Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1891-04-27
BIG TALK
SINNERS Down to Genuine
UneasinesS.
C0NGRESSMEN MAY BE "IN IT."
The lntruders in the Chickasaw Nation Will be
Compelled to Move Out.
CuDid's Arrow in the Shane of a Watch
Cupid's Arrow in the Shape of a Watch
The Price of the sac, Fox and Iowa
Lands-To be Opened to Settle
ment-EducationaL
REMOVAL OF INTRUDERs.

pecial to the Gazette.
PARIS, Tex, April 26-The orders of the
department requiring the removal OF in
truderS III the ChickaSaW Nation which was
made known here yesterday exclusively by
The GAZETTE, was at first received with
lncredullty by the large number of in
truders' in attendance on the Federal
court here, then they treated it with hilar-
lty and bOmbarded it with jokes: but as il
was borne ii on them they began to appre-
ciate the gravity of the situation, and NUT
tered curses succeeded the previous loud
joke. They are in the attitude of the man
VINO stakes all on one card and sees the
other win, or whose eggs have all gone to
chaos in the smash of single basket. It
was only under the influence of the order
and the defiance they first gave il, and the
forebOdingS afterwards expressed that the
curtain
WAS PARTLY RAISED
and outsiders got a glimpse of the many
plans atioat to grab and hold the Indian
lands, and on the wreck of 4 defenselesS
peoples rights rear their own structures
We'll see Mr.. Noble later" There
are 10000 of us and his squadron of cavalry
wont be patching" what can Lee Ben
nett and his Indian police dog I'VE are
there, we've got the land and we are going
to kept"
But" it was mildly suggested, LEO
Bennett and the squadron of calvary mean
the United States; do You mean you Will
stand the government OFF,
''Oh, well, Bennett and the squadron are
only make believe: they'll prance around
and maybe run out few poor devils, but
there's too much behind this intruder move
ment for explosions TO ever amount to
much.'
AND so IT RAN.
And in their brag they told too much
More than wiser heads would have let out
1t IS no doubt fact that there is much"
behind the intruder movement and that
much is relied on to pull wires in head
quarters and put stop to this foolish
ness before it passes beyond foolishness"
as one phrased it. Every place of specula-
tive character is numbered among the in
truder element; the man with town site
scheme spying out localities with ''influen-
tial friends outside pushing up the de-
nouement and waiting for the protits-down
to the poor devil who has an idea that
free farm will come his way. They are all
waiting to spoil the red man. And it hurts
to think they may have to walk out and
take pot luck on opening DAY with the bal
ance of the American people. Congress-
ional and senatorial names were mentioned
freely and so to speak as silent partners
and helpers at need. We will see later on
how much truth backed their buster.
y WEDDING
occurring last week in the Chicka-
saw Nation at Fred, fifty closes
pretty romance. When viii
Carey was murdered by the Hudgins
gang a laGys gold watch was taken from
u young man in Carey's store When Bill
Hudgins was shot and captured by Deputy
Marshal John Swain the watch was
found on his person and identified Sby the
loser, who also stated that it was not his
Ir1r laln to 1a1y li,-i,, p
Fred and proposed taking it to her. This,
however, Swain proposed doing himself
and so met the owner, Miss Susie Ryan.
The meeting thus brought about led to a
pleasant acquaintanceship which merged
into warmer feeling, and now Miss Susie
Ryan is Mrs. John Swain.
WHEN THE SAC,
Fox and Iowa lands are opened for settle
ment. settlers must pay S1.25 per acre, and
can get title in one year, and in the Pot
tawOtamie. Cheyenne and Arapahoe coun-
try the price will be Sl.50 per acre, one half
of which must be paid in two years and the
balance at the end OF the five years, which
the settler must live on the land to secure a
title. No man who owns 100 acres of land
can take up a claim, nor can any one hire
another TO hold down q claim. These lands
are not equal to many of the school lands of
Texas which can be bought for g per acre
on forty years time.
RECENT ORDER
forbids the holding of more than SiXty-siX
head of cattle by any one person in the
Caddo country. This is nearly equal to :.
''move out" proclamation.
However, the future county seat of Pot
tawatamie county, Oklahoma, as the Potta-
watamie session is called, will be located on
Little River, just south of Mr.. Regnier's
ranch and already aspires to be the capital
of the Territory 1t is one of the many
town company schemes which are view