The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1891-04-09
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OKLAHOMA OUTLINES.

A farmer Just north of Saltwater has
corn up-the first reported this season.
Oklahoma City has been under the glare
| of electric lights since Tuesday night,
when the current was first turned on
The various township assessors in Okla
| homa are industriouSjy trying to find cut
| just how much the people are worth now
! The Ssc and Fox. Iowa and Pctawat-
| tonne lands will Likely be formed into one
country of COCO square miles when open
ed up for settlement
Oklahoma Gazette: Attorney Mitchell
| loaned Kick" Indian 5000 some time
ago Today Lo returned the ducats and
fine pony for interest.
The result Of the census of Norman, as
reported by Messrs Crawford and Jones,
upon the completion of their labors, Is
shown to be Relationships.
The dedicatory services of the NJ. F..
church at Britton will take place Dext
Sunday. Rev. A. G. Murray of Oklahoma
City is to preach the dedicatory sermon
The Oklahoma farmer is confident that
the only possible way mis- wheat field could
be better at this season OF the year. would
be II it was larger. In every other respect
it Ellis the bill.
Oklahoma City and Guthrie still have it
In for each other Here is the last wbsok
from the first named at the other:
Guthrie girls are said to be so modest
that they retire from company when they
want 70 change their minds, and pull
down the blinds when they dress q
chicken"
The sentiment among the citizens OF Ok
lahoma City against the executing OF
Adams seems co be Is strong ss 1t was the
day tho sentence was pronounced. The
Times says: "A prominent citizen who
handles as much goods and does business
with more men in Oklahoma than any
other man In the city was today heard 60
say that the sting of swinging the life OF
Adams away will follow those five hard
perjurers to their graves"
Mr.. John Stien has Just returned from
trip to the east line "P0tt" nation next TO
the Seminole country. He reports good
country and says that the new country TO
be opened up is very fine country. The
Pottawatomie Indians have all taken their
allotments and have moved their fences
onto the lines. The country viii present
very different appearance in the near
future. City News.
Monday night Bill Hart visited Epstine's
store and wanted a loan Of IS on q watch
He was given the IS but wanted a receipt.
Epstein said il he was not satisfied be
could return the money and get his watch,
when Hart pulled out his revolver and
fired at Epstein, the ball passing close to
his cheek. Hart was arrested and this
morning Judge Stewart placed him under
a bond of $500 to appear April 9Th. and
answer the charge of assault with intent
to kiu--OklahomaC City News.
W. j. Kelly, of Woodford, farmer re-
siding in the neighborhood Of the recent
battle between the late Alec Davis, Bill
Poe and the officers, which resulted in the
fatal shooting of Parson Perkins, is in the
city soliciting aid for the family of the de-
ceased Clergyman. Our readers are famil-
lar with the circumstances surrounding
the deplorable tragedy, and many Ardmore
people were acquainted with the good man
who was slain while endeavoring to de
fend law and order and assist its officers.
The family Of the late Rev. Perkins is
blessed with little of this worlds goods
and threatened with want, If the generous
public does not come to their relief. 1t is
our earnest request and hope that the peo
pie of Ardmore will remember the widow
and seven orphans by contributing as lib
orally as their means will justify toward
this relief fund Never was charity
more worthily Observation-Disclosures
Chieftain.