New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-09-10

day, and it attracted large oonconrse OF
spectators. The Minnesota Club has been Victorious
hitherto and Its members were naturally cOnhleu tna
the which they could produce would be more than
match for the English crew Those persons who, with
critical eye watched the two practising were MOI JUS
posed regard the chances of the strangers az ope
On the day Of the il found that the Minnesota
crew had no trouble in achieving another Victory bQl
boats started wel and for few minutes the race be
tween them well contested. Suddenly, however,
the English boat swerved rom the course snd cae "
stand ana the distance thus lost could not be reganed
Inc cause was the displacement of the SEATS ana
the disarIangement Of the steering gear Inc
parfiaty and good taste Beaten the river the Eng
shmen showed that their skill as rders on LAM ha1 nT'
fOrsaken Them and they graed the public with an OK
hibtiOn OF English draRhunt and OF hurdle races
The chief interest of the racing public has been cen
tired in Rarus and the anxiety to see him perform mas
been extreme. Disappointment followed when II was
found that the horse failed to make as quick time
here as he had done elsewhere being able 10 exceed
PIG It is considered possible that he may be beaten Dy
Hopeful at Minneapolis that horse having made 2l4%
to-day the quickest time ever made on ~
When Rarus comes INTO VIZ ~ tiry9 one
Quite noteworthy as any performance 1n iae er
road have been the feas with shotgun ana rihe per
formed bv Captain Bogardus and DR.. Carver. Inc
former broke 500 glass balls with shotgun Ia tW1n
means of rifle with responding ease ana rapioitHi
To day Dr. Carver has displayed MS tbe
in the presence OF the PTesnehuaI paIY rbo Pres
halfdoliars which he had hit were accepted 10y 'e c
dent and Mrs. Hayes as mementoes oil Wha' 'IeS H"O
seen.
The Presidential party arrived here by rail few min
utes before this morning. the fact being made Known
by the salute fired with admirable precision by uou
States Artillery under the Immediate command OF Oap
tain Michaehs. Despite the early hour coneOuIse VI
people attended to welcome the distinguished Vstor 10
whom Governor PisDury in few appropriate remarks
exnressed the hone that stay might agreeable
and aught with pleasant recOllectons The prOcesloh
from Ex-Governor Ramsey's house to the railway su-
ton whence the party proceeded TO the Fair grounds
took place between 10 and H. and was one OF tue gns
Of the day. Before starting, the President addressed
some kind words 20 the veterans who were drawn up
the house in which he had breakfasted The pro-
oessop passed along Third-st which was appropriately
decorated flags flying from every window, ana TWO u
umphal floral arches spanning the roadway one pore
the inscription. minnesota State Fair. the PeOples
Festival" and Welcome to an;' the other mime
sofa Welcomes President Hayes" and Minnesota can
feed the World" The cheering more hearty at the
start than along the line of route, the scandinavian
element which is sroDg here not being given 70 demoh
STATIONS OF that kind. Once, stout anu @
Irishman called for three cheers Tor MI hayes tho
dent of the United States but he failed TO elclt re-
sponse from those in hs neiehb0rh9od tney u1
not seem 10 understand what he meant and they looked
on with surprise while he cheered Win pIiseNIrhI
energy. It was evident that the President enoSeu o
his carriage and bowed TO the people doing tls IN
the windows were crowded WIN { wben TIC
waving their handkerchiefs IN ms hOnor, wien tno
tbe crowd was found 20 be great as 10 interfere WIN
some OF the arrangements The grounds cover an area
.
was estimated at 10000 The buildings were so fun OF
eager sighseers that the Presidential party hhd 10 give
uO the project Of making a careful eNamlnattloh
above an was speech from the President. ana IN TINS
tbev were gratted 70 the full 1t Is unnecessary FOR me
20 refer to what said, as you have hau tho text Ny
teleeraphi suffice IT, then 10 add that the IMPRESSION
made upon al those WHO were within nearing was Most
favorable and the qualification seemed general DOM az
to what said and the way IN when the speech NHs
delivered Particular praise accorded TO the lappy
manner IN which the rivalry between ST. Paul ano MN
neapofs was noticed, when the identity and interest
hot q
union, and the hope was expressed that Ten years
hence two might constitute great ana PROSPEROUS
CITY containing 2OO,OOO lhhaOltdhts INC ,alIlsusVV
which greeted these remarks proved that the PRESIDENT
had succeeded in interpreting the true sentiment
OF many a nearer. When be slnilinRy addeo mat
ne might charged on other occasions WIN 700
strong "A disposition TO cOnciate, the allusi0n was
0mcklv caught and hailed with hearty laughter; Un-
fortunately, large proportion OF tne Anxious
could not get within sound OF the Presidents voice
reeeption at the Metropolitan Hotel IN the evening
ended the prOgramme Again the pressure OF the crowd
was found 10 be as troublesome at the far grOhnOs
and sneca steps had TO taken to regulate the stream
OF citizens king pay their respects 10 the popular
Chief Ma gistrate and his estimable VIE.
Alto O'Clock party started for Fargo Dakota Ter
ritory after having passed most faugung day. Ihe
thermometer marked 800 IN the shade the heat IN the
sun WAS oyerpowering and than person found
it difficult to the Orrid temperature 1t is gratfy-
ing however to be able record that the whole pro-
ceeogs were thoroughly satisfactory and that the first
Presidential Journey through the North star state has
been a continuous triumph. Though crowds OF VlstOfs
nave locked into ST. Paul. and though the hotels have
been as crowded those OF Philadelphia In 1870 yet
suitable accommodation has been found Tor az cOheis
It'll then, with good reason that the ezens OF 81 faul
are eate tonight and though greatly faugued with the
exciting labOrs Of the day, they busiy engaged n
exchanging general congratulations Instead OF retiring
10 take the rest which tOey must sOrey need The ON
of SrltCmber, 1873 deserves 10 be long remembered
with Just pride BY the citizens OF the capital OF MINNIE
sofa W. FRASER RAE