The sun. [volume] (Morris, Stevens County, Minn.) 1882-1895, 1889-09-19
ID Onday.

It NAV readily be said that more animals
have come in during the past two days than
in all the other days since the barns were
onened for their reception. Especially is
this true in the swine pens, enough entries
having been made to more than fill the pens
provided New sheds were built yesterday
morning for the swine unprOvided with
quarters at the regular pens. In the STOCK
ana ,1v!se departments the same is true, but
IN a lesser degree. The latest arrival was the
Cosgrove Live Stock company's exhibit,
which found place in the barns horse
men who had horses on ex-
hibition Yesterday for the first time are: n.
P. Clarke, Hugh Paul, L c. Hogson and
Field Bros AT the head of CIarkes stable Is
ChastIer, an imported Clvdesdale, half
brother of the famous McGregor, the most
celebrated of the Clydes. The owner OF this
famous horse, Montgomery OF Scotland. Is
now in America, and will be visitor on the
grounds to-day. Next to Chastler Is new
Importation, Senator, prize winner
at the Winosor Royal snow Iast year IN Eng
land. In the stalls aIougslde are many colts
descended from McGregor. In the same
barn are the Cleveland bays and English
Shires of Field Bros of Cedar Falls, Iowa
AT the head of this stable Is Tom second, a
Shire stallion winning the silver medal at the
wear. competing against all ages and breeds.
The Fields also show Lord Chancellor,
Cleveland bay OF fine pedigree and prize
winner In his class is shown the young
mare Debutaute, winner or prizes at otner
fairs This stable carried away rwenty-One
premiums al the Des Moines contest l. Z.
HIrson shows French draft horses bred in
this state Mr.. HIgson's original purchases
were Mares from which his present exhibit
are descended. He mas number OF natives
which will compare with any l ports Tor
POINTS Hugh PAU OF Heron Lake has on
exh1bi ion number of S1ire horses. the head
IF his stable being Bonnie Lad, II halt-brother
TO Darwin the renowned, belonging Co Gal
brailh Bros Others Of the same stable are
Sir George, Stout Heart, Scurcntfe Dick,
Scaroliffe Duke and Cicero, the latter the
full brother of the prize winner at the Lon
don. England, horse show this year. In the
cattle barns the recent arrivals are Leslie d
Burweli, W. H. Jacobs of Wisconsin and
others Mr. Jacobs shows Orpheus, Canada
bred Shorthorn two years old, OF the Daisy
famiIy. famous in ShOrthorn Annals.
Welcome Chief, another bull shown In this
herd, is OF the Welcome family. In this herd
are four yearling heifers, prize winners nG
the Des MONIES fair This herd also took
first sweepstakes ut Des Moines over any
size or breed. n. P. Clarke is an EXHIBITOR OF
cattle as we'll as horses, exhibiting four
.ear-o!d bull Oscar. at the head OF his herd.
Oscar ia a Booth & Bates animal, bred in On
tario. Following him Is Monarch, Crutck-
shank Scotch bred bull from the Undlne ram
/ ily Mr. Clarke also shows six COWS as beef
nroducers One bull and four COWS will be
entered as q herd In the sheep pens tho
display is now complete, nearly an entire
train load having arrived on Sunday from
Des MoineR George Harding OF Wisconsin
shows twenty head of Cotswolds, q. +. HILL
of the same state has SouthdOwns on exhibit
ton. while George McKerrow from Wiscon-
sin shows thirteen South Downs, four Oxford
Downs and six Shropshire Downs, making
| thirty-four head in all. In Mckerrow's ex-
hibit is one of the heaviest sheep known, be
ing a ram WEI Ching over $50 POUNDS I. n
Porter also shows sheep. In the swine de-
partments the display has more particularly
Increased. Mr.. Porter shows fine lot OF
Berkshires Mr.. Alex Arnold also has on ex-
hibit good display of the hlue-6lack Berk-
shreS P. D. Rockway Is an exhibitor OF the
same breed. A number OF the new breed
Vicrorias are also found among the swine
at the grounds Chester Whites have also
been brought upon the grounds, but not
having pens ready for their reception
were still in the crates in which they were
shipped. In the Poland China class, G. W..
Plank shows twenty-six BEAUTIES .. ID.
Smith also shows an equal number or the
same breed. In this class, Q. T. Hancock also
has shown twenty-five hogs. The heaviest
hog shown in this class Is boar weighing
over seven hundred pounds
At the racing stables there are more entries
than there are accommodations More than
one hundred horses have been entered for the
running races alone, and with the large num-
Der of trotting entries, crowd the capacity
of the stables to their utmost The poultry
departments ore the musical places now, al
least carload OF cackling. honking, growing
uuacking specimens Of the feathered Great
ures having been unloaded and given place
in the sheds devoted to the fowls Toulor
geese, China Whites, Great Bronze and Snow
White turkeys, Games, Light Brahmas, Leg,
and everv other variety and kind known tc
fowl fanciers of the state In all the parts
of the stock exhibit. horses, cattle. sheep
ewine, Chickens geese and ducks, the display
ia full, complete and overrunnlng