The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1892-08-14
OKLAHOMA OUTLINES.

The Norman bushes college will open
September 5.
Hennessey wants its postofice made a
money order office.
Deeds for town lots in Cloud Chief will
be issued August Is.
A fve-foot vein of coal has been dis
covered west of Muskogee.
Muskogee is going to have fair to be at.
tended by all the Indian tribes.
There is only one voting place In each of
the four large counties of the Chicasaw
nation.
The cattlemen are trying to get pos
session of the Wichita reservation for graz
ing purposes.
The A. NJ. E. churches of Oklahoma and
Indian Territory are holding a union camp
meeting at Guthrie.
The Cloud Chiet-Herald says there are
more printers to the square mile in II
county than any place in Oklahoma.
l.. p. Ruhle has been appointed post
master at Taloga, D county. A tri-weekly
mail from Woodward goes into effect the
18th.
There are twenty-five candidates in the
field for delegate to congress from Okla
homa, and several counties have not yet
been heard from.
The United States circuit court of ap-
peals has decided that common law
mortgage is good in the Indian Territory
when made before the establishment of u
court.
The Oklahoma circuit of opera houses
has been formed and includes Ardmore
and Purcell, Indian Territory; Norman,
Oklahoma City and Guthrie, Oklahoma;
Arkansas City, Winfield and Wellington,
Kansas.
"Uncle Billy" Finch, one of the oldest
members of the Chickasaw nation is lying
at the point of death at Durant Station, l.
I. Out Of family of several boys he IS
the only one living, the rest having all
been killed in feuds in the territory.
A body of masked men tried to hold up
the south bound Frisco train Monday
night near Paris, Texas, but were frus-
trated by the train going on and not stop
ping at the station where the robbers lay
in wait. 1t is said they were the Daltons.
w. T. Walker, register of the United
,1AoJCS lsNIQ OLilC tO 1Co'St IVY was III
Guthrie yesterday. He reports the
local affairs there as in a pleasant
condition and deuies the report that the
hot winds are running the crops OF that
part of the territory.
Miss Helen P. Clark is engaged in al
lotiug the Pawnee Indians. They were
very bitterly opposed TO taking land in
severaity, but through the persuasive in
fluence or Miss Clark their opposition mas
been allayed, Miss CLARK has successfully
allotted the Touquas, Poncas, Otoes and
the other Indians on the Cherokee strip.
The Pottawatomie Indians held coun.
Gil the other day in which they passed reso-
buttons that they will receive none of the
money due them from the government IN
til certain names that are not entitled TO
lands are stricken from the allotment roll
and also from a share OF the sale money Of
lands by the government.
Word was received at Guthrie yesterday
by officers to the effect that q gang Of four
alleged counterfeiters had been arrested at
Kingfsher. \ telegram also received by
District Attorney Stone requiring his i'm
mediate presence there. Complying with
this request Mr. Stone left yestesd ay after
noon for kinghsher.
Indian Arrow: The old military post at
Fort Gibson has reverted according 10
treaty back 20 the Cherokee nation. Ap
pie Tree Smith as soon as be heard IL
would become the property OF the Caero-
KEGS again, took pillow, marked OF AID
laid claim 20 the whole outfit. consisting
OF several large stone buildings and land
which IS today worth DOT less than sSfo Co
The town Arapahoe, has been suspended
By the department az Washington pend
ing the adjustment Of the twenty acres
SCI apart as a PARK by the government
II seems that the local land Office cIaImed
that the probate judge dix not have 10 pay
for the Land embr4csd ia the PARK and
now the general Iand commissioner rules
that it must be PAID FOX. hence sgsp< uslen
has followed
Man-Atraid-ot Nothing BEi HIS Wife's-
Shadow, Man-os- Beer hes Belly. Maa-
Afraid OF : the keeiey- Cure, AAu W ho-
Loves Saaksbiss MeasciaS are s0a.e Of lie