The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1899-09-07

six fairs, including the American horse
show at Chicago, In 1890, and was award
ed grand special at Minnesota state fair
1896
w. L. De Glow, Cedar Rapids. To-. has
in the barns ten mammouth Kentucky
jacks and twelve mules. One pair of two
year-old mules weigh 200 pounds, and
are fine animals
Altmans Bros, Watseka, Ill, have a
large stud Of fine German coach horses,
and will carry away good share Of the
premiums in this class.
U. P. Clarke. st. Cloud, Mimi. has in
exhibition a number of fine Clydesdale
horses, and feels confident of his share
Of premiums.
Mr.. Clarke also exhibits a fine herd Of
short-horn Durham cattle which attracts
a great deal OF attention.
J. G. Robbins & Sons, Horace, Ind,
show a herd of seven fine short-horn
durhams, including two bulls.
T. ]. Cornall of Mosby, Mo, have sew
en- head also Of the same kind Of cattle,
all of which are superior animals and re-
ceive high compliments by the visitors
at the barns.
o. c. Wright. of Hamline, MINI, has
a fine herd Of Jerseys, consisting of one
bull and eight cows and calves.
John E. Robbins Greensburg, Ind,
shows large herd Of Jerseys. having
sixteen animals on the ground. and
thinks he has won every first premium
in his class but one
H. F. Brown, Minneapolis, has a herd
Of fifteen short horns. and all are excep-
tionally fine animals. One of his bulls
weighs 200 pounds, probably the heav-
lest animal on the grounds.
T. r. Westrope & Son, Harlan To-,
show twelve head Of fine short-horns,
including one bull weighing $500 pounds:
and Chas. Fischer &, Son, Botna, To-, have
thirteen of the same breed, including two
fine bulls.
A. c. Binnie, Alta, To-. exhibits fine
herd of Aberdeen angus cattle, including
a bull weighing 200 pounds.
T. A. SQuires & Son, Blue Earth MINI
have herd of eleven brown Swiss cattle
which receive much favorable comment.
Among the other exhibitors we noe the
following: T. j. Davis & Son, Triumph,
Ill, 10 head of Galloways; A. ]. Gettler,
Glenwood. To-, head of Herefords, in
Guiding the bull Mercury weighing 1900
pounds; c.. G.. Comstock, Albany, Mo-,
head of Herefords; H. G. Mcmillan.
Cedar Rapids, Ia, q head Of Jerseys, in
Guiding six bulls, and all animals Of the
very first quality. Mr.. Mcmillan is enc
Of the proprietors Of the Daily RepubH-
can, of Cedar Rapids. and is also United
States district attorney for the northern
district of Iowa. He was formerly chair
man of the state Republican committee;
and yet he seems to take more pleasure
in his fine stock than anything else. and
Is present with his cattle on the grounds.
c.. E. Cook & Son, Huntley. Ill, show
u head of brown Swiss cattle and y head
Of Shetland ponies; T. F. B. Gotham,
Chiilicothe, Mo, 10 head Of Hereeords;
George Harding & Son, Waukeshay Wis,
I short-horns, a herd of Cottswold sheep
and a herd Of Rambouillet sheep; H. N.
Thompson, Woodstock, Ill. head Here
fords, including three bulls; 8. A. Con-
verse Cresco, To-, u head Of red poiled
angus; Ed Finn, FIT. Atkinson. Wis, II
head of Ayrshire cattle; A. j. Phillip,
West Salem, Wis, II Guernseys. includ-
ing two young and two old bulls; George
Carpenter, Reedsburg, Wis, u head Of
red polled angus cattle, on which he has
taken seven first premiums. one second,
one herd premium Of $25, one herd pre-
MUM of $75, and one sweepstake pre-
MUM for females; and Marion Parr.
CooksviHe, Ill, IS head Of galloways. In
Guiding four bulls.