Katina Customs of Indian*.The Oocapah Indiana, of Arizona, will not eat pork, though they have acquireda taste for aalt t»eef. They are verv fondw wof hah and will eat them at auy time. The Mono Lake Indiana of California eat aoup ma.lc of angle worms thickened with graaa need flour. They alao gather hate from eavea and roast them in hot ashes, without removing either feathers or entrails. Waep neat* are roaated aud eaten; the more young they contain the better they are reliahcd. The young Indiana, in order to find tiieir nests, capture a waep, place a straw in the abdomen, light it ami let the insect go;they then watch it* flight, follow it andsecure the neat. The Miama Indiana