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The Red Cloud chief., 1882-02-23
History.

Thirtv-seven wears ago the 2sth Of
last Nav. the first telegraph line was
put in successful operation. over a
single wire between Baltimore and
Washington. There were very many
persons. and among the most intelligent
classes. after the wire was up. who could
not believe an intelligent communic2-
ton could be sent forty miles the di>-
lance between the two cities Senators
and Representatives in Congress de
clared thew could not believe il. and II"
proprietors Of the line undertook -
demonstrate the truth TO them Grave
Senators hesItaied about accepting the
invitation 10 witness the proposed dem
onstration. fearing they might encounter
another moon hoax. Richard Adams
Locke's great moon story beIng then
fresh in recollection. Finally a respect
able number of these wise men Of the
Nation consented 70 b. lockers on. AM
a portion of them were stationed at th-
little telegraph Office at WashinC1oD:
Others went TO Baltimore the other end
of the line. The Baltimore witnesses
went down 20 that city with great re!uci-
ance. Messages were sent and received
between the " cities. and YET n D.
tinruished Senator al the Baltimore end
of the line was incredulous, and declared
he would not believe but the whole
thing was q prearranged scheme cf de-
cepton. unless he could get an answer
10 4 message OF his own from a ceraln
honest gentleman he named The mes
sage was sent 8 peculiar inquiry. and
an appropriate answer was received
d. 1t seems IL must be true, said ths
Senator: butt cannot comprehend Il
Il seemed Ike uasic--Ro1b1s.v ~.
~ Democrat.
The Red Cloud chief., 1882-02-23
Our Young Readers.
DOTvG ORR EEST.

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The Red Cloud chief., 1882-02-23
HUMOROUS.

The most popular inn in South
America i inSurrcction.
Take your time rs the jcwelcr
said to the customer who had forgotten
his chronomctcr.
A sensational report Is called a CA
nard because one canlrdly believe it.
-.Prisoner. have YOU ever been con
victed?" NO. YOUR Honor. ] have
always employed iirSt-cla-S lawycrS.'
Why do Girl, kiss each other. while
bows do not? Because girls hav" moth
ing better TO kiss. and the boys have
Yl(c N.rS.
A Brooklyn man has just found his
sister. from whom he had been scparat-
Cd fifty years. She was the cook in his
boardin2-hou-e. and he recognized her
style of hash.
II know where the dark goes when
morning comes" said little Glare. 1T
gocs down cellar; its dark there all
day Chicago StaRdGrd.
The Marquis of Butte started a daily
pap in Wales, and, after sinking
about Si0O,Oc0 in the concern. shut up
the shop. IS 4 Marquis be j. all right,
but in journalism the Butte i on the
other cg.-PittSJlTyh Telegraph.
Nice lesson for little folks-The
Doc and the Cat are Fighting. J. this
Wrong? Yes. it i very Wrong for the
Doc and Cat to Fight, because they are
not Married. When YOU Grow up. Chill
dren. vou Will see the Point Of this Les
son. hjcIyD PriHI.r.
Mrs. Cleanwell j. what NAV be
called pizen nice. Cleanwell SAYS when
he caught his better half washing OH
the Easter eggs be had paid half a dol
lar apiece for. he became convinced that
there was such 4 thinga a. being too neat.
-B9ston Transcript.
He blew ont his brains after bid
diny his wife roOi-by with I gun.
Erected - the memory Of John Phil
lips. accidentally shot A. 4 mark Of NJ
lection bv his brother "A piano for
sale by a lady about to cross the Chan
nj IN an oak case. with carved legs
DR.. HJdqeon's Errors ~ EHTirzh.
An Undergraduate. under eIamina-
ton At Dublin. was missing question
after question. AZ last the examiner
got i-ritated. and said "I decla1e. ="
GOT 4 dog a, home that could answer
the questions that have been given 10
Won Have YOU really. sir2' SAID
the undergraduate. handy MAY /
ask If YOU would sell him.
II mus: sav that I very much dis
Ike fhi. o-tanta,.ou= furnishing. 70
marked the elderly NJ PTn-le a. -"
looked about her IN the new home q
the Spankin-tons. Now. look atttai
Crca, MISUNDERSTANDING mirror de-
clare | can see nothing beautiful in u
You shouldn't expect impossible
ties. remarked Fog. the villain
An inquisitive old gent yok@d h.
head n a printinz-offce door and
asked: WHO ! i-ad2 The man Al
the wheel answered. Nobody that ]
have heard Of The old gent asked
What i this Grape on the door for
The boss then went out and found tina;
the devil" had hung the ~job-ofice
towel on The door-kno5 while be chased
a lame pigeon up az alley.
- understand you told IN = store
that | wasn't a man 20 be depended
on said Hickenlooper 10 Wiggle~
worth. - they met the other morning
..Taint so" promptly denied Wigge-
worth; what / said Was th.t you were
a tergiversarionist- oh. vel. tha: .
quite another thing" responded Hex
enIooper; I'm much obliged for your
good opinion" and be shook Wiggles
worth warmly BY TIE land and weci
aEav.
The Red Cloud chief., 1882-02-23
They All Laughed.

A man who seemed TO be all legs and
at least seven feet long halted a police
man on Woodward avenue the other day
and excitcdly began:
Il was turning the corner up there
about ten minutes = when / fell
down.
"Yes-fell down." replied the officer.
Has any one 4 right to insult me for
falling DOWN.
No. sir"
"Well. they did insult me-a full
dozen of them. When ] got up one fcl-
low was hanging Ia a lamp-post and
laughing As if he would die. and another
was
"Yes-I see - ha! ha. IN, They
couldn't help tho no, no. it : the
funniest sight in the world
And YOU. too. durn Your buttons
You are laughing because | sprawled on
the pavement
..Y-ves-can't help tho, no, ho"'
You. n public officer. add insult to
injury. do YOU
"No-not that-but-ha. ha, ha. |
can imagine just how You wolloped that
icy spot. It's too funny for-ha. ha
haI'
"Sir. I'll report YOU
Yes. | know. but-ho, no, no.
I'll have You di>miSSed,'
Il know it-of course-but O-o-Oh'
no, no, ho.'
The long-legged man made a rush for
the City Hall and entered the office Of
the Chief of Police just as that gentle
man was laughing at a remark made by
n visitor.
And you've heard of it and are
cackling. too yelled the long-legg' ]
man. with great Indignation, and he
turned and walked ont with his face az
red rs a toy wagon and his legs As stiff
As crowbarS-DttroIt Free Press.
The Red Cloud chief., 1882-02-23
pardop Rut from that time forth he

pardon. But from that time forth he
was politically and socially dead. =
Among the most beautiful, highly
cultured and charming womcn of the
State some thirty wears ago were the
four daughters of a high official who had
the misfortune TO be born klcptomani-
acs. 1t was well known to all the citi-
zens of the town in which they resided
that they had inherited this mania from
their mother, who was 4 constitutional
thief. These girls would take anything
they could lay their hands on, from
mousc-traps to fishing-tacklc. The ac-
guisitionS made in this way Were, III
nine gases out of ten, wholly useless and
worthless TO them. Their father, know
ing this propensity of wife and offspring,
visited the different st~orckeepcrS Of the
town and requested them 10 send the
bill 10 him for any articles they might
miss after visits from the female mem-
bers of his family. There was, there
fore, no particular trouble about the
regulations of these Young ladies untila
new s~torckccpcr came TO town, who, on
receiving the usual intimatlon from their
father, said to some Of his ~nelghbois:
'Klcptomania be hanged; it's nothing
but thiefOmania, and if they were poor
women they would have it thrashed out
of them at the whipping-post. If they
come into my store Ia do any stealing
. I'll have them arrested and whipped as
| quick as if they Ncrc chicken-thieves."
No one believed the fellow would carry
out his threat, but hc did. Two of the
sisters came into his place, and after
they were gone he missed a bundle
of ploves. He followed them up the
street, called a Constable, had them ar
rested. searched, and would have had
them committed To Jail as common
thieves had not bail been promptly Of
fcred by Il score of citizens for their APP
p~carancc 10 answer to the charge at
court. Now BEGAN the tug of war. 1t
was known that if the case came to trial
the Young ladies would be sentenced 10
be whipped, and that this sentence
would not be RENTED by the Governor,
who was one of the sternly righteous
men, who believed his position demand
ed Of him the cXactiOn of the sentence
pronounced by law, save in the case OF
aftcr-diScovrrcd ~cNtcnuating evidence.
The only thing left for the afflicted
father who had already been much inn
povcriShcd through the populations OF
his family, was to buy the prosecutor
off.
This he did, and reduced himself TO
almost absolute want by complying with
the demands msle upon him. The
father never recovered from this public
disgrace,smd died soon after. The
daughters, however, who never seemed
to understand that they had been guilty
of any c%riminality, held up their head:
bravcly, and all married well. Some of
them are living to-day, beloved wives
and good mothers, who, under the very
shadow of the whippingp post, it is said.
get their dry goods and other merchan-
disc in the old fashion, whilst husbands
or SONS pay up, just as their father did.
-HiimingtoH (Dd.J Cor. fattGdclphta
Times
The Red Cloud chief., 1882-02-23

The tide Of Love swelIs in me with such force
II sweeps AWAY all hate and all distrlIst,
AS cddying striws and particles of dust
Are lost 10y some swift river III it, course.
So much ! love my fricrGs, my life. my art,
Each shadow ilics-tne light dispelS the
gloom:
Love Is So fair I find I have no room
For anything less worthy in my heart.
Love i a gem which we can cultivate
To grace and perfume swcctcr than the rose:
Or leave neglected, while our hcart-sDll
grows
Rank with that vile and poison thistlc-hatc.
Love is a Joyous thrush, that we can teach
To sing sweet, lute-likc songs which all may
hear:
Or we can silence him. and tunr the ear
To cav of crows, or To the Vulturc's scrccch.
Love is a feast; and il the guests divide
With all who pass, tho thousands swell the
van.
There shall he food and drink for every
man
The loaycs and fishes will be multiplied.
Love is the guide. look To- heights above,
80 beautiful, so very far away:
Yes. I shall tread their sunlit peaks some
day
Since close In mine | hold the hand Of Love.
Love is the law. But yield to its control,
And thou shalt find all things work for the
best.
Aud, in the calm still heaven Of thy breast,
That God Himself sits talking with thv soul.
T. Wheeler, u Chicago Tribune.
The Red Cloud chief., 1882-02-23
In the Wids-trake CognirT.

Come. Fr.diie. time you <arr IN ID
long ago. -a.i mamma
Don't want N go" rrsi ir't j
wish ! never hal 10 - ~ ri
Bot N a tew mDrneut- F~~t WD snug
" tucked ANA. ETey tA.ax -sN t
and Fred eye b~-aE ~ r- |s-
--lu be heard = !ftle yobrs from on
where. and staret w
Perchef on his knee Was ~ gu@sf
Iit:ls nan he h1i ~ve- - In 90
hand he held \ lpag pa. and This re or
en- thrl., ~ Fred
What ar yoa dalng tia; ~
,-ked Fred To keep yoG a~asT.
aid TIE little dxarf ~i9E2s i " vide
Awake Land. aad 10 one g~s % siseP
here
Fred "a. up il I'D aad looked aa-st
Wa il really Wiie-A~ake LAnds
Neetn't he ever n 20 b-d again. -.
| an glad L. s.t
Thsre we're rany other ooTs and g1ra
in TIN. gseer Ind and mos; OF them
boked vezy unhappy,
.WaE f. rhs na&rIsrT N<~AL
.E.Ls xY r5o Sss ery1as hHc
The Red Cloud chief., 1882-02-23
A Strange Marriage.

A strange marriage occurred IN South
Arkansas. recently. some time ago =
Miss Wampton. a beautiful young lady.
and a wealthy Young farmer named
Rockton. were married. The Young
lady could not have been termed =
=. happy bride" She had never loved
Rockton. and only married him To pleas"
n widowed mother. MY happinc>,
depends upon Thu union, the widow hat
said ..You have always been l duuiu!
child. and | know Won viii not refuse 20
marry a man who 1evotcily loves Won.
You NAV not love him now. my child,
but that deep devotion which i always
the offspring Of kindness VIII make You
happy.
II will obey you," replied the girl,
=. but | do not even liz. Mr. EUcAtun.
There i nothing in sympathy between
Us. He j. wealthy: bat while poverty
ALWAYS brings misery. Vet wealth does
not ALWAYS bring happiness. You know
that | am devoted tn Tom Ru>-mond,
and tina, he J., devoted 70 m" hUt 4 You.
~ my mother. command M, ] will obey.
even though the effort cost me my lie
l. well a. my happiness.
The ceremony was performed. Pale.
and With a settled expression Of despair,
the rirl promised TO love. honor and
obey" Rockton WAS happy. The girl ,
mother had realized a long-cherl-hrd
dream. RoSemond. who would have
been the girl : choice. LETT the neighbour
hood. Rockton and hi~ wife began
keeping house. SlN months aftcrw ard
RoScmond returned an | sent Mr. Rock
ton a note. begging an interview Sh'
showed the note and her answer II H.
fr>aI 10 her husband. He kissed her -
= rcwarr! of fidelity. Rather a thin r.
ward. Rockion Wa, taken sick with
swamp fever. Nwanpf-vrr never trItlcs
with a man feelings. business i
the motto of swamp fever. Napoleon
said that he could take swamp fever,
with chills a. his staff. and whip any
army in the world. Swamp fever place,
a brUnzcd finger on Rocht>n nose and
said: Come" When the sufferer >aw
that he was bound 10 accompany tn,
enemy he called his wife and said
You have been a faithful wife. Nine
women out of ten would have run away
long ago. ! have always known that
Won loved Ruscmond. | have sent fol
him. | want YOU Ia marry him before
die 50 that | can see the happy ccrcmo'
ny"
THAT would not be legal answered
the wife. for | canno marry another
man 81 long rs YOU r living
We'll but | want him here 50 | can
see that the ceremony i performed im'
mcdiatcly after | am dead
Rosemond and a preacher were sent
for, and Ia hurry matters. the wife re-
guc,tcd the messenger I" send for a doc.
tor. They arrived. The doctor looked
at the patient and smiled. Tn" wife
heart lcapcd. She knew that the doc
tor understood his business. RocktoI
gaspcd and motioncd. The marriage
party approached the bed. The doctor
chuckIcd. Rockt"n placed IN" hand,
Of the lovers together and brcathcd
easier. The doctor administered m"dI
cine. The diving man %aSpcd again AM
died. The preacher raised his hand
and the lovers were married. Swamp
fever. in bronzcd victory. sat on thu
brow of the dead man.-LiHc Rock
(.irk.) Gd-CYC.
The Red Cloud chief., 1882-02-23
A Woman StarveS Herself TO Death In
Sixty DAYS.

Miss Chloe Ann Violet. who started
out on a starvation fast under the belief
that she was obeying 4 command of the
Lord on the 9Th of November last. died
At the residence of her mother, on Queen
Street. last night about twelve O'Clock.
having lived without taking food of any
kind for sixty days. The case is remark
able from the fact that il Is the longest
known. There is n Northumberland
ease of a lady of New York State fasting
forty-Seven days, diving at the expiration
of that time. Miss Violet. although
emaciated. retained consciousness and
talked freely, indeed cheerfully. up 10
the time of her death. She was thor
ourhly impressed with the belief that
her time had come. and that the Lord
desired and commanded her TO abstain
from all kinds of food. She believed
further that TO die fasting would be a
safe passport TO Heaven. and the gates
of the Golden City would be thrown
wide open Ia her. but that 10 die in any
other way would be disobedience TO the
command of the Lord, for which she
would have TO suffer in the next world.
For sixty DAYS she cheerfully acted out
this deluSion, her only regret being that
she allowed herself to be induced to
abandon her first attempt. some years
ago. TO starve herself TO death. She
had not taken a particle of food of any
kind since the 9Th of November last; not
even medicines would she take. fearing
that her life might be prolonged there
bv. Her father, Mr.. Robert Violet, died
from an overdose of laudanum. and her
brother, Albert Violet. drowned himself
in the river about ten years ago. Miss
Violet was highly respected by all who
knew her. Every effort. force and per-
suaSion were used to make her give up
her wild purpose, but without success
Alexandria (Td.) Special TO Chicago
Tribune.
The Red Cloud chief., 1882-02-23

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s.Is.. bat there an m 4Jr-sr 30 4
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"a! sr~u tLat A9niyesis us-r .rf:
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PERSONAL iND LITERARY.

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do IN NINE, ne ADDED YOU m'Sh'
a, well lo'A for a Joke IN the '.''N 81
hcNtia'i"h- Il VIZ sNP.t" SUN. -
An"" th"' NlT. summer '.',t' &c" !'A'
about hIN freedom from J"A.h--
-Gynerai Albert Pike WHO'S. 10y the
WAY. IN" highest ranking trc,maSnn IN
the United ~'ates-iS now ScVen'y-i""
years old Ii i stIit so tig"n'l> '""
he ENJOY, i'.i sports VII" - No." "
pleasure - when my N'ar, Az ",
hunted III New N'N''"' i'NS '''1
Arkansas lie i more IMAM siN lex
tall. AMI = benz ou' niue
William ID. Gallagher. a poe; Of gc-
nown in Ohio and h~cntucky. lives on \
small farm ~ P"w"" valley. near
Louisville. GRAY squirrels tri>N IN hl'
do"r-yari. and the ca,-tIri. "a" rcd
bird and tn" oaury lay come To hi|
porrhr> for th"Ir daily hrrit IL was
born IN lhlIIdr!phIa III So MS iA'Hor
bong an freshman Al" HIS m''H'' i
FRIEND
Several paragraphs translated from
Italian Journals have been printed IN
lh' newspapers throughout thu country
commenting on the fact that NI>~ Al'rr
Blaine. daughter of the cN->cvrc'arH,
was travelling alone III Italy. Miss
Alice Blaine i nj home IN i>hnE'"n
The rN-Sccretary has one daughter IN
EUROPE. and she i IN Paris under In"
care 81 Mrs. Morton, VII" ~ IN" Min
lstcr 10 France. The Miss blaine oil
Italy. i, "i course. an imP">'"r-
Regarding Il umo that Thomas
Hughes would not return To the Rugby
colony in tennessee. having severed hI>
connection with the project. the Lts|-
J,sGH says; should Mr.. Hughes m
Iced abandon the enterprise. II would
probably be the last Ntra" Ia this much
lried colony. The position of Rugby i
already sufficiently critical I" calls"
considerable apprehension 70 those m
.ercStcd in her future" The general
zone If this organ Of the colony l. de
spondrnt.
Justice Horace GRAY is not only
earned in the law. but also in literature
and in MANY hranchc, Of science. H.
l. 4 po~jtiyn JUDI. and sometimes an
arbitrary one. \ DISTINGUISHED Ma,-a-
chu>ctts LAWYER wa, once making an Ar
pumrn, before him. and. when stating
r<i>,iuy ruling, on his subject, was per
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The Red Cloud chief., 1882-02-23

The dogs having learned. perhaps
from the wolves, that sheep are good
eating. ii has become necessary now 10
protect the sheep from the dogs Down
in New jersey the farmers use goats fos
that purpose Two goats can drive
away = dozen dogs 4 few doses Of
their peculiar treatment viii cure q dog.
and he leaves the premises without any
nore IFS ~ hu.se
The Red Cloud chief., 1882-02-23

A Connecticut dressmaker has
turned the paniers now in vogue among
the luxurious daughters of fashion to
the service of matchmaking mothers.
Under its ample folds she cOnceals a
steel trap, which. when some curled
darling of fortune Squeezes the waist of
the wearer. catches the squeezing arm
in fiagrante delictu. OF course the vari-
Gus members of the squeezed ones fam
lily pounce in upon the squeezer. and.
unable TO fight or fly, he is forced to pro-
nounce the words which give a right TO
lee sine die.
The Red Cloud chief., 1882-02-23

Steam vessels for whaling have
proved highly profitable The first one
ever sent out from the Pacific Coast was
the Mary and Helen. which cleared last
year enough TO pay her entire cost and
$40. 600 besides. The second venture.
that of the Belvidere. has just come
back from a voyage Of only six months
with $780, 900 worth Of oil above the in
vestment. The great success of these
steamers is likely to revive the business
of whaling.
The Red Cloud chief., 1882-02-23

He fasts enough that has 3 bad
meal.
The Red Cloud chief., 1882-02-23

What loneliness is more lonely than
distrust. George Elliot.