... grounds, 'n 1and to the oncampmeut of Buffalo Bill's Show. li .le noted the cowboy band, dressed in c grey shirts, wearinc inoceasins and slouch hats, ' and spent some tine in the tent of Buffalo Bill (Colonel £ Cody) examianig his rolice ...

... over the grounds, nod to the encampment of Buffalo Bill's Show. Ha noted the cowboy band, dressed in grey shirts, wearing moccasins and slouch hats, and spent some time In the tent of Buffalo Bill (Colonel Cody) examining his rolics and the ...

... previous hours, Wind- N.W., moderate bre.*«, HIIOW-T*.. ® WBA *- THE LOXHO.V S '• * York correst.oudent telegraph* l>u Bill Wild West Show has Hulled lor England « tt board the Nebraska. The sceuo on deck a® time of starting was very animated. Most the ...

... engaged the attention the Colonial Coiilarence y> today. From I tlie socue changes to Red Shirt and Buffalo Bill. The latter gentleman, Colonel Cody when in society, has estimated tho ex-Premier 1 at a higher value than ungrateful country which has relegated ...