The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1892-06-21
OKLAHOMA OUTLINES.

Judge Amos Green will be the orator OF
the day at Moore July 4.
The Cheyenne and Arapahoe payment is
now being made at Ell Reno.
The Payne county Normal institute will
begin on Tuesday. July 5.
The Ell Reno Eagle wants Canadian
county to have fair this fall.
The Congregationalists are trying to es-
tablish an academy at Tecumseh.
Governor Byrd has called an extra ses-
sion of the Chickasaw legislature.
Councilman Gardenhire is now manu-
featuring pressed brick at Saltwater.
Colonel Prouty of Kingfsher is the lat
est candidate for delegate to congress.
Mr. H. c. T. Hackbush, a government
surveyor, is engaged in surveying the
Kickapoo country.
A Mulhall wife found her husband in
Orlando gambling and in an attmpt to kill
him only shot out the light.
Two brothers who had separated from
each other for fifty years found each other
one day last week near Tecumseh.
The faculty and students of the agricul-
tural college had their pictures taken. 1t
will be quite valuable souvenir.
The iron ore found at Mulhall and as
sayed by Messrs. banks Bros. of Arkansas
City, run 80 per cent. pure iron. So says
the Mulhall Chief.
Dock Neal. the man whom the Ell Reno
Eagle reported had committed suicide
walked into the Office the other day and
demanded retraction. 1t was speedily
given.
The editor of the Canadian Courier says
there is large quantity of spring chick
ems, ripe peaches and other vegetables on
the market, but laments the lack Of spring
poetry on the market.
Professor J. A. J. Bauguess. superin-
tendant of Oklahoma county schools, and
Miss Daisy Allen of Oklahoma City, were
married Wednesday evening at the Con-
eregational church of that city.
Five Indians belonging to the Wild West
show line of business have died in Lon
don The Indian, accustomed to the high,
dry atmosphere of the western plains and
mountains, can not 81 and the mixture of
fog and smoke called air in London.
Guthrie News: A number of physicians
located i'll this city have started the Okla
homa Medical college. The officers are:
L. D Buxton, NJ. D.. president; joseph
Pinquard, NJ. D., secretary; l.. B, Tribble,
NJ. D treasurer, H. p Halstead, NJ. d.,
and T. o. Barker, NJ. D. These gentle
men are some of the leading physicians i'll
this territory, and we believe that before
ong a medical college will be established
here that will not be surpassed in the
southwest.
Ell Reno Eagle: The work of building
The Rock Island road to the Red river is
progressing rapidly. and trains will run to
that stream next month. The pile drivers
were sent to that point this week 1t is
claimed that it will take four months to
bridge the Red river. The contracts for
building the road from the river to con-
nection with the Fort Worth & Denver
road, in Texas has also been let.
Purcell Register: Quite a serious and
painful accident happened the wife of
George Gilds on their farm, east OF town,
Friday evening. 1t seems that this lady
tried to ride mule with mans saddle
on it. The mule SHE'D at some object. add
Mrs Gilds, losing her equilibrium. fell to
rup strap. She was dragged for 200 yards
and horribly kicked and otherwise injured.
breaking four of her ribs. While her in
juries are not necessarily fatal, they are
exceedingly painful.
Saltwater Gazette: A serious accident
occurred to Mrs. Wilkerson, living seve
miles northwest of town near the strip
line. In company with fishing party she
had gone some distance from home. A
member of the party had found rattle
snake and called for gun. 1t is thought
that the lady attempted to remove the gun
from the wagon when il was discharged,
the ball entering from in front over the
lower part of the right lung, and striking
a rib, glanced around her side, passing out
behind A physician was called who
dressed the wound. Owing to the extreme
heat of the present time the physicians
consider the case quite critical
Okarche Advocate: While at the bottom
of the well at the corner of Oklahoma and
Sixth streets last Teusday, Mr. Jeffries
was overcome by foul gas, caused by The
use of giant powder in blasting. In all
probability he owes his life to his compan-
ion Mr.. Plummer. who went down IN the
well and adjusted the rope to Jeffries,
while he awaited the Recovering of the
rope in order to get out himself. The well
as Sc feet deep and lighted candle let
down in the well, would so out 10 feet
from the surface.
EXCHANGE SHOTS.