The Red Cloud chief., 1880-10-14

A h-usrhe.s horys IN Moasrel sro<
ted fffy miiss ca . nne-c"aFss. n fOzr
hours and st,y misnsrsL
The saiiaa has - mech fear @s+
s~.ssins:toa ,hs, be kss The locks a he
doors changed oaoss ~sS&
John Fri<hs as thai fur every
hea,hsn eonyrr.ed IN Airs. there - .
chance Ia coavert ers IN En<izad
-Ntne.ssa !eaiFr. Afxhans r P-~
oner. IN India. foaf 81 them eeunE Sos
and five rr.nisoasG Dos; Mshsm zs~d
-wool has b~~a 80 cheap N EariAad
that the Duke II ErAasoa4 coald Kvi
DO hay.rs a: Chksss;sT for the ssecss
o. his famous scck OF Soaihdowsa
while n Le~es M = sn<is sac -as
made.
The New Ea<iant Granite Com
PAM \; Hartford Cona. 10 mskinS =
statue N white Westerly granite IL
/ Alexander Hanlscn. to be givrn b. his
500. John & ussniiton. ~ New York
CITY for Central Park The statue 70
eight fee; high
The bnriAney Of the plane; Jupiter
will be greater il October thaa !; has
been Tor many wears pssI h large
red suss on hi. dzss which made ia APP
pearance in ISIS and which Is = Pus-
Kle - astronomers. t. sthl visible. N
n hoe; 81 Telescopes throughout the
I country are directed 10 this ohjec; IT
Interest.
A brII IN The chime IN tho tower -
( the Protestant Episcopal Church II Low
eli. Mass. bears an inscription which
shows that Il was = giti 81 the late Ole
Bull in 1857. when he appeared In \
concert there 10 raise funds for IS pur-
/ chase. 1, WAS toi!ed half an boar when
the news Il his death wAs received.
Saws 4 writer in the Fs1saaz Il
DO NO; know which il the more .Saspcr-
atinS. an American oma hl'inS Ia
and fro N a rpcking-chair. or a German
woman knitting. knitting. Knitting. un-
al the kneedles seem so many restless
shining imps. ! fancy iha; II requires
very high degrees Oft breeding 10
( enable a woman to ST. still. quite still.
not 10 rock. OF do fancy work. or even
SWAY 4 fan 10 and iru.'
The tirs, coins of the United States
wer. struck with the portrait of Martha
Washington, Mr.. Spencer, who cut
the first die. copying her features in
his medallion. When General Wash
ington saw the COINS he was very
wruth. and before any more were
struck of the features 81 his wife were
altered somewhat and n cap placed on
her head. this being the original of the
present Goddess Of Liberty.
1t is calculated by the advocates 81
a reformed system of spelling that. by
the adoption Of the phonetic rule. there
would be n saving to a writer Of n
hour and twenty minutes IN n day of
eight hours, or 400 hours in a year III
800 DAYS. A saving of twenty per cent
would be effected on the same amount
If literary matter in the London T,HIcs.
and an equal saving in the cost 81 new
books. Over all departments Of En-
glish literature il il calculated thatthere
would be n saving of EIO.0o0 .OO0 IN
nually.
the old cry and SAYS, THE best private
houses would welcome an intelligent.
modest, expert American girl a. house
keeper, COOK. or waitress. would give
her "A secluded home. high wages. n
luxurious table. and, most valuable Il
all. protection. But they invariably
prefer 10 enter mills. To u sewing ma
chimes. or take places ~ unskilled shop
girls on wages that range from two To
four dollars per week; TO lodge in gar
rets and live on starvation fare
A number of the Chinese students
now in the United States will soon he
sent back TO China on account of Of
lenses which they have committed.
Among them is L. T.. Chung. an excel
lent Young man, who was graduated In
the class of 1879 at the Norwich
Comm Free Academy. and who is
dishonorcd for having cut OF his queue.
Woo, the new Commissioner 1T Hart
ford. is very strict, and is conducting
the Chinese schools under the rigid
discipline Of the Empire.
Go TO the ant. though sluggard,
and be WISE" bids fair before long To
gain n new and extended meaning. Sir
John Lubbock long since made known
that the rival Of the thriftless and friy-
olous g~rasshopper not only has a polity
and laws. not only lives in a highly or
ganized society. having slaves and
mich COWS (aphides); but that it boasts
what men and grasshoppcrs alike seem
to have learned To do without. namely.
a religion, worshipping a certain blind
beetle with great reverence and zeal.
Now m another observer and insists
that ants have also a language. the
signs of which are various motions Of
the antennn. The new dialect. il is
averred. can be interpreted and formu-
lated with very little trouble.