The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1892-05-26
OKLAHOMA OUTLINES.

There is not single negro in county G.
The circus played to 10000 people at Ok
lahoma City
John D. Miles is back in Okla bona, but
not permanently.
The male citizens of Perkins refuse to
pay their poll tax.
The Alliance and Democrats in Oklaho-
ma will CO operate.
The Norman Democrat is the only semi
weekly in Oklahoma.
Okarche has got far enough along to or
game a Sunday school.
The editor of the Okarche Times adyer-
tises for dozen chickens.
The Cimarron bridge, north of Guthrie,
was saved from the high water.
The wafer works proposition at King
fisher carried by vote of $50 to 5.
The lot jumper in Oklahoma seems to
have a bad case of in statu quo.
The Guthrie and Oklahoma City base
ball clubs have now game apiece.
Okarche had its first show the other
night-'Ten Nights in a Barroom."
A firm in Oklahoma City sold $1,000
worth Of farm machinery in one day.
A man from Texas will marry one of
Oklahoma Cty's bellies, Miss Lottie Will
son.
The Times-Journal claims that il Har-
Yey carries Oklahoma county he is nomi-
mated.
The Republicans from Okla homa who
60 to Minneapolis will travel in special
Pullman.
The Santa Fe paid out min ETY. checks sg-
gregating $. 900 to their men in Guthrie,
last Saturday.
The sergeant-at-arms of the United
States senate is a friend of Oklahoma's
and is always ready to help her out.
The Oklahoma City Gazette claims to
be restrained by the libel law OF Oklaho-
ma. although the Gazette has never yet
failed TO say what !: thinks.
A travelling man kicked at an Oklahoma
City hotel the other day because Governor
Seay, who sat at the table with him, ate
his lettuce with his fingers. That drum
mer Is too good for this world, especially
the Oklahoma part Of IT,
Okarche Advocate; The thunder storm
last Monday night did remarkable piece
Of damage about one mile north Of this
city The lightning struck telegraph
pole and completely destroyed it. lraylpg
but three feet OF II in the ground II also
burned out about SIX hundred feet OF wire
and the two poles adjoining the one that
was struck By Lightning were spiintered
so badly as 20 necessiiate their beng re
placed by new ones
Oklahoma City Gazette: Judge ". z
Asher. probate judge q county b, IS il The
city. Regarding the action recently
brought against him IL the courts FOR tie
return CT certain school moneys Judge
Asher said: 1t : purely matter Of law
The question involved is, whether fiues sod
penalties 20 70 the school fund CT 20 The
county general fuud. The suit IS SIMPLY
10 test tA.s questiOB. and Is brought a. u
OWE suggestion. II las leveT been passed
upon By The courts aad IS 81 doubs IL II
shall be Eel3 b tie co1-t that lie f1es 0e-
long 70 tie scAco. fund taen tAe nzc4ey
viii X turned over Il = belongs 10 tie
county genera! fund shall iGS.st TIA; As
county receive is own scrip whieb il pays
ne. ne i;c-n tro-a Tenufzsrh. which se-
ueared j. The 9 zet;e recsri!T. was IL
spired b matte. ss i was Untrue - sTtgy
material statement
Tecamseh Republican. 4 MAJ b. ;ee
name Ct Powell. who lives few mixes
southwest O Tsc1E.ssA. lad a v&lE2sls
horse SEoc al zru4a4 w.iA Few saoes oaF
DAY gast week he worked ths horse All
At nisl. tanned i .Glo sa44A rastasx