The Red Cloud chief., 1880-04-15

Of which there IRE eight, have 80 -:
dents. the Southern Seminary q Louis
vile. Ky., leading The hA With % stn-
dents.
-Alis Lizzie Smith Il . new eyan-
gelist who has been working IN New
jersey. At Paulsboro about fUfty con-
verts have been coantpd as the result Of
her recent p~sutrNcted efforts.
Mr.. J. d. Sears. the young Boston
millionaire who graduated Il Yals, b 70
give that institution $500 0 with which
TO erect . new gymnasium. The
cause Of education IL certainly ad-
vancing.
An English paper reports that an
Archbishop and two Bishops Of the sect
known - "Old Believers" have been
confined In q Russian fortress for peri
DDS ranging from seventeen 10 twenty
six years, their only offcnse being that
they celebrated religious services ac-
cording to the rites other own faith.
"A dispatch from Rome says t. II
believed Ut the Vatican that many Of
the clergy who left the church ~ Old
Catholics are DESTROYS Of returning.
Instructions have been asked by the
German and Austrian bishops. II wAs
replied that all may be received who
make an explicit declaration Of
submission to the holy see and the
DEGREES Of th1 Vatican Ueumenical
Council.
An English gentleman named Gard
nrr lately left $780, 600 to found q col
lege for the blind. and the Register of
Eton College has supplemented the gift
by the offer of several splendid sites.
One of them is Botham's Hotel, At Salt
Hill, where the Eton Montcm, a bygone
collegiate festival, used 10 be celebrated
with extraordinary eclat. Seventy
coaches had TO change horses daily at
Botham's, which il four miles from
Windsor Castle.
1t IL proposed in certain Methodist
quarters that the number Of Bishops IN
the church be increased. AZ present
there are nine, the limit which has pre-
vailed since 1894, and If nine were need
ed in 1864 it is held that twice that num-
Der are necessary now. But whether
the church can support that number on
the present plan Of work Is another
question. The matter Of a Bishops
travelling expenses Is OF itself q consid-
cradle item. About 1900 miles IL the
average annual travel of q Bishop.
Odds and Ends.
The greatest strike of the day-12
O'Clock.
Trouble can always be borrowed
at low rates.
GOOD deeds pan out better than
good intentions.
Claws and effect: When the farmer
hears the caws and goes forth with his
gun, the crows are likely to see the ef'
feet.
The trouble with the midnight cat
is not SO much hat it can not sing as
that it firmly believes it can.-Chicagc
Inter Ocean.
-"Those also serve who only stand
and weigh it," remarked the young man
whose dnty it was to attend a pair OF
scales.-Steu6enriHe Herald.
The dentist lives from hand to
mouth Boston Transcript. Yes, and
he has a hard pull and must frequently
jaw customers 10 get his Mu.-NcU Or.
teams Pfcayane.
The ballots for ladies who vote at
the mex: election will probably be cut on
the bias or scalloped. 1t will not be q!
all strange If we hear them exclaim
" Her ballot is old-fashiGned; it didn't
look fit to be n."-Huds0n Register.
Mary Anderson, in the play .'Isove,'
cxclaims to the Empress: "I1l deal
with thee as woman deals with womani''
and then she sails in and Jaws her Ma
jesty up hill and down. Oh, you bet
your back hair that Mary acts true to
life.-Boston Post.
WHATS in a nameP" All, VII
liam, you didn't know every thing, that's
certain. Salt a be bought for a few
cents a quart, but call it chloride Of
sodium, and the apothecary will mulci
you to the tune of half q dollar for one
poor scruple.-BOst0n Transcript.
The Elmira Advertiser asks very in.
n~ocently, show could matrimonial
sweets be preserved without q family
jar?" They couldn't, they couldn't!
But the trouble is there are not usually
enough sweets in the average family to
fill one small jar. There's where the
trouble lies.-G owanda Enterprise.