The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1893-06-07
OKLAHOMA OUTLINES.

ingalls, will make application f." lncor
poration the 10Th inst
! The townsite board will finish its labors
/ at Ell Reno by the 10Th inst.
Ingalls, will celebrate the glorious Fourth
with an old-fashioned barbecue.
The removal of the Fifth cavalry from
Fort Reno will begin next week.
| The printers of FL Reno are talking o
organizing Typographical union.
The date line on the editorial page o
the Ell Reno Eagle still bears the date O.
| April 81.
The contract for building the agricni
| tural college at Saltwater will be awarded
the 10Th of this month
Day and Roger Mills counties will unite
with 6 county in the normal institute TO
be held at Arapahoe commencing July II.
Arapahoe Bee: The immigration bureau
meets next Saturday night to arrange for
"A permanent cemetery. What a nice add
vertisement for county G.
The Bee wants Arapahoe to have big
Fourth of July celebration and says that
one attraction will be match game OF
ball between the Bee and Argus.
The st. Louis. Guthrie e. Western Rail-
road CO., has filed articles of incorporation
at Guthrie. The object of the company is to
construct road from ST. Louis to Ell Paso
via Guthrie and Ell Reno.
Guthrie has passed an ordinance reQuir-
ing bicyclists to run no faster than four
miles an hour on the streets of that vii.
lage. This is about the speed of an ordi-
nary mans hoof1ng abilities and conse-
quently the Aforesaid bicyclists are on the
kick.
The station in the strip on the Rock
Island railroad heretofore known as "Wild
Horse ;" has been shorn of its fierceness
and will hereafter be known as "Kremlin. !"
The Clipper says fine new depot is being
built there and some of the knowing ones
say it will be county seat.
Oklahoma City lodge, A. F. aud A. NJ.
is making arrangements to have Nh ella bor-
ate celebration of ST. Johns day, June
Gath. Invitations Will be extended to the
lodges of Guthrie, Norman, Ell Reno
Kingfisher, Edmond aud other cities in the
territory, aud it is expected to be most
agreeable gathering.
Oklahoma Eagle: A strange phenomena
was witnessed by number of our citizens
last Sunday morning about l O'Clock. A
bright rain bow, in the northeast, showed
very bright, as much SO az if the sun had
been shining. 1t was sight rarely wit
messed, and our supersticiously inclined
people are very much perplexed as to the
omen.
Ex-Chief Bushyhead has been at Jor-
dams Nallay tho INST wool, bnliipn
ings with other Cherokees who claim they
are entitled to allotments. There are 100
of these claimants, and the bill allows
only seventy; and a meeting was held to
try TO settle the matter. Saturday the
meeting adjourned until next Thursday
Bushyhead says all the reports about his
taking claim are false. As yet he has
not decided.
Hennessey Clipper: Parties who have
just returned from two days ride
through the strip say that is not only full
of cattle, but people also. Prospectors,
are viewing the country in all portions,
stalking out claims, looking up corner
stones fixing creek crossings and getting
ready to be ready when the grand rush
begins. There are people camped ali
along the border who spend their time
looking up the best claims and the best
roads TO get TO them.
An item in the Wichita EAGLE a few
days ago stating that Dave Terrill's charge
of murder had been stricken from the
docket is li&ble to mislead its readers
The cause was stricken from the docket so
far as the Payne county court was con-
cerned. but he is remanded back to the
Logan county court, where he will be
tried. Judge Green holding that the change
of venue only applied to Ira y. Terrill.
who was convicted during the winter
Saltwater Republican. The EAGLES &C
count of ting case was taken from the Re-
publican court proceedings, which gave
no reference TO the case being renamed
back to Logan county.
Eagle: g. ". Chapman completed the
job of taking the census of FL Reno last
Saturday, aud his report contains some
interesting figures. He took the names OF
3. 543 white and 30 colored persons living
within the city limits, and states that
there is a floating population OF az least
20 that he did not euumeTote Also ri a
number Of houses he found no one al home
at the time Of his visit, and tie people
living there were not eounted. These.
with the number residing in the various
additions which have not YET b-en taken
into the corporation, swell the population
to az least I, 2sa. or more than four times
as many as the city contained eighteen
months age.