sittrig Bull never was a great Indian,^fighter or geaeral. in the Sioux wars. The^greatest Indian that ever existed is hardly^known to the outside world. It was his^subtle b^ain that so successfully carried^out the Indians' programme in Custer's^campaign. He is quite co- pulent, weighing^250 pounds, with short, thin legs, very^much bow-legged, and the casual observer^would wonder bow such slight limbs can^support the heavy body. His name is Gaul,^the mention of w bich strikes terror to the^hearts of hU enemies.
Howthe Banks stand.
NewYork, May IS.^The bank state^^ment shows a reserve increase of $1,612,-^075 in specie. The banks now bold 94.630,-^000 In exceas of the rule.
THEGKNTLKMKN ^ AGKKEMENT
TheI n ion Pariflr Looking- for a Chance to^Break an Agreement.
