The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1891-05-27
OKLAHOMA OUTLINES.

Most of Oklahoma's prosperity come:
| through engines and injuries
The more civilized the Indian, the nearer
he is to wearing blanket mortgage
There ara nearly IS, 900 school children
| in Oklahoma. What wise generation L
coming.
! taken up his residence some where down
in Oklahoma.
There is an old saying about the south.
west that you must climb for water and
| dig for wood.
The allotting agents for the Cheyennes
| and Arapahoes are now making tour OF
| the reservation.
Oklahoma will commence to think OF
| the worlds fair after she gets through
with the 4th Of July.
Purcell was set all agog the other day by
the appearance on the street or red-head-
Cd woman riding a white horse.
A New Jersey man is writing history
of Oklahoma. Mrs. Rock can accommodate
him with all the data he needs.
If the Oklahoma editors had gone 10
Colorado they would have to wade home
through an eighteen-inch snow.
The school teachers and Indians, at both
ends of civilization, are getting good pull
at the government tap right now.
The Gazette is authority for the state
ment that subscription is being taken up
in Oklahoma City for a light house.
Frank Greer has received a letter from
James G. Blaine, but he didn't give it
away whether he would run for the presl-
dency or not.
1t is fact that the immigration bureau
should not overlook that the handsomest
journalist in the territory, Bert Jones, IS
also unmarried.
The announcement that the saltwater
base ball club has put up purse OF SooG
makes it clear that fishing Is not very Sood
at this time in Payne county.
The Oklahoma City Gazette thinks
many a man comes west to swell the cen
sus without considering that inmates of
the penitentiary are never counted.
Complaint comes from Oklahoma that
men are snatched up without preliminary
hearing and brought away to JaIls TO al
ford the officers snap IN the way OF fees.
Guthrie Capital: Eight thousand dollars
was received by Marshal Grimes yesterday
with which to continue court. This makes
SIS, 900 received by the marshal this mouth.
Not a bad amount to be distributed III
Oklahoma by Uncle Sam.
III Keno Eagle: Inc aliOIttilS agents
one and all, are an exceptionally 1ntelii-
gent and fine looking body of men, with
whom it is pleasure to converse and who
are we'll calculated to fill the positions TO
which they were appointed. The agents
are now doing the reservation and Will nm
ish their tour of inspection the first of the
week, when they will proceed to organize
and assume control of their various dis
tricts They will probably not begin
allotting the lands until after the Indians
receive their first payment, which is
thought will be made next week.
Capt Allen H. Dougall, an inspector
from the department of justice, has in
vestigated the alleged kidnapping of pris-
oners from Beaver county by Texas mar
shals. and has sustained the complaint of
the Beaver county citizens in his report to
Governor Steele and the department. The
report is quite voluminous, and covers
carefully and fully several cited cases
The inspector thinks that now this whole
sale grab by Texas marshals will stop, as
they have been laboring under the impress
sion that the Nebraska code covered their
action, and that they Were not to be con-
trolled by the provisions of the organic
act,