St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1894-09-10
STATE FAIR SHOWING,
Programme Of the Great At
fractions for Our Great
est Event.
SEVERAL BALLOON RACES.
Extensive List of Horse Races
Of the FirSt-ClaSs
Order.
EXCELLENT STOCK SHOW
Nothing Lacking to Make This
a Most Wonderful State
Fair.


the events to occur during fair week,
including the programme arranged for
newspaper mems day, which is to be
Friday, the 14th. The entries are yet
to be made for the gig trotting race to
occur St. Paul day, when some Of the
fastest trotters in the Northwest are to
start:
Monday. Sept. 10, opening day.
Tuesday, Sept. II, good roads day.
1Oa IN. Exhibition of road making
machinery near Institute hall.
IL a. m. Address OH Road Making"
in Institute hall.
Up. m. rrotting race, 2:45 class, for
purse of $500.
Exhibition of life on the plains by
Broncho Johns Wild West.
Trotting race for IW0-year-0ldS of
the three minute class for the stake of
s400, offered by the Minnesota Horse
Breeders Observation-Disclosures: Dexter,
Alberto, Neoma. Kenoma, OSland, May,
Judge Sheldon, Minnie Barnhart, Prince
Banecia.
Chariot races by Jeaklc's pony Hip
poorome; half mile.
Pacing race. 2:24 class; purse $500
Entries: Wilkeseata. Dan DonaldO.
Robert Red. Novice, Nettie Wilkes.
Balloon ascension and parachute drop
by Prof. Paul from in front of the grand
stand.
Extensive musical programme by Sci
bert's full band.
Wednesday. Sept. 10. St. Paul's day.
10 a. III. Grand cavalcade of blooded
horses and cattle.
p. IN. 2:25 trotting race, purse Of
$500. Entries-Manston. Senator l., DR..
Cronin. Jerry W, Bolton. Louisa B.
Athlot. Queen Tempo, Joe Gaines.
Jeakle's pony hipDodrome. Roman
standing races with ponies. Race be-
tween pony and tr0tting dog.
TrOtting race, 2:16 class, purse $500.
Entries close Tuesday evening. The
assurance is given that in this race
some of the fastest trOtters in the
Northwest will start, with no less than
six starters.
Exhibition OF rough riding by
BronchO Johns cowboys. Attack Oh a
stage coach and emigrant wagon by
robbers, recapture by cowboys. EXhi-
bition by bucking bronchOs.
Pacing race. :35 class, purse of $500
Entries-Roy Adrian, Florette, Huber
tine, Delta, Thurston, Red Strath,
Shadeland Normonr.
Double balloon ascension from in
front of grand stand by Prof. Paul and
assistant. Double parachute drop.
Musical programme by Seibert.
Thursday, Sept. 49, Minneapolis day
10 a. m.-Grand parade Of horses and
cattle.
Up. m.-Speclal trotting race for purse
of $500. Entries to close Wednesday
Jeakle's pony hippodrome. Half
mile Roman standing race. Trott,ng
contests between ponies and trained
dogs. -'.t
Pacing race for two-year-olds of the
three-minute class, FOR stake of Mime
sofa Horse Breeders association; stake.
$500. Entries-Felix Bassett, Mollie
Foster, Black Walnut, Fossie Bassett,
Flora, Ralph Z, Black Warren, Nellie
Ogden, Clitus, MiInehaha, Cora Cock
hart, Lena j, Jet Banecia. .
Bronch0 Johns WILD West, cowboy
race-A chase for bride; some lively
shooting: throwing the lasso.
Pacing race,2:17 class: purse for $500.
Entrits-Pearl r, Wellahead, Willard
Russell, Minnie Wilkes, Ira Wilkes,
MayhilI, Joe II. Drelencourt.
Phase of life Oh the plains, depicted
by BrOncho Johns Wild West. Throw.
ing lasso. Wild dash OH bronchos.
Training bronchos. Attack on stage
coach by robbors Of the plains, and its
recapture by cowboys.
Trotting race, 2:35 class. purse $500.
Entries-Nancy Hans. Belle La Crox,
Anthony, Forest King, Drum Major,
Templemore, Duke Sprague.
| Double Balloon Ascension and Bal
| loon Race-Prof. Paul and his assistant
will ascend i'll two balloons to perilous
| height. The balloons will be started al
rrix oil II md thD
| at another signal, make the parachute
leap to earth.
| p. H. Departure of the long dis
lance drivers, Mel H. Eddy and Clifford
Gilbert, for their drive to New York
city. The Minnesota young men viii
drive Minnesota bred team. hitched tt
Minnesota made buggy, with Mime
sofa made harness.
Seiberts band programme.
Friday. Sept. IA. Newspaper Man,
10 a. m.-Grand parade of prize ami
mails.
la. m.-Procession of movable farm
machinery.
p. m.-Entertainment under tn,
auspices of the Press clubs of st. Pau
and Minneapolis with the following
attractions:
| uiill ny tuC rITSL TSSl
menr, NJ. N. g., to be followed by ex
tended formation drill representing al
attack upon all imaginary enemy
repulSe and retreat. About six thou
sand blank cartridges will be used.
Two bicycle races, to be participated
in by some of the fastest riders in the
state. to be preceded by parade of 2O(
uniformed men On wheels.
An exciting racing contest betwe en-
the mounted police Of Minneapoli.
and st. Paul. i,
Exhibition drill in the manual of arms
by Sons OF Veterans crack company
famous throughout the United State:
for winning first prizes in competitive
drills.
Exhibition by st. Paul and Minneapo
lis fire departments, with apparatus
illustrating modern methods of lighting
fire.
BrOncho Johns Wild West and Jeak
les Pony Hippodrome.
Balloon ascension from In front OF
grand stand by Prof. Paul.