Daily Tombstone epitaph., 1886-05-04
GREATEST SHOW ON EARTH.
Unprecedented Attractions at the City
 Hall this Evening.

I Agitstors," will give grand performance at the City Hall, this evening. The following are some of the leading actors engaged by Mir. Bagg, at enormous ex- pense, who will delight the fun.leving public of Tombstone:
 "THE BABooN."
 | Only great living missing link. The public will be favored with frent and back view of this great marvel, which has puzzled all scientists of the old and new world. Captured m virgin forest of the west of Europe and brought to this country by Mir. Bagg-on ice-at enormous expense. This true "what IS il" aston'shes all beholders by his mar velous antics on the stage. His grea, trained act, entitled "How l knocked out the white laundryman," excites roars of laughter,
 1.-THE ASS"
 (Asinus Americanus stupendissimus), captured by lumbermen on the raging Saginaw, during which he kicked three of his captors to death. Purchased by MT. Bagg, ST, at the enormous price of S7.so. This animal has been trained to pick up stuffed club marked boycott with his teeth, but his principal tricks are to show what he don't know about the school question and to prick up his ears and kick in the air whenever the name of "Schoenfeld" is mentioned,
 THE HAY-EATING MAN.
 This greatest living wonder of the hu- man race, whose digestive organs have created astonishment throughout the medical world, is supposed to be des- cended from the centaurs. He was cap tured by Chinese pirates while swimming from HaiNong to the main land. Since that time, he has exhibited symptoms of Chinese hydrophobia. He is perfectly harmless, except when the word "China- man" is mentioned, when he becomes semi. .delirious. Children should be careful about approaching him, especial ly from behind. Purchased by MT. Nash and exchanged to Mir. Bagg for a second. hand stove. Mir. Bagg considers this curiosity as very important acqui siti0n to his show. Last, but not least
 1.-THE GRAND OLD MAN"
 in all his marvellous splendor and incon- Ceivable eccentricities. The origin of this freak of nature is shrouded in mys- tery. During the many unsuccessful at- tempts to capture him, he led his pur, suers with giant strides through Tennes. see, Arkansas, Texas, and California and was finally captured in Arizona after fortyseven years of constant pursuit. When captured, he was heading for Alaska, seeking for more worlds to repre- sent. Space forbids even . bare men. ton of his many wonderful feats. Among the most popular are:
 "lll roast lem on a gridiron, by God, Sr." sonS,
 "Six separate States, by God, sir" or lifetime in Congress.
 Gore and Glory; or the bloody charge at Gaines Mills, by God, sir!"
 "Sour Grapes" or "No Office for me, by God, sir!" accompanied by the cele- brated windmill arm action and great cane. swinging act.
 For this act the grand man" has been supplied by the management with new cane and bottle of Ayers celebrated hair dye. This act alone is worth more than twice the price of admission. The "G. o. M." has appeared before the U. s. Congress, the Cabinet, and the governmen, of every State in the Union, receiving everywhere Aattering ova,ions. The public will not much longer have a chance to see this wonder, as Mir. Bagg intends shortly to withdraw him from active life and stuff him.
 This is positively the last appearance of this famous troupe, before they start | on their trip to Stone House, Contention, Pick 'em Up, Quijotoa, Galeyville, Dos Cabezas and other commercial centres. | Everyone should avail ilthemselves of this chance to see the only greatest living l show on earth.
 The EPITAPR trusts that our citizens will turn out in body and reward MT. | Bagg for his enterprise in furnishing the people of Tombstone with sach an l unusual treat.
 The price of admission has been placed at boycotting prices. Reserved | seats 25-cents; general admission Ioc | Children under one year, Scents. Come early and avoid the rush. td-M-4
 C.. F. Lee was arrested and brought before Recorder Clum, yesterday, for