The Rutland daily globe. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1873-1877, 1875-08-07
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Che 8ntlamd Daily 6lobr.
SATURDAY, AUGUST Z, 1875.
THE GREAT FUREPAUGH SHOW.
The Most Stupendous Amusement En-
terprise of the Age.
a nopERN KiNG,S pamaDE.


/ 500 Wild Beasts. Five Elephants, Croco.
dies, Hippopotnmus, Bengal Tigers, Rim
oceros and 1000 Rare Birds From Every
Clme-An Innumorable Caravan of Gilded
Cages Two Circuses Combined A Great
Travelling Museum Eight Center Polo
Tents-Room for 10000 People.
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', l'''"sp H,'''n't.'',on u, men
y, ~, n, "i, oar, 70 ~ eSnio,t III
i,o "' "a, 1 ir ~, uGuu' Wounusuay, neplcn-
w.. ,,;i; 10y ~ va, ,''iny VI ou' ietu-
,aiumcnt. ON the day of exhibition. we
copy the following account of IFS entrance
and exhibition i'm Gulrolo from the Morn.
ing Eyp,fSs:
"YoslcIday forenoon nj about o o'clock
Forcpaurh's long hcralled show. noroled
our siIects in grand procession From mn
early hour the streets were tbropned with
countless thousands of well. dressed anxious
eight sccrs In fact. orr citv =, emed IN
ave Gonncd its holiday drcss ia rrrc, The
Nauoleon Of amusement ca,crr,s
The carriage. containing the great oriyi.
naior and uroprie,or of Ills yo.t cn,ernrisr
Mr. Adam Forepaugh. who is aplly STYLED
the Charlemognc of the show void nrc.
't'Vl wv GTtil pfltlpn CniilDI containing
the
NrAL BAND
whirh was drawn l., twenty thoroughbred
Arabian horses. Mr. Forepaugh WAS ev-
erywhere greeted most enthusiastically by
the cxpectant multitude, AMI gracefully
ooWeu ms hckho"IcdSmcn's. sounds OF
music ii''ed me ar as me neal OF the cot
umh appeared III S'ght. ihen came mum
per OF 5actr'an camcis' IN ilch uapplngs
OF scarle. ana gold Attended ny native IN
liowIh@ Asia,lc rohts and t'lr'nhs. Behind
thcsc cam" The
FIVE TRAINED ELEPHANTS.
They are in charge of the Mahout
fierce looking Ilindoo. clad In the fashion
of his native land, and we're harnessed to
chariot Of unique design. Then came
spehuluiy Illustrated cnarlOt IN PINK anu
silver, containing Nuban lion. surmount-
Ell by banner, and the mechanical Inquire
OF an Arabian luggler plying his vocation.
lhen followed chariots of every color and
shade, each with rare wild animals, and
each drawn by two horses with crimson
plumes and elegant housings. These cha
Us .u ,,i'i.I.t !" ou'' on" III "" ," "a,
S'ue ii'is'ia.'ons vi various suoJects' Inc
e"Se containing TIC
HlPpopoTAMUs
was Drawn by eight heavy Flemish horses.
Another intcrminable array of chariots, SUI
perbly painted, and surmounted by glitter
ing banners and mechanical and moving
automatic figures followed, and the pro-
''S'''' 'e'n''''''eu "i'hs'h
OPEN DEN
containing TWO iuii grown anu ierocious
mons ana t'eeis' WIN herr Darious !ne
lhoh Ming performing win them as Inc
PROCESSION moved All the cages, cars ana
chatio's were new the norses, several nun
urc,i III number, were all plumed, drivers
uniformed and the grand procession was
the largest Inc most magnIhcent anu cost
" street pageant ever attempted.
Immediately aiter inc close OF the street
Process'on' Srahu
BALLOON ASCENSION
came oil at the show grounds, and was
witnessed by an immense crowd Of spec
tators.
The grand street demonstration is only
an appetizer for The great geological, eques-
trlan ana cosmolltan festival that awaits
The visitor 10 the
MAMMOTH EIGHT TENT
combination. On entering the immense
oblOng canvas colosseum, it is a matter of
difficulty whether to turn to the right or To
the ie1t' as the VARIETY and novelty OF the
s S.oe . ,uei'us' inu.o'eion'
~ - W; ~ ';y az a"'o"i"t :'
nany 1870 ~, W,'h ,;a, ,,Ior'"s 'i'n vi '""'
'o'''' '"'' III 'he u'''a'iee'
THE BIRTH OF CUPID,
and numerous other NEUROLOGICAL subjects,
in motion, attract general attention. and
decide the route of the visitor through the
labyrinth OF wonders. few steps and
two model lite-sized illustrations of TEN.
perance and intemperance affords moral
lesson lar more effective than thousand
lectures ceVeri,i capine's OF ancient Colos
"ie MY u, .",seu ioi ,hc peneh' vi ,nos'
M"u ue"si' III VIC ny e,eiies VI hu'ii's
'iihtics' ~ caoine' Vi inuian ,ne.'u'lei.1
., War Is i.'lheu ny spiehulu ooileo.,ou
VI a n ~ nS 's'o
VI St' l-'nio' VIC ~ "',''io' vi vi. Iua'u
anu 'i's hieci,'nloas o'San, which "'
among tnc "onuors ~ 'ho'lcln scicnce.
s,.a3 I.'",'.. ", ,osl..e ,'i's
luz, o"'i'i,,.en. cu,,ns ,hu ,ns9,"n
my i,'u1 I .au.'y anu ,'ic saely VI -, M
,c'''u'.s n'au ~ ',e sl"l,' ,',enasIi,e' ""'''
Is "nireoc"en''S iaiSe "ho N"'"'o'c'
FOUNTAIN OF WATER
Is seen in the museum, sending forth thu
most refreshing cooness. This and al
the mechanical automata are operated by
MAGNIFICENT STEAM ENGINE
which i'm construction. finish and ppera
ton. ia truly n marvel of scientific skill
Two magniiiccnt ROYAL Bengal tigers. an(
a pair of AsIatic lions occupy a large den
Rows of cares contain African. Nubiau
East Indian. and South American lions anC
liopesses, cnmmodious cages of spotte,
and black leopards, nnmas. wild boars. an,
the sacred ;bex of the Egyptians tn
largest rhinocerous on this continent i
comfortably housed in A mammoth den.
c,c.>.r,, ,,,, ,,,,,,, c,
oro oIs, 10 No COO, ord n cro,d snoo;,,a,
ot ,he who polar hoor IL in ,arge on,
handsome coae E,mily ot civ i,nchin,
hyenas or1Dly ond hioct hears droyes n
Rac,ri@n can;els coges CONTAINING owe
, 00o hirds "i yorions conntries and eli
mates md an ostrich Of extraordnar
SIZE share Mr. Forenongb's kindly care
Ar Inc ext,en,a end az Ito menoger;e ma
vilion The Immense binnadrome and circu
font roars i,soIr sLvu,ord on,id The m, ria