The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1890-06-24

According 20 the Nebraska statutes,
prairie chickens must not De shot until the
first Of September. This will be inclined
10 impel some of the hunters to want 10
shoot tie statutes.
At the Guthrie council meeting Friday
evening il WAS decided 80 dissolve the four
city governments and then hold an cleo
ton FOR one set ~ municipal officers for
the consolidated city
Special Indian Agent Parker has been
ordered 20 20 10 the strip and personally
superlntend the removal II cattle which
are IN that country contrary to the presi.
dents proclamation.
The town site commissioners have come
20 stay. They receive go a day for rezid-
ing Ia Oklahoma. This is haui when IL T.
remembered that some Of the "horne rule
advocate live there for nothing
President Harrison has transmitted y
message TO the senate, together with the
agreement between the Cherokee COM
uuissioners and the Iowa and sc and E0r
Indians The papers have been considered
by the interior department. and aru now be-
fore the senate Tor ratification. The out
look for the early opening u the country
Is encouraging.
Old Fort Gibson. our little sister fust
a village stepped with more than inter
estin2 history. and II the traveller knew q
the incidents that had there taken place
aud the history that bad there been made
Be would give more than "a passing glance
at the FOR: and be rickety buildings A. hs
passed them by Al this place was estah-
lishrd Jhe second fort in the great west.
Here ia ~ and lszi Jefferson Davis. then
an army officer and aftefward president u
tAe southern coniederacy, lad biz heal
quarters The very building which Wss
then bis private residence ia sfII standing
now. ala. very rlcksty. and teHaied ~
one W mora darky families At Fort Glib
son, near qsHrter II IS century ago. Henry
81 STANLEY. then couutrT school teacnsr,
asiersFard the African explorer, f0sT tia
feasted and honOfed scion a. The two
Hernpshires sppes~ed BIZ appetite ~ ths
village Inn and rode oEt ~ old Gihsou
astrlde ~ an Indian poay ike ara ordinary
nIau. sam Houston. q Texas fame. speBs
n1ors than one DAY ~ the pct and smoked
more than one pipe fuII oftohaccO Elth bis
adopted trot 3ets the red men. within the
limits ~ the town some few years ago
wac nars4d through a two weeks siege Il
sickness a Fer 0shsoh.
Last year TIE klckapooe eunocived thu
idea q q grand mesiifine dEuoe NssSen-
sers we're cent % All the Deishborinz tribes
- AlahAsF t8at-ft4 ~ lie EfatAA ~FFsAs Win
wa re- for TIE lffteT part ~ July. 4 -
clulsd CJse ia the sEoasiest bills q TIA
KlckaD0o C0unfry Was sessCted. all q thls
spot 10 white man u4a allowed sIIe tbs
dance rzs Ia proEre@s, Jules - special
favor - De master q csgeDaozies. Largo
numbers q the reizhboring tribes accept
81 The iBf5taaiDn AID took part ia the sol-
snu ceremonies Three o. four white
men gained aunscient faFor 20 - AiiGWSsi
20 wlfosas tie eerNE0Esess. and RE8cng
them 80 al afnla;sur pbossgFApEss WIKI
bis bavkFye Gamers, Elzo took mary sE-
oslisni Vssss - the psCtGEesqua gr0Cp@.
Bus the taking q the views oGsG6sd the
indians. - 10 pkOtDgrAPhsg vii Bs a.
loaed ~ fheiF next madeline dance, Ekick
xiii occur tbs year about tl.s zrzt q July.
Oklahoma ~ould Ike % know her popa-
lafl0u t3ut General zgpsrsufsudEut Porlsf
has given order tt-af fns cOuut should nos
b a5vu.zzt- lie ougAt 20 eEnspt Okla
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