The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1872-08-07
rw YORK HERALD WEDNESDAY AUGUST l72-w1rB SUPPLEMENT-

rooms during the early part Of the evening, but Q
few strolied out, and one was rudeiy spoken to by
cypriaz near the Grand Central in an insulting way
and ae returned to his d0rmitory. Mrs. Spotted
Tai is the best looking Of the squaws, and wears
Fer hair Ia P0mpadour. She has manifested
desire for a peasant waist dress, the bottom OF
which Is to be gored. She Is also to have fchu,
and has ordered a gorgeous bonnet at the expense
of the Indian Department. This heightened lady is
the mother OF the renowned belle of the Sioux
nation, Miss Spotted Tail, who was adored by the
Grand Duke Alexis and General Phil sheridan
while they were hunting on the Plains. Mrs. Thlgn
If years Oh age aed q her
hair every week. She is Quite ugly, and knows i,
which Is singular thing in woman. MIS- awo
and Mrs. Thigh betrays frantic desire to hang the
spitoon around her neck by cord. SpOt,l s an
is six feet two inches in height and very hanusoey
yesterday afternoon Mr.. No Flesh took walk down
While on his his i travels he stepped into oyster
saloon ~ basement directly opposite she nrnhs
for the first .' time in his e two and drank
q similar number OF mugs Of scotch ale. o., On
T re- BECAME his dealny sick and had 70
taken his bed No etb more ye, soS ms9
@as n 1Sl into taking ride up ana down the
grand elevator, and as he had never been on one
a Dy SenS es These wss the
only casualties Two supporters Of tax admins
tration called upon Spotted Tall, ana assured MN
that North Carolina had been carried for the re-
publicans by a majority OF 1000, ana that there
was radical gain Of twentysix in carrtIck
county. Spotted Tail manifested no concern at this
and better looking and taller than the ogallas who
removed. On their way nom Fort Laramie vic
e% ag and snf Mrs. TAN took
In the surf IN company With ner spouse ana Mrs
roers Ms er Sao ike nV
damsel from Chestnut street. That same day the
entire delegation Of twenty lone took bath IN the
the Bruies viii visit 4, T. stewards store, the
surance Building, the Central PARK, and in the
evening public meeting will be held by them at
''The Little Church around the Corner"--under the
auspices Of the Episcopal Board q Missions
Yesterday the Indians spent most Of their time
frantic eagerness, as II they were in the woods
Whenever q lone Indian heard the ben Of the ele.
at the machine as it assembled or descended. Their
room doors are open nearly all the time, and nd
the time to obtain look at the savages When.
ever they feel they are being stared at too much
party Of drunken Germans got into enc Of their
rooms, and after taking some improper liberties
with the Indians they left. The reporter oGtnr
Wicked Bear a tan brave, with q ynalctIye look,
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foot, which nearly burst the panellng through
| Four or five Of the other braves at this feat
"smiled CHASTITY sme," and they oil cried "How!
how !" with deliberate JUNCTION. The Indians yes.
terday at table made great havoc with the green
| corn which was served to them. All the Indians
wear buckskin breeches, with o heavy fringe run
ming down the seams, and have handsome blue and
| red blankets thrown over their shoulders, upon
which various and curious figures are embroidered.
Four or five OF them have their faces partly
painted and wear eagle feathers in their plated
bratds OF hair Two had yellow linen busters, and
three of them wore their figure coored shirts
outside Of their brooches, without any regard for
public proprtety. The HERALD reporter had On In.
terview with Spotted TAIL which was short, sweet
and to the point. Spotted Tail reclined his manly
form on big lounge, and the reporter coming 10
| the rescue, the "talkh began.
REGENERATION do you do, Mr.. Spotted Tail
"Ughl very WELL" responded Spotted Tail.
REpoRrER-what do you think Of the American
people9
SLOTTED TAIL-very great people, very rich, much
money, big ships, big hotel. was here two years
ago. ] will go home and tell my people, great
many Sioux, to come here and see great deal Of
money, great deal OF work. Ny people want land
In Dakota, Sioux farms and big schools like white
people. Ny people poor; we want to work. 1will
go home and tell them to work on farms. Good
~ On Saturday the Indians will leave for SC. Louis.
aney nave been granted reservation OF land Glty
miies northeast OF Laramie by President Grant.