The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1886-09-28

icinity and the few vlslt0rS VINO nsu ar
iyed Monday to spend fhe week.
Everything passed of quietly, however,
nd by four o'clJ ek the races began, the 1
rack being in excellent condition. The |
.:29 trot vas not finished, however, owing |
O darkness, but the best time ever recorded
IN the track, 2:293, was made by b u, on
he first heat.
The stock premium awards for the day
we're fully made and generally with
satisfaction and good judgment, the task,
however, was a difficult one owing to
the large number and superior excellence
Of entries for all thu premiums. a number
NJ additional tents and side shows were
placed in position yesterday, and so thick
/ ave they become that the grounds begin
to resemble vast military encampnent-
Among the side attractions, perhaps the
most notable is
THE KANSAS QUEEN,
3 ive-yee r-old heifer, the product OF
Chase county, Kansas. She is monster
in the Kline race, being in height six feet
three inches and measuring from the bres-
kit to th top of the shoulder five feet.
Her weight is 1920 pounds and she is
claimed to be the largest heller in the
world, and certsinly Is the largest ever seen
by the reporter. In addition TO this mann
moth beast the show contains two double
head calves, calf with two DO lies and
double bodiel lamb. MIR. Polly also has an
anti-strike striker, which he terms the
iron man. 1t is an apparatus that does
the striking for blacksmith without the
aid of a helper, and should be seen by all
iron workers.
CROOKS.
This fraternity showed up to remarkable
degree upon the grounds yesterday, but
found themselves most uncerImOnlOuSly
bounced by the boys in blue before they
could accomplish anything. Many OF them
have left the city in disgust over their IN
hospitable reception but they are still nu-
merous and the vast throngs who Will to
day visit the city 10 see the lair and the
Grand night demonstration should be or
their qua I'd if they desire to escape them
rs they are prepared with every conceIya
bic device and are OF every grade and ranE
and elias from the irst-class dude to th'
thug and sand bag slugger.
OF the departments little ca be saI1
specifically until after tbs awards hay
been made, when the BAzOO will endeayO
10 do Justice 10 those whose enterprise ha
contributed so much to the success OF TIA
exposition and at the same time To thei
own deserved notOriety.
TO-DAY.
The programme for to-day will be tn
awards OF premiums on agricultural IN
plements and vehicles, fruits, flowers an
plants. farm and home products, kItche
and pantry stores, swine, sheep, poultr,
black polled thoroughbred cattle aud SAT
die horses. The ra-es will consist OF trot
ting. pacing and running as detailed else
where.
THE TRADES PROCESSION
} Tonight will take place the trades pre-
cession, which will far eclipse anythin
= ever before seen west Of st. Louis, and
: the past published pros ramme shows, vi
be even more extensive aS 10 the numh'
: of displays than anything ever attemPie
: by that great metropolis. Many new tloa
, were reported Yesterday, and sOUe OF the
!, in gorgeouSnes and magnIticence OF desls
vii. equal anything ever seen anyFher
while the Accomplishments Will be quite
original. Outside of the grand display
. floats, fireworks, Examinations and 9th
: sights, nearly 1000 persons on horseba'
and on foot will be in Zine. and viii II
: clude display of a secret fraternity gott'
. up bv the merchants, OF a grotesque cha
. acter. Nearly all residents along the line
march, have signifed their intention
i illuminate, and every one who mss mol no
4 fled Mr.. Daily is urged to do So as col
o pIiment To the many thousand visitors W
. will be present, As we'll as to add to the 50
v Cess and beauty OF this grand demonstr
ton i'm honor of the lnaugeratI
/. of the state fair, an eve
% the importance OF which
. we'll explained in an article copied elsewh'
4 in this issue from Coleman's Rural Wol
: the leading agricultural paper of Ameri
r, 2 .equeSt the BAZOO again gives
THE PROGRAME.
10 The -, e will rendezvous at tine C
. ner OF :,-,,.yay and Grand Avenue
formation - so p. III sharp and all
4 urged to be prompt rs it Is de.ired to n;
90 n procession mOve precisely At ?. IN.
y O., 81 70 get through in reasonable time
no THE LINE OF MARCH.
! Will - a. follows: At S p. N. the 2
ar esSiOn will move going east on Broadw
70 10 Hancock street, north on Hancock
~ Fifth street, east on Fifth To Ensin
street, north on Engineer 10 Third, west
20 Third street TO Hanc ack street, sodth
re Hancock street to Fifth street, west
Fifth TO Ohio street ani north on q
+ street To Main street where it will dish.
Citizens along the line OF march are
Fl 9uestei to illuminate their premises As
as practiclble.
4 THE FORMATION.
-
I. Wednesday evening under the direction
the following officers.
ty. Grand Marshal, J. \. Daily.
~. MARSHALL OF first division f. 4. Holm
second division, Ira Hins 1ale thir ! dl
lies ion, Frank Craycroit fourth diyis
John Sneed-
f. The first division will form on Bro
way, with its right resting on NerH
III. ttreet.
The secon division will form on Br'
4 f.o,, Nar,nnnt 70 Grand