LONDON, Oct. 29-The Dublin Freeman's
journal publishes a letter from MFR. Parnell
dated Kilmainham jail. deprecatinR the plan Of
evading the recent proclamation OF the Govern-
ment by the formation OF Tenants Defence As.
socatlons to replace the Land League organi.
cation. Mr.. Parnell says such associations
would be tolerated by Mr. Gladstone only 50
long as they appeared to be disposed to CARR
out his views. and would be mongrel reaction.
ary associations such as were formerly con.
denlnsd by Mr.. Davitt. Every man in Kilmain.
ham is willing to remain there any number oil
months or years that may be necessary.
A crowd Of 700 persons attacked tho police
while they were serving summonses at Belmul-
let. County Mayo, Tho police fred upon the
people several OF whom we're wounded.
Tho farm premises and several stacks Of
wheat and hay belonging to Dr., Thomson.
fire at Ballydur. Waterford County A large
tempt to save the property. Arrests OF the in.
cendiaries are imminent.
Three more arrests have been made at Brad
rum9r % Is current IN I'D Dublin that Epr Snen
coapse as Lord W %
and that Lord Derby will replace Earl Spencer
in the Cabinet.
Council of Dublin.
-Atthe rent receiving Offices in Athlone Monte
Mulingar. Roacommon. and other towns in the
west OF Ireland large numbers OF tenants have
paid their rents in accordance with the abate-
ments. despite the Land League advice not to
do 60. Many thousands Of tenants in the Coun-
ties OF Westmeath and Roscommon have de-
cided to take advantage of the Land Commits.
sion. Meetings announced to be held outside Of
the churches in those counties on Sunday have
been denounced by the clergy. and will not takd
plnca. Since tho Land League has been pro-
claimed trade in the west Of ireland has begun
to revive. Many farmers on properties in the
neighborhood OF Youghal. County Cork. have
appiiesl to the Land Commssion to hnvs their
the tenants Of Cork and Waterford Counties to
apply to tho Commission In Waterford alone
a thousand applications have been lodged. The
Land League branches ia the Tuam district OF
County Galway are fast breaking up.
telegram from Armagh says cells have been
prepared in the Jail there for MIR. Parnell and
forty others.
Among tho few arrests to-day is that OF an
Engishman. Capt. Dusmore. late OF the Sixty.
fourth Regiment u former Homo Rule candi-
date for Portarlington.
The sun., 1881-10-30
Ciniman, Theoph,lu. Young..

After four years inquiry whether a person
claiming be Theophius Younss tile genuine Theo-
phus whether the body of the genuine Theophilus
found floating in the Boston harbor, i'll March, 1876
the lawyers have lett the question in the surrosae's
hands. The closing argument occupied two days, and
Yesterday the TOOK the The alleged
Iheullus was not present and no one knows where he
has Ten the real Theophilus made over
brother Henry estate in this city which has
grown valuable. Mrs rhenphius louugs siys 1t
worth SIO1Opl Hruiy Yuuugs claims that II amounts
10 only sI.uOo Sl5OD Mrs iGunss brought suit
Henry recover ihe property, Claiming that the
deed from Throphus voidabc. In this suit Henry
Yuuugs has bruu forward the alleged 1heOphIus and
the Surrogate decides tuat he i Theuphis then the
allie widow. who repuiatcs the alleged Theophilus.
Is 4 wife. and her suit falls 10 tile ground.
The sun., 1881-10-30
Two Hundred Chinese Pirate. Slain.

SAN Francisco. Oct 20.-Chinese newspapers
say thata pirate chiei has been creating coinotiou
Ming Po and its waters. He is sand have come
within miles of the and levied hac tna ai
freely lie does not for the Chinese guubuats and
has had several engagements It'll them lately.
VI s.. .uu as been offered the pirates head An Gu
counter took place SEPT 10 near Ming 20 between
Chinese gUnbuat and pirates Upward OF 200 pirates
were SLAIN drowned themselves. car ed
alive aud about seventy escaped Eleven pirate
were taken The pirates in shallow water. aud
the sunboats being unable get them, lowered
tAe.r boats aT! Iou.ht ia them.
The sun., 1881-10-30
Cow boys Knid.ng In Arizona.

WILCOX, Arizona. Oct. 29.-sIaior Downing
who has been engaged in the timber trade the Chin
Cahua Mountains. south oil Fort Bowie supplying the
principal trade in Tombstone report. that he has
compelled TO suspend business account OF raid by
boys who stole nearly all OF his stock Tue civil
authorities powerleSs To with this and Il
has practically taken possession OF the territory lynn.
south OF San Simon station und east Of Tombstone.
The sun., 1881-10-30
Michigan Relief Work.
lillian Dowd. treasurer of the Michigan

Mr.. William Dowd treasurer OF the Michigan
Relief Fund. received Yesterday subscriptions amount
Ing s7sIei nakilg the tot-l sl:o,o25 81, Tickets
good for admission TO the performances OF Michael
SiroEcf At Hayerlys Sbla's Garden throughout this
wees will be sold by members the Police FIRE DE
paTtments and the proceeds OF the sale ol all such
iltkets ill devoted reilef 81 tile sufferers BY
the Michigan ires This has ,. made by
Messrs HayerIy Gilmore and tusIlle OF NIhlu's Garden
and Police SUPERINTENDENT Wglhng ani Fire Comnis
soner Purroy and Gepr.e y saunders Chairman ot the
liensral committee on Michigan Reief. has been
ned nj
The sun., 1881-10-30

HANCOCK. n. Y. Oct. 29.-Ths body o. man.
with bullet hole in his head. found lying
highway mile from this village. Thursday
Ing The hoty was astrde square piece OF timber the
head and shoulders lying ditch. The ball had
tered between tile and passing through
lad lodged in the back of the revolver called
the American bulldog" was found alongside the
one chamber OF the hye empty and the bullet
The sun., 1881-10-30
LONG ISLAND.

The oystermen both sides OF Long Island un-
usually busy puring the last week thIrtytwo
were shipped from East kockaway alone.
Patrick Wynn old resident OF Far Rockaway in try
ing the ford near the inlet NJ high water
Thursday. was drowned His horse swan ashore with
the wagon
Blue nsing continues COOL and large catches made
BY the outside ocean fishermen. on Friday the Raw
Fishing Company OF Freeport caught at cue haul
nXn III lrrrl uI N,h.
The sun., 1881-10-30
Gen. Pryor Enjoined.

PROVIDENCE. Oct. 29.-In the Supreme Court
TODAY in the OF Gen d f. Butler. r. A. Pryor
and A. b. Paien, counsel for the Quiinck Company
charged with contempt Of court in attaching the prop
er'y OF the Quinck Company in New York for counsel
fees, II appeared that Butler and faen had assigned
their claims Pryor The ruled that Pryor
his responsibility has intercepted by attachment
funds whch tie entitled collect deroga
ton OF the order OF te court said Pryor senoined from
further prosecution OF the parties who have been
garnisheed aud that within five day he shall release the
The sun., 1881-10-30
Shooting In the Eain.

Owing to the storm there were few marks
men at Crerimoor YESTERDAY several members Of the
Irish American rifle contested for the kingstown
cup distances AMI $40 yards, ten rounds each
range point, allowed ior military rifle at the 500
yards range. Shooting was difficult The follow
Ia. were the highest Lieut. y McMorrow. II;
john CAyanA.h, "a. Geu +. = MIllen. -; James l.
Case 90 and T. Bllyke. 6S. Several embers OF the
Rifle Club contested at the loo yards range but
without completing tull inning The All Tom
the SAlrmishers aui the Remington Gold matches
MeIe lostlOntl inr week.
The sun., 1881-10-30
Fatal boiler Explosion.

AUBURN. n. Y. Oct 29-Tho boiler OF
threshIns machine engine exploded at Mnrtvir Village
killing Frank Nilman ani terribly iniurins others
htiman was completely dscmbow ellvj. aud Diet hall
an hour Frank Itnersun. the owner. hIi IIpce ol
IRON driven through ms Grn amt cannot recover Ons
little boy hai his mp broken And
shattered Another had hIs skull racturr aud there u
little hope OF ms recovery. OtrTs had UIr and
legs broken and badly shattered. Our man bloa
tMemtN LeeL Low water n. the Lll.NG MAs Ln
The sun., 1881-10-30
Hog Fighters Indicted.

LOUISVILLE. Oct. 29-The Grand Jury hai
indicted the prlncIIas IN notorious dog rsht-ioGh
krieger who pitei Crib. and Charles Lloyd CockneJ
Charley. the Pilot The Circuit Court author
tiles concea!ei the fact from the press order
bench warrants, which AT once issued Tor the
cused pArues, might be served, but Llnyi
eiates we're beyond the jurisdiction OF Kentucky before
sunset the day OF the match
The sun., 1881-10-30
Long Island City Democratic Nominations.
Roth factions of the Long Island City Demo.

Dolh lactlous OF INC loHE lsIand NllS bouo-
crats had their conventions Yesterday afternoon The
De Bevoise party met in sehers Hall Dutch Kills, and
made the following nominations for city officers For
supervisor William H. seh"a!enter%; Jnstces OF the
Peace. Michael pelahanty aut stephen j. kaNanash'
Oyerseer uf the Poor Robert McNUty, The lndepeni-
in Thompson Hall and made the following nom
inatiuns: For Supervisor Joseph Larop OF Astoria;
the Poor James Foley Justices of the Peace,
John Morris aud James McManus-
The sun., 1881-10-30
A Missing Woman Found Drowned.

Troy. Oct 29.-The body OF Julia A. Slauson.
aged and weIltodo resident of New York city who
disappeared from fashionable boarding house this
city on the inst Hudson River TO-
day. Mrs Slausnn related To Is. Thompson Gale.
President the Mutul! National Bank and the
l. Thompson two ot the weaiest citizens ot Troy. It's
supposed that Mrs Sauson who visiting here
lett the house night. and walked oil the wharf
The sun., 1881-10-30
E.po.,,o'. wiz. Admit. Hi. Identity.

New ORLEANS Oct. 29.-The wife OF Antonio
cosanzo. Ylncenza Rebrlio recently extratei
New York being the Italian brgand opposite Randazso
ami who called witness IN ths prisoners behalf
before the United States Commissioner made decla
before the Hoard Health city that her
child was horn April g. 1881 and that her husbands
naIe l. GIuseppe Esposlt0 kiniakko aIlas COslanko
The sun., 1881-10-30
Mr.. y.nd,rb,lr. Reported Illness.
was rumored about the hotels last evening

II was rumored about the hotels last evening
that Mr.. William H. Vanderbilt had been taken Ill very
suddenly. sull later had It that he had suffered
OF paralysis A. intimate friend Of Mr. Wander
bit who found midnight. said that Mr..
Vanderbilt went to his physician's office yesterday
forenoon consult MN about colt that he
had taken and that Mr. Vanderbilt when asked why he
did not his ph ysciAn him, answered that
quite ve enough TO 90 out This gentleman Was
10 hays cAed Mr. Yands house last but
was prevented by the lie Ad that IT Mr.. Wander
bt had been strcksn serious nss he would have
been lkelv u hear lie had heard Of the alarming
rumors but gave hmself no concern about them.
The sun., 1881-10-30
Review OF the Cotton Trade.

LONDON. Oct 29.-Messrs Ellison & Co.. cot
ton brokers' Lverpoo have issued their annual review
OF the cotton trade the has been fairly
istactOry to English spinners russian spinners have
been far more prosperous than any others while France
Is rapidly recovering from successive de-
preston The prospects OF the new season thought
to justify the anticipation OF continuance OF the healthy
flow Ql buaIneks
The sun., 1881-10-30
Fordham'. New Fire Company.

The Fire Commissioners Yesterday organized
q new company the protection OF Fordhan. 1t Will
combine al eusine with hook and ladder service
Foreman Deylue promoted to Its CapIaincy
The sun., 1881-10-30
Mis-. Jennie j. Young. Lecture.

low Weed the Rev Edward p Ingersul ana many other
New Workers Miss Jennie stone viii give her lecture
on the songs uf Robert Burns, IN the Union League
Theatre Wednesday evening Tue utle OF tbs lecture
is The Muse OF Cola ami Miss Young illustrates by
slngilg number Of Burnss songs
The sun., 1881-10-30
Eux.nis a, ron,a,n.hleau.

PARIS. Oct. 29.-Ex- Empress EuGanie visited
Fonta ebleau ,no-Jrt, Thursday. She greatly
moved hen shown the former apartments Of her son
the late Prince Imperial.
The sun., 1881-10-30

Arrest aud che retail fuI nitnIs warehouse in
"a t!d - that Of tie brooklyn Furniture Company.
1r,n ~ an fnton 81, Brooklyn. New YORK Twenty two
-. sh'" rpniA Every noor accessible by slsVatora
'si L4aatIaed pIlee Lat, mailed iIee.-AI&
The sun., 1881-10-30
Rss,.,ra,ion Figures.

ms number Of voters registered In this city
'faay-Ihe last day OF registraton-~as 81, I7s and
~ '9ta Tor the Tour days l7O.4ls In 1877 the total
ae 45 - " '''' ']'''''t :" .''S -S''9S'' 'N -'
The sun., 1881-10-30
Twenty-Five I.ives Lost.

MELBOURNE Oct. 29.-The steamship Cal.
cutiI Tor sydney. iuuneIel at in sale
on board, twenty-five IN number. persisted.
The sun., 1881-10-30

Has three advantages over all other brands
Flrst-It is in the incest packages
sscond-Mada by new process All impurities removed
ThIrd-Best eAkes. as pure phosphAes are usei-Als.
The sun., 1881-10-30
The signal omce Prediction.

Partly cloudy weather and rain. followed By
clearing weather. southerIy winds stationary oI IA.
barometer, stationary temperature
The sun., 1881-10-30
s.rxeant Downey Die. OF sm all.po,.

Sergeant Hugh Downey Of the Central Parl
police became III week ago. and was al nist ire
"A Tor m AAria fever died smallpox the Rive
Hospital asl night lie had been ten years sergeant
The sun., 1881-10-30

See our sle overeoa worth SIS London and Liverpool
Clothing Company, 81 and 80 BorerY.-IdE.
The sun., 1881-10-30

The immense stock the London and Liverpool Cloth
lag Company 50 aud 90 DoweIJ. corner heater st-Ads
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1881-11-25
Red River Valley Harvest Record.

We have received from Mr.. James B.
Power, Land Commissioner of the ST.
Paul, Minneapolis & Manitoba Railway
Co, copy of the Hdrrest Record for
1881, a little four page sheet crowded
with information in regard to the ia
NOUS Red River Valley. 1t contains
reports of yields of wheat and other
productions, which certainly prove that
the fertile valley has this year, as usu-
al, been exempt from all disaster by
flood, drouth, insects or disease, while
nearly al other sections have been suf
fererS to 4 greater or less extent. The
sScptical reader can assure himself ot
the correctness of the reports. Us the
names and postotlice addresses Of the
farmers whose yields are quoted are
given in full. The Record is extremely
interesting, and those interested in the
great wheat region can obtain the pub
lication free by sending for "Hd,yes
Record No. |" To James Il. Power, Lane
Commissioner, ST. Paul, Mimi.