The Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1868-1895, 1883-10-03

ufacturers will be allowed to build on the
grounds. We want the manufacturers and
all other elements represented. and propose
to do the Just and proper thing with each
~ on may say for me " said another men,
Der, that our experience with that man
has cost the Board thousands OF dollars, and
1 will have something to say on this subject
in few days"
Meeting a citizen after leaving the grounds
the subject of the controversy was intro
duced and he said:
"The Board are seriously at fault in per-
hitting these internal shows between the
Exposition Building and the grand stand. A
lady can not get to the one from the other
without having her mOdeSty shocked by such
exhibitions as the legieSs horse, the two
headed calf, the bearded woman, the bushy-
headed woman, and all kinds OF disgusting
representations The space occupied by
these things is the best on the grounds, and
it should be given to manufacturers for their
exhibits. The screeching. yelling and call
ing is nuisance. and good and modest peo-
pie are forced past these shows to get to real
places of interest. III they are permitted
upon the grounds at all they should be put
far enough away to insure them only
such customers as desire To see them.
Why, there was a minstrel troupe
Just back of the grand stand and fire.
quently could not hear the time called in
the races on account OF their screechlng.
Some of the representations are obscene.
and, consequently, very demoralizlng. Let
them be put where they belong and this VIII
give the manufacturers more space for their
exhibits
Notwithstanding the ripples of discomfort
that are found in the great current of public
sentiment, there is no question but the Fair
has been a remarka' " good one, and of the
S27, 600 taken in at the gates. there will be
surplus to be applied to paying OIL the
debt. As whole the people are
we'll pleased with the exhibition,
and it is extremely unfortunate that any
difficulty should have arisen. This is un-
fortunate in the first place because there was
doubtless some ground for complaint on the
part of mechanical exhibitors and in the
second place because they, like other
mOTtals, may carry their animOsity too far
when il is once aroused. If the State Board
will set about to remedy the defects which
have been made apparent this season there is
little doubt but they will receive the hearty
cooperation of the people of indianapolis
Let us have peace"
Below we give the remaining awards of the
State Fair not heretofore reported:
CATTLE NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
S. Cutsinger, Edinburg, first on three-year old
steer, Il rSt on fatted steer
Thomas Without. Middleton, first on bull any age
or breed eighteen entries first on COW any age or
Of his calves not over twelve months old, first on
herd OF five head-bull, cow and three heifers
first on young herd of fat cattle.
Pckercll, Thomas and Smith. Harristown, ILL.,
second on herd Of five head-bull, COW ana three
heifers: second on young herd OF beef cattle.
William o. Jackson d Sons. South Bend. herd of
heifeIs. various ages.
Beech Grove Farm, city, second on two-year-old
bull, etc.
SHEEP SWEEPSTAKES
Cook Morse. Raymond, first on buck merino,
first on merino eve any age; first on flock, buck
Copper & Mcfarland. Mount Vernon, second on
flock, buck and six ewes. various ages, fine wool.
W T. WoodiOrd Son, first on buck, long wool !;
first OH flock buck and SIX ewes, various ages, long
7. Privett Greensburg. first on eve any age.
long wool; second on flock, buck and six ewes.
various ages, long wool; first on fat wether Tor
Thompson & Banks, L1porte first on buck mid
die wool; first on eve, any age, middle wool.
L. {. Butler, Ridgeway, first on flock, one buck
and six ewes. middle wool; first and silver pitcler
on test head of three sheep.
George Allen & Sons. Palermo, H., second on
flock of one buck and six ewes, middle wool; first
Sci Wright, Ghent, Ky. special premium offered
by T. w. W. Sunman on pair OF Oxforddown
sheep.
fered by T. w W. sunman, pair OF MerinO sheep
SWEEPSTAKES on HOGS.
A. s. Gilmore, GreensOurg, first on boar any age
large breeds.
VA. Robbins d Co., Greensburg. first on SOW,
any age. large breeds: first herd large breeds.
A. c. Green Il Co., Winchester, second on herd
Heck &McColley waldron, first on herd of small
breeds.
J. T. Trouiman, Hamilton best fat barrow.
W. Williams 4 Co. KnghtstOwn first on fat
SOW: special premium, best herd of three hogs.
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES LIST.
Twenty varieties of appls, first. NJ. Tickle Gal
weston: Twelve varieties OF apples. first aud diplO-
ma NJ. Tickle: six varieties OF apples. NJ. Tickle.
Ten varieties OF pears, first and diploma. L. A.
Eickho, city; five varieties of autumn pears, first
and diploma, Albertson & HOBBS, Bridgeport
Three varieties OF grapes, first and diploma. E. A.
kickhod; ten clusters OF grapes and variety first
and diploma. r. a. Eickhof Collection of ounces,
first and diploma. f. A. EickhOf. Display of fruits,
all kinds, first and diploma, NJ. Tickle Collection
OF nursery stock. first and diploma, Albcrtson &
/ Hobbs, Bridgeport.