The Red Cloud chief., 1881-08-04
rhe-.aSSs maj.

7ssss.hsnsae h.
The ~ N%s0.saoss 8.
young lads R~usnessned
for the seasS so Of
bcrs were adm
membership wers~
mittee on resolutions
pcc.ed report. The IN
written on scented papcr>
with violet ink. After the
the evening had been iinisn fnO
Young lady sitting on the ott9ehan sud-
denly exclaimed: e.
..Oh. my! Girls, did You hear ~
NO. What is ftp" said the fod
misses on TIE set,ee in one breath.
WHY, he's resgued'
Resigned to what? Has be been
dangerously sick?" said the Secretary.
NO. no. Can't you understand
He has given up his Senatorship.'
Goodness gracious! Amt thu: too
bad?" 90,
..How much did lie get for ty"
| nucrici the girl with the album in her
lap.
why, you silly thing; you ought to
read the newspapers. Senator Conk-
Ing got dissatisfied with something IN
! Washington, and resigned his Office
INTO the hands Of Governor Cornell.
| there was a misunderstanding between
him and the President about some man
named Rob-Robert -Roberts-Let mo
see. Robinson = No. that ain I it. Oh.
y.s-Robertsou. Dear SUI! They say
The whole country is in a crisis.
-. read all about that said the Pres
sident Of the club. knowingly. sen
ator Conkling and this Robertson had
some kind of a fuss-while they were
tr, ing a lawsuit. Come to think. MI.
ConSling wanted TO give him some IN
structions and Robertson wouldn't hare
il. Then this President appointed Rob.
in New York City
THAT wasn't it," interrupted the
first speaker. The Pres dent told MIR.
Robertson TO stand ut some lock-a
deadlock. they call it-and see that the
canal-b boat captain paid their tolls. The
man who was put out OF a job by Mr..
Robertson getting the situation used to
90 to school with Conkling."
What | want TO know" said ayoung
lady, lis how could the President order
these men around so? Didn't l read in
a paper the other day that Mr.. Conk'
linz was the boss??'
NV sakes, that's funny e~jacGia:ed
the Secretary; 81 heard my brother
say il was a man named Blaine, who
came here from Canada, and wan'ed &c
run the whole country, who caused th'
disturbance. The President made thi'
Blame n present of a cabinet organ. AM
then he eve stopped begging until h'
had got Il who'c set OF furniture, too
That made the other men who don &c
anything jealous"
..What were the guns fired for to
day." a,ked the girls on the set.ee.
s.You see. the Senate helped Robert
son to get this job" answered the frs
speaker. land tie Half breeds wer'
; so Glad they borrowed some cannons.'
: .Who are the Half breeds? In
! dams"
! II am not sure, but | don't thinl
, they are. They must have come her,
when the canal opened
, Girls" exclaimed the President O
> the meet NO. ''do YOU know think tina
| fring was a real battle' | read in Tia
paper last week about the war on iii
u President Isl't it awful"
And | saw how the bonn
, struck
..Oh. those horrid Half breeds!' ejaC
: ulatci five voices nj once.
Yes" continued the President
; land | believe they are going to b
!, commanded by that General Malone
!. who cane to Washington with a re
: shirt on and triel TO scare every body.
= "rm going homc,' family sad tn
Secretary.
!, Let us all co. said the girls on tn
= setter.
l "Oh, | hope we won't meet any Hal!
' brecds."-Ltca (N. W Observer.