... There has been some elriodt{'n to why the Koights of Labor asked t President to veto the Inter-State Bill. The reason fs said to be a belief that if the Bill becomes law, the railroads will be operatgd to such an extent under Gevernment influences, tbat s ...

... practical all-round prairie man in tho world, the Hon. W. F. Cody (Buffalo Bill). . , „ Miss Doll Farrel rides into the arena at fnll gallop, with an Indian bravo in hot pursuit. Buffalo Bill come* to the rescue by pursuing the Indian, ...

... express myself in finer flow of language, but the only comprehend the high pitch perfection the Wild West Exhibition has attained is to and see when Mr. Cody comes to London this spring, and I trust that my countrymen will give him as hearty welcome ha ...

... the celebrated American switch-back railway in Pennsylvania. Two performances daily will also be given by Buffalo Bill on the grounds of the Wild West, so that no lack of outdoor amusement will be found provided. ...

... celebrated American switchback railway in Pennsylvania. Two performances daily will be given by the Buffalo Bill troupe on the grounds of the Wild West, so that an abundance of out-door amust ment and excitement will be provided. The work at Ea. l's Court ...

... the Red man. Here Buffalo Bill and his Indians, horses, buffalces, elks, and dogs will live in tebt and corral , and in the central space the sports and warlike pursuits of the wild west will be illustrated twice a day. Buffalo ...

... of the red man. Hero Buffalo Bill and his Indians, horses, buffaloes, elks, and dogs will live in tent and corral; and in the central space the sporte and warlike pulsate of wild west will be illustrated twice a day. ...

... What objection have the friends of the Commission Bill to the amendments now pending giving necessary authority to the bureau of animal industry ?—The Range Journal. The Quagga, the beautiful striped wild us of South Africa, has shared the fate of the American ...

... rule, by the way, more or less applicable to all wild animals possessing an odour peculiar to their kind. Few white bunters have as yet gone in for musk ox shooting, but, with the extinction of the buffalo, this large game will attract attention. To the ...

... r examen, and • model of the mimic, pavilions for n switehhack railway in Penneylvania. perform• be risen Buffalo Bill on the ground@ of the Wild lack amusement will be found provided. TUE QUEEN, THE LADY'S NEWSPAPER. PASTI MESS - - -4. ---- ZeP.—We ...

... dinner in their club roon's last Sunday that was quite a nota ble gathering. Amour the guests were Mr James Collier, Mr Buffalo Bill Cody, Mr Henry Dixey, Mr Nat G~oodwin, Mr :Nat Salisbury, Mir Walter Damrasch, General Barton, Major Williams, the Hon. Amos ...

... amusement arena, in a corner of the spacious grounds at Kensington which are devoted to the exhibition, and to secure Buffalo Bill's Wild West show as a feature. No other country can furnish just such an entertainment, and it has proved itself to be exceedingly ...