The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1892-07-26
OKLAHOMA OUTLINES.

l.. n. Terrill in following the lead OF
Daniels, and is advocating fusion OF the
Alliance and Democratic forces.
The Democratic convention to nominate
a candidate for delegate to congress Will
be held in Oklahoma City August Is.
The Peoples party convention to noml-
nate candidate for delegate TO congress
will be held in Oklahoma City August 10,
Mr.. X. H. Morley of Payne county had
his entire crop of wheat and oats destroy
ed by fire. 1t is said TO have been the
work of an incendiary.
Hennessey is agitating the mill question.
The Clipper says with twenty-five bushels
of wheat to the acre, and thousands OF
acres, that mill is simply indispensable.
Mr. G. P. Grinstead Of Noble is engaged
in raising Italian queen bees. 1t Is said
that Mr. Grinstead is the only gentleman
in Oklahoma who is engaged in such bust
ness.
Free Press: Suppose that Kinghsher
comfy SHOULD ever succeed in having
candidate nominated for a territorial
Office, what would be thought OF the
Guthrie man who should say: Il will not
vote for him because he is kingfsher
MAUI"
Free Press: A Kingfsher young man
with only 80 cents in his pocket, invited
his best girl 20 accompany him to an ice
cream parlor, where be calleds for two
plates OF cream, but he was all broke up
when he read on card sticking on the
wall: "Ice cream 20 cents per gal.
Guthrie Democrat: The street corner
orator can occasionally be heard discussing
the science of finance" to the great neg
lect of growing crops. Men make money
by attending strictly 20 their Calling, not
in another manner, which Is all the science
there is in financial affairs.
". Z. Wallng has fifteen acres in mel
ons north of Dover which can not be beat
en-. He expects 10 ship to northern mar
kets this summer aud fall enough melons
and cucumbeIs to make a good business
for the VI. d s. We have not as yet been
informed what per cent. he receives of the
proceeds.
United States Deputy Marshal Drake,
who was badly wounded some time ago
by two outlaws, but whom he managed to
make bite the dust before they got out OF
range of his trusty Winchester, has 20 far
recovered from his wounds rs to he able to
call upon his brother officers at Guthrie
the other day.
Times-J Journal: James w Lane was in
from his claim yesterday and reports
surprising yield OF oats FOR one Of his neigh
bors-Hi D0wniDg-fve miles west or
Norman. He had fifteen acres Of oats and
il threshed out us bushels to the acre.
His forty acres OF wheat averaged thirty
three bushels TO the acre. and bis corn Is
magnificent.
Guthrie Democrat: 4 damage silt for
s. 900 was hled ia the clerk Office yesteT-
day wherein Edward Nichols was plaintiff
and T. J. Wi.ber defendant WILDER = the
manager q the Armour Packing com pany
IL hiss place, aud Nichols Is tie proprietor
OF "A restaurant near this company siOF-
age house On several and sandry &C.
cas:onS meats Of various kinds were miss
ing from Armour's aud sus pjcioa evidently
fell On the proprietor oi ths restaurant
for Wuber secured search warrant aud
Z Investigated the contents OF the eating
house. Nothing was found 70 indlcais
that y ichols mad been 100 Intimate with
the property Of the Armour con pAny, bot
Mr. Slehols' peace OF mind Ma seriously
+ disturbed. and after careful figuring be
es.iss.Ates tie damage toae blEa a. Ss.0o.
hence i5s sg!I
A mos; brutal as well as cowsTdly mus-
+ Ger was e1acgsd within = lew n}.es 9.
( south McA!eSter !: IS tie result Of a.
I'D !ead 5etweea tie principals &c deed
+ was committed az Tie hone 81 H01sio q
/ peegv. between krebs sa1 Al9e-sot..
wbere Cuag.es WesleF, the victim. lived
wffs his young wife BeslsT retuEos1
+ home Sa.araay rs9raiag soe found hls
wisein. Re was tending oFer Ter. spp4y-
( iag rerne3les. wbea Soiorsoa Owens, Sh1
/ bssl followed .Ira home. came up b@24Ea
I aaa saoi him four :la-es. iAss@ sfse.s iaS
{ sag eErct 10 Wesley t2ek between lie
shoulder. and tie fou.tA p.sTc43s Is
neck lie died Al1as; instantly. OSs2s
onlI excuse for committing liz erils sd