Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1878-08-30

lakes LADY Cyprus" Whitman's Maggie
Mayo" and Preston's Naomi" In this class
Dr. l RGMs &c editor Of the Chicago Fsd
! Champion native setter dogs-Barron's don
/, Pedro and Walters jack
| Champion Irish setter dogs-St. Louis Ken
mel clubs Berkeley and Walters Race
Champion Irish setter bitches-Quaker City
Kennel clubs Red RIVAL st. Louis Kennel
clubs Duck" Stoddard's Friend and Wal
| ler's Fannie Fern
! Champion Gordon setter dogs-Mellier's
| Knight and Rushmores 'St. Lawrient.'
Champion Gordon setter bitches-Mellier's
| ''Nell."
Champion pointer dogs-St. Louis Kennel
clubs Bow" Mitchelrs "Jim,' Cundy's
Hellyar's Snapshot
Champion pointer bitches-st. Louis Kennel
clubs ''Clytic," Cundys Prairie Queen and
Dilleys Countess Royal" Royal Fam and
| Queen
In conclusion it may be said that Mr.. F. F.
| Warner, of st. Paul, will exhibit pointers and
| Gordon settlers, the latter being descendants of
! the famous 'Ideston's" Gent" the greatest
| prize winner of bis day.
| Pedro, Warrior Ajax, Brutus, Whimsical
| and Ruin, are hounds all trained to the business
for which they are entered. and are spoken of as
| the finest pack in the United States. They
belong in Martin county.
THE FAIRMoNT HUNT.
The English gentlemen comprising "the
Fairmont hunt and four-oar crew. are quar-
| tered at the Metropolitan hotel. Their hounds
and horses arrived by the early morning train
| yesterday, and now on the fair grounds
awaiting the daring and exciting sports in
which they are to participate. The novel and
unusual appearance of a pack of fox-hounds
| and stable OF bang tailed hunters ridden by
q f0 of fha 10 cha
| through the streets of st. Paul created new
| sensation. The list of horses entered for the
| hurdle race embrace the following: Eclipse"
| entered by Arthur Lyon, master of the hunt.
This horse was imported by Mr.. Lyon, and is a
| magnificent type of the English hunter.
Sadie" a fine bred chestnut mare entered
by Grant Sharpe; Grey Frank" grey gelding,
| entered by Cecil Sharpe; Tim entered by
A. B. Davis; Restless" chestnut gelding, en-
tered by L. Chapman Smales; 'Setemup,' en-
| tered by Mr.. Coloquhon; Prince and ''Fire
| Fly" entered by John Therewell; Dudley" en-
tered by A. ckens These horses are all
thoroughly trained to hurdle and cross-country
| racing, and will constitute n beautiful and at
tractlve field in the hurdle race. The pack of
hounds embrace six couples, and will make the
welkin ring across the prairie in the fox hunt,
| the date of which will be named hereafter
OTHER ENTRIES.
| /. Lenhout, of Northfield, enters Brutus
|
| ony brown color, fifteen and three-fourths
hands high His sire was Strader's Cassius M.
Clay, Jr., dam by Pilot Jr. He will probably
| go in the State stallion race.
"Mambrino Prince" entered by Frank Hall,
of Owatonna, was by Bradley's Bay Brine by
Bay Chief. by Mambrino Chief; dam by Rich
ards Bellfounder This horse was bred by G.
L. Bradley, of Milwaukee, and has record
| Of 2 80.
| Geo. ID. Smith, of Minneapolis, enters twelve
| or fifteen head of short horns and other ami
mails
little two year Jersey bull broke loose on
| the grounds yesterday afternoon, ran over five
or six men, jumped half dozen fences, four
or i've wagons that stood in his way, made good
| his escape to the open country and struck out
| for the land of the setting sun. If caught, he
is to be entered against Mollie Mccarthy at the
| Minneapolis races.
TRADES BUILDING EXHIBIT.
Forepaugh & Tarbox are putting up their
exhibit, and preparing to manufacture boots,
shoes and other goods in their line on the
grounds. They will begin with the hide on the
animals back and turn out pair Of boots
complete.
Several enterprising sewing machine com
panies through their agents are already at
work with specialties.
Averill, Russell & Carpenter, paper manu-
facturers and wholesale stationers, are putting
up their display.
Robin Gary have lot of well and mining
machinery in position in their department.. 4
large amount of agricultural machinery il
going to the grounds.
| INDIANS.
The Indians of the White Earth reservation
will have on exhibition at the State fair sam
pies Of their wheat, their other agriculture
products and their manufactures. Their grair
is of unusually fine quality and their whole
display, as lnstancing their advancement in
civilization, will be one of the most interesting
exhibits in the fair