Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1882-09-13
HASTINGS GLORY.
FAIR OF THE UNION INDUsTPr.L
ASSOCIATION.

Third Annual Exhibition "A uspfciously In
augurated-Fine Stock and General Dis
play-Result of the Racing Yesterday and
Programme To-Day-s:ov. Hubbard and
Other Distinguished Citizens Bsoke ed For
To-Day.
Special Telegram to the Globe.l
HASTINGS, Sept. H. The third annual
falrof the Hastings Union industrial asso-
citation, this city, was inaug srated to-day
under most favorable climatic conditions
"a soft, reasonably warm
sun filtered down 80 the earth through :.
hazy atmosphere, with gentle breeze from
the south, all forming parts of the glori
GUS Indian summer weather for which MIN
nesota is sol noted. In brief, it was a
grand day, and though the. attendance was
small, as usual on ali first days of such
exhibitions, and there was a general un-
completeness in all the preparations, the
indications were full of promise not only
for most creditable, but also financial
ly successful exhibition
Any attempt at a detailed mention of
the exhibits, while the several departments
are incomplete, as now, would do manifest
injustice, but it should be stated at the
outset that tomorrow will find the exhibits
In all the departments Larger and better
than at the two previous exhibitions of the
association. The large floral hall will be
crowded in every nook and corner
with most attractive display of
,n4- e
of the ladies' domestic manufac-
lures displays of merchandise, fruits,
flowers, dairy and household articles. ETC..
etc. the whole forming perfect bower of
beauty. So numerous have been the ap-
plIcatons for stalls for stock, that
the association has been COM
PEELED to erect large amount of new sta
bling and it is no. e4aggeration to say that
the exhibit in this department will be su-
perlor to that of any county exhibition
ever before made in the state.
AMONG TILE HORSES
is found the exhibit of L. S. Follett, who
shows his Clyde stallion, Sutog Johnny,
with Clyde mares and colts; his trotting
stallion, GAINESVILLE Hambletonian. 4 Ham
bletonlan mares and 4 yesrlings; 3
grade yearling horse colts, and l grade
mare with colt
VIM Keen, of Washington county, shows
6-year old three-quarter Norman STALL
ion, and mares and colts, half Norman.
The mares weigh from 1,45O to, 1850 lbs.
VIM 'Haggeman, also of Washington
county, also shows a yearling grade Nor
man, and 2-year old grade Clyde, each
weighing close to LOGO lbs.
Among the especially fine horses already
on the ground, is the brown stallion,
Prince Imperial, owned by Porter Martin
of Dakota. Prince Imperial is 7 years
old. He was sired by Administrator, a
SON of Rysdyk's Hambletonian, 1st dam
Hortense, by Gray Denmark, Cd dam
Portmistres by Young Mamtrino, Sd
dam by Port Boy, 4th dam by Hancocks
HambletOnian.
AMONG THE CATTLE,
the short horns have the cali, ofecourse.
and among the exhibits, that made by
G. A. De Graf of the Lake Elysian stock
farm, is especially fine including the full
blood short horn bulls, and three grade
steers, two being his noted pair weigh
1890 and 2,4O0 lbs. respectively.
Another fine showing of short horns is
made by Mr.. Brown, of Minneapolis, with
the bull, Bright Eyed Duke, at the head
three years old, and weighing 1900 pounds
The herd numbers eight head.
Stephen Gardner, of Hastings, shows a
herd of Jerseys two COWS and two
calves.
The above comprise but few of the
stock entries that will be in place to-mor-
row morning.