St. Paul daily globe., 1889-06-12
Over $4,000 Realized From
the Sale of the Lake Ely
sian Stud.
Rosebud Indians Tumbling
Over One Another to Sign
the Treaty.
0 fficers Elected by the State
IT,, Fire Association at
Alexandria.
A Monster Tournament at
Fargo--Rieh Gold Find in
Montana.

Special to the Globe.
MANKATo, June 1.-THE great clos
ing out sale of Lake Elysian stud, the
property of the late c. A. Degroff, oc-
CURED at the farm. one mile from
GAINESVILLE, to-day. Capt. Phil G. Kidd,
of Louisville, KY, the great auctiOneer,
sold the horses, and they all brought
fair prices. Special trains were run
from st. Paul and Mankato, and both
brought hundreds of noted horsemen
from all over the country. The auction
sale of the Shorthorn herd occurs to-
morrow, when Jersey cattle, Berkshire
hogs and Southdown sheep will be sold.
The bidders were chiefly from Ken
lucky, Iowa, Illinois and Minnesota.
The first horse was the noted stallion
Alexander, by Abdallah. first dam by
Bellfounder. After this horse was put
on the stand it was decided not to sell
him.
Empire Wilkes, by George Wilkes, first dam
by MambrinO Patchen, the pride Of the late
G: A. DeGraff, was sold to Bowernman Be- Wen Bros,
Alexander, sold to A.. Gunn,- GAINESVILLE.
S425; Ivica, by Alexander, sold to w. G.
Bussell, La Crosse, $3.50; Alexander Patchen.
by Alexander. sold to T. H. Wadsworth, AL.
goRn eoops1 seso St. sn0a cond & 5s1aaa Aso 20
Alexander, to G. Gottschalk. Janesyille,
$3.50; Prefix, by Pancoust, was sold to
her former owners, J. G.: McTerran q Co.,
snder, to ". v =: Palmer, Sparta, Wis, 500;
Papillion, Neb., S6IO: Sentinel Maid, to E.
Bigelow, owatonha, $3.50; Orphan Boy. by
Mambrino Boy to G ". Williams MlIaaa ~ Inde- S1e
pire Wilkes, to G. S. Mitchell, Madelia, $435;
Drift, by Alcalde, to II. L. Emmett,
sibley, 1o.,- 1915; Turin, by Nutwood,
to H. L: Emmett, sibley. To-, $1.e15;
pona s55o i 9; Blue ansss
to c. G. Coleman, ST. Paul, $340;. Madam
Goldsmith, by Goldsmith's Abdallah, $3.50;
Fly, by Black Chief, to Bowerman Bros,
Lexingtqn KY 800; Hazel Kirk BY yRn. Raii
ManEato, $50; Picture, by Ironsides,
to M. P. Brown, Papillion,, Neb:,
by Alexander >, to G: s: Mitchell Madelia,
$3.50: SAPPHIRE sby Rushville. to v. Simpson,
Winona, S4lO; Turquoise, by Alexander, to
G. W. Parsons, Dodge Center, $7l5; Laura,
$500; vinita, by Alexander, to Brassfield 8
Kelly, St. Paul $40; Miss Hayes, by Alexan-
der, to g. F. HILL Huron Lake, bs,ts1IoO; Slo0;
1yfY hfoy BY To- sso Alice ee g. To-
A. Gum, GAINESVILLE. S525; yenita, by. Alex
ander, 10 Senator W. G. Ward, Waseoa,
$3.50; Topiazollte, by Alexander, to Hale 4
Son; Independence, Io S24o; ;aal dauresstlna, sa5n,.
Lady Eve, by Ivion Hale & Son. Independ-
ence, To-, $3.50; Precise, by Nutwood, first
dam by Prefix was sold to its former
owner Co. G. McEerrsn l1e @i,.o. Glenview. len S
pirs & wilkes to a: il. Farwe1I independence,
To-, $l,O1O; Efie L, by Railroad to w. c.
Nears, Aitken $3.50; Profile. by Railroad, to
j. N. Iliff, Independence. To-, $21O: Elysian,
BY Ivica, to A; CARPENTER, Janesville, 1873;
Ashton, To-; $315; Gibberta- by Alexander.
to C. W. Williams, Independence, To-, $3O5;
JPhebe Wilkes, by Empire Wilkes, to A. Il.
Farwell, Independence. To-, $395; Agate,
dence, To-. $3.50; venissia, by Alexander,
to A. p. Mills, independence, Ia, S27O;
Marion M, by Alexander, to Brossfeld & Co.,
LesngsNn Ky sIs9 T9ur%ane Asbion by by
1910; Surprise, by Alexander. to W. G.
Ward, Waseca, 1856; Bride of Elysian, by
Empire Wilkes, to 3. G. Long. st. Paul,
81 900: Turquois Wilkes by Empire Wilkes,
to NJ. Diering, Sioux Falls. $500; Miss Hub
bard, BY Iyica, to W; G. Bgssell. La Crosse,
& CO., Lexington. KY, $500; Opal, by Alex
ander, to J. 4; Moore, st. Paul, $3.50; Little
Pic ture, by Alexander. to a. F: Mills, 1nde-
der, to j. N. Tiff, Independence, $40,
Blanche, by Alexander, to H. Paul, Heron,
Lake, 1876; Mink, BY Alexander, to E. $.
Taylor, Alma City. $500; Angus, by 1vica, to
road, to J. A. Hutchison, Manchester, To-,
81, 400; Frank. by Alexander to w. M. Farr
Mankato, $65; Weasle by Railroad, to V.
Simpson, Winona. SlO5; Swineford, to J. j.
Mcdonald, Aitken. $125; Elenbag, by Alex
Special. by Railroad. to W. A; Schultz. st.
Paul, S2S5; Pomp, by Alexander, and Paul,
by Alexander were purchased by E. C.
Long, of st. Paul, $500; Onyx. by Alexander,
to G. W. Patterson, Ashton, To-, $3.50: Jennie
$40; Empress Wilkes, by EmpireW1lkes, to V.
Simpson, Winona, $12O; Bessie L, by Rail
road. to A. H. Connors Cedar Rapids To-,
S525; Cheerful, by Railroad, to G. w. Patter-
son Ashton To- s12S Glenn erhon1a h9cs 6y
Flora Fuel. by Alexander, to Ed Weaver,
Paul, Heron Lake. $3.50; Bay Filly, by Alex
ander, to John Cooper. st: Cloud, S155;
Cedar & Rapids, s170; Whitaker Mare, by
Wooder Hambletonian, to G. W. Florence,
Independence, -; Nancy B. by Alexander,
to Hall & Son, Independence, $2l5; Paulitte,
BY AlexandeT, to J: W: Wardell, / Tracy, $3.50;
Paul, $500; Dollabella, by Bellfounder. to j.
Sawyer. Watervillc, $500; Minnie D. by Alex
ander, to W. p. Palmer, Sparta, Wis, 500.
There were ten other horses sold.
The sale closed at o'clock. and the
total receipts for the horses was about
$4,000
so FAR SUCCESSFUL.