The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1893-05-17
OKLAHOMA OUTLINES.

1t is rumored that Henessey is soon to
be made and eating station on the Rock
Island
AcMastcrs says that the White House
| is running boycott on Oklahoma City
| and Guthrie.
Governor Renfrow has stated that he
will make Guthrie his residence during
his term of office
The Hennessey foot ball team has is
sued a challenge to any foot ball team in
Oklahoma or Kansas
The Rock Island is building new depot
! at Wild Horse, and putting in number
of side tracks through the strip.
Frank McMasters of the Oklahoma City
Gazette was elected to an Office in the
Grand Army at the Ell Reno encampment
The editress of the Yukon Register
roasts some of the FL Reno politicians 10
queens taste. Who knows how to do
that better than shet
The Hennessey Democrat says that it
will soon be enlarged to five column
folio AS it is already seven column
folio the enlargement will be an innova-
ton.
couh NIL III IdhNs HhC LiIIcS "Soe VI Nh
lahoma City. has fifty acres of wheat that
is said TO be the finest in the country, and
will make fully forty-five bushels to the
acre; 50 says the Times Journal.
The Free Press saws Governor Virgil H.
Hobbs will now come home. We should
not be surprised to see him come with
something better than the governor
office-regSter OF the kingfisher land
office.
j. T. Quien, the big hearted editor of
the Edmon d Sun, says this paper will be
sent to everyone on the cyclone sufferers
for one year free of charge. If there are
any of them that are not getting it, they
should come in and givets their names
and address.
Governor Renfrow has agreed to carry
out the plans of Governor Seay regarding
Oklahoma's worlds fair exhibit. Governor
Seay had arranged to have growing pro-
ducts gathered during the summer and
sent on to Chicago to be made part of
the Oklahoma exhibit.
Capital: Marshal Grimes office is busy
paying mp deputy marshals' fees When
Chief Deputy Marshal Madsen was in
Washington he got 81, 600 to be paid for
United States court and deputy service;
so, 900 has already been paid out to the de-
puties. All the back pay is being cleared
up
The Edmond Sun says that the barn and
corral of Joseph Terrell being destroyed
by the cyclone last week, one of his cows
got ont, and was found in the field OF a
neighbor By the name of Luckiubill, who
demanded 81 FOR damages before he would
allow the owner OF the animal 10 take he.
away.
The Norman Democrat says We hear Of
considerable Indignation being expressed
because some persons with heavy bank ac-
counts have asked for and received aid,
MANY people have denied themselves OF
comforts 10 help the storm sufferers and
the people rightly think that every dollar
should 20 to those who have no money.
\ few weeks ago Depaty Bill -Ainsley
went into Greer county TO arrest some
prisoners. The citizens rose eEriasse. and
armed with long-range NiachesteTs, got
after Ainsley aud his posse. A.asiey vas
feet Of foes and escaped. bat his posssnlen
were made prisoners Of var. Assistant
United States Attorney Stone has written
to the county attorney Of Greer coaaly re
ouestiag an exchange Of prisoners
TItuss-.jouruai Tie oklahoma wheat
+ crop : improving slailv The weather
I conditions Tor tae past week baye 5e-a
f perfect. aud IS already telling on The eroT-
Tae wheat hat hiss mad. glI; Sfoss-s Il
of staw Is Geye. op!Eg alarge well flied
head Shou2d the present ysa,asr con-
TIME for two more weeks the whsss cYGp
NIL De Is per cent better than was aatsc5-
+ pafej = week ago
Assistant Attorney General han Ct the
Interior department aas rendered a. oy.u-
{ iaa which has teeu approved By secrefsry
Smith, "a vhscn lie hold fhaE Tbs al1gt-
meats o. lands she wives sEa chll4FeE 81
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