, 1865-09-29
WISCONSIN STATE FAIR.
| 4 FINE EQUESTRIAN
DISPLAY.
Mr.. Doolittle's Speech
at GAINESVILLE.
IOWA STATE FAIR
AWAEDS AND
RACES.
MINNESOTA STATE FAfR----A
SLIM PROSPECT.
MORE STEAMERS IN PURSUIT
OF THE SHENANDOAH.
FROM MEXICO,
Acapulco Occupied by
the French.
The Massachusetts, Democratic
Convention --Gen. Couch hpm-
mated for Governor.
Fenianis1n-Its Strength in
the United States
THE NAVAL Trial TO BE RE-
NEWED.
Acapulco Occupied by
the French.
The Massachusetts Democratic
C0nYention--Gen. Couch hpm-
mated for Governor.
Eenianis1u-Its Stren7Eh in
the United States,
THE NAVAL Trial TO BE RE-
NEWED,
THE WISCONSIN STATE FAIR.

NENED.
THE WISCONSIN STATE FAIR.
scenes on the Esronnd~--The Equestrian
DIsplay--An EnrAEed E-euiale--De-
.cr1pttou of the IIidcf%--Avxards--Th
Rncc*--Pre1n1unls1 In Fruits, Flowers
nild Stock.
Especial Despatch to The Chicago Tribunal
jAsEsy11lE, Sept 3.
The State Fair To-day attains alnnoet unhopcd-Gor
succcs4 already. During the day the grounds were
crowded. Each train brought In hundreds Of wilt
OFT, and The several roads leading to The Fair
ground wert packed with vehicles. They czme
trom far and near, in dust covered vehicles Of Ill
pnssab!e descriptions, crowded together in SEEM
tpgly almost tnextneable confusion, and scarcely
dit tn4,uishable tn the cloud Of dust which ensel
oped everything. The long wagons md extempor-
iyed hacks brought into reputation to convey pas
skncus from the depots and the town out 10 the
Fair grounds were on each TIP crowded IN man.
ncr worthy Of s,rcct 1ailroad cars on rnln5 even
Ing. ..... .....
scHEs or TIE FAIR GROUNDS.
The scene presented to the vtew on entering the
Fair Gruund was one Of rare and peasing beauty.
No less than 81 were On the ground and
ir1r oE tic West. and very many Of he moss dis-
finguishet citizens oi this and ADJOINING Sta1es.
Every hall WIS crowded, every tent packed. Multi
and the anphltheaire Ind moi csen room enough
leit for one morr. The fence enclosing the ground
Was lined with vehicles. "ud The space on each sidt
Of the track also occupied by hundreds Of them.
TIE LANES EQuEsTR1AS D1sr1Ar.
The great feature Of the day wns the ladIes*
equestrian display. which was to come o1 AT II
o'clock. Other exercises inter.ened, however, md
petitors appeared before The Judges stand. They
were ten In number. a. follows: Be1fc Shattuel,
osJanesS1lIe was attired in an elegant close fninE
sHn. blsck hat with golden wheat and drope. She
was mounted on black horse. which she rode i'd
mi!ahly tor the arSt tine:
and skirt, black hat and feather. Mounted on
ro1n hortc.
Mrs. Jas- nemmine, Of Jsnezviile,. wore b,sck
MIS- lea,ts csmpseil, q Evans vile, wore gt.y
,s1 drs,s and nsn es a.. tt1 E! h.t and black
Mt-s 1ottte Tabor, Of Racine, black gorcd riding
habit trimmed with black velvet buttons and tas.
scs s1s1 hsi sr I'D y hSss Set no
skirt and hah!i closeiy fttinc-chestnnt 6orse-
Hattie FnElonc, ten years Of mgr, and like Hoods
she! rey TIT email for her age dressed altogether
Annie shaw, Of Sycamore, ILL.,, brown haols
trimmed with braid and gold beads, scarlet Sab.
black f,raw hat with tcarlet feather.
Kape county, ill.,, Who took The tirst and tlisd
prizes ii or Illinois State Fair. with blaek silk
sllirt, white feathers, &c, Thcy. were mounted %
the handsome bay husree which they rode nt Chi
AEo.
TIE JrDoH.
The COMMITTEES Of JUDGES consisted Of Gos. ].
T. Lewis and lady, Mrs X. A. Darling, Senator
Howe, e1-Co,. Randall and E u. Hol1on. Esq
Az NRAGED FkxALE
appeared on Tie track Ia addition to the ladies We
fY0A =
what they deemed good and sufficient f.asunh would
xot allow to compete Tor the rtxe. and she became
he commitfee md one Of The nzzrhals, ordering
one Of the latter to Fhut up. and striking a him
with heT whip. oh1tfn@ everybody indsed Mh9
~ eevl nj rough looking feiowe In ference to
tic w1shes Of Tho society. who Go NOT wish II known
that che Was present, we suppress her name
TIE TRIAL
The trial began with a Flow trot and ga1lop In
| front Of the e,and, a!tet which the competitor:
| rated round the track Miss lotsic Tahors saddle
tuned Ntsh her, ana ste M VIZ thrown down and e
Dasis YVES also thrown OF, bnt resumed her tea1
End came Ealiopng up on lime The ladies then
fF sa aSst u Ns: aots 1Te oa
eid quietly 10 the ground before she had gone fty
ya1ds. MIS- Fu,lons rode very gracefully, carrying
,e,1ed o s ssat 1sa res =
ihe 1'ee amo:g The competitors, next rode out and
distinguished herself By her graceful ease and self
1 004s{FE4oQ-
piauded. The Davis girls. as Is thelr wont. did
everything ih.t anybody cte did. and lhat without
lie aid o1 raddles. They also came in Tot \ round
| Of applause.
| Upon the Termination Of the display, tht
! Judges announced their awards. Which seemed
70 have been given wiileot s;:rpse; to eithe' a:
peIttofs, M but decided BY sympathy alone. Lottie
Tabor, whose sadde tuFncd with hez. 80: he first
prize Of silver Tea set Mss Case, who fell OF
fhna r<nT16t a<ff
10 Mise L. Furone. the third prize ret oi si.se,
teaspoons Miss Campbell, The fourth. et!seE sart
, saa -. y ess1 e S s sis ffsa ne
| HoRaE 7nlAIs-
Dulinctbc forenoon trials Of matched Carriage
f1prFes natchcd Koadstcrs and Drnft Hoe-ts. catnt
1 and Fesald - r, follows Matched CT ca11st
premium Of fs5. Matched RoadtteFs, five entries
Nr. pompe1lono, OF Fon Du Inc, first prize, uraf
ho,te, SCI eight entfies Mr.. Newell Of '0nesSlle
Cas- 4-D.at Hor-ea-stalllons years o1d-1e1
Vim. Gia1k. ,Isnesvile: "a premium % to )" y; Pow
premium, Georre Gleason, Of Lima: Brood Mares
e. years old-lst premium. George Gleason, Lima
d, r: 9nble, Bslolt. Fills. year CID, lst Pr Pr
spanish Jnck. 1st premium, T: F. Msyi,s; I'd Pc.
! minm to J. D. Owen, Evansville. Dest Jenny-1st
premium, z: Wilson. Pa'mysa: I'd premium so F.
| Rankin. Working Mufes-1si premium to j. D.
| Carr, Milton: I'd premium to Giled BooL
1no711xG MATCHES.
Jfott;Dg against time: EItty Moore, Patrick
Chicago ume, 80: Dack Prsncc, 3: F. Hasns
Janeayiiie. ~; Nalof, Johnson i CO. Janes Tile
S:1u; 1lrown Stare. g. ". 1hnrston. Waukesha
| a:5s; Brown, T. r. Du1cher, Racine, Sos; best
tine by Kitty Moore.
! CITIZENS rCnsK
C,,t.ens. pu.se. x15o: mile beats. best three /,
| hyr. Kitty Moor Nr. Patf,ck. Cb{csro: F1yinc
ChIder.. 81. sierort, Chicago; black poaeiass
Xiv MooIe te midlc w9th Hsek aap popsisss q.
The outside-the a1rt Two 70 hnIneae and ne h'se,
S.ef dle ahes kg msde o1
hut the black beld biz own ali round the t1ack ant
Won TIC heai By = neck. Time: rs.
s msde an While ta the Ssl ~ va
eon,ine in ahead q lin. Kitty beaiine both horre
1aird HeeT-Black Oongiat wss withdrawn. Ki.t
Ind the lead the gray cloae at her heels until TIL
laft half mile, when ChiIders made his best effort
% ie1ssS H. II: line. % III. 't' @''u WIZ ' D'1' y
~. 'N<' @'>-' '''- . '~ - ~ "
rse .,.o 1osa,se 1ass as1 io,
for the soeie1ys premium Of sloo., Fon. bone
rhsse IF COLUMBIA . county, ness9a; Martin
Kec1, b. Ncdoc, owned rs Iustayur Ptefl. MllWsu
kee-. The horses ran around the track without h
w9 md Ind 10 F. ena hefs enas
ing zoo pounds overweight. The next time, the
tIasted fsts, and made very pretty though slor
| tpcc, the t:tay Of Mr. PSeil coming ID ahead by
| length. Should the Society decide thle colt TO b
tonf 5eafs Old. Mr Lanpnefee COLI WILL oe IN
winner ~
Floral nnll presents beautiful picture filed, a
It It, w1lh choic fI,llt and fowcrr. haye not see
a show 10 compare Win this one, except the e1tol
a, Rockford n year. ngo Indeed, ihc noted sifa,
6Hd md of s1cejjent Gua,,tv ~ su sds III ~. =.