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... hostile tribe'', followed by scalp and war dances. Mustang Jack jumped over a home 16 hands high, and then the Hon. W. F. Cody (Buffalo Bill) gave a brilliant display in rapid firing whilat riding at full speed, hitting glass balls thrown into the air by an ...
... of Canadian turkeys, the largest consignment of , the kind ever made. THE WILD West SHOW.—Saturday afternoon last witnessed the inaugural performance id Buffalo Bill's Wild West Show. The vast structure erected ...
... but imperfectly developed resources of • tern. I in her cargo, which is completed by Buffalo Bill Wry extending from the Atlantic to the Pacific, is and the Wild West. This latter in itself an illustration of what may be &mom- Indians, 100 cowboys and ...
... eventuate I excuse myself for troubling you with so lengthy a communication.—Yours, &c., March Ist, 1887. tIMON. Buffalo Bill and hie famous Wild West have cluscd their searion in New York this week, and the company and live stock will now go into camp on Staten ...
... Loudon, having on board the Hon. W. F. Cody popularly known as Buffalo Bill and the corn' Lion to the syatein which, especially lenient as to conditions, examines aliens of all natiomilities ponent parts of the Wild West S , how, is now on ...
... upwards. They are also issuing perpetual annuities at per cent. One of the most remarkable performances ever given by the Wild West was that on Friday afternoon, during which it alternately rained and hailed. The Cowboys and Indians seemed to be exhilarated ...