The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1891-11-28
OKLAHOMA OUTLINES

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Oklahoma.
An effort is being made to get Clyde
Mattox a new trial
Most of the papers in Oklahoma didn't
issue. Thanksgiving Day.
Governor Martin took little run over
to Saltwater, Wednesday.
Mistletoe is shipped from Oklahoma to
Kansas during the holidays
A Perkins man leads the van, husking
los bushels of corn in one day.
Hennessey has shipped over one humid
red carloads OF wheat this season.
Norman is anticipating batch of we'd
dings just abont Christmas time
Hennessey has society called the Anal
gimated Peanut and Popcorn society
An Edmond man claims to know of 200
vacant claims in the Sac and Fox lands.
The last legislature is said to be anxious
to get together again. There are 81 in it.
Oklahoma City is rustling to entertain
the 500 delegates to the statehood conVen-
ton.
Here is something worth hearing. Ed
mond is clamoring for another school bull
ding.
One man hit another in Hennessey last
week and the Clipper describes them as
the hitter and the hittee.
On fair show down, there is more
money in the ice business in Oklahoma
than in the coal business.
Keiderouski is the name of man at
Edmond What's in a name? About
half the alphabet in this one.
The Rock Island will extend its line to
the gulf. A surveying corps and car of
supplies went south Tuesday.
ia. G. Scott should be appointed gov
ernor, the supply of gunpowder and dyna-
mite in Oklahoma City wouldn't hold out
ten minutes.
There are men in Oklahoma who believe
that Governor Steele is the only man in
Indiana who does not want to be governor
of Oklahoma.
1t is claimed that battle of giants is
shaping itself for action in Oklahoma-a
fight between the Santa Fe and Rock
Island railroads.
Dennis Flynn and the Associated Press
don't hitch. The Associated Press had
Flynn at the national Republican conven-
ton, but he wasn't there.
At Oklahoma City, the day before
Thanksgiving, a couple Of wild turkeys
came down into a barnyard and took up
with flock of tame ones.
There are some people in Oklahoma so
heartless that they would like to see the
Cherokee Indians go on the warpath. You
can count on it there wouldn't be many
Indians left.
The Commercial club of Oklahoma City
has petitioned congress to hasten the pay
ment of the allotment money due to the
Absentee Shawnees. The Indians owe
money in Oklahoma.
Judge Harvey has been visiting the
Cherokee nation in the matter Of national
courts. He favors the creation Of these
courts but is not pledged to any particular
locality, leaving that entirely to those
people who reside there.
Judge Harvey says the outrages perpe-
trated on the citizens of the five nations
would not be tolerated In Russia. They
are dragged hundreds of miles from home,
tried in strange courts. cannot secure
bondsmen or witnesses and have no right
Oklahoma Times-Journal: The report
reaches us from the country that great
many horses are dying from the effects Of
wormy corn. Nearly every farmer had
some sod corn, which, as usual, was badly
eaten with worms As a result it is not
and good many farmers are
feeding it, thinking to economist in that
way. 1t mas eroven in a good many in
stances an expensive feed 1t is an estab-
lished fact that the worm dust is seriously
injurious to horses, and farmers should
use a good deal of caution in feeding such
grain.
National Tribune: Oklahoma Justice
Ito City Marshal)-What's the charge
against Alkali Ikei
Marshal-Assault. The plaintiff. Miss
Dolly Dainty, jest from the east. was
walkin' along The street when Ike ran out
ov Rosebud Fortune ParlArs an kissed
her three times before / could git thar to
stop him.
Justioe-Is this yere young lady the
plaintiff
Marshal-Yes. yer honor.
Justice-DId she have on that pink dress
with lace business around the neck, an
them little curls peekin' out from under |
the front Nv her hat'
Marshsl-Yes, she
Justice-The prisoner is discharged. A /
man that wouldn't kiss her II be got a /
chance ort 20 be shot on the spot.