The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1893-01-06

at Grace cathedral. Topeka, today, Jan 6,
the feast of the Epiphany He will preach
his first sermon in Guthrie on Sunday,
Jan. %
A woman from Kansas gave birth to
| baby in prairie schooner on the Chero-
kee strip one day this week. The Guthrie
News accepts her as 4 citizen aud says it
! makes little difference to the average Ok
| lahoma woman when or where an affair OF
ihis Kind trAnspires.
Supreme court met yesterday with
Judges Burford and Clark on the bench.
Little business of importance was trans
acted. :. \. ID. Eaton of Norman aud Z.
B. Davidson were admitted to practice
Court adjourned till 10 o'clock today
Judge Green is expected back from the
east tonight.
The freight receipts at Wharton during
the month OF November showed that the
Saltwater merchants have received at
THAT station alone during the month T2l,-
go pounds of freight They have paid
the railroad for that month $3.50 81.
That's considerable of a current (of bust
ness for Saltwater
Oklahoma Hawk: A project is being
talked OF by different towns of building
a circuit telephone line embracing the
towns of Guthrie, Saltwater, Chandler,
Tecum-eh, Norman, Oklahoma City, FL
Reno and Kin4f fisher. This once consunl-
mated would be of estimable value 10 the
places named, and especially TO those
towns off the railroad.
Guthrie Capital: Except when they cut
a cheese, the Germans never do anything
by halves This was evidenced when they
licked the French and again New Ie RS
eve when they entertained Guthrie. The
mask ball given last Saturday night under
the auspices of the Deutchen Arbeiter
Unterstuetzungs Verin will be always re-
mem bered as a mountain peak in the his
tory of the city's public entertainments.
1t was not city but A territorial affair,
and was tremendous success.
Kingfisher Free Press: The Guthrie
Leader in an able article discusses the
feasibility OF railroad east and west from
that city. Kingfsher welcomes PROPOSE
ton of that kind with open
arms We have no direct com
munication with the capital of the terri
tory. The building OF railroad TO this
city via Guthrie, while it would cut of
some of our trade east, would be of meal
culable benefit to our city.
A bill introduced by Delegate Harvey of
Oklahoma on the Goth nit. provides that
whenever in the opinion of the secretary
of war the lands known as the timber res
ervation in Oklahoma territory are no
longer needed fer military purposes they
shall be reserved for the territory, 10 be
come available when the same shall have
become state, for the benefit in equal
shares of the following territorial institu-
tions of learning: The university at Nor
man, the normal school at Edmond and
the agricultural college at Saltwater.
Oklahoma City Gazette: Lipman Myers,
a well-known Hebrew character in Okla
homa City, died Saturday night at the
Alliance hotel his death resulting from
peculiar cause. A few days previous
piece of chicken bone lodged in his Bsoph-
agus, which he threw up, however when
an emeuc was administered by DIR. Brand
ford This was thought to be the end OF
his trouble, but later AN acute inflammation
set in, and death soon followed. post
mortem examination developed that Lip
man had swallowed an ordinary sized
wishbone, lodging below the throat and
finally perforating the 8sophagus and
windpipe