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... BUFFALO BILL'S INDIANS AT THE ABBEY. A party of Indians from Buffalo Bill's Wild West Show visited Westminster Abbey yesterday afternoon. The Indians joined reverently in the service, and they were afterwards ...
... BUFFALO BILLS RED INDIANS. Some of I*4ii * ll» «l Indians are in,- th- sight* ...
... conductel over the Igrounds and to the encampment of Buffalo Bill's Show. He noted the cowboy band dres el in grey abide, wearing mocasains slouch hats and spent -rime time in the toot of Buffalo I(Colonel Cody) examining his relies, widths splendid sword presented ...
... over the grounds, and to the cncampment of Buffalo Bui's Show. He 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 relics and the splendid sword ...
... AMERICAN INDIANS IN WESTMINSTER ABBEY. party of Indians from Buffalo Bill's wild west ahow visiU*d Westminster Abbey yesterday afternoon. Canon Farrar pn-ache*!. The Indians joined reverently the service and singinc. and were afterwards conducted round ...
... his opening earner is toll of premise. He has bought toe, se 1 t!hitk Mr will !prone an acquisition—to the hukinekers. Buffalo Bill is eniornrr Loudon thoroughly. Re supped at the liarrivic, and at the Lycenra with Mr liming has been able to compare ...
... will be right amidshipe. Sim will crime to America as • yawl, but will be cutterr.gge.l. - - BUFFALO BILL's SHOW.—A party of Indians from Wild Wet Show visited West• infester Abbey yolterilay afternoon, where Canon F.rrar preteens!. The Indians joined reverently ...
... the National Agricultural Hall Company. It may be remembered that after it had been este gorically stated that Buffalo Bill and his wile West Company would appear at the exhibition grounde at Earl's court, it was announced that they had, after all, been ...
... great interest in her evolution. 13C1FAL000 TWENTY YEARS Auo. —Twenty years ago buffaloes swarmed in countless thoutuusis osier the whole of the great. pasture region of the west—from the Sabbiachewall to euuthern Tease, and eastward from the Rocky Mountains ...
... AIN'S REPLY TO 1 BUFFALO HILL'S SHOW. TUE LAW'S DELAY. 111 ft II LADSTON E. I Tnt Prone , ' norm. of Sill is the Ronome I Tits law'. delay and the slow, method. of °I th ' . e : l ” n ° St ''' . Fee Kt .hl.. F. CodY. .4th. United State ...
... 2d, and Shanghai unchanged at 4s 55jd. The India Council to-day allotted 1,52,000 rupees in bills and 25,00,000 rupees in telegraph transfers. Tenders for bills onjall Presidencies at is 5Ad receive in full, and tenders for trans- i fers on Calcutta and ...
... to be in itself a compliment. It is reserved for the latest phase of vulgarity to tarn it into a kind of pillory. Buffalo Bill's Wild West show has been formed with such abundance and so skilfully that there is no doubt it will prove what the promoters ...