The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1893-11-05
OKLAHOMA OUTLINES.

Hon. T. j. Lowe, territorial secretary,
| is back in Guthrie.
The men who robbed the homesteaders
in the strip, at the land offices and else
where. should be given no quarter. They
| deserve none.
| President Cleveland signed the bill pro-
| viding for Communication for the Cheyenne
settlers on Saturday, Oct. 81. Applica-
tons may now be made to prove up under
| the provisions of that act.
Coon and 'possum hunting is an Arapa-
hoe recreation. If they have the sweet
| potato Accomplishments in those parts
they are strictly i'll 1t for toottsomc eat
| ing.
FL Reno is flooded with counterfeit coin,
| principally in the denomination OF - and
so cent pieces The counterfeiters have
not been apprehended,
The Democrat says Hennessey is having
a building boom this fall 10 tue way OF old
wooden buildings being torn down and
new brick buildings erected in their
place.
S. l.. Bradley has been appointed by Gov
ernor W. C. Renfrow to succeed b, V.
Cummings AS county clerk for l. county.
The Tribune says Mr.. Bradley
will combine the two Offices OF county
clerk and register of deeds
City Attorney John L. Voss, of Pond
Creek, is in Guthrie urging / he importance
of this city securing charter a city OF
the first, class, before Governor ". G. Rem
frow.
DR.. Mahr has qeen appointed organizer
of the A. o. L. w Lodge of l. county. lie
xpects to institute lodge il Pond Greek,
shortly.
The first butter made in the strip was
sold for twenty-five cents per pound 1t
was made by Mrs. G. H. Pennington,
eight miles southwest of Pond Creek
Times. Journal: II am selling potatoes
to pay the loss on my wheat crop" said
farmer yesterday while unloading a wagon
load of fine California reds that be had
sold for IS cents busbel.
Tie city printing OF Perry has been di-
vided between the two Democratic dailies
the Democrat and Sentinel, each getting
81 cents per square. The Democratic
Herald. Roy Hoffnan's paper, Is left out
In the cold, so far pap at Perry - con
cerued. aud will have 10 satisfy himself
with his Offices at Guthrie.
Guthrie News: A long tram Of excellent
broom cora came into the city from the
north. /, was magnificent sight To see
the wagon train rolling along and told
story OF agricultural prosperity that was
pleasant 10 contemplate.
Territorial Secretary Lowe issued
reqaisition oa the governor OF Nebraska
Friday for the boiS Of Thomas Wilson.
now confined ia Jail AZ Omaha. Wilsoa
is wanted q. Guthrie for Obtaining money
under false pretensss. The leader says
smons ats victims wss Judge Scott. He
IS said 10 be a confirmed crook aal Is
wanted az variou, placefoe for forgery.
embezzlemeaS AMI other crimes.
Aiva Pioneer: 4 man living near the
salt plains. twenty miles Northeast oil
Ava. worked faithfully for several days
digging a well through the rock. aud
when he found water il was 50 salty thai
il was unlls Tor use: he didn't ges di~sas.-
ed and leave his claim. tie SAID ise would
dr. cistern near A.s ho.s-. aaa would
utilize the well as = reservoir tor p.eAles
and szur krant. snd lie Will pssu: Hotbsas
be: caeun5ers and cabbage aext -pTIag.
T.mss-Jeur4aE All this talk @b9ai
misery ana suffering ia .ise strip j. IA EBs
diseased mind OF irrrsTsonss6.r correspond
eas.. Taere > not tzsi-y another sect.sn
Of our Common country. Or Tie wcrd fos
s4anf matter. where Industry and prosper
~ are 50 evident ca every baad- IEere
are many Obstacles 10 surEnoant aud IN
eonysnleucss 10 pat e2 wssh. Dut the strip
ls~rs are nohiy yindiczi.a< the prossd hoss9
n Americans :hss we have The snoss enter
p-a-sng people On ezrts.
Tae hisch tsswesa TIA citizsas Of ssnss
Fe AID TIE ussasssrs 81 stse sassa r. rail
rosd over :ks movsns Of she dspos srszz