Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1878-09-13
Especial Telegram to the Globe

RED WING, Mimi, Sept. 12.-The attendance
at the fair to-day has been variously estimated
at from 5000 to 1000 people. The former
number is without doubt the facts. At any
rate it has been a good gathering, and the 1850
citation begins to feel we'll over it. The weather
and other things in general conspire to make
the enterprise success. The
PROGRAMME TO-DAY
began with a reception at $50 o'clock. A. NJ, at
the st. James hotel, in honor of Senator Win
dom. At IA. NJ. came a grand procession of
city officials and ladies, officers and members
of the Industrial association with ladies, off,
GERS, superintendent of the first annual fair;
speaker of the day, and representatives of the
press and Red Wing band.
THE PARADE
formed on Bush street, and under the direction
of the marshal and his assistants, marched to
the grounds. 1t was quite an imposing affair.
and reflected edit on the authorities and citi-
zens of Red Wing. At $3.50 A. NJ. the stock
entered for premiums We're paraded on the
track. At O:3O a trial of carriage horses. sin
gle and matched. A few minutes after II
SENATOR WINDOW
began his address. The audience did not get
out until the afternoon, although reasonable
number were on the grounds, and many Of
them gave the Senator's remarks their atten-
tion. The Senator failed to tell US ANYTHING
new. the body of his nicely written speech was
J the fnarcial topic. almost word for word as
delivered by Mr.. Hayes at st. Paul The two
ends of it abounded in fusome defamation.
with
THE GREAT 81"
! sticking through it, He soid we were bound
to resume in 1879 and no earthly power could
prevent it. and he didn't believe any other
power would try. John Sherman could resume
| to-day if he wanted to, but the time had been
set for 1879, and if we should resume before
that time it would bring somebody out in a
| lie. He told his listen.rs several good things
| about Minnesota. all OF which they knew be-
| fore. Mr.. Window ia pleasant speaker. but
| his sophistry is better than his logic. His fin.
ancial dodge IS too transparent To blind the rea
son of the intelligent masses after such siege
of reckless Republican misrule the country
HIS been passing through for the last ffteel
years.
| THE RACES.
At 9 P. NJ. came the city stake trotting race
mile heats, to harness, best three in FIVE, for
purse of 500: $50 to the first, $50 to the sec
ond and $40 to the third. A. L. Matthew
names g. G. Tommy; D. Watson, Dolly Warden
| VIM Costello, Fanny Costello, and John Ash
| ton. Molly Ashton. Four heats were trottet
with the following result:
| Tommy. .........Z
Dolly Warden. 5
Fanny Costello. ....................2
Molly Ashton ....................4
Time, 3:lO1l; $40; $40; 300.
The next was running race. half-mile heats
three in five, for Il purse of S75 first. secon
and third moneys $40. 1925 and $40. For thi
race there were five entries: A. A. Gates, Min
ne;eoisis, iausas s. m. Parlee; J. s. Harrow
Pennington, Fanny Gray: Nell Barr UNI an
Desilva h. g. Minnesota jim: VIM. Williams
spotted Highland Mary; E. d. Parker, Rose
mount blk. m. Minnesota Kate
Parlee. .....................l L
0Cdy Nell q
Minnesota jim 3
Highland Mary.............. ........3 dr..