Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1895-07-19
CIRCUS IN THE CITY TODAY
The Wallace Show People GIYa a
Splendid Parade This Forenoon,
Many Pine Horses, An Excellent
mcnngerie anu Numurou, other
Attractions-A two DaSs'
Program.

The Wallace olrcus arrived In this
city over tue Rio Gfando Western al
an early hour this morning and pro.
cevded at onop TO transfer lie ,tlects-
and they were numerous and wonder,
lui-lo the Pioneer square, where II
soon erected u village Of canvass tent,
that covered tho greater portion OF the
ten-acfu block.
The show, which take first rank
among the big oircuses Of Amerlcs,
travels Ia trains OF special clustfuc.
;ion. Several ongiues were required
to bring them over the mountains into
Utah. Four hundred employees arc
provided for Ia Pullman HleeperS aud
dining cars anu about 800 horses are
used In the show. The parade and a
visit u tho tented stables proved that
they were worry fine specimens Of the
equine rnce-all things considered the
best ever brought here by any circus.
The parade started oil promptly at
10 c'clOok and passed over tho princi.
pal streets Of tie city and was wit.
messed by thousands Of people. 1t wa,
a splendid pagent from beginning 10
end, there being absolutely Rothing
cheap about II. Tho wagons were
painted rel and had an abundancs Of
imitation gold and aluminium trim.
ming, all Of the most artistic design.
Aauy OF tho animal cages were open
aud Disclosed han lsOme specimens.
Eight magnificent BLACK horses draw
ing great oonveyanCs Of gildcd trap.
pings leu tho procession anu the same
number Of brautiiul Sh etlnndH brought
ny the rear, attached 10 Gn Egyptiau
chariot, In which ~. the famous
Jnpaue'o troupe which has done such
excellent work throughout the country.
Ihtt1 were several bands In the
pa!EGU, tno Indispensable but nerve
rAspiug etram CalllOpC. Five huge Gle.
phGnth excited the wonder N not tho
admiration Of the little folks, and the
Glow nH IN Hulkiea were captured by "A
gang 81 salt Lake Gewsboys who took
tnom bodily from the procession and
treated Them to a gOOI nAtuted shake
~. All this, presumably, la Tstallig-
ton OF tho manner Ia which Captain
Donovan was handled by ono OF the
cloWEa VI tic circus which visited here
sous w0ek5 ago. II Ii nOI true, how
ever, that DJpoyau was the inst gator
Ui the ail air,
Tho afternoon performance com.
monCed ~ . O'clock. Doors will Opou
again tOnigut at seven while the per
'oTmsnce Will begin ~ eight aud last
two houri and quarter. Tomorrow
morning these viii DO smother
parade ami Ia tho alternoon and
Ht night exhibitions will bs given the
ZANE as thlae today.
IL 10 claimed that there are lot OF
toughs following in too wake OF the
circus and tho warning note sounded
that CitizsBs hsd b, tier not lsave their
houses altogether uuRuRrdod during
tho stay Of tbs show people hero nor
be- out lhte 1t nights in lonely places
Tor fear OF being held up, Knocked
down and robbed, IL Is hut fair, how.
ever, 70 the circus management 10 cav
that they declare that this lAwless OLE
meut hHs absolutely no connection
whatever with the chow aud that they
only follow II for what opportunity n
affords for doing uBdorhRnded work,
depend upon H." said Mr.. Harrison,
the press agent, "wo will give all the
assistance we con TO tue officers In |
oapturu y men Of that character, |
They ato an injury to our business nud
tho lever Of thom there are the hetter |
we are oil. Tho way We usually deal
with them Ia TO send some OF the
stTongcsI msn out that we have IN our |
employ AID have them beaten within |
an men OF their lives and make th,m |
ptOnifo they will follow US no further,
That II about the only efiectusI way
w have VI gUtiing rid VI them"