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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1870-06-16
THE CHINESE IN MASSACHUSETTS,

NORTH ADAMS June 15.-The Chinese emf
grants did not begin work to-day, it having been found
necessary allow them spend another day in prepare
lions for making themselves comfortable. They are
already busy learning to speak, read and write the En-
glsh language, dozen cr0wdng around any who ia
willing 10 teach them Some have already learned the
alphabet since reaching Massachusetts, Manufacturers
from other parts OF the country already beginning to
arrive 10 inspect the new Importation and large
shirt manufacturer from NewJersey declares his nte
ton TO bring "a company OF one hundred Cinnamon
at once to stock his factory The Chinese foreman has
visited principal shops Of the village to-day making
purchases for his men, and has not been moesed The
Crispins have contented themselves with warning and
attempting bride the shoemaker from Springfield who
is engaged 10 teach the hands, but he proof
both threats and bribery No open violence seriously
apprehended but Mr.. Sampson thinks 1t necessary to
guard his buildings after nightfa to prevent incen-
i.risI
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1870-06-16
TFIFGRAPHIC NOTES.

AT the evening session Of the United States
Senate YESTERDAY the House bill authorizing the construction u bridge
over the Niagara River, at Buffalo, passed
THE South Branch of the Kansas Pacific Rail-
completed 1874 miles from junction City extending about
half mile into the Cherokee Nstos domain
THE Directors of the Central Pacific Railroad
the completion Of the California and Oregon Rail-
line and also the work Of the San Joa
GUN Valley kosd
THE International Convention of the Young
Christian Association will Indianapolis WeinesaT
have been made excursion 70 Mammoth Cave
LIN the Massachusetts, Senate, yesterday, the
amendnsn Of Mr. Ladd inung the Attorney General
against the gners Of the bond Tor o. criminal
the persons aecui Of fraud in the Hartford and Bre
manAs cement votel down. Nays, 49, Yeas, IL
THE Delaware and Hudson Canal Company
Yesterday opened Cherry Valley Sharon Albany the Al
bany and susushAnna Railroad with excursion from Albany sharon
Springs and Cherry Veey AT the latter pho pAe music and
the Inequalities eItendd TO Inc visitors
AT meeting of the stockholders of the Missouri
AMI Louis Lawrence and Denver Road and branch
Mo- unanimously raiike The former rad cutoff between
Plr1sAn HILL No. and whsh viii the dis
Denver about 20 miles and give 81 Louis shorter route to
Southern kAnsAS
" The Pennsylvania Grand Lodge Of Good Tenn
have elected thr following Grand officer fo1h ensuing e g. W.
g. r. b. Bend County q. W G. J. p,
TAYLOR Warren g. W v F. hs Annie Johnston Philadelphia o. W.
h L. Ellen Wright Lancaster The n.rt session Of the Grand
Lodg. will be beli in Ehe, IA, June, id1l
-. Gov Holden Of South Carolina has issued an
military div Of thu STATE for The formation
for active service 10 BE- male Of Nhe
they be- oA ned and not then sill BE- enlist
apart special S""-r u inmate each regiment
4 b~ ssdkf .
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1870-06-16
MISCELLANEOUS GABLE DISPATCHES.


The iron trade in England is just now
extremely active
The Rev. Thomas Luby, Mathematician
Of Trinity College, Dublin died in that city on Tuesday
49,. According to official advices from Pesth,
the grain crops in Eastern Europe promise satisfactory
harvest
In consequence of the drOuth the prices
OF breadstufs III France have advanced in an alarming
manner.
49,. The elections throughout the Danubian
PrHcpaites have generally resulted in favor Oh the
anti Muscoyite party.
The sentence of the assassins of Count
DArenberg of the Austrian Legation at 81 PetersDllIS
has been modified. They will be exled to Siberia
49,. The Directors of the Monarch Insurance
Company Of London, England, which failed recently,
have been committed for trial on charges Of fraud
. The miniature steamer City of Ragusa, 1T
appears ashore the coast OF Ireland and was dam
aged she has put into queenstown for repairs ana VII
soon sail again for New-iork
THE political complexion of the Now
Chamber OF GUM is about the same as that OF the st
house, and material change expected in consequent
The Catholic ticket generally elected
THE English Flying Squadron, Admiral
Horribly left Victoria VaAcouyers Island, on May 2s, for
the Sandwich Islands, Valparaiso, Falkland Islands and
home. Tie Chary bdis accompanied the fleet.
THE Princes of Orleans have advanced
COO 600 francs to purchase the Gallo Roman Amphtheater
which was recently discovered in the Rue Monge, in
Paris The Government had previously refused to buy It,
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FRANCE.
THE ST. GOTHARD ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS NOM
| INATIONs-TRIAL OF THE ALLEGED PLOT

INATIoNs-TRIAL OF THE ALLEGED PLOT
TIERS. $500
PARIS, Wednesday, June IS, 1870.
Yesterday there was meeting Of the men,
bers Of the Left Center party in the Corps Legsla
called to take action the subject OF the St. Gothard
Railroad After interchange of views 1t was decided
not TO oppose the construction OF the work. which the
Joint undertaking OF Prussia Baden, switzerland, ana
Bavaria but to request that the French Government
also take an interest in the railway.
The Journal O1icie this morning contains the follow
ing nominations: ViscOunt GuerOnnere, ambassador to
Constantinople replace Bouree made Senator; Count
Armand ambassador to Lisbon, to replace the Marquis
dc Monthol0n made Senator; j. Berthemy, ambassador
at Brussels NJ. Provost Paradol, ambassador at wash
ington NJ. Beonet Secretary Of Embassy OF the sec
ond class at Washing TO replace the Count de Faver
nav who is made Chief Of Cabinet to the Minister OF
Foreign Affairs and NJ De Normand, Secretary OF the
Embassy of the third class at Washington.
The Journal Orfcel also contains decree summoning
before the High Court Of Justice, the accused in the
affair OF the plot against the nation and the life OF the
Emperor, and cOnvoking the High Court OF Justice IN
the town of Blois on the 18th day Of July.
The condition OF the EmperOrs health has drepressing
effect on the Bourse.
The son NJ Labouaye who report said was to go to
Washington been appointed Secretary OF Legation at
Brussels.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1870-06-16
Japan AND CHINA.

VIOLENT EARTHQUAKES IN JAPAN-sEvERAL
VILLAGES observation-disclosures PHENOME-
NON AT sEA-A MONUMENT TO THE ONEIDA
VICTIMS.
SAN Francisco, June 14-The steamship
Great Republic from Hong Kong May IL and Yokohama
May a. arrived to-day.
violent earthquake had occurred in Japan-the &C.
yeres since the great earthquake in 1885, The accounts
OF the disaster meager but 1t rs reported that several
villages were destroyed.
The great volcano OF Asamayama in the interior Of the
Island Of Nippon, which had been quiet for centuries Is
In violent eruption. accompanied by frequent earth
quakes destroying villages in that vicinity and causing
terror among the inhabitants Of the Province.
The captain of the bark Benefactress reports having
observed an active volcano at sea- 400 miles from foko-
hama Some portions u the crater above the water
and clouds Of steam were Issuing therefrom FROM the
deck OF the vessel the water around the volcano aP
peared TO be In boiling condition.
The officers Of die United States squadron On the AAi
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CUBA.
AN APPEAL FOR AID FOR THE WOMEN AND
CHILDREN OF TIE SUFFERING PATRIOTS.

AN APPEAL FOR AID FOR THE WOMEN AND
CHILDREN OF THE SUFFERING PATRIOTS.
The following appeal for the suffering peo-
pie Of Cuba has signed by than 30 Of the wives
OF United States Senators and Representatives at WASH
ington, including Mrs. Pomeroy, Mrs. Henry Wilson,
Mrs. John A. Logan, and many others:
strong, touching cry for help comes to us from our
sisters amid the furnace fires OF raging in
Cuba They cannot they do not, appeal to us in valn
for have all drunk Of the same bitter cup Ihelr
naked shall be clothed and their sick shall nave med-
cnes BY OF the superior number OF their enc
emes the close blockade Of all their ports and the long
continuance OF their struggle the women and children,
as well as the aged among the patriots have been re-
dnced to want and suffering Of the sores kind, as has
been forth by Gems Jordan Quesada, and others.
Can refuse helping hand IN this their hour OF need
All nations have their day Of trial Cuba Is now passing
her fiery ordeal Let not forget that when our fore
fathers in l776 struggling for independence gen
erous hands extended and noble lives sacrificed In
their behalf Let us pay part Of the debt Of treasure
and of blood timely offered in that hour OF need All
can hepsome with money, some with drafts from ther
wardrobes and all by soliciting contributions, in some
form, from their neighbors.
Justice, Liberty and Humanity demand the cordial co
operation OF all who American and Christian In Dehalr
of the sufferers OF young sister Cuba 1t is under
stood that depots for the reception OF goods VIII DC
opened in New-York by the organization soon to be
effected there and which will be followed 1t is hoped, by
similar ones all over the country
Washington May ~. 1870.
CALL FOR PUBLIC MEETING.
NEw-YoRK, June Is,
Tn resnonse 70 the above appeal the ladies OF New
York are cordially invited to attend meeting 10 be held
in the parlors of the Fifth Avenue Hotel Oh Thursday
the 10th inst at O'Clock D. m, To effect organization
carrying out this great humane work OF charity.
Mrs. j. J. Roo.eyet. Mrs W Gerard, Mrs James rH'on,
Mrs 7. G. Doremus, Mrs G. NJ. Coas Mrs q hears
Mrs Lucan Is Chase Mrs George Wood, Mrs Arr stanton
Mn Thomas Mason Alice Careg, Mfs. Murray Young
Mrs n. H. Decker Mss Phoebe Carey, Ms ten 3atsana,
Mrs NJ. N. Caleb, Mrs Geo. g. Barrett, Mrs. Gen. jordan
Mrs Saml G. Courtney Mn. 4. g. Phelps, Abranehe,
Mr., r. II. Drake Mrs X. g. VlAyenie Mrs A. stephens
Mrs C. W. Grswok. Mrs II. Peters Gray Mira Bctenhaner,
Mr. fsohL w. Pearsoll hrs NJ Mayorga, hra T. Medina
Mrs Ra ph Mead, jr, Mn G. q. Lambert,
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THE GRAND ENCAMPMENT OF KNIGHTS TEN
| PLAR.

WnLIAMsPoRT, Penn, June 15.-GOv. Geary
arrived here last evening The weather has alternaed
between sunshine and rain during the day. The follow
ing Communicates arrived last night: No. OF Emira
MY; Delaware of Port Jeryis, N, " and Cyrene NO. "a
OF Columbia Penn. Among the visiting Sir knights Is
Sir f. O. Weise. L. c. OF Ivanhoe COmmandeTy, Borden
town, N j. Gov. John w. Geary and Robert A. Lamb
ton, esq, Grand Master OF Pennsylvania, were
detailed as Aids TO Grand Commander Hop,
kins Twenty-six Communicates have arrived and
report iiOO men, with IL bands numbering $50 instru
nents The parade tomorrow bids fair ~ be the most
brilliant that ever took place in this section OF tht State
and thousands Of strangers are here TO witness It, The
meetings OF the Grand COmmandery held In the Asy
um on the camp grounds at which the usual business Is
transacted. Right +. q. C., j. IL Hopkins, today de-
lvered his valedictOry address, which was
able, eloquent, and entertaining, giving an account
Of the work Of the past year. The cleo
ton OF Grand Officers took place this morning.
with the following results H. f., Sir ii. Is. Mexican Of
TOwanda; g. C., " l.. Sir Charles NJ Howell, Lancaster
ID. g. C., V. l.. Sir Abraham Miller, Easton; g. g., V. f.
sir Fitz James Evans, York. q. C. g. v. E Sir Rev JO
seph 5. Evans, Westchgstcr; q. p V. Il. Sir Nathan
Smith Philadolp hia g. :. w. v T. Sir Peter G. shdle
Pittsburgh &. J. W. " f. Sir NJ Richard Mucklc, Pbila
delpha G. T. ". h. Sir Alfred Creigh, Washington. The
appointment Of the subordinate Ortrn Viii take place
after the installation.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1870-06-16
CRIMES AND CAsUALTIEs-BY TELEGRAPH.

1.-The ship Alaska, from Shanghai, China, for
vetos has been hundred and y days given
up for lost
IA fire at Platteville, Wis., on Sunday DESTROYED
House the hank building Of Isaac Heges Mr. Arthur
store and rsidence- The loss 10 tl5.O00
IA young man named Flanders at Danbury
attempted outrage the daughter Of Joseph Chase
arrested before he accomplished his purpose
....0n Tuesday, Q row, boat, containing ID. Al
Albert Baker Mis- Maggie Cade and lady
capsised the schuk the Fails
Bridge Almond the On saved The bodies
covered.
~ H. Holden, who figured in st. Louis some
months hganis, and sho has represented Ne-York life
kansa City for time
city Tuesday charged with forging papers, upon which V reosyed
q NJ
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1870-06-16
THE CINCINNATI sAENGERFEsT.

CINCINNATI, June 15.-The great meeting of
the North American saengerbund opened to-day
in successful manner. The procession was large
and quite attractive and consumed hour in passing
a point. The distinguishing feature was the splendid
display OF banners, which has scarcely been
equalcd in Cincinnati. The line was more than
three miles long. A large number Of stores and
manufactures closed during the passing Of the
procession The houses In almost all parts OF the city
were less decorated but the line Of march
extensive display had been made An immense arch
erected over Fourth-st., near Pixies Opera Hall.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1870-06-16
THE INDIANS.

WAR PARTY RUN DOWN BY A LOCOMOTIVE.
CHEYENNE, w. T., June 15.-The passenger
train bound East last night into squad of mounted
Indians coming round curve three miles east Of Ogal-
ala Several shots fired by the Indians some OF
them taking effect in the cab Sixteen horses were killed
by the engine. one hurt the train, nor was
the train damaged. Robes bows and arrows &c, were
found this morning Companies OF cavalry stationed al
Ogallala in close pursuit OF the Indiana
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1870-06-16
GENERAL PRESS DIsPATCH.l

The State Department to-day received dispatches from
Minister Motley, at London principally IN relation 10
Of converts to Christianity In Japan The
British French and PTussian Governments are In ae-
cord with our in inerpOsing their good Offices Tor
te protection Of those Christians. They viii exert their
moral power TO this end Force cannot be used as no
treaty obligations violated IL appears the japanese
opposon Is not because the converts Christians but
because 1t is feared the the prOfessed faith Will render
them disOyal TO their Government.
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PERSONALITIES BY TELEGRAPH.

THE Hon. Thomas d. Elliott died at his resi-
denoe, In Nes Bedford, Mass on Sunday.
William Faxon. late Assistant Secretary of the
Navy arrived In Hartford yesienaJ after years absence Europe
90. Daniel Mcfarland is in Madison, Wis. He
protested friend yesterday that be not AMI neAd been
Moses Wingate Of Haverhill, Mass whose
death peAiur,y amounted s week died yesterday aged
years and months,
The Hon. A. Campbell left Ottawa, Canada,
yessrs mission hnglapd V the -ho fenAn bunsss
fUf, tb. lnUsriAl suthartsA
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NETWORK, THURSDAY, JUNE 49, 1870

attic station have decided to erect monument 10 the
memory Of the victims Of the Oneida disaster. ,-,-
The Japanese Government have granted PERMISSION
for the establishment OF school for the mstruc.oh VI
native youths in foreign languages and naval ana n
tary tactics The japanese troops are now drilled on tno
European system. .-,
Gen. Legendne, U. 8. Consul at Annoy was seriously
i'll. The American Minister at Pekn assumed the duties
OF his office on the GOTH OF April.
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ROME,
!; OF THE AVAILABILITY

PROBABLE ADOPTION OF THE AVAILABILITY
DOGMA.
LONDON Wednesday, June 10, 1870.
Dispatches from Rome leave no doubt of the
adoption by the Ecumencal Council of the Dogma Of
Infalliblty, proposed to the Council including the
Anathema clause.
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GERMANY.
.RRIAGE.

ARRANGEMENTS FOR ROYAL MARRIAGE.
LONDON Wednesday, June 10, 1870.
1t is said that the Emperor of Russia and the
King OF Prussia have met at Ems to arrange marriage
between Prince Vadner the second Of the Car, and
q Prussian Princess.
The Princess Victoria, wife of the Crown Prince, has
given birth to a daughter.
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AUSTRIA.
NoN-sRCTARIAN SCHOOLS.


VIENNA Wednesday, June is, 1870
A convention of German teachers, now in
session. have adopted resolution favOrng the exclusion
OF doctrlna religion from the schools and the retention
OF natural religion.
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FOREIGN NEWS.
GREAT BRITAIN.

GREAT BRITAIN.
PROCEEDINGS IN PARLIAMENT-DERATE on THE
IRISH LAND BILL IN THE HOUSE OF LORDS
THE REVISION OF THE BIBLE.
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VOL XXX~.~N" 9,l0S.
WASHINGTON.

CONTINUATION OF THE DEBATE ON CUBAN AZ
FAIRs-SPEECHES OF GEMS. BUTLER AND
LOGAN-A VOTE TO BE TAKEN TO-DAY
PASSAGE OF THIS SUBSTITUTE FOR THE CUR
RENCY BILL IN THE HOUSE-THE ULTIMATE
uHFEAT OF THE MEASURE PROBABLE.
IBY TELEGRAPH TO THE TMBUNB.I
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poets. am satisfied that the solution Of this difficulty
may be safely left TO time The revelation favor OF
polygamy was undoubtedly promulgated to hasten the
increase Of population at time when the accessons by
immigration were scanty and costly and when the poe
sibty OF Utah being overaken by the the coun
try seemed very remote The people who accepted aud
practiced supposed they free so and is
surely both mpolitic and uncharabe now 20 yst them
with law which would disgrace 81 many women and
children.
tried to ascertain the extent to which pofygamy
practced, and also the proportion Of the tho
children born in it. The estimates varied
IS cent OF the married population, while the general
impression that the ratio Of male births is
about the same as In monogamic marriages. II tho
latter be fact however, 1t proves nothing. Polygamy
Is condemned by the Intelligent instinct OF the race and
the history OF the nations which have allowed IT, The
question is social not religious and herein the Mormons
have made the same mistake many of their opponents
I believe that the number Of poygamic unions will
diminish henceforh in Utah, and that the system will
gradually die out, without revelation dis
continuing 1t, from Brigham Young.
Later In the day, fortunate enough TO meet
Mr.. Godbe, Mr.. Harrison, and Elder Lyman, who are
associated in the new movement, of which you have
already heard. They are all men Of much intelligence
and manifest the greatest earnesness and faith in their
reform-for such seems to be. The former gentle.
men were entirely frank in their communications to me-
and their explanations made plain the stand which they
have taken.
They profess to be followers OF Joseph Smith and n
preach Mormon truth as he taught IT, claiming that
Brigham Young has practically perverted many of
Smiths doctrines Thus they believe In the continuance
OF revelation but assert the freedom OF the individual
conscience TO accept reject IL; they selieye that
Religion 10 universal. and that all founders oi er,eds
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1870-06-06

This favorite and celebrated WATERING
PLACE Is now in complete order for the recep-
$50 Some Imports improvements have been added
toSthe buildings since the establishment passed
into the handsof the present proprietor, and It Is
his purpose to keep 1t In a style not surpassed
anywhere In Virginia. ~ 5-ytIfv
The remarkable medicinal and curative power
of the water is well known to The medical profes-
sion and to the springs going public. AS an AL.
TERATIVE, AIDIFFuSfVEy STIMULANT and
IONIC, there Is no known mineral water equal
tOsit. In all apGmic conditions OF the system and
brokcn-down states of the constitution, loss OF
appetite, and general nervous proslatlon, Its
powers and virtue rs 4 restorative may be safely
pronounced to be withOnta known rival amongst
the mineral waters Of the world t,s,. :, !.
ghey are especially indicated In the whole class
Of ailments peculiar to the female constitution. yy
T. Ghc proprietor Will have provided for the lawns
and ballroom first class band of music and
In: general all the sources Of amusement and re-
creation usually found at our best summer resorts
VIII be at ths command Of the guests at !" ROCK
BRIDGE ALUM 3:7rIl{
=, The place Is within eleven to thirteen hours OF
Richmond, Washington, Baltimore, &C., by rail ;
all In daylight. Passengers leave the cars OF the
Chesapeake and ohio railroad at Goshen depot,
and new, and elegant etage-c0aches, passing ra-
pidly over smooth and level road of only eight
miles set down the visitors at the springs to tea.
( TELEGRAPH office In the hotel.
2 JAMES A. FRAZIER. Proprietor.
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/. 4 ! .'lr-.h- W. ShoDbS, AiuSpSS'
GRUBBS d WILLIAMS, AuctiOnecrs.
& nv 10 -2t8wtJci.EtdtL ls.ats.-s w. a...' 1
VALUABLE FACTORY, MILLS, &c

VALUABLE FACTORY, MILLS, &c.
" FOR SALE..By virtue Of a deed Of trust exc
by on ahe lss AR
dersigned for the be6ets Of 9: 6: snyder's admin
SEXT before the front door of the courthouse
In Charlottesville, sell all his Interest I'm the
UNION MILLS MANUFACTURING COM
DIED lI "A And NINETY A ores OF LAND, lying
Of Excellent exc quality fourteen miles from Char
lottesviile, five miles from Keswick depot, on the
Chesapeake and; Ohio railroad, and within about
road to Rfchmond, sixty miles from Richmond,
with good horse-boat navigation to same by the
| There is On the land q large BRICK FACTORY
e.. stories high and
new and ofimpfoved style, having been purchased
S' hiso sns LAT nhnGE MILL, wita necessary ma
Of grinding co. 900 or 10000 bushels OF wheat per
annum, with line Theat-gr {T country con,
MILL Also, TANY Ard and BIACKsDdITH's
SHOP Also. GOOD ST0REHSgSE q, for I mer-
chandise. Also, C0MMoDIoUsDWELL ING
HOUSE for proprietor, with comfortable OUT
HOUSES. Also, houses:sufRcient for the accom-
modation.of some one hundred CT more operatives.
TIP rs iSr Te dam
on the. most approved and durable plali-nearly
ncw-constructed by the Riyanna Company at a
'g FERNS The deed reGuires all cash. hut we are
bs =
balance In one and two years bonds with up
proved security, bearing Interest from date for
deferred payments and deed Of tr9st being re-
to be unqucstionabIy good, but acting as trustees
we shall convey with special warranty. sf.t., !.
tx, R 4 IL M saEPaGhb, Trustees.
my a-2taWtd -----.---
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A friend OF ours, says an exchange, who
took trip to California, said that he was
rot afraid of the Indians, because he be-
longed to the Benevolent Order OF Red Men,
and knew all the passwords and Yinks, and
the fgurative language and things, and no
savage was going to touch him, Initiated
and fixed up in regatta as he was. He had
not gone more than hundred miles from
Omaha before band Of Indians came at
him and scooped him up. He took the
chief aside and whispered the passwor
In his car and. gave him the. grip
twenty-six times on both hands, and made
some observations about s'fifth moons"
and {. happy hunting grounds" The chief
replied in a fraternal manner by tomahawk-
ing him and jobbing his butcher knife into
his vitals. Our friend remarked that these
ceremonies were not observed in his Lodge !;
but the chief wanted to show him all the
Deculiarities of the western system, so he
scalped him and chopped of his nose, and
was abont to build bonfire on his stomach
when some soldiers arrived and rescued
him. He is now the bald-headedest Red
Man this side of the Pacific ocean, and you
never saw a person so disguised with secret
societies and Indian poetry. He is goingto
sue his Lodge for passing counterfeit grip
on him, and for damage done by loss of his
hair. 80 2 %lh g 80. 90