The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1892-06-10

OKLAHOMA OUTLINES.

Saltwater will have an agricultural fair
this fall.
''Gasoln for sail hear" is the way sign
reads in Guthrie.
| County A will hold its Republican con
ventiop Saturday.
A new paper will be started at Yukon,
called the Register.
| Frank Greer denies that Guthrie is tired
of paid lobbyists.
poor mail facilities.
1t Is reported that the train robbers got
Governor Seay's salary.
Hailstones as large as quart cups fell in
Beaver county, Sunday night.
Secretary Martin has sufficiently recover
ed to be able to be out again.
The Knights of Pythias were entertained
| at Edmond, Tuesday night, with recep-
ton and a ball.
As soon rs Governor Seay returns from
Minneapolis he will make tour of the
five great nations.
A man at Oklahoma City planted 176
| bushels Of potatoes and expects to realize
5000 bushels from them.
An effort is being made to establish an
academy in Tecumseh under the auspices
of the Congregational church.
Hamlin ". Sawyer has been arrested
for destroying an edition OF the Lance
The case will be heard next Tuesday.
George w. Steel writes the Guthrie
Capital that it is "a mistake about his be-
ing d candidate for governor of Indiana.
The train robbers are bound for the
Gloss mountains. and are said to be only
four hours ahead of the party in pursuit.
Lightning struck the house of n w
Jenkins, four miles southeast of Norman,
Monday night. The house and contents
were destroyed.
The Cherokee Advocate asserts that the
Cherokees wall never agree to the striking
out or even amendment of the intruder
clause IN the strip agreement.
a woman got IA divorce from her hus-
band at Oklahoma City, Tuesday, after a
hard fight. What does husband want
with 3 wife who has no use for him?
The people of Beaver are taking immedi-
ate steps toward proving up their town
site. Upwards of $1,000 has been sub
scribed by the people to pay the expenses
of proving up.
During a storm at Edmond a few nights
ago lightning struck the residence of
Ralph Dykstra. destroying most of his
furniture, and seriously If not fatally in
jured one OF his children.
As example OF the good work done BY
the Salvation Army the following IS a
case in point: \ week ago IA poor desii-
tute woman named Kitty Davis was pick
ed up on the streets by the police. She
WAS an outcast and suffering from the raw
ages OF disease aud a confirmed morphine
eater. The police turued her over 10 the
Salvation Army folks, who took her TO
their rooms, cared for her. clothed her, Sc
cured the services OF physician for her,
aud finally, after she had braced up aud
became rational, raised money and sent
her TO relatives at 4 I'd more. She was al
most destitute Of clotbiog when taken up.
but when she left was clothed neatly.
This IS what might be termed Practical
Christianity.
Guthrie News: The purSuers Of the
Santa Fe train robbers are In hot chase.
Camp after camp Is found where the high
waymeu have stopped for the night, before
the fires have died CUT Deputy Marshal
Madsea OF Il Reno arrived in the city
yesterday afternoon fresh from the Chase.
He states that the robbers arc bo1Ed for
the Gloss mountains. IN the western part
OF the Cherokee strip, just across the line
north OF the Cheyenne and ArzpakOe
country. Their path of travel Is as plan
a. tt cattle trail all the way from the sceae
Of action at Red Rock. Deputy Chapman,
with some Indian scouts las Anticipated
their rout and IS on: near the mountains
awaiting their arrival A company &
men led By Deputy Madsea are 70 tie
south of their poiut Of destination, ia or
der 20 head them OF should they under
take 70 switch their roate, Wills many
men are On iheir direc. trail IN their rear.
Is IA probable that O. this time =
ha;tle has already ,akes s!Ace- /
Last Sunday morning S-e..E H.@sa |