Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1860-09-28

crash l''That Sleepy loolsin' hoss is roarer
he's GOT n bottom, he has Has 'eY en-
ouired his gal" as she leaned forward, peer
inc into the ring "Hes gone upl said on
excited beau, as the gray horse he bet on
stumbled out upon the sward, and his compan'
ion whose ROSY features were animated with
an extra glow, looking up into space, as
though she expected 10 see something akin to
Eliahs chariot, lisped out-"Whats gone
upY The gray, dang i'm, replied her lover
N0h, yoa ubly felerl' she said poutingy
while she gave him lovers dig in the ribs
80 scare me sol
Just at this moment another dog was kicked
into the ring, and the crowd attempted to put
him through; but he was made OF sterner
stuff, and after trying two or three places to
make an egress, he 'ibit his way ont -.
The Committee had some trouble to decide
on the single teams first in the ring and they
were sent out again. This made the exctte'
ment greater, and any amount OF bets were
put up on the race and on the result with the
Judges The sleepy horse with the bottom,
was ruled of, as not competent to enter the
lists, and great was the complaints OF his back
ers around the railing, aud upon the seats.
But we must hasten. The contests were de.
cided-the German team taking the second
of sweepstake race was made between green
horses In this arrangement Little Dan.
Becker had his pony and buggy. The poney
tyots ot we'll and was making marvellous time for
poney. but then Brice Dilley aud Nath. Ben
nett were crowding ahead Of him, and determ-
ining not to be beaten he put whip to poney,
and went ahead Of all goers, at the top of
speed Of course he beat the ring in the
gait the poney could roll down on. Nothing
occurred during the day which created such
merriment in the vast audience around the
ring Little Dan" will be "one of the men
| IL he lives to mans estate--and that is the
hope of the thousands who witnessed and
cheered the little fellow yesterday.
We must not neglect here to remark that the
Hllsborough Band contributed vastly to the
apreeableness of the occasion about which we
have hurridly spoken. The very general ex-
preston of the people was highly compliment.
airy to them They have established good
and wide reputation since the commencement
Iofthe Fair Persons from every part of the
State have heard and admired their music and
they will bear with them to their homes favor
able accounts of the good fellows from Hills
borough, whom the State Board employed ia
entertain the thousands ofpeople who assem-
bled Shout the Ring at the Beautiful Fair
Grounds at Dayton.
The Marshals have reduced everything in
the way of "order' to perfect system, which
works like charm There is no clashing
in affairs along the avenues and in the ring
Col King and aids have succeeded in accom-
plishing in this regard what we have never be-
fore Witnessed at any other Fair fst
To-day crowds of people are going out tc
the grounds, and as the day has improved
wonderfully since morning, we may expect
nearly as many upon the ground to-day as
yesterday. The crowd starting for the Fail
Grounds this afternoon is large, and as the ex
hibiton of Live Stock will take place this af
ternoou, it will be an exciting time,
We give portion of he.awards to-day, anC
will complete the list as fast as possible: