The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1890-08-01
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White House Of InneS \ Ross.
Oklahoma ought to poll the largest vote

Oklahoma ought TO poll the largest vote
she can.
One hundred and ffty-eight car loads Of
/ freight were received in FL Reno over the
/ Rock Island during the first twenty-one
/ days of July
/ Three thousand head of cattle were de-
| livered TO the Darlington agency authori
! ties few days ago to be slaughtered for
/ the Indians.
/ \ county seat war can go too far The
/ tragic state of some men who were en-
/ gagged in one III Kansas ought TO be suf-
/ hcIent warning 10 Oklahoma
The Rock Island has advertised for (, 900
cords of wood, TO be delivered at Hen
messy and kingfisher. IL is going TO help
out the settlers in the black Jacks.
/ Decided claims are already beginning TO
/ change hands in Oklahoma Several
claims near Hennessy have been decided
and sold. In every instance another
claimholder did the buying.
The Beaver Advocate thinks il Okla
! homa is Republican il viii be a state in
side of six months. The Advocate j. a
good paper. but 10 let its enthusiasm get
| away with its judgment this time.
Large saw logs Of different kinds are
being hauled through towns every day 10
the sawmill a mile and "A half northwest
I
on the Beaver southeast Of Nlulhall, says
the Monitor.
The Republicans of Norman county met
Monday and nominated the following
ticket: For council. ID. W Marquart. For
the house, T. f. Dixon, &. W Collins and
j. VI. Bishop. They decided upon Lincoln
a the county name. They are jubilant
and firmly believe that at least "a part Of
the ticket viii be- elected.
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and his chum, Brave Bear two veteran
hair Hfters and gut eaters of the Cheyenne
tribe, paid us a friendly call on Thursday
morning. To our CHEEKY salutafion %
How John" they only said ugh"
which we presume IN their lingo means
bully" We then turned them over 10
the tender care of our devil" Toothpick.
who explained to them all the MYSTERIES Il
the sanctum, sounded them on their poll
tics and presented each with back num-
Der of the Advocate on leaving.
Here is an account OF che shooting at
Oklahoma City Tuesday night. 10 IS from
the Journal.
About $50 O'Clock last night J. f.. Dole
zal drove in from Mustang creek. having
with him in the buggy John Cerney, who
was 50 seriously wounded a. 10 be- unable
to talk. lie was At once taken 10 the Of
flee Of Drs Thompson * Kolater, where an
examination showed thar be had received
three bullet wounds. One on the index
finger Of the right hand. made by a y cali
bre revolver bullet, another ia the he@hy
part Of the arm by the same size bullet
Another, and an extremely serious wound,
is one made by "A Winchester bullet which
first graled the point 0f the left shoulder.
and passing upward entered the
neck, barely missing the Jugular
veiu and ranging upward en-
tered the right side Of the face
l.. l.. Il. . 81 A. u
bone. He j. unable 70 speak and nothing
can be gained from him. Mr.. DolezAi,
who brought CeTuey u town, says that at
about a half hour Of shutdown. while ha
was In bis house writing Cerney came to
his house. bleeding prOfu-ely and unable
20 talk. He sat down and wrote on the
paper on the table thezs words at nv
house Shroyer SHOT first" DOIezaI then
asked him h ShrOyer was shot and he in
dictated Uy motions that b. vas shot IN tho
breast John Cerney'. brother came in a
little later. hut knew nothing more 81 the
tragedy than that his brOthSr's hOrss had
been found covered with blood ind icatiug
that Cerney had attempted 70 ride for
help Another brother. Joe, he says IL
missing and they fear he has been muir
dered as nothing has been heard ~ him
since O'Clock although diligeut search has
been made. Half aH hour after DolezaI's ar
rival with CerHey. young Brooks. from tke
same 10 riliFf4f lAff14f fAIIE INTO tlNu ami
called Dr.. Dewey 20 20 out and sttend
Warren Shr0yer lie wa reluctant 70 say
anything about the shooting but By much
questioning Journal reporter managed
70 get the following from him. lie Wa
standing within itty yards q the parties
when the shooting took place and Eaw IL.
Rains and Cerney had been guarding for
some time They are Contestants on the
same claim, and have built their hou.sas
fifty yards apart and have been quarrelng
ever since the settlement u the cOuutry.
They were just before the shoOting
tOok place quaFrsling over the
stepped up Cerney drew his revolver
about THAI time and 5hr0yer told him %
put IL up Shooting then began b. Cernsy
shooting Arst. which wa followed BY both
Rains and Shr0ysr He thinks that about
six shots were fred. The firing ceased
when Snroyer fell lie either dsd not
knoyq Or psouid not tell how or by whom
the shooting was done 5hrOyer received
3 wound Ia be left side Just above the hID.
AID al the time our informant left was
m great agony Rains arm vas l,rszsd
xith a bullet, bat beyona that be was IN
Injured When the shooting occurred
they we're not Ossr twenty p&c apart
Crnrey j. a member II The Eohefulan
colony and the Other two are American
Jutastautz IL - very Liable - engnE.
me entire neigh boFhood IN a fusd and Is a
uost unfortunate affair.
II watsrnaeioos arr injurious 20 one
seAlth the y0ValaiiDn q our Hstls city
gould today be very slim, for our people
ave done nothlng since this lnci0ns frat
S-aszE coming inio market, two weeks ago.
lall AolIi0T.