The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1892-03-16

Judge Clark is holding a term of court
at Norman this week.
a new street in FL Reno bears the heavy
name of Kali-Inla boulevard.
The criminal docket for the March term
of court ut ATdmore shows some 800 cases.
A subscription of $50 was taken up at
Tecumseh last week to build Il public we'll
The First Congregational church of Te-
cumseh has beenlncorporated by Secretary
Martin.
There ought to be some man in Okla
homa TO-DAY who will plant tree and
name it Steele"
The county assessor of B have completed
their work, aud better showing was
made than the most sanguine expected.
The committee on Indian affairs can dis
tinguish itself by getting Maud ,. gait
on itself with that Cherokee strip matter.
1t may be that even if this congress will
pause long enough to assume an appear
ance of work and ratify the Cherokee strip
matter.
In the Quisenberry perjury case at
Guthrie Monday the jury disagreed stand
ing eleven for conviction and one for ac-
quittal
Hon. c. NJ. Barnes of Guthrie, the
author Of he original draft OF the resolu-
tions adopted by the Territorial Republl-
can convention.
The total Indebtedness Of Cleveland
county. says County Clerk McGlnley, IL
SIC $685.. Eleven thousand dollars OF debt
has been cancelled.
Hi. Grinder living north Of Guthrie was
arrested Monday on suspicion Of having
murdered his hired hand, Frank w. Cook,
who disappeared Dec. lS
Guthrie Capital: With deeds to $50
acres of land, and those to 80 more near
| at han d, this town - in shape for the
rapid real estate exchange which has set
! in.
! Judge Shackleford, in his charge to the
! grand jury at ArdmOre, said; Any
/ liquor, be it called hop tea, lager or what
not. and sold as beverage and that would
! intoxicate, IS Il sprituous liquor and a yio-
/ lation to the law TO Introduce 1t.
/ Yukon Courier: Farmers are through
with the sowing of oats and most OF them
have their ground prepared for the plant
/ ing Of corn. How does this sound 20 our
/ Northern brothers who are now sboveling
a pass from their doors TO their wood
J houses.
The Purcell parties having the bridge
matter in hand have enlisted the Influence
1 Of Congressman Peel, Of Arkansas, IN i'e-
half OF the project. II this congress grants
the syndicate a franchise a. asked for, the
bridge connecting Lexington and Purcell
/ will undoubtedly be built this season.
In the Sac and Fox tribe IS wealthy
Indian widow who speaks Indian. ngiish.
French and Spanish. aud was given the
! best things educational IN this country and
Europe. She dresses styiishiy. diamonds
adorn her person, aud her culture Is al
rnjred by all who know her. her sAin Is
darker than that Of the average quadFooa-
Arkansas City Dispstch: professor
Hallock. superintendent O. the Guthri'
schools. WAS in the city yesterday. ~
professor Is Of the opinion that tbe HtuI
auesriou will be settled before The presea'
congress adj0urns. He thinks tina; The
+ Cherokee commissions trip into the In
di.p Territory on he Tshw.ll tend % e.sa'
up matters
NisS Leila. the pretty lsTesr-olc
daughter Of David l. spencer. responsi
farmer living 8eaf Eastman has hled s4i'
in the court az AvdDore against NsTtot
Anderson, Marion Butt. William P1ti1naE
n uasseznAn. Tor SANDER lhs tpiA
srnauu, sued FOR - 5000 TIE p.alfiil
alleges tbas Andersen stated beforss 2 '.'a
~ 81 witnesses TIA. Re had HANDLED ~
trarn head % foot All had uans ei'.e'
,.e-ogaaor remarks concerning De- e
account Il which sbe lad bsea turned o.
q The church. and her lover - whom az
nsd besn eagzzsd 20 te FaA-F-sp' i''-'
k,rsker, OF tue engagement