Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1883-09-03

TAe Facing at the Minneapolis Exposition.
We regret that the exposition at Mime
spOlis the past week did not prove the
financial success that its merits and the
enterprise and the hard, honest work of
the management warranted. For this
partial failure two potent causes are alons
responsible, viz: the ali absorbing excite
ment in the two cities over the Northern
Pacific celebration to take place to-day,
keeping large numbers OF home people
away, and bad weather, there being but one
really favorable day for the enjoyment of
such exhibitions for the six days they
were continued. Considering these
drawbacks, the mana cement have
reason to congratulate themselves that the
exposition proved so successful as it did.
They promised the public fine exhibition
and good and honest sport, promises that
were most faithfully fulfilled.
The racing was extra good, resulting in
three of the contestants getting into the
2;3O list, and lowering of records in all
the wagon events, except the free -for-all
pacing, which proved a disappointment.
The additions to the $50 list are the b. s.
br. g. EImwood Chief, by Black Ranger,
and the r. g. Dutch Girl. To commence
with combination of a few horsemen I'M
dertoOk to run the races to suit their pool
box speculatiOns, but thanks to the strict
rulings Of NJ, L. Grattan, starting Judge,
in which he was backed BY his associates,
the effort was q failure, those projecting
the effort losing heavily thereby. The
prevents any detailed review of the races,
or of individual performances, but for fu-
ture reference we publish the summaries of
the different events from which the reader
can gain all the essential points:
TUESDAY.
For 2:28 class, purse $500, divided into four
moneys
LOvejOy's b Gen Hancock, by
lhghtHing,dam by Seeley's American
. ar .-......... .-....2 ! l
W MOshier, m Catharine by Nc
Donald's Mambrino, dam by John
Ennis. ...............3 3 2
A Dunsmoor, g Charlie Champ, by
Time, 2:821I, 2:8ii(, 2:8l3l, 2:27S. .
For $50 class, purse $500, divided into four
moneys:
ga Parker, m Nettie G......1 IOI
John Archer, BLK Lulu Judd, by
Royal George, dam Mohawk Belle. 80. 6 40 4
Il Barnes, br m Orinda, by Star of the
west .......................2 2
Isaac Staples, CHI Viator by Tramp 4 5
q jackson, br Volunteer, Jr. by Vol
unteer, dam by Defiance .S5 SAG
W II Matthews, br m Pr La, by Swigert,
Time, 1879, 1864, 2:88jl. 2:lo.
Running races, mile dash, 5000 divided into
three moneys:
L Legg, br m La Belle N by Reform, dam
S C Williams, b m Ella Rowett .. 2
Robert Deakn, m Centennial Maid, by Ex-
change, dam Glen Flora Observation-Disclosures. 8
MARROW, b Joe McNahon, by Planet,
dam Bay Flower, by Lexington -
Iime-l:47.
WEDNESDAY.
Frotting 2:32 class, purse $500, divided into
four moneys:
Kneebs, br Elnwood Chief,
by Black Ranger, dam Doll by Re
Venge...- 80. 1890. 3 /
SimOnds & Clough,b Silas Wright,
by Alexander, dam by Gov
Wright. NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. 2 s
W Russell, b G, Hemboldt 49,. Z 4s 8
Otto & Blanchard, bl s, Tom Kirk
wood, by Green's Bashaw, dam
Gales Morgan S 5
Abe ROhrback, grmr Theresa SEQ t. s z
Price Smith, br IN, Namona, by Pei
ham Tartar 49,. ......... IS
VIM Parker, br m, Mollie B, :. 9 6 10
S o Turner, b N, Dutch Girl, by
Abdallah .,........... 49,. m IA
Henry Seeley, br S, John Tomas, by
Gen Knox. ........ ....... 10 4
Geo Smith, bl 8, Black Jim. 10 6 II
John Van Horn, bl m, Lady Flor
ence, by Mermelan ...... s 10 IL 9
Time, $50, 2:Z9A, 2:32, 2:93.
The other events on this day were hur-
die race and mile and a quarter repeat
running race. The latter was won in two
heats, each in 2:15 by Ella Rowett.
THURSDAY.
None of the events were completed and
the summaries of those commenced ap-
pear under Friday.
FRIDAY.
Free to all PAGERS, purse 5000, divided into
four moneys:
Z Langdon, Gray Dan. 2 "a 1
z Nelson, Billy ....... 8 Il
D W Day, T Billy Hatton.. 2 5 q "A
Geo Smith, CHI g John H. 4 4 1 dis