St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1893-08-23
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the commissioners will be taken to
LarImore. where they are expected to
arrive mex morning. Here the entire
party Will be the guests Of Judge LarI-
more, and will witness the cutting of
10000 acres Of wheat on Mr.. Larlmore's
place, leaving for Neche that evening.
After spending the night at this place
the return trip will be taken up, the
party leaving Neche at z a.. m. Wednes-
day, and coming through to Chicago
with but half IN hours stop at st. Paul.
The train is expected to reach Chicago
at IL a. m. Thursday, Aug. 81.
Arrangements are being made by
Charles Keith, state superintendent OF
agriculture of South Dakota. and the
state commissioners, for an excursion
of five days to the principal points of
interest in that state. The party, which
will be composed mostly OF foreign cum-
mlSsioners and exposition officials, will
leave Chicago Sept. 10. The chief point of
interest will be the state fair at Aber-
deem. Several other cities in the state
will also be visited, and the agricultural
wealth and resources illustrated by the
commissioners Ill charge of the trip.
Chairman Thacher, of the executive
committee on awards, announced today
the following awards in the department
OF fine arts:
United Substituting: Gustave
Mercier, Mrs. NJ. Nimmo Moran.
Stephan P. Parrish, c. A. Plat, j.
Alden Weir, j. Mcneil Whistler.
Wood Observation-Disclosures NJ. Aitk-
man. Peter Aitken, Victor Bernstrom.
w. B. Closson, Timothy Cole. Edith
Cooper, w. j. Dana, S. P. Davis, E. II.
Francis S. King, EIbridge Kingsley,
/ Gustav Kruell, Albert NJ. Lindsay,
I William Miller, c. a. Powell, s.. G.
Putnam, E. Schladitz, j. Tinkney, Henry
| Wolf.
The national commission today on
frmed the following judges:
Department of Agricultural. B..
| Curtis, Wyoming; j. w. Farrell, Ne
/ braska.
Mines and Mining-J. E. Carne, New
South Wales.
Live Stock-C. f. Bouthiller, Quebec,
vice Dr.. D. McEachran, resigned.
Manufacturers-Dr. Charles T. Car
penter, Kentucky.
notwithstanding A. Schiller, IN
diana; Crittenden Ceilings. Kentucky;
Charles Mex. LOeser, New York; +.
M%adliner, Illinois: George w. Campbell
Ohio; Henry Corbin, District of Column
bia; Romaldo Pachecho, California.
The name of Mrs. Henrietta Liburtius
was approved in place of Mrs. E. f.
Halle, resigned.
The work of Judging the live stock
, was begun today in the stock pavilion
IN the presence of Rlarge Owe Short
horn pulls were inspected by the judges,
j.. II. Pickerell, j. 7. Gibson ana II. G..
Duncan. the results being as follows:
First prize. AbbOttsburn, owned by
Col. Moberly; second prize, Gray Mon
arch. owned by j. G. Robins & Sons;
third prize, Nonpareil Chief, owned by
Col. MOberiy; fourth prize, Earlfawn,
owned by IL. F. Brown. Places were
given to j. II. Potts q Sons Thistle
wood and H. F. Browns Golden Rule.
The judging of the Suffolk Punch
horses was also begun. For this place
Feter Hopley q Co.'s Brag took first
premium; DaffOdil. of the same stable,
carried off the second prize; Maud,
owned by MossoIn, Boyd IL Co., took
third prize, and the fourth premium
was given TO Bert Ramsey's Saxstead.
In all probability the largest lawn
party the world has ever seen was that
given at the White city tonight in honor
of the visiting
West Point Cadets.
No less than $4,000 people attended,
and it is estimated by ONE that the
number who enjoyed the grand lawn
fete was double that. The party was held
on the beautiful lawns that surround