St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1893-08-24
MINNESOTA'S PRIZES.
BR0WNDALE SHOE TH0RRS TAKE THE
FIRST PREMIUM.
NORTHFIELD, MHNN., is LUCK.

Judging OF Fine Horses and
Cattle = Architecture Awards
in the Fine Arts Department..
CHICAGO, Aug. 23.-Oyer s2000,0O
worth of blooded horses and cattle to
the value of half that amount were pa
raded in the big stock pavilion this
morning In the presence Of 10000 peo-
Pile. Men who have attended the Drin-
clpal live stock shows in Europe and
America for the last twenty-five years
went into ecstasies over the sight. They
declare it to be the finest display of
blooded animals ever brought together.
People began to assemble in the pa
vllion early in the morning, and by the
time the regular morning cavalcade be-
gan there was scarcely seat vacant.
The procession was headed by the
graceful. clean.limbed, high-spirited
horses from the stables of Emperor
William OF Germany, led by grooms in
bright-colored uniforms.
Then came the Arabian steeds be-
longing to his highnesS the ear of all
Russia. They were magnificent speci-
mems OF tine-bred horses. If there was
flaw in their physical makeup it was
not discernible. They reared and
plunged with flashing eyes and dis
tended nostrils, as if anxious to show
the assembled thousands their powers.
Some of these horses have pedigreeS
that run back almost to the beginning
Of the Christian era. Their ancestors
were purchased from Arabian sheiks
during the reign of Peter the Great.
The American horses. with limbs as
shapely and eyes as bright and coats as
smooth and shiny as those of the royal
stable, followed those of ancient line
age.
Then came the ponderous stations OF
the heavy draft variety. The cattle
came last. Great bulls that weighed
over 5000 pounds, and miId-eyed Jerseys
were paraded about the big arena along
with the Poled Angus and other vari-
cites.
After the parade all the animals save
the Percheron stations of five years
and over. and the Shorthorn heifers of
two years and under three, were ar
ranged about the arena to be judged for
the awarding of premiums.
The BrowDdale herd, owned by II. f.
Brown, of Minneapolis, won first pre-
MUM as the best herd of ShorthornS at
the worlds fair today, and third in
the young herd.
The premiums in the Percheron class
are as follows:
Stations, Five Years or Over-First
premium. Nj. W. Durham, Wayne, ILL.,,
FierabraS; second premium. NJ. w.
Durham, Wayne, ILL.,, Forfeit; third
premium, l.. Johnson, Mortified,
Mimi, Belle Ossion; fourth premium,
l.. l.. IL l.. Delaney, Mortified, Mimi.
Spullen; high commentator. l.. l.. IL
l.. Delaney, Northfieid, Mimi. Sophocle.
Stallion Four Years and Under Five
First premium, NJ. w. Dunham. Wayne,
ILL.,, Introvable; second premium, w. B..
Otto. Charlotte. Mich. Prince de Condo i;
third premium, w. Il. Otto, Charlotte,
Mich, Royal Star.
Mares Under One Year-First pre-
MUM, NJ. W. Durham, Wayne, ILL.,,
Ballentine; second premium, NJ. w.
Durham, Wayne, ILL.,, Elpn; third
premium. w. b. Otto, Charlotte, Mlclr.,
Bessie.
Mares, Two Years and Under Three
First premium, Nj. w. Durham,
NJ. w. Durham, Wayne, ILL.,, Jennie
Ware; third premium, Nj. ii. Coad,
Fremont, Neb., Vanity Fair; fourth
premium, NJ. NJ. Coad, Fremont, Neb.,
Mode.
Mare, Four Years and Under Five
First premium, l.. Johnson. Northfeld,
Mimi, Bertha; second premium, L.
johnson, Mortified, Mum, JubiDe
third premium. Nj. nj. Coad, Fremont,
Neb., Valentine.
Mares, Three Years and Under Four
First premium, NJ. w. Dunham, Wayne,
ILL.,, Famine; second premium, w. b,
Otto, Charlotte, Mich, Pride of Benton.
Stations, Two Years and Under Three
= First premium, Nj. w. Durham.
Wayne, Ill.,. Adrien; second premium,
third premium, l.. johnson, Mortified,
Mimi, Robin; fourth premium, Nj. M.
Coad, Fremont, Nebraska, Yosemite.
Stallion, One Year and Under Two
First premium, Nj. w. Durham, Wayne,
H., MOreri; second premium, NJ. w.
| Durham, Wayne, H., Dorsey; third
premium, Nj. NJ. Coad. Fremont, Neb.,
Plato; fourth premium. M. Nj. Coad,
| Fremont. Neb., Starlight.
The architecture awards In the fine
arts department were announced by the
| executive committee on awards today,
completing the awards in that depart.
ment. The awards in the department
of horticulture are almost complete and
will be announced next week. Among
the United States awards in architect
ure are three to worlds fair architects
B. NJ. Hunt, Peabody 4 Stearns anc
William III. Wood.
The following is the list of the awards
| for the United States: Drummer Il Ty-
ION. Cone IL StewardSon, r. w. Gibson
Ii. J. Hardenburg, Il. NJ. Hunt, Liant
Il Rich, Longfellow, Alden & Harlow
Peabody & Stearns, Shepley, Rutan
Coolidge, Edmund NJ. Wheelwright ant
William III. Wood.