, 1881-11-09
Increased Interest in the Big
Show at the Exposition
Building.
The Hereford Men Carry the Day
Full List Of the Awards
Made.
One Very Gratifying fcntnrc About the
Slow This Year Ia TINT 10.
botly 'sKicks."
An Interesting Program for Today-1nter.
State Agricultural Convention
Notes.

STUCK Slow brought Ont tnuH.I inr3cr httet,,l-
st1eu. b0th nf residents AMI pcnpio fsonI nbrel.
and tllo procnttlinHs throughout tho entire ,1ny
"ero Df character tn Urcnto the greatest In
tcrcat among I'LL WIN woro present. In several
Ut tho rings. HspgGin1ly III tho rrncs NTH crUssEs
for a-ytnr-0ll STEERS, tho cattlc exhibited wrro
30 uSuaiIy mAtcd III nlf TINT ct'flRtitlfca prime
hGpf eAttse TINT TIM ttircu Judges IN tho ruY
were conruliM! to Gull III outsit1u experts until
eight inHn hnd fn!lMl to aEree. wien tho ninth
aelectlon, fortunately. bruko tito .'c..dincls
which had existed tor peecr,tE iiul,ry, Quti
tho tirst prot,llum was Eivcn to the Hereford
steer tonqurror. owned by sir. Miller, OF
Icochur. Ill. The decision, III oYery WY II futr
Ont. wus tho sKnaf fbr pcrfnct hurruli upon
tho part of tho Hereford t1losl. 1uts wore
thrown high IN tho alr, nnu men went nttaust
wild with delight.
Tho shccp-pcns were visited with througs Of
rc1pIe. tic jAtlcB especially hcng interested III
tho t'eccy ucoupanta Of the nurth end Of tho
building. Tho MerInn wool frnm Now York re-
cGftu many enc0tnlutns, and 1t IL undoubtedly
tho ilnost exhibit oE tho kind over scon III Chi.
cago.
Mnny comps of poulery werp placed in position
d1rlil1 tho tlay. hua thu chickens INV IN shnw
afo really entitled 10 RINK aiming thu utllor
representatives uf tut stuck. This feature uf
tho show Ii very crctlltabo to tho exhibitors
aud mannKcEs. an1 will attract great Intention.
Nsl:1:DEllS AND rEEnE1s.
A'nonu tho 1naE1y prominent breeders md
fco!ors who wrrd t'rcscnt yesterday wcro 1spl-
ert Miller, Ut West Lfbcrty. In; Ell E1lIoit, Of
Nest E!bcrty, ILL.,; Col. john ". Judy, whu
fnoAns tu slip whit caftu nre left down tn hfs
fnrn. III Munurl County; William II. Hrowl,. Of
1lerlfn. ILL.,: Fielding w.stnIth or Woutllnndsillc.
No.: Edwarf Hodge, of CplttmbIn. Mo-: John
iIopc, OF lIrantfur1. Cnnndl; Juhn Chy Jr.
OF Wntlkcyun. ILL.,; j. g. slb0test, ut DECATUR,
ILL.,: tho Hon. Emery Cobb, President Of tho
National short-I{urn breeders Association;
William Dulby. Of Chabussc, I'll; Elijah Glare,
Atasno Ind; Dunlap 1sros., Abingdon, ill.,: David
Gore. CHrlinvi1Ie. ILL.,, Il member OF tho Sts,tu
l}oard or Agriculture; 4. II. Wise, of Frccpurt,
ILL.,; aud Anus i. StuUrc, nt I'alu III.
In connection with tho Mwarls thu4 fur tnnle.
It is apparent that certain bseel!crs, WHO In
former years hnye shown II disposition to cosl-
p!afn Ut Unfair treatment, and WIN hnyu l,rver
neglected a1t oppurttintty to charge lnfuHk dis
elimination ns nYatnst their stuck, hnve now
seen THO fully of such cansulnss tlI5rnst, und 1t
IL i'rullablo tllMt tho present chow Will not be
Inflicted by tho results Of whit llns here
toforc seoMe'l to be Il ohrnn!o propensity
tn KrHtnbo ut uvpry opportunity, tanciei or real.
If this bo tho result, tho association will have
eHcotuln!ly put tuEotus upon t.u most prorok-
lnR and troublesome fcnturo Of farmer years,
nnu ut tho sntlo time 1t Will be eEtnhsnp d that
Tho utmost fairess md tiNpnriatity Will be utl.
scrrcfl tuwasds uti bvcedera be tholr preferences
what they tnny. ...,
THE AwAnDa.
The following aro tho awards made during
yesterday:
Two yeara old ana uncrJ.
h. nfss.sG sa:s; n: !; sss; 'g'' III :ss !" II
+ + I|ss:s%%"s ss:;'; +; ~ II t 5 5;s
AveraRo..."....sM Ut LIZ