The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1892-06-24
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OKLAHOMA OUTLINES.

OKLAHOMA OUTLINES.
The Germans of Oklahoma City will
organize Turn Verein society.
The Sons of Veterans of Oklahoma will
| hold their first annual reunion at Ell Reno
! on JulyS s.
! Editor Hewett of the Tecumseh Repub-
| lican suffered the loss of his home by a
fire last week.
The Oklahoma City Gazette says that
the sun was SO hot Tuesday that 12-inch
brick wall would not cast shadow.
Bob Leslie a notorious Seminole negro.
was shot and killed ut Sacred Heart mis-
sion yesterday, by two deputy marshals
who were trying to capture him.
The police caught colored man run
ming naked on the street in Guthrie Sun
day evening and threw him into Jail, He
played to be crazy. His hallucination is
that lie is the son of God.
The Taloga Accident is rather rough on
the marshals who pursued the Daltons,
saying that they should be fed on milk ii
while, longer. If they were as the Acct
dent pictures them they do need a tactical
course
The Edmond News says that the COM
mon animals will cut quite figure in
politics this year You will hear the
horse-laugh, the dog-ma's. the cat-echism,
and see the cow-ardice of men and there
will be a bully time generally.
Mr.. L. Z. Payne of Chandler has re-
ceiyed communication from a represent
tative of the French government at New
Orleans, La, requesting him to look after
the estates of one or two subjects Of
France who have recently died, leaving
property in this territory.
Oklahoma City Gazette: "The FL Reno
Democrat advocates the idea that the de-
cision of the town site boards be held final
by the supreme court. That editor is
either chump or has one to write his
editorials When and by whom has the
aforesaid law been changed.
Those who are coming into the territory
from the north are making great mis-
take by keeping along the Santa Fe track
through the outlet The few COWS they
are bringing into the territory with them
are almost certain to take the Texas fever.
They should avoid the road along the
Santa Fe. and keep clear of the small
1'imes-Journal Coming down from
Wichita on the Santa Fe day passenger
train were three men who We're just re-
turning, one from the Atlantic coast, one
from Portland, Oregon and one from the
Minneapolis convention. When they
reached Oklahoma all declared without
any reservation whatever. that the crops
in Oklahoma We're the best they had seen
during the season.
Artimore Chieftain: John Medley, liv-
ing in the vicinity of Overlook, had an
old COW that gave birth to two calves
There is nothing remarkable in this, but
the first calf was born just three months
ago and here the other day the old COW
gave birth to another calf. making the
time between the birth of the calves just
three months. Both calves are fully de-
ve.oped and are attracting considerable at
tention among the neighbors in that
vicinity.
PARCEL Topic: For some time past
various rumors have been circulated in
regard to the conviction of beer men by
Judge Shackleford's court at Muskogee.
An exchange gives the following facts in
the case: The beer men convicted ut the
vendors of beer, but were parties who bad
introduced beer in the Indian territory.
One introducer was sent 10 the peniteu-
tiary for one year aad ore day; two Others,
who only had Jail sentences for six months
but who tried TO escape from prison, were
removed 10 the peDitent!ary and their sen
fences increased TO one year in the peul-
Tertiary The territorial court holds that
il is impossible 10 reach the beer sellers,
but that It can and viii peniientiary every
man who introd uces beer Ia the terri
tory"
Colonel D. VI Ross writes from WASH
ington that the kickapoo and Cherokee
outlet bills have been given u Gay on the
Calendar and that he IS more tHSn hopeiui
Of the passage by congress O. these glsas-
ures. He seems confident and after refer
ring t. national and her matters, clos
Ms letter with these words: Everything
viii be all right a. 10 the Ckesoaee and
kicksp bills" We believe that tie ccuI- /
mitiee GA Indian matters GBGsFsta lasss the
situation, aGd we believe JEaS the bs3ls
via bosh become laws Congress be~iBs +
TO see the Injustice OF keeping thousands {
of anxious settlers camping o. tie bc-dels /
doing nothing, with millions q acres O. ex- (
ce.lent agricultural Lands waiting oaiy i1E f.
the industrious husIaan4zlan 10 sara the +.
sod IL os1z1 70 MAKE thousands q families F.
bones a liiLle over Tires years ego OA,s- 4
bona was not po2oI Ated, nos even by la 4
dams. today there Is Eo< = quarter seeisoa 4
Of tsllAbse land that Is nol ia Tire laHas e
a white or black settle. excepting 0a8y Z
shat reserves Tor schoe! pagfao.ss AHd gov i
ernmeat reserves. opea the s,vl3 and +.
kiekApoo lands and let the settlers get 4
homes ready iog EAssg families % winter Z
IN 0pca THESE laGds pos. 70 teas zrouue .
can &c oroken ready foE seed 10 AD:.
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