Chicago eagle. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1889-19??, 1895-04-20

Killed young lambs, and was In tn
habit OF pefchlng IN the backs oI
cattle stalled In the mire and pickins
their eyes out. On the other hand,
It was urged that the more crow
killed the more there would b, or
the theory that for every CROW
trapped or shot five will gather fol
the funeral. The idea that crow.
kill young lambs was very properl,
characterized rs a pure fiction. The
crow Is a carrion eater, and Is always
found where a lamb lies dead, but
the cause OF death Is almost invari
ably exposure.
mad NAwAz YuNa. Of Bahadur
India, who, with his wife, Is now In
Chicago, thus expressed himself the
other day: 1.-THE incentive to labor
IL not 90 greaS in India, because liv-
ing 10 80 cheap, even though wagei
are small. For instance, at the bes,
hotel In India l get the finest meals.
most spacious rooms, hest service
no extras. no tips, for five rupees Of
~ day. / am Mohammedan. The
classes In my region intermingle very
little. Yes. In religious and philo
sophie thought India occupies higf
place among the nations. But o.
what good Is philosophy In lettering
the condition Of the poor? Philoso-
ply furnishes the coolies nothing to
eat. Indeed, there must be some.
thing beside philosophy to make
q people strong. I know that Tho
English are supposedly fine rulers
Their system OF administering justice
~ good their political system Is bad
The Indian people do not travel
much. There are hindrances even Il
those educated ones inclined to
travel. The English authorities ad
vise-I shall not use q stronger term
the natives not to 90 out OF India
and they especially admonlsh them
against travelling In Russia or Amer.
ica,"
SPEAKING Of the Carlisle (Pa.) In.
dian school the Washington Stat
says: THAT the boys ore thorough
ly imbucd with progressive spirit
IL shown In tho fact that when Con-
gress positively refused to make ap
Preparations for needed additions K
the buildings for the boys and for on
amusement hall the students went
to Capt. Pratt and told him they
would give 81. 800 OF their earnings
for tho proposed Improvements II HI
could raise the rest. He accepted
the proposition and the improve
ments were made. II was in THU
hall that one OF the prettiest sight,
Of the commencement week took
place. The Carlisle boys are hand
somely uniformed and splendidly
drilled In oil evolutions and In march
Ing, though they carry no guns.
Their perfectly fitting uniforms arr
made by their own tailor, assisted
by Indian boys who are learning thai
trade. Everything the Indian stu
dents wear 10 made by themselves
The girls have light. airy sewing
room, and make oil their own clothes
also. The five companies, looking
as trim a. q lot OF bsndbox dudes II
their bright new uniforms, gave {
drill Wednesday afternoon In Gym
nasium hall. They oil wore whit,
gloves and handsome caps abov,
their dark faces, and the precision
with which they maneuvered wa
something remarkable. The drill
was followed by q game OF baske
ball. played by young Indian girls
In uniforms Of blue flannel made II
Turkish divided skirt fashion. fasten
ed at the knee, displaying extremely
small feet In low, soft shoes ant
black stockings. One team wore
bright red sashes under their loose
blouse waists and the other darl
blue to match the suits"