St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1893-09-09

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CHICAGO. Sept. s.-This was the last
DAY of the great live stock show. The
pavilion was crowded. Never before, it
Is said, has such a show been seen.
Wirh the Judging of the last ring this
afternoon the show closed. Tonight
the flne stock will be loaded on cars and
shipped back TO the stock farms. Dur
ing the time the show was in progress
over LOCO horses and 1000 cattle have
been judged. The exhibition is ac-
knowledged to have been the best of
which there is any record, and Judging
has been generally satisfactory. The
next exhibition will be of sheep and
SWINE. The Judging will begin Sept.
20 ana preparations are now being
made to receive the nimals.
At meeting of the state commission
erS or illinois today it was decided 10
mold the fat stock show at the stock
yards from Oct. 4 to 9. Cattle. hogs and
Sheep will be shown, but the horse show
VIII be postponed until 1894. This
action was taken as most of the
ILLINOIS HORSES
nave been entered at the worlds fair.
In the fall of 1894 1t is expected that one
or the largest shows ever held in Hi
nolS will be arranged. The board of
laoy managers have secured a building
Tor permanent museum of woman's
industrial work. Gov. Flower present,
ed the New York state building
10 Mrs. Potter Palmer, president
OF the board of Aady man.
ayers, last night. 1t was decided Ar q
meeting of the New York state commits
sion that this disposition should be made
OF The property, and Gov. Flower was
delegated to make the presentation
speech. Mrs. Palmer responded by
SAYING that the building would be made
the home OF all the exhibits semi by
women to be placed in the permanent
museum. The structure is the hand
soonest of all the state buildings. 1t IS
or the style or Italian villas of the fif-
teentb century, and is massive i'll APP
pearance. The interior furnishings are
costly. 1t is permanent structure.
and is situated at the center of the
grounds occupied by state buildings.
Plans for installing permanently ar
tcles made by women will be made
when the board of lady managers again
meet.
The greatest feature of the fireworks
on the lake front tomorrow night will
be the balloon ascenSionS and parachute
leaps into the lake. The balloons are
10 be sent up-one carrying a great
American flag
IN FIRE WORKS.
Both aerOnauts viii make parachute
descents and one of them Will come
down surrounded by a circle of fire.
This is novel feature. The lake will
be patroiled by boats TO pick up the
parachute jumpers.
Four great ohOirc capr IN tho oI;oe
choral competition of the Columbian
Eisteddford in Festival hall this after
noon. 1t was the most important mu-
steal event OF the great Welsh festival.
Inc, competing choirS We're the GYM
dorian Choral Society OF Scranton, Pa.
Dan ProtherOe, director: the Salt Lake
( City tabernacle choir, Evan Stephens.
director; the Scranton choral union.
Scranton, Pa, Hayden Evans, director.
anu the WeSterd Reserve Choral union.
/ Cleveland, j. Powell Jones, director.
Five thousand dollars was the first
grand prize in this event, with gold
medals to the most successful conduct
| ors. The price for the second best
, chorus was $1,000.
The transfer of the Columbian car
ayels from the queen of Spain to the
United States government is to be made
! one VI ceremony at noon Sept. II. Senior
de Lum, commissioner general from
Spain, Will speak for the queen. Capt.
Barry, OF the United States navy, is to
receive them on behalf of President
Ialmer, OF the national commission.
President Palmer himself and the COM
mlttee OH ceremonies will escort Capt.
Concas, the retiring Spanish command
er. 10 his train al Grand Crossing.
Texas daV has been fixed for Sent.
III. tTnH- Ireland and nj "a
will be the speakers. Texas" will be
Gov. 1reland's subject, and the 'Wem-
en- of Texas" that of Gov. Hubbard,
There Will be music by Prof Ka.zen-
Der and singing by Mrs. KatzenDerger.