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"BUFFALO BILL."

This famous scout and Indian fighter will
arrive on the E & TH, train this morning,
and will with his company be quartered at
the St. George. The grand parade will take
place about noon.

Mr. Cody, of course, is the attraction of
the organization, and it is said he has improved
wonderfully in his acting, acquitting
himself quite artistically now, while there
was once a period when he was not so particularly
great. Ned Buntline's, hero now,
however, is an accomplished actor, who by
experience has climbed high up the dramatic
ladder. His present company is said to be
the best support he has had any season thus
far. Miss Lizzie Fletcher, who will be remembered
favorably by amusement goers of
this city, is Buffalo Bill's principal support,
and the handsome little lady plays her part
acceptably and effectively. Connie Thompson
is a sweet and engaging soubrette and acts
with her accustomed vivacity. Jule Keen,
a star himself of no mean magnitude, is also
with the company. The show is good if all
reports are true, and the house will unquestionably
be packed.