The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1893-09-06
TRIBUTARY NE vs.

Herrick, the woaid- be train robber. whs
WAS sent 20 DR.. Actarisnd's insane ass.
ium, IS giving the officials at that institute
a good deal OF trouble. be has escaped
three times. The last time he seereteG
himself in the baggage room, in hopes tc
escape through a vehlilator. He lived 10;
two days behi1d trunks and grips, bu;
hunger brought him 10 the door for relief
Herrsck has promised 10 Kill both Conduc.
tor Glazler and Superintendent Hartman
when he gets out or the asylum.
Following are the recent appointments
Of postmasterz il Oklahoma:
Aaron. unassigned land. 3. F. Lee, vice
W. ". Lac resigned.
Anvil, Lincoln county, d. 5. Pritchett,
vice Oliver CrawS resigned.
Ball, Oklahoma county, Z. krug. vice
W. H. Ball resigned.
Camargo, County D, j. Z. Meek, vice
Ross Meek resigned
Enfield, Logan county. S. 5. Siawson,
vice j. II. Altman resigned.
Myrtle, King fisher county, Z. Vandevau'
vice j. r. Nandevan resigned.
Navajo, unassigned land, W. III. Craw-
ford. vice W. 81. Acerers resigned
The following letter received at Guthrie
concerning the running OF excursion trains
into the strip on the 10th. will interest
many people:
tATCHISsoS. ToHEKA AND SANTA FE RAIL
ROAD CoMPASY-GESERAL PASSENGER AND
TICKET DEPARTMENT.
topeka. Aug. 81, 1898
II. Loire. Esq, Guthrie, 0. T.
Dear Sir: l have your letter OF August
29th, in relation 20 trains into the Chero-
kee strip on the day OF the opening. / beg
TO advise that there will be no excursion
trains run into the strip on the day In
question Yours truly,
GEORGE I. NICHOLSON,
u. Z. 4.
In speaking with chief clerk Jacobs of
the land Office al Eagle reporter learned
that General Manager Frye said that no
trains would be run into the strip that
day at the governments request providing
the government would promise to indem-
nifty them against any damage suits that
may arise therefrom.
The Bank of Perry filed articles OF in
corporation with the secretary OF Oklaho-
ma yesterday. Its directors the first year
are named as George Robinson and j. ".
Farrar of Arkansas City, Frank Robinson
Of Winfield. Nathan Hinckley OF Maiue
and j. I. Laderty OF Guthrie. Its capital
stock is placed at $50, 600.
lack Mulhall, well known all over
southern Kansas, has accumulated about
100 fast horses at Orlando for the accom-
mediation of men who want part of the
strip.
Sheriff Nipp and two deputies brought
up nine prisoners from Arkansas City last
night and went back today to get more. l.
A Caudil and Warren Omey pleaded
guilty to keeping tipping house. The
former went 10 Jail in default OF S25 and
costs and the Latter in default of s. and
costs. ". L. Dunn aud Thomas Sutton
paid s. and costs for gambling. Nothing
has been done with the others-Winfield
Courier.
Judge Womack. special agent of the in
terror department, left Guthrie yesterday
on tour OF inspection OF the booths. He
goes first to that near Saltwater. aud Will
drive across the strip to Arkansas City.
giving him an opportunity 10 investigate
the repor. that the land is filed with pros
pectins parties Should he find any soon
ars on the lands he Will direct the atten-
ton of ths cavalry 10 their failure in the
performance OF their duties
The judge will visit the six principal
booth locations aud endeavor 10 estimate
the number that will be st each so Al TO
Judge how large force OF CLERKS it viii re-
luire To handle the business. He will re-
turn &c Guthrie the last of the week
W. r Harris. the colored pugilis., is
under training of All Ohio colored gentle
man. Mr.. Clark OF Wichita is DESTROYS of
meeting Gallagher in the ring, and when
he Galisgher-Harris contest is decided it
5 said Clark Will challenge the winner
Arkansas City Dispatch.