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One CT the Paris journals contains the fol5w.
ing anecdote:


"lhe Theft Of an Apotheosis.--During the past
year, when the engouement for the Iowa Indians
was al It's height, the wife of the chief, Little
Wolf, and slster-in law of Coming Rain, died,
and subscription was at once taken, to bury her.
Some philanthropst having volunteered to receive
the funds, l3OOf. were at once collected. NJ. Pc
rault was ordered TO prepare suitable monument,
and the whole affair having been seized on by the
owsPaPers, soon acquired notorcty. Catlin made
much capitol of it, and the death and its record
we're tho subject Of many of his philosophical In.
dnn harangues Having been a nine days won
der, the statute was taken for granted to have
been placed over the grave and was forgotten.
But the statute is at the studio of NJ. Perauit, and
over the grave Of the Indian exile is u simple
slab. on which are cul these fow words-.To his
lFifc-LITrLE WoLF.'"