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wife Murder.

WmKEsEARgE, "a. Juiy during a
jealous quarrel between Edwin Bellows
and wife ~ NnnticOke 81 AZ esrly hour
this morning. in witch hot words passed
between the fgo. Bellows in ~ ~ frrnzy
drew n revolver aud shot bis wife twice.
Her wounds afe pronounced fatal The
~ urderor was arrested aud brought 10 this
city this morning aud loged in jail.
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Chief Poundmaker Dead

wfySgpEo, July 5A dispatch from
Gleiohen, headquarters Of the Blnckfsot In.
dians, says Chief Poundmaker, died sud-
denly at Crowfoot Camp YESTERDAY from
the bursting OF blood veHsel The old
chief has lsnguinhed since his release from
the penitsDtiary, whore he was confined
for nearly a year for bis connection with
the KieI rebellion
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Merchants Celebrating Better rImes.

THor, ~ Y, July The tradesmen Of
Troy are having grand procession, picnic
ana barbecue today. Upwards Of fifteen
thousand ffoe tickets % the picnic have
been distributed by the merchants and tho
.l9 is ~ holiday attire The procession
mostly composed Of gaily-decorated team.
aud riders, was over three miles In length
Ibis gala day IL supposed 20 signify the
glhd tidingg that the merchants of Troy be
neve that a revival Of the business interests
has now set lm.
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CHif 900 July . Two ATTACHES of no
museum we're burned - Death snd four
hfemsn injured at . afe.faurani Gre today
~ Wesieru HcWsrru uHr writer savs.
~ moro femarkaaIe sight tbau ba
mouth of great whale rfernffy
MfHliied on Lhe coast can hardly Be-
in a2ned- Ihe tongue would lags
boen o iargc load fgr q dfar 81 ih@
largest size, and several men ernld
have slowed themselves away in ne
enormous mouth. Tic tip Of TIE nonrr
laW formed acuriDus and sdapelV .lla-
net Complete drawings of fhis whale
and The Only perfect ones fhaf have
ever been made can bf fomnd in tie
library oi any 81 The scientific societies
Of san Francisco"
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BosrDS. July Ia 1erice dispatch ~
tie Herod says The next fiscal year viii
she's. from iO o. % per cent. gnin. which
viii amount b. nearly f8O0 ny1 addif on
- the Fcdernl revenues President Di8a
feels encouraged at the out oOk aud ~ the
prospcci ~ the Fc-cstsblishment 81 ma
tioual Crcd.t
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The Fourth Ia Msrinn.

CiTr or hgxicO, July - Tho American
colony here celebrated the Fourth of July
by ball On Saturday night which vas
largely attended by resident and visiting
Americans. Many distinguished Msxicans
were 10 attendance. Tho national stand
ard ~ Mexico II displayed on the Mexican
government buildings IN honor of the day.
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For ReIlff Of Jeannette sorvlv.,.

NAsmHGroS, July 1.-The bill passed by
the House some time ago for tho relief of
the survivors of the steamer Jeanette. aud
The vido~s and cididron Of those who per-
ished ~ the retreat from the wreck ~ thnt
vessel ~ the AnFdVtfast sas nafBrted IN
Nornbly 70 the Senate 70 day from the Com.
nittce on Naval hnbirs. 1he Senats com
Initteo amended the biH ~ A. 10 pr,,yida
that the twelve months pay OF Henry ID
warren, al the crew shall be paid 10 his
child Hffd not 20 hfs widow
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Cholera IN Italy

Vmpss, July 5.-ChOlsra baa appeared
NJ Plume, and the pe0plo ot Croatia ars
panic stricken. In tho last twenty four
hours there have been ten new cases n
cholera sud Ten deaths at Brindisi. and In
The remainder of the province - new
cases aud seventy-one deaths
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WAsHisc foE, July So The President has
signed the fitz John Porter bnl. and be- 10
now reinstated with the rank he beld a. the
second Bun Bon battle Tie viii b placed
on the retired ist
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Prince Edwards ISLAND EJectlons.

OTrAwA, ONT, July Returns from the
Prince Edwerd's Island electionsshow that
the Conservative Government has been
sustained by the election Of nineteen of its
Importers 20 eleven Secessionists or Lib
erals. As compared with the old Bsgisla-
ture the Government has gained two mem
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Anarchists found Guilty

HnwsOgTe, WIS. July 6--Lass nj yht.
after having been out t~enty-tbree hours,
the jury in the trial Of the anarchist lead.
ers, Frank Hirth, Carl simon ana Anton
Palm, found them guilty Of cOnspirscy 20
burn the courthouse and deSfro}ing tie
records and of lnciting mObs 70 riot
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10000 sEy.soekst.

CHfCaGo, H., July Eekert q swaia-s
fiouring miils, on Csnai street we're today
damaged ~ fire and fhe contents br vatsr
- the amount ~ sl1DyI Ths blaze sss
caused ~ sparks frDui a skv- -r3cket. ,shieh
A. fgfl
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Instantly KlllIno Three

RUssgLLvnLE, Aux, July 2-The boiler
Of 7 X Adams saw mil, three miles west
Of Atkins. Ark, exploded yesterday. in
stantly killing y. X. Adams John Wilson,
Nelson Clark. and 0Ortaliy wOunding
James Anderson aud John WeIla. Clark
body was blown IJ0 feet in the afr.
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BAD Men Removso.

LoriswLLE, KY. July 2simens and
two Elliott County (Ky.) moon
sinners, who burned = church and the dwell
lings of four citizens. and poisoned q large
number Of cattle we're pursued by the four
citizens. shot down and buried
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MLFAuEgE, VIE. Jsiy 5 -..HnEo airhaei.
q farmers sou. ran away from be hona
near Appieton. iost bis way in tie GOODS
~ Taylor County aud starved ~ deatt
He body sss found Yesterday
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AoHgHEsD. KT., July g. Tbs 0id tr0ubiss
IA Rowan cOunty have broken out sgaiu
sheriff kalneY has hefn Killed fso men
seriously u0uaded end fsovernor Enost
has been called upon for frooIa
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TofgDo. o, July i.-- President Cleveland
this morning Informed representative
that be would attend fte Michigan fair a.
jackson. with Mr.. Cleveland. The latter
has relatives in that city.
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gorelrn rn,...
CHoLgss b. gseA,lg inoropsed IN BFindisi.
Italy. and surrounding villages

CHoLEss b. afea,lT inofossed in BFindiai.
Italy. and surrounding Villages
Tgn Swiss Council has deeidsd 70 .rpel.
from the eoanfry sii foreign Ansfchist
Norknsn who assisted 10 tns strikes AZ
Zurich
" BgrbaRox. q soeiaIi.t f1rmsgiy lr
'iis service o. fbs tseI9iaa oOyssnn,ens. bas
been arrested in Ansterdam saiie iu tisa
ac' of posting piscsFds insulting ihe King
KaPshos WfLtffu has ffanssd 80 %
the town OF crOssen Pfussia. - al fiss
people la recovering from fhe deAvy io.Nss
inflicted upon them ~ ~ feroaf storms
Tag Bavarian Casast. u ~hlch Dr.
Baron > Won Latz % president, bas re
signed
TnE Tsmss ard BsFs rlrers. IN Eastern
Hun9sff have sgain risen fopfine fts
surronnding couniry. Tso Villages bsvs
been destroyed ~ fts rpodt
At religions snnirefsafg AZ Marseliiss
on the 20 tso thou.and FaTafltfs made
demonstration in favor af iks Co8ss a.
Paris Thsy carried fricoiorei faxs saa
fopiea ~ fte Counts nlsnifesfo
ADyicrs from BsiErade re Capital -
serria. say that tas Nsrvlan fesaansrg
vsusrsiiY nrs rioass Thsg fsfl.t b. rar
fte faHes levied sinre the anssloosssfnl rar
agalrst Bulgaria. sd ul treat ihs far eos
iector Ihsif hostility to El8T Mlsnss
hDrsfnrnent IL enutaualy f0lnsutsd ~
tha opposition party
ffanrfs9 ~as reported ot its tta t4ssss-
hontensrius Hnd Turkisa irrexaizrs o. tts
'ontier afgsrtI have tesn ulisd of
rounded
- PsEis eonsrns re sssoano-nsrf o,
~ lps q sigaf ftrnch tofTasta teasfs I'M q
storm o. ihs Atlantic FORTY leraqns usre
Drowned
Two sxpree tFalns one frar EaIafarrs
End fise ether from giasEno. osms IN roi.
lisiou at Fuls1od Junction. Thirty hTs
persons uere inlnret
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CHARLoqTF, ~ g.. July Frank CASTOR,
toiored was hanged today at Salisbury in
the presence ~ large crowd for rape
upon white woman some weeks ago.
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81 JoHN, QpgrEc, July 2.-Hanlsn de-
fested Ross to-day IN three mile sculling
race. Time 90f8O
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For the Parnsu Fu.d.

DEIRoIT MfcH. July Eighty five
thousand dollars has been sent from Amer
lea within a week for the Parnei fund
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"A question nov heard IN fa- conn
~ "iicF Tour iaFiooks hi0wed
lotion Ksc1rL o. Boston the quest on
80 has your syrngg rniQaris yef
burst into eiiorescence, aud. 10 so. has
your nasal organ - Gar recuperafef
from ihe deleterious phg sical effects %
Boston 3 oriental fersal sephyra ihsf lt
can 10 pleasantly titIated Isl ita
odorfer0us deIiciou-nessP And ihe
answer ls pre- CY sure 90 bel s.Nu. 4
cad gay ii has aribed ad thad HadIe
of codvaicscedco. "-Fnfsneid Nus
journal.
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The Beat for Years.


NAsHvnIT TESS July 2.-Tennesses =.
srops are the best reported in Ycars.
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CERED0 WAYNE CO. w. VA, THURSDAY. july s. MSl N N
A Decrease Tor the Mon,h Amoas,ing 4,
sv.ost ,Ap1.

WssrNotoS. u. G., July The follow.
ing IA eisospitnia,,on OF tho debt state.
Morris tribune. [volume] (Morris, Minn.) 1880-2000, 1886-09-29
The Turkish Bath.

Described by a Young Woman.
Has any of your wandering paths
Ever led you to Turkish baths?
They're the finest of all things never DOUBT
Just sit down, and III tell you all about 1t.
First of all you are shown to cell;
There you proceed to take Orwell,
You may retain your hairpins and rings,
But you must remove all your other things.
Then you wrap yourself In sheet,
And fold It around you from head to feet
(And you'd better take one of your own
If you chance to be large and pretty wen
For you'II midland your modesty twill har-
That those provided are rather narrow.)
Then you follow girl in solemn procession,
Like white-robed nun going to concession;
And she lays you out on marble slab,
And you feel like lobster, or maybe crab.
To state that the room Is extremely hot
The bounds OF truth Overstepped not.
And You wonder how Shadrach and Meshach
felt.
And here you really begin to grill,
And the perspiration begins to How,
And you think of poor Abednego.
There you lie, and think of your sins
And all you have heard II will do for skins
Till your very eyeballs begin to burn.
Then the pretty girl comes, and says it's your
turn,
And then, stretched out as if you were dead,
On steamy slippery marble bed,
With a rubber pillow under your head,
You're splashed, and soaped, and secured, and
rubbed
In fact, most comprchensively scrubbed;
And last, somewhat to your CONSERVATION,
Are played on by hose, like a confiagration.
Then, tucked away in clean white nest,
You can go to sleep, or you can lie and rest;
And everything in the whole arena
Is as clean as 1t Is at home-or cleaner;
And when at last you dress for the street
You feel so supple, and nice, and neat,
And even your temper has grown so sweet,
You feel no longer cold or hunger;
And you look at least to be ten years younger;
And be you as fat as a seal, or thin as q lath,
Forever you'll bless the Turkish bath.
Morris tribune. [volume] (Morris, Minn.) 1880-2000, 1886-09-29
MORTGAGE SALE.

Default having been made in the payment
of the sum of Sixty-four and S9-100 Dollars
($64.80, which is claimed to be due at the
date of this notice upon a certain mortgage,
duly executed and delivered by William
Reinhardt and Ernestina Reinhardt, his
wife, to The Minnesota Loan & Trust Com
pany, bearing date the 18th day of July, A. D.
1885, and with power of sale therein con-
tanned, duly recorded in the Office of the
Register of Deeds in and for the County of
Stevens and State of Minnesota, on the 9th
day of July, A. d. 1885, at two o'clock p M,
in Book "K !" of mortgages, on page 115.
Now therefore, notice is hereby given, that
by virtue of the power of sale contained in
said mortgage, and pursuant to the statute in
gage will be foreclosed by q sale of the prem
ises described in and conveyed by said
mortgage, viz:
The South one-half $50 of the North West
(wX) of the South West one fourth (sw11, OF
Section Twenty eight t2S), Township One
Hundred and Twenty-Five (l25 Range Forty
three (48), containing one hundred and sixty
(160) acres, according to the United States
Government Survey together with the build
ings thereon standing, all situated in Stevens
County and State of Minnesota, with the
sale will be made by the Sheriff of said Stew.
ems County, at the front door of the Court
House in Morris, in said County and State
on the goth day Of November, A. d. 1886, al
ten o'clock A. M, of that day, at public
vendue, to the highest bidder for cash, to pay
said debt and interest, and twenty five
dollars ($2500) attorneys fees as stipulated in
and by said mortgage in case of foreclosure
ind the disbursements allowed by law; sub
ject 10 redemption at any time within one
ear from the day OF sale, as provided by law
Dated september 23d, A. ID. 1886.
THE MINNESOTA LOAN q TRUST COMPANY
- Mortgage.
Attorneys for Mortgage,
sept29E Minneapolis, Mimi
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Gilman stands higher in the estima-
ton of the people of the state to-day
than ever before.
The Dispatch discards the usual
method of post.conyention soft-soap-
ing and gulping down everything,
however disagreeable and smacking
its lips over it as if it tasted good. We
think it better to tell the truth, to
point out the weaknesses of the ticket
and the situation, and suggest the
methods advisable to overcome them.
There is hard battle to fight for the
state ticket this fall, and II the
campaign managers lofty assume
that an easy victory lies before them,
they may get left.-St. Paul Dispatch.
Loren Fletcher indicated in his In
sulting proposition to Mr.. Stordook
that some one other than McGill
will make appointments in case
of McGill's election rs
governor. This has aroused
no little suspicion concerning
the head of the ticket, and the TRIB-
UNE wishes to know something in re-
gard to what the complexion of the
next board of railroad and warehouse
commissioners is to be and few
other things OF that nature, before 1t
| can urge its farmer readers to become
enthusiastic in McGill's support.
There was q bitter contest between
Stordock and Mattson for secretary OF
state. Mr.. Stordock was the repre-
sentative of the farmers and laborers
and his friends did their best for him,
but Mattson, the ring candidate, came
in ahead. The offer made by Loren
| Fletcher i'll open convention to take
care of Stordock in an appointive Of
| flee which should be even better than
the office of secretary of state, was not
| only an insult to Mr.. StordocK and all
of his friends, but was bad slop-over
| besides. 1t indicates too plainly that
Fletcher is to be the power behind the
throne, controlling appointments, III
case of McGill's election and Will
greatly weaken the ticket with the
| voters OF the state.
Morris tribune. [volume] (Morris, Minn.) 1880-2000, 1886-09-29

The Scientific American gives the
following recipe for making soap to
clean clothes without rubbing which
perhaps housekeepers will find worth
a trial: take pounds sal soda, 2
pounds yellow bar soap, and 10 quarts
water. Cut the soap In thin slices,
and boil together hours; strain and
it will be fit for use. Put the clothes
In soak the night before you wash,
and to every pailfuf of water in which
you boil them, add pound Of soap.
They will need no rubbing but mere
ly rinsing."
Morris tribune. [volume] (Morris, Minn.) 1880-2000, 1886-09-29

The London Lancet contends that
there ought to be a department OF
health in the Government of Great
Britain, and that Minister ofHealth
should have seat in the Cabinet.
Public medicine is preventive, and
such it can emily be effective when it
terms an integral part of state policy.
Surely, health is not secondary to
wealth; and if trade needs to be spe-
cially controlled In the interests of
the state, health promotion has a not
less urgent claim to be considered a
constituent part of policy. The
question has been reopened, and is
being agitated by Mr.. Hamer,
a practical worker in the field of
health promotion. There are urgent
matters of sanitary enterprise which
call loudly for help from the govern
ment, and which it is not only mex
pedient, but cause of weakness to
neglect. The Prime Minister who
shall perceive the need, and take
measures to satisfy it, will deserve
well of his generation and serve his
country.
Morris tribune. [volume] (Morris, Minn.) 1880-2000, 1886-09-29

There are over 5000 Russian and
Roumanian paupers on the oce an
en- route for this country. The law
requiring their return by the vessels
in which they came should be rigid1y
enforced. We have had enough Of the
dregs of Europe emptied on our shores.
Ignorant, brutalized, pauper Slaves
are very poor material out of which to
fashion American citizens. Let us
have no more of European offscouring
dumped into our already complex
social system. The danger is already
great enough from the vagrant and
criminal foreign class without adding
single new member to 1t. We
heartily agree IN the suggestion of a
contemporary that Congress at its
next meeting should enact law de-
nying access to this country to any
Immigrant unprovlded with a certifi-
cate from the American consul resi-
dent in the district whence he came,
vouching that the bearer is of good
repute at home, able-bodied and self
supporting.
Morris tribune. [volume] (Morris, Minn.) 1880-2000, 1886-09-29

likewise cut into twenty sections A little
finger play on the brass keyboard
makes the object of the dials and the
reason of the pointers names quickly
understood.
The nine keys on the board are num-
bered from one to nine and are placed
in regular order, but also in two rows,
9. 4. s and s being above and the odd
numbers below. The key is brass up
right, and as the finger draws on it a
spring allows it to slip back toward the
lower end of the box. The pulling OF
each key on the board sends the unit
pointer along on its journey around the
dial as many points as there are units
in the number of the key. Pull the 9
kew and the dial set 0 goes to 8. Pull
the same key again and the unit pointer
moves to Is. Pull the l, 2, and keys
now and the pointer goes consecutively
with hop, skip, and jump to "a.
When the unit pointer, keeping up its
agile atletics, has reached its starting
point again, there is quick little mo-
ton on the right hand dial. The
| pointer then has ''dotted and gone one"
The machines internal clockwork is
more accurate than human head can
hope to be. 1t isn't troubled with
malaria, nor is it ever larger in the
morning than it was the night before.
All the accountant has to do is to run
his eye up and down the columns, pull
ING each respective key rs he reaches
the corresponding figure. A day is
sufficient in which to learn the key
board, and the motion of the hand
quickly becomes almost involuntary.
The expert can run the figures in his
head and on the keyboard simulta-
neously, thus proving" his work by
one trip up or down the column. Car
rying is performed by setting the pointer
at the number to be carried. To set the
unit pointer all that is necessary is to
hold down key and turn the pointer
| forward to Il number one less than the
one carried. On releasing key l the
pointer is on the desired number. The
hundred pointer can be moved in either
direction. The hand easily operates the
nine keys thus: Nos. l, 2, and with
the first finger, 4 and 5 with the second,
and with the third, and 9 with the
fourth. The inventor claims for the
machine unerring accuracy and sur
prising rapidity. He says an expert
can add 24O figures minute with it.
Morris tribune. [volume] (Morris, Minn.) 1880-2000, 1886-09-29

Maj. Ben: Perley Poore's wedding
was part of quadruple affair-his
brides sister and both of her two broth
ers were all married the same day, and
the Majors father-in-law thus had his
home depopulated at one hymeneal
stroke. Poore says that in his own case
he was never quite certain that he was
married, there was so much confusion
during the ceremony. He had passed
the preceding night in Washington,
and he and his friends had not pretend
ed to retire at all; land so," the Major
says, "when reached the church and
stood up to be married hardly realized
what was going on. l was haunted by
two awful thoughts: was afraid that
there were so many brides might some
how be married to the wrong woman;
and then l noticed that / was standing
right over big open register in the
floor, and l was desperately afraid that
when / took out the ring1 might lose
my grip and drop it down that regis
ter.o
Morris tribune. [volume] (Morris, Minn.) 1880-2000, 1886-09-29
CONVENTION AFTERMATH.

The nominations of Braden and
Bobeleter meet with universal APP
proval.
The chairman was one-sided and
incompetent. He was chosen by
McGill's hackers and traitors in the
Gibbs camp.
In nominating a governor, the
Democrats did their worst. Tho Re-
publicans have by no means done
their best.
The ticket was greatly strengthened
by the nominations of Clapp for at
torney general and Jones for clerk Of
the supreme court.
Hans Mattson and his son-in-law,
by little harmonious work, will have
a reasonably sure thing on the office
of secretary of state.
The work of the convention does
not show any triumph for the people.
AS IN the Democratic convention the
ring element predominated.
The farmers and laborers were rec
ognized only in the resolutions. All
men put forward by them for impor-
tant places on the ticket were un-
mercifully sat down upon.
The ring lost its grip toward the
close of the session, and the heartiness
displayed in laying out Sam Nichols,
the rings pet, for clerk of the supreme
court, was truly refreshing.
Fletcher, Pillsbury, Hicks & Co.
were altogether too prominent in the
convention. When those fellows
head the procession, farmers and la
boring men are apt to turn the other
way.
The edition Of the St. Paul Globe,
containing an account of the Rspub-
ican convention, was in great de-
mand and was exhausted before
o'clock In the morning. Extra copies
could not be obtained at the news
stands in st. Paul or at the office of
publication.
When the office of attorney general
was reached, the claims of the Fifth
district were brought forward 80
prominently and positively that the
ring did not dare to longer ignore
them. Mr.. Clapp, of Fergus Falls,
though not upon the ring state, was
nominated. The friends of Stordock,
while they voted for Clapp and con-
graduate him upon his success, are
not appeased by his nomination,
Mr.. Gibbs had neither time nor
money for thorough canvass of the
state and had no chance for success
in the convention. Does this mean
that nan Of limited means but oil
fine abilities, who Is above all other
things representative of the pro-
ducing classes of the state, can not
hope for official honors without sur.
rendering himselfto the money power
and consenting to all manner of com.
Dinations?
Mr.. Gilman, we believe has been
Wronged in this campaign. The work
ofthe convention indicates it anyway
All of the things which have been
said about him as representative Of
monopoly should have been directed
against somebody else. All of the
monopoly influence dlscernible in the
convention was arrayed against him
He made manly fight and went
down with his colors flying. Mr.
Morris tribune. [volume] (Morris, Minn.) 1880-2000, 1886-09-29

Ifreports can be believed the Fairs
held at various places in the north
west during the past few weeks have
been mere than usually successful.
The Dakota Territorial fair at Huron,
the Park Region fair at Fergus Fall,
and the Iowa state fair at Des Monies
have been well attended and exhibits
were more numerous than ever. The
stock displays especially were excep-
tionally fine, and were the most I'M
portant features.