The Red Cloud chief., 1880-02-19

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sses y tutkyssA ~ ~ as~sst~l STATE
nasnt iAA - svvsane In ~ sAy ssnea
q an =. ..s =. isii si.syx-skssrs "a.
sadacniy se>socd. In iesi. On ~
D-ass ~. ~ gsvsa IN sszse at u
,snssk~ss II Hasnk.etdtss "tssszns<
-S~hnzrrwT re~s.s tAss ihsre vNs .
daskrning u the azsi shs-A lasted thfss
hcar~. amer wkkk h AsS Q s~shar
colss, whscA o-~sAssos~d grvss alxyrr-
century tas~r tc< In Juss. tisi.
.sc~rt6rs - ssAnsrrvst he sss
sss s.sin aarhsand. uaA esreais as
tsndans eN~sss uyua ssssre. Hers ths
eSss~ k cxSfy kssnd In Juns . tAsse
~as { tad estspv. IA whs~h th~ ns..a's
shadow ,rsrere< N ~pssinens al Ea
rope from Holland 90 sh. Crim~s. The
eclipse was tssAl In this countfy N~
s~--a The eoAas ef Cumberland and
Ycrkshtss.
Errnaa refefs ~ . sss dAsAsssnx on
February Is, iioe, sh~h vss ssem-
panied by mcsarors, asd we RCD IN the
cometoyraphIes that on the s,h-or, o..
cording to others. on the 5sh "a fehrs-
nv. N this yvar. . star wss s~~a sfuia
the third 81 TIE sfnsk hour of the day.
which was distant frurs thr sss "caiy .
foo, and \ hail. Matthew Paris and
Matthew of Westminster. term this ssr
Q comet, and ~e mas TAXA 10 20 have
been the anne, whkA. izssrtn thr sams
,nonsh,p was sbsssysA in China under
shc sign ffsccs, snd whieh ., ems nss's
wss Supposed is ~ hents~i With The
great comet of issoi this body. bow.
would not sfT~sr In have been
sufficiently neat the earth, and cyen "n
the assumrsioa u . dsus~r eofisausA,n
than usual with comets. Ia seeosfat
Tor q diminatpn Il tho solar rays
by lie intervention. On the iast
day II February, 1906, according to =
writer. there wAs complete
darkness for sin honfs. In i3ti, Ave
months after the Mongol hattie 81 Leg
the san was ~ obscurcd that The
dsrkoea. hsramc ~ great that the stars
were seen q, the ninth haux abca, Mich
aclmas. 10 this case. agAip, the dark
ness referred IA wa v0dSshteily due
In the total eclipse ~ Oc;obey 8, cf
hieh Prof. Sehispareiii has ccllected |
a full account from the Italian writers.
ia i61s, froa, April yS23. Keep
Ter relates. ON the authority of Comma.
=. the sun appeared a. though suffused
with blood. and many stars werr via- !
BILE at nccn-day." Schnsrrcr thought
this phenomenon was what the Ger.
mans eau a nohrnafeh." noesith-
standing the visibility Of the stars.
From the aipve bsirf SUMMARIZED vhss
have been considered sun darkening.,
see that In several cases Oh. dimi-
ot light has been due Ia the or
effecu Of . total eclipse. while
Il Is clear that there are no grounds In
The hisssficd cyi6es0 Etpr asy prwisc-
ion Of = period Of darkpess. The nerv-
Dns In these matters, and IL would
really appear that such exist, may take
therefrem.-katarc.