The Atlanta constitution. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1885-19??, 1895-08-12
Buffalo Bill VIII Come.

the exposition. Many visitors desire TO
come from those countries and reduced
rates will bring them.
Buffalo Bill VIII Come.
Syracuse, n. Y, August 4.--(Special.)-
Buffalo Blls wild west show is to be one
of the permanent attractions of the Cotton
States and International exposition at At
lanta.
This was decided at the Yates hotel in
this city this afternoon, where there was
n sort of counsel of war and harvest nome
when the magnates from Buffalo Bits
wild west, Barnum IL Baileys CIR
Gus and Black America came together and
compared notes and made plans Tor the
remainder of the season.
Among those present were Major John
Burke Colonel w. Il. Cody, James a.
Bailey, Nat Salisbury, w. IL. Gardiner,
Louis Cook, Michael Coyle and Joseph Nc
Adam.
Major Burke, advance manager of Buff
falo Bits wild west. had just returned
from Atlanta, where he has been to COM
plete the prelminaries of an agreement
with the exposition people, and after the
CONGRATULATIONS and business of the three
big shows had been completed, Major burke
laid his plans before Messrs. Cody. Baliey
and Salisbury, and after a brief consulta-
ton it was decided TO accept the TERMS Va
the exposition managers.
Major Burke says that the Wlld west
will be permanently established at the en-
position and give exactly the same snow
as at the worlds fair, the queen Jupilee
and the Paris exposition.
Here's BaIIou Again.
New York. August 4.-Wilam Hosea Bal
Ion. president of the American Humane AS
sociation, has sent the following letter TO
the secretary of the treasury:
cit is announced that ten bulls have been
sent from the City of Mexico to the Attain
ia exposition for the purpose OF giving
exhibitions Of bull fights l am informed
by counsel that my appeal TO the president
from your departments decision, adll1'-
ting these bulls, acts as a stay. lou
should therefore. hold the bulls at the
frontier port of entry pending the decision
of the president. Inasmuch as your Ne-
cision has had the effect of eucouraSlhs
the importation of bulls ana as the pun
fights are being announced in various quar-
tiers OF the country in consequence, l have
no reason to believe that the president
will uphold your decision. which was
msccnstruction of section or the tariff
law which in effect, seeks 20 exclude all
things of immoral l-e. Certainly, II you
admit the bulls pending the decision Of
the president, l am of the opinion that
you will be liable to Impeachment at the
next session OF congress under the stat
| utes."
Read This, William Hosiery.
New York, August IA city of Mexico
special says that party of Tehuantepec
Indians has been secured for the Cotton
States and International exposition.
one hundred bulls have been contracted
| for i'm case so many should be needed
| The HaEcpbeclS Arena Company.
s. Honhemer. ,portly, energetic and
| good humO.ed, who knows more about
| lions. tigers. bears and other terocious
beasts than ne does about most other
! subjects arrived in Atlanta last week.
! Humheimer is president of the Hagen
| beck Arena Company. whose biz menaSe-
| RE of live animals on the Midway at the
| Chicago fair attracted thousands of vist-
| tors and he came to Atlanta to close up
! the contract with the exposition people and
| to give out the contract for the erecting
| of his building. lie aid both during the
| day and left for New York
! The Hagenbeck show is going 10 he
| one Of the wond ms Of the exposition.
/ Yesterday Mr.. Hoffneimer gave OUT ccr-
\ tract for a huge building. with front Ige
/ of $50 feet on the Midway and with seat
! ing capacity OF 25o0 people. In the center
/ is to be a huge cage forty feet square
/ In this the animals Will be turned loose
! with their keepers and some Of the most