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... 'out, only for the cost of sinking the wvell. Mr. Beach corm- pared the doings with the divining-rod to BuFfalo Bills Wild West show and the finding of the stolen gold by the Tmedicine-man' at the pow-wow )laughter)-when they killed and ate a white ...
... BUCK-JUMPERS. Correspondence is being printed in the Field with respect to the riding of buck-jumpers at the Wild West. Show. One correspondent, who considers that the Aus- tralians display faar more skill in sitting their notorious buck-jumpers. says ...
... I CURIOUS PROCEEDINGS AT THE WILD I ?? The Indians at Buffalo Bill's Wild West Show having, in grand council assembled, come to the conclusion that the thief who purloined the sum of about one hundred pounds from the tent of Mrs. Wlhittaker, the ?? mother ...
... The body wsas removed to the West Bromwichi mortuary. TsiEATRrV ROYAr.-Last night about 120 members of Buffalo Bill's Wild West Show company attended the performance of In the Rainks, at the Theatre Royal, by the invitation of or. Mercer H. Simpson ...
... Prince Henry of Battenbera- yesterday afternoon~visited the American Exhibition, arnd witnessed the performance Iof the 'Wild West Show. Their loyal Hignliesses after. wiards walked through the Indiau encampment, and Red' Shirt, the Sioux Chief, had the ...
... 'TEs WaVD WEsT SHOW IN A ST-Oas.-A. Naples' telegram to the-LYea' ork Herald (London edition) say Buffalo Bill, with his Wild West Show, arrived here sacely on Saturday, havinig crossed the Mediterranean from Barcelona in a terrible storm. The Indians and ...
... Ewart , iCOB., drove to theI Ameri- Of can, Exhibition ' in Soutis Kensington, andl. - wit- ;he nessed performances of the Wild West show. The Queeco- wi'tn'essem various performances of hunters and Indians of Iarthe prairiee, as seell as feats of -shooting-by ...
... who is at present in Rome with his troupe, has reqiested an audience of the Pope. He and the principal members of the Wild West Show will 0onsequently be admitted to the Vatican on the occasion of the celebration of the Pore's coronation on March 3 ...
... Xessishgton. Her Majesty was received at the exhibition by Colonel Cody and several of the directors. The members of the Wild West Show wer~t through several of their peculiar per- formanecs, finishing with the spectaclo of the attack on ?? coach. The Queen ...
... memory, the Aston Lower Grounds could be visited only by Dersons indifferent to periL The writer saw the Sioux of the Wild West Show take their dinner yesterday, and they took a great deal of dinner. They ate till the perspiration rolled down their painted ...
... station. 'Wijzard/-The population of Manchester is 505,343; and of Birmingham about 474,000. t4 E. P. BY-BuffalO Bill's Wild West Show was a Aston Lower Grounds in November, 1887. W. W., Stafford.-The Elijah was first pro- du6ed it the Birmingham Musical ...
... scissors and shears. Such persons are there terced collecting cranks. Considerable alarm was caused at Buffalo Bill's Wild West Show, on Mlonday afternoon, by a fire breading out in a large timber building used as a store, through the explosion of a ...