Telegram-herald., 1889-06-25

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theIg huge waite tents .u Gfand k2p-
.ds toLn0FT0s. The inaugural feature
sil lie Tie grand anu gorgeous street
pars1e, unfolding 81 pia0l.S ven a. TIE
sast, sensational, picturesque and his
t1rscAl ufgsses<losls1I resources Cf TIE tag
duzl snow. The parade ll Start frons
ghe e1h.plts0n grounds Al 10 a. IA, aud
traverse TIE principal tAoroaghfAfes ot
tie city
The urst section of tie pageant wlll
CONSIST " tie mann alOth meusserle,
vita Gagged and led animals; i halt
score Of tableau cars. Including Tie col
0ssal charl0ts Of Neptune" and -.
Ge0rge. aud wlll be- headed by Gan-
Nellers famous military hand " thlrty
pieces.
The second section Nil introduce the
HoKLD-KEN0WNED PARIS HIFP0pEOAE,
with .ts daring and dashing male and
female riders, charlotCers, racing cars,
mettlesome steeds, historically correct
arnl0g, costumes and other paTapher-
nalla. Another feature of TINS depart
uent OF the parade : 4 gl.ttenng cav
alcade OF med .eyal knights, accOutred
precisely as were the valiant crusaders
OF the middle ages. Prof ". :. stokes
san Francisco military band Will lead
this contingent of the procession.
The third section viii be composed OF
the novel attractions OF the great ma
tlOnal Wild West exhibition. Ii Will
be led by Bugle Blll's cowboy brass
band, following which Wall appear Tie
old DeadwOod stage coach, driven 10y
Big Tom" Reynolds, a former knight
| of the whip of the Overland Mail COM
pany. NextIn line will Ice an imposing
| delegation OF plains" Indians, prom
inent among whom will be- Lone
Feather, fighting chief of the
| Ogallala Sioux, accompanied by
twenty picked braves. all OF whom
were actual participants IN the
MASSACRE or GEN. CUSTER AND COMMAND.
Dr. ". F. Carver and Pawnee Bill,
/ the crack shots of the world; together
with hundred scouts, cowboys, Mex
/ can yaQuerOs and United States cavalry
men-among the latter being Sergeant
/ Charles G. Wagner, sole survivor OF
/ Clusters forces at Little Big ilorn-wlll
/ ride plcturcsquoly attlred IN the Wild
| West pageant. All the scouts, cowboys,
| soldiers and Sioux Indians Will be seen
/ later, under the hIppodrome pavilion,
! in grand, mastery and soui-stlrrlng
/ portrayal of Clusters Last Rally, which
! Is conceded by eminent military author
| ties TO be the most life-like battle
scene ever given at 4 public exhibition.
The fourth section VIII present the
circus celebrities, Adam Forepaugh,
Jr., and his notable array of reason.
! gifted animal actors; Madri Gras sem
satiOns; special features, including
Oriental pageants Illustrative of Cleo
/ patra journeying to meet Mare Antony,
and Lalla Rookh' sdeparture from Delhi.
Following these gorgeous displays viii
come
HUNDREDS OF HANDSOME HORSES,
brass bands galore, richly 'robed pro-
ccssionists, thirty ponderous elephants,
musical wonders. etc.
Vast crowds viii undoubtedly be at
tracted by the parade of the great COM
hlne. Nothing IN the show world has
heretofore been seen that could APP
proach IN magnitude and merit the
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