The Wichita daily eagle., 1891-10-08
OKLAHOMA OUTLINES.

Oklahoma claims to raise the biggest
sugar beetS on earth.
1t is about time for some body to capture
the Dalton boys again.
All lots at Chandler will be decided be-
fore April the first next year.
A stalk of cotton bearing 24O balls is on
exhibition at Oklahoma City.
Bishop Meerschaert of Oklahoma is ouly
A years old. He was born in Flanders.
Nanneta Daisy is not dead. She is not
built on the plan to be killed in boom.
The Indian lays down the arrow and his
| bow and takes up the shovel and the hoe.
There are one or two men in Oklahoma
| who could give Morgan pointers on Indian
affairs.
| The Nez Perces movement is a little
| queer, and looks like il had more in it than
appears on the surface.
The Greer county case will be heard be-
fore the United States supreme court at
Washington this month.
Governor Steele is at FL Reno. He is
trying to have the Cheyenne and Arapa-
hoe allotment continued
There is going to be big delegation
from Oklahoma in Washington this win
ter. There is lots to see to.
Beaver county is vaunting itself exceed
ingly high over the fact that it is raising a
second crop of watermelons.
The Times-JournaI accuses the mayor of
Oklahoma City of ''procrastinating" a
man. That sounds serious.
The salaries of the teachers in Guthrie
is $45 per month, except the superin-
tendent, who gets 75. They will have a
six months term.
HI-I- I
the worA in the same time that they could
at the first opening. There is nothing
like getting onto the ropes.
The regents of the normal school met
yesterday at Edmond to arrange for be-
ginning the school, They expect to get
the normal started about Nov l.
An Oklahoma City man who has Just
returned from Aslaska says there is more
fish than water in the streams up there
Now maybe Guthrie man can beat that.
The bonds were showed under by a
strong majority at Oklahoma City A
very light vote was cast, not more than a
fourth of the voting population taking
part.
The colored settlers OF the new lands |
will have a double holiday 10 celebrate
Sept. 22d being the anniversary of the |
signing OF the emancipation proclamation |
by President Lincoln.
Governor Steele has made the following /
for county IA: County |
attorney, z. p. Hillerman; sheriff, Claude |
K. Parker; justice of the peace. Gregory A.
Sears; constable, John c, Webb
The old fashioned Indian used to hunt
all his life aud when he died he wanted TO
go to the happy hunting ground. VIII
the new tangled Indian when he dies want
to go to the happy farming ground.
Oklahoma Times-JourDal: The water
was again turned into the canal yesterday.
Five or six thousand dollars have been
added 10 the way OF improvements since
the water was last turned ia, and the
canal has been tested By the biggest food
ever known in the North Canadian river.
Ell Reno Eagle: A bold attempt at rob
berry was made. Wednesday evening at the
residence of W. W. Pardun, three miles
south OF this city Mrs. Pardun WAS
alone in the building, attending 70 her
household work. when man entered the
room, threw a blanket oyer her head and
,boked and smotheTed her into insensi-
0Ility, after which he ransacked the house
thoroughly for money, but did not find
any. Mr.. Psrd1n arrived a. home shortly
after the robber had taken his departure,
and found the lady still unconscious. She
,ould give 10 accurate description of the
n.screant. and there is little probability
hat he VIII be captured.