St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1894-09-11

black anil hornless beast They attract
much attention. They combine the
beet quality with the milking.
One herd OF Rrd Pulled cattle is ex-
hibited by a Saltwater man This VA
riety is n large, red, bnrnieSs animal
Another herd OF Red Poiled 5 Axhioited
by Mauu"keta, To-, man. There are
some seven herds OF Jerseys on exhibi-
ton, aud with their sleek coats, iriln
forms and pretty brown eyes. they play
tie STAR role for general admiration.
One young Jersey calf on exhibition
was sod yesterday for SEGA. But the
Jerseys have a strong rival Tor
admiration in the Brown Swiss displays.
several herds of Brown Swiss cattle are
exhibited. They have coat OF blue
white ovrrlaid with a soft brown coat
thai LOOKS like veil. There are several
exhibits of GuernsevS, one Of the most
noticeable beins that of Wilcox X Liz
GET. from Hugo. MINI. The state
experiment station has on display
mixed he'd of Jerseys. GirrnSeyS and
Hnlsteins. nd gives nut cards snDwing
the per cent of butter fat To be found n
the mtlk of each breed, and the guam
tity of milk obtained i'll a given time
from each. The showing proves coli
cluSlvely that the
Jersey Is the Most Profitable
of all mixers. The HulSteiu gives the
greatest quantity of milk, but there Is
not SO mucn butter III their great guam
lity OF milk as in the lesser quantity OF
the Jersey. There Is on exhibition one
herd ut as beautiful DevonShlreS as were
ever seen. They attract great zeal OF
attention. There are several herds or
Uolstein-Fresian cattle. and all are fine.
The display of sheep is limited to
about five varieties, but these exhibits
are all very attractive. The SaropSh!reS
are the most numerous. There are also
Southnowns, Oxford Downs and Co.'s
wuldS. and some very fine merlnos. The
ShrupShire seem To be the favurite5, Tor
they combine the wool quality with the
mutton. The merino has Tie finest wool
Of all variety of sheep. bu. the mutton Is
worthless. The Shropshire has the finest
wool of The mutton Sheep aud Its nut
ton is not exce!led 10y any, variety.
The display of SWINE is large and line.
II compriSes Poland ChiGas, BerkshireS,
CnpshlreS. and every conceivable breed
81 hog that Is profitable Tor PORK.
The poultry display, Notwithstanding
The little misunders landing the tanclerS
had some months ago with the aSSocla-
tlon on the matter of premiums, Is very
large and fine. Every conceivable
variety of 'hen" is represented. There
are many varieties of ducks, turkeys,
geese. gulneaS, peacUckS, etc.
The day was perfect, and those who
went out yesterday were we'll repaid for
their time.
TOday's Programme.
To-Day is denominated Good Roads
day. but the programme is a varied ole.
and Is as follows:
10 a. N. Exhibition of road making
machinery near Institute hall.
IL a. III. Address on Road Making
In Institute hall.
1p.m- rrotling race, 2:45 class. for
purse OF 500.
Exhibition of life on the plains by
Broiicho Johns Wild West.
Trottiug race for Iw0-year-oldS of
the three minute class for the stake of
FOO, offered by the Minnesota Horse
Breeders assoclatiun-Entries: Dexter,
Alberto, Neoma. Keuoma, Oslaiid, May,
Judge Sheldon, Minnie Barnliart, Prince
Bauecia.
Chariot races by Jeakic's pony Hip
podrome; half nile.
Pacing race, 2:24 class; purse $500
Ent ritS: Wilkeseata, Dan DonaIdo.
Robert Red. Novice. Nettie Wilkes.
Balloon ascension and parachute drop
by Pro. Paul from in front of the grand
stand.
Extensive musical programme by
Selbert's full band.