The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1892-07-23
OKLAHOMA OUTLINES.

they can hardly supply the trade.
Superintendent Tubbs has promised FL
Reno a down town telegraph office.
The News says that there will be ter
ritorial fair held at Guthrie this fall.
The Hennessey Clipper says that four
and half inches Of rain fell there last
Saturday night.
The Ell Reno Tribune says the Rock
Island will reach its southern connection
within sixty days
Judge Ollie has purchased one of the
fine five-acre tracts south OF the ROCK
Island track at Ell Reno and has COM
meuced the erection of fine residence.
The Pottawatomie payment will be
made about the 18th of August Agent
Patrick was at the government school, the
first of the week, and has just completed
his rolls and forwarded them to Wash
ington.
The Ell Reno State Tribune is the name
of the new paper at FL Reno. 1t is of Re
publican prociivities, and is "A neat eight
column folio. well filled with lads" and
interesting reading matter. This Is the
fifth paper published at Ell Reno and all
appear to be healthy.
El Reno Tribune: The standpipe has
been finished and is ready for water. 1t
is $50 feet high and has a pressure of So
pounds to the square inch, and wi IL throw
a three quarter inch stream of water over
An ordinary four-story building without
direct pressure.
Times Journal: Oklahoma has no CAPT
tai. The organic act located 1t at Guthrie,
but the first legislature failed 10 make
permanent location, and it stays there
merely by consent of the governor. He
can convene the legislature at Oklahoma
City or Kingfisher or any other city in the
territory.
Tecumseh Herald: District court has
been in session the last OF the week and
the town has been filled with jurors.
Judge Clark has disposed of large guam
tity of business. The docket is almost
cleaned. "B'' county certainly has no
fault to find with Judge Clark's admins
tration of justice.
Times-J ournal: The removal of the
troops from this city does not mean tue
loss of Captain Stiles, for he has but
! short time to serve until he will retire on
three quarters pay. The captain will be
obliged to go temporarily with MS conf
pany, but his family will remain here.
Oklahoma City needs Captain Stiles
energy and push, his public spirit and
wise counsel.
The following horrible story comes from
Paurs Valley. Last Thursday Mrs. w.
| c. Tinney, q resident of Chickasaw nation,
! with babe in her arms, left home and
proceeded to Rock Greek. two miles dis
! tant, to look for a calf which was missing
since the preceding day. Growing fatigued
she placed the child under tree in the
| shade, covering it with an apron. Her
! intention was to be absent only few
moments, When she returned horrible
sight met her gaze Wild hogs had at
tackled and killed the child The limbs
had been torn asuader and the body
mutilated.
State Capital: In the suit for attorney g
fees of Charles Berger vs.. U. y. Perkins,
in Squire Maharry's court, IN the brush
south of the city. it said many amusing
| things occurred. One thing, however,
| happened that was not very amusing, and
that was that the jury, seeing the defend
ant was sued for not paying his debts, aud
they, the jury, knowing what verde they
were going 10 deliver, would not hand in
their verdict until their fees were pain.
Judge Perkins rustled the money, and
when the jurymen got it-5o cents apiece
in their fists, they pronounced Mr.. Perkins
guilty. For an old lawyer, he should
have known enough not 10 show has
money.
4 mother writes to the Times-JOurnal
aud gives the following AS most excel
lent recipe for summer complaint aud
other bowel troubles. IL Is home made
remedy and has been known TO curs
cases of cholera. To one quart Of water
add one pound of loaf sugar tgranuiated
! will dor one ounce best extract OF rhu-
barb. and one teaspoonful Of baking soda.
Let this simmer on the stove for three-
four;hs OF an boar, skimming often, then
add one ounce OF brandy aud enc ounce
best essence Of peppermint, remove from
the FIRE. and when cool, bottle up. Dose
for children-oae teaspoonful three Of
four fines day. Dose for adnlt-one
Ia blespoonful three times day; more
! often. however. If the case IS serious
This has been the remedy for over forty
/ | years Ia one family.