The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1892-08-06
OKLAHOMA OUTLINES.

There is going to be an immense crop OF
| turnips in this part of Oklahoma this fall.
The Clipper says that one store in Hen
| nessey has put out over one hundred
pounds of turnip seed.
George Thompson, who had his leg
badly crushed at Mulvane, Kan, some
time ago and who had it amputated by
DR.. J. l.. Smith of Guthrie, is getting
along nicely and will be out in few DAYS.
The State Capital thinks there is some
thing radically wrong with immigration
to Oklahoma. In the midst of over crops
aud plenty of work over the country, if
not in Oklahoma, the county commission
ers complain of the number OF destitute
people that apply to them for aid. They
say that the applications number on an
average one to ten day. Their opinion
is that it is pauper immigration.
Mr. Myers, who owns fIne farm four
miles west Of Oklahoma City, got three
bushels of a new variety of wheat from
indianapolis, Ind, last fall He sowed it
on two acres of ground, and few days
ago be threshed eighty-seveu and one-half
bushels. Mr.. Myers does not know the
name of the wheat. but it is a white. soft,
beardless variety, large grain and strong
straw. He will SOW it all this fall.
State Capital Governor Seay returned
from Washington this afternoon. In
fact, though, he left there week ago, and
has spent the intervening time in ST.
Louis, his former home, and other places
where he had business. He looks hearty
and is none the worse for the trip. al
though he has been awav since the SSh Of
July. He is pleasant; there Is no differ
ence in him to show what or which in re-
gard to Washington legislation, but he
was tired, had been on the train two
nights, and too many visitors came to see
him for reporter to get an interview.
Commissioner Morgan Of the Indian
bureau decided upon some changes in the
corps Of teachers in the Indian Territory
schools today. DIR. w. II. Winslow WAS
removed from Chiiloco and made superin-
tendent of the Industrial school at Fort
Shaw, in Montana. Robert Pleas and wife
were also removed from Chilloco to Fort
Shaw John Harvey, superintendent Of
the absentee Shawnee school, was trans
ferred to ChiIloco. q. p. Gregory Of
kiowa is transferred to Fort HUE, Ida. a
position in the ChilIoco school has been
offered to Mr. Calwich Smith of Iowa,
who has spent some years in the Indian
service.
Times-Journal: Yesterday morning n
freight on the Santa Fe was about hall
way between this city and Moore pretty
bad wreck occurred, almost dsmolishing
two freight cars and tearing up the track
for n considerable distance TAe caboose
was filleI with people, among them being
Attorney Wilson of this city, Major Deavy
amp Rome WiseI Mr.. Wilson says the
first intimation the passengers bad that
something was wrong was the action Of
the brakeman In rushing through the ca
boose and leaping from the rear steps
Then followed such cloud of dust that
all supposed they were caught in cy-
clone Ia few seconds after that the CT
boose jumped the track and rsn for con-
siderable distance on the ties. impressinZ
them mos5 painfully with the situation.
When the train was stopped il was fouHd
that car loaded with merchandise had
broken down ia the center aud had thus
caused All the trouble 4 fiat car had
been dragged fifty feet witboat trucks,
end the track was put in bad shape The
passengers consider themselves lucky 10
escape unhuct.
4 very important question is now beiug
considered by the OElshoHsa CITY laus
Office ia the ease q Wef~e We. AiIf@0n.
Sosn after rhs opening AifIsou fled on
very valuable quart.r-s-ct ION Of LAID near
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and consumed three days iH the trial.
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that iS0a was 4 soo;ser. cOu@egt g.ptgY
introduced no evidence upon that posht
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