Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1880-09-08
NO 252

Ior one mile more only, when Col. King
called the attention of the vest
audience, and stated the circumstances and
wished to know whether they wanted Miss
Cook to finish the twenty miles. Cries of
No! No resounded from every side, when
Miss Cook wae called up in front of the
judges stand and declared the winner of the
race. No sooner was this declared than Miss
Cook sprang from her horse, and came up In
the judges stand to see her unfortunate COM
petitor. She seemed to feel almost as bad as
Miss Jewett, and did not leave her until Miss
Jewett was carried to her carriage.
After Miss Jewett had left the grounds,
Col. King declared Miss Cook the winner of
the contest, and according to the programme,
Miss Cook and Miss Pinneo, of Colorado,
would contest for the championship on Fri
day afternoon.
In this connection the GLOBE suggests
that the change of horses be made at some
other point instead of in front of the grand
stand. By this change the horses will not be-
come 30 excited, and the visitors will have
an opportunity of seeing something more
than the mere change.
The unfortunate accident put an end to
the pleasures of the day, and there was
rush for the trains. The railroad companies
are doing all they can to carry the multitude
to and from the grounds, but last evening
they found their cars insufficient to carry eli
who desired to travel. Every train which
left the fair grounds either for Minneapolis
or st. Paul, was literally jammed, but all
found way home without accident.
PROGRAMME FOB TO-DAY.
To-day will afford an opportunity for
viewing the many attractions Of the fair
during the forenoon. In the afternoon the
following Is the programmes
Purse S200-To first 800; TO second $50; to
third $50; to fourth e20.
G.. William Smith enters bl Black Hawk.
Ct. Williams enters bl m Mollie e..
r.. F. Jones enters bl m Winona Belle.
8. B. LoveJoy enters m Prioress.
John O. Oswald enters 8 m Flora Belle.
SAME DAY, NO. 4-2:2S CLASS.
Purse s750-To first 1915; to second $500;
to third 800; to fourth $75.
Geo. W. Saunders enters bl Young Wilkes.
8. O. Black & 90. enter ch J. W. Thomas.
3. Q. Pillsbury enters g Frank Fisk.
B. B. Eldridge enters m Calamus.
7. O. Barden enters b g Business.
Alex. Lewis enters W m Happy.
SAME DAY. NO. 5-FRKE FOB ALL.
Purse $2000-To first 81 ,000I to second $500;
to third $500; to fourth s200.
Geo. W. Sanders enters b VIM. 81.
Gus. Wilson enters m Hattie Woodward.
A. w. Richmond enters G Hopeful.
Dan Mace enters 8 Bonesetter.
W. 3. Armstrong cutters br Hannis.
1t would not be proper to close yestes-
days report of the fair without mentioning
the fact that Messrs. Auerbach, Finch, Gull
bertson & Co.,, and Messrs. Beaupre, Allen &
Keogh have opened special place of re-
freshment for their numerous customers
and friends, short distance below the
GLOBE Office. This exhibit, which is in
tended to minister to the wants of the inner
man, Is in charge Of o. P. Hawkins, ESQ.,,
on the part of Messrs. Auerbach, Finch
Culbertsun & Co., and Mr.. F. B. Howell on
the part of Messrs. Beaupre, Allen, &
Keogh, and two more genial, pleasant, ac-
commodating and jovial gentlemen it will
either of them, or of the two heavy firms
they represent, call and see for yourself.
Hon. Henry Poehler and his competitor,
Major Strait, together with Senator Window,
were among the distinguished visitors on the
fair ground yesterday.
Bishop Nueent, of England; Bishop Ryan,
treasurer of Chicago, were among the visi-
tors at the fair yesterday.
FAIR NOTES.
As nearly as could be ascertained last
evening about $500 people were taken from
ST. Paul to Minneapolis yesterday by the
Milwaukee & st. Paul's two railways and
about 1000 by the st. Paul & Manitoba
railway. Add say 1000 for those who went
by carriages and we have $500 as the num-
Der of citizens and visitors who went to the
fair from st. Paul.
Thursday afternoon the employees of
several of the wholesale houses and manu-
featuring establishments of st. Paul will
have half-holiday for visiting the fair.
KA-NosH,
Another ''big Injun" at the Minneapolis
fair. Their tent was crowded yesterday.
Don't fail to see them. They are in full
paint and feathers.