The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1891-09-01
oKLAHoMA OUTLINES

There is to be brick cAurch erectei as
Noble.
| The Chickasaw legislature meets tho
first Monday in SeptembeI at Tishomopgoi
ia. Williams, editor of the Wyfne~
wood Herald, was .nlurdetously assaulted
! by one Rogets during the progress bf 9,
ball game few days ago. /:
N Terrilt is out in a half column arti-
Gle in the State Capital in which het adj
vises the making of guards before the
grass is dry enough to burn.
The hay Gre p of Oklahoma is said tp be
of excellent Equality and immense, and
farmers are Quitting, stacking and baling
vast quantities of it. 1t will be no drug
on the market few months later.
The tenth annual meeting of the Vinita
fair association will begin September q
and continue during the 9th and 25th. No
effort will be spared by the managers to
make this meeting one of the grandest ex-
hibitions of the kind ever held in the In
dian territory.
Norman Democrat: Sam Stafford and
OFT, who were arrested for the shooting OF
Mack Nichols, had their preliminary ex-
animation before Cease last Monday and
OFT was released and Stafford was held in
$500 bail. Stafford gave the required bond
and is now at liberty.
Oklahoma Times-Jo Journal: The kodak is
said to be playing a silent but most effec-
tive part in the little farce now acting in
the new lanGS. There may be one act
more than most of the players care to take
part in, and IN that act the kodak will
come gloriou5ly to the front.
Marshal Grimes has received orders from
Washington DO send deputies into the Che
rokee strip With orders to arrest all persons
setting nre 10 the grass. and all persons
attempting settlement. As Tor catching
the grass burners, the effort is IA good deal
like locking the barn door after the horse
has been stolen.
1t is surprising, the alacrity with which
newly settledI countries take up with the
social ideas and methods of older commun-
tiles. The Oklahoma City Times SAYS:
Several divorce suits have been filed in
the probate court. This is a new procedure,
but 1t IS believed by most of the attorneys
that the court has jurisdiction in such
cases"
Oklahoma Gazette: The gentlemen who
came to the late Masonic conventions in
this city settled in the mind of the Gazette
the status of the five tribes. These men
were well-ilIed fat, saucy and virulent.
Their good clothes spoke accumula]ive
good characters, but they all wantedithe
Indians to live forever as breech-cEout
fools. Oklahoma is here to knock h-des
out of their fine clothes and lying desires.
Oklahoma Times-Journal: The progress
sive party of the Chickasaw nation will
join the non-citzen element in sending a
committee to Washington this winter to
secure protection from congress. A sirgle
committee of three or four, there for tenn
porary relief will be able to accomplish
nothing. What the Chickasaw people
should co, and what they will do in the
end, IS to join with Oklahoma for enamel
patton from all theiI present ills through
statehood.
Norman Democrat: The news comes
from Lexington that a man by the name
of Eugene Robinson died at that place
on Tuesday evening from the effects of
1t seems that Robinson and |
two companions, Bill Cooper and Fred |
Ferry, were drinking and having good |
time in general on that evening and that |
elections of morphine were made in his |
arm, from the effect of which he died. The |
syringe and morphine were found in the |
possession of Cooper, and it is supposed |
that Robinson or Cooper or Ferry made /
the injection. Cooper and Ferry were i'm
placed under arrest.