Morning journal and courier., 1883-01-23
Red Cloud.

to Winch at seeing Sne Steamer Horses Hitched Up-Firemen's
 Sliding Act-Vtewfng the Big saAt
 Water for the First Time-Oyster Point
 Oysters-Soda Water and CroSvds-Ne-
 ceptfOn i'm the Evening.
 Red Cloud was the lion of the day agaln yesterday. After breakfast yesterday morn' ing at Professor Marsh's on Prospect street, Professor Marsh took him and his interpret CT, MT. Laramie, to Bowman's photograph gallery. Mr. Bostwick, the professors secre- tary, also accompanied. MT. Bowman took several photographs, one of Red Cloud lnol- vidually, one of Red Cloud and Protessor Marsh shaking hands, Red Cloud extenoing I the peace pipe to the professor, one repre- senting Red Cloud, the professor and MT. Laramie and fourth which lncluoeo all four The operation of taking the pnoto- graphs really interested the Indian cnlef' the photographer as usual accomplishing the happiest results with the camera, ana l making the visit agreeable and interesting. 1 The interpreter communicated the artlst's directions, the latter not being as yet Verseo | in the Sioux yernacular, and Red Cloud, with the sturdy independence indicated on his physiognomy, never having taken the trouble to learn to speak English. The party
 spent about an hour in the gallery, and had
 the field to themselves, having made an ap- pointment for the business on Saturday. Red Cloud gave the camera good looking over. While thus engaged Professor Marsh pro- posed to Red Cloud to have his bust taken. 1fhe interpreter asked him about it. Red Cloud shook his head. Tell him, the pro- lessor said, that all the big chiefs have them, and that want his to put in my museum and will send him one of mine. The chief was obdurate. He didn't care about it. He asked
 what a bust was. The professor said, Tell him Eve man who will do it in five min
 utes All he has to do is to keep very still
 while they put little plaster on his face.
 Red Cloud was not to be coaxed into it. He
 was then told that Spotted Tail had his made
 while in Washington, and all the big chiefs
 had their busts made. Red Cloud kind
 ly but firmly declined and the pro-
 lessor despairingly gave it up, saying
 he guessed Red Cloud didn't understand it, | or he would consent. The chief noted the
 disappearance of Mir. Bowman into the dark
 room and was quite curious to know what
 was going on and how the picture was pro-
 duced. MT. Bowman then took the big chief into the dark room and showed him the neg
 ative as it developed. The process pleased
 the chief very much.
 After leaving the photograph gallery Prof.
 Marsh showed his guests over the Yale Art
 school, and next took them to the W1nches'
 chester armory, where some time was spent in looking at the process of making guns and cartridges Prof. Marsh, the chief and Lar
 annie each made bull's-eye at the 100 yards
 range.
 Early in the afternoon the party were the
 guests of Mayor Lewis at the Mayors office ] City Hall. Fully five hundred of our citizens 2 improved the opportunity to go to the place a and shake hands with Red Cloud. Mayor , Lewis, soon after the guests came, talked a ! with Red Cloud by means of the interpreter
 Red Cloud said he was greatly pleased witf
 the kindness shown him by Prof. Marsh ant by all he had met in New Haven, and thougi he had visited many other cities he had neve been better pleased than on his visit here
 He was very glad to see the big chief of tn ? city and the city's building. Red Cloud hel' v Ievee for over half an hour and during hi stay he was shown the workings of the fir alarm by Chief Engineer Hendrick and visit
 ed the Chief Engineers rooms. This done
 Red Cloud, arm in arm with Mayor Lewis left the City Hall and the party, which ID l. cluded Prof. Marsh, MT. Laramie, Chief En eineer Hendrick and Fire Commissions l. Ruff, went in two hacks to steamer 2s hous 'o on Artisan street. Here two's men execute y the process of getting start as for a fire. 7, pleased Red Cloud nightly to see the opers
 ton and it's celerity and the impatience of tn
 horses to get away with the steamer The chic :, looked, as one of the spectators said, as " he was mighty fond of the horses and 1e displayed much interest. The news that th ae party were going to 2's house spread hk sd wildfre and there was general rush frol
 every direction to the house and before th ir visitors left the sidewalk was thronged wit B spectators From 2's house the party droy 1- to steamer Is house on Howard avenu be Here the firemen showed what they coul
 do in short notice, and executed the gran
 sliding act, greatly interesting the Indlal
 \ Here Red Cloud told his interpreter to te ht the big chief Mayor Lewis that he very muc in wanted to see the big sea water, especially tt
 salt water, as he had never seen big sa water. He was accordingly driven down A' Oyster Point where the party disembarke m and looked seaward. The chief took he good look at the broad stretch of sea vat m between our shores and Long Island. I'll . arrival of the party was soon noised abros 'S' at Oyster Point, and the women folks ar 'e- men folks living in the neighborhood we ,se soon ralIying to get glimpse of the nott iv- warrior, who has taken at least one hundrt
 scalps from the pale faces when he was "s wicked warrior, and not a man Of peace lst now, and lending his potent infiuen
 toward the side of civilization for u
 Indian race. The Messrs. Smi
 at Oyster Point thinking Red Clo1 he would like to taste some New England oy rd ters asked the party in to partake of some -o | their most luscious bivalves. Some fine oy
 ters were opened in twinkling and the b
 chief, the interpreter and all hands tested u lgs quality of the peace offering and found the nd delicious. From the Point the party dro of to the corner of Church and Chapel street
 where they alighted and visited Kloch '6S drug store, which was at once, as If by ma ing ic, filled with people and the big chief h. per considerable more hand shaking to do.
 Klock insisted on extending the hospitaliti ., of the soda fountain, and Chief Dillinbeck { 1T 1 6ciated in dispensing the beverages, whi pM the visitors drank, while the people 1nsl prs improved the time to look the big chief a ?, 1 the interpreter over, and Police Officer Bi Ine Began stood guard at the door to preve ige too great a jam of people, Officer Wri ty also appeared and yielding to the importu leA ties of three colored women, who could hal .Y | ly be kept Dack, leL them III CO SeS LII .oi- uncle, as he said to the thankful wome os- After few minutes stay, lay crowd increasing fast, Mayor Lev
 piIoted his party out to the hack kept
 Prof. Marsh, and Prof. M., the chief and
 interpreter were driven to Mr. Farnam.s r wn idence on Hillhouse avenue, and after vi ,ol- there they repaired to Prof. Marsh's where of reception in honor of the big chief was h O - in the evening, attended by quite la 'es- number of people, principally personal frieI irst of the professor or introduced by frien en- This morning Red Cloud leaves for Washll ,nd ton, hoping tomorrow to see the Big Oh '--~ of the nation and get him to promise to
 his best endeavers to have Red Clouds tr 7 of paid the SIC, 1000 Red Cloud asks as paym
 for horses belonging to his people, taken ,,+ Gen. Crook in his campaign.
 '-'' At the reception last evening at Profes as Marsh's there were present President NJ ing Porter, Prof. Hoppin, MT. Kingsley g he others of Yale, Hon. N. D. Sperry, and mi .L. of the gentlemen were accompanied by tE ladies. Red Cloud was much pleased z MT. talked considerably for one of his retic hat mold through his interpreter) in reply and many questions addressed him by one