The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1893-06-04

from Kansas. was tried yesterday before
Judge Fred Morgan at Guthrie aud bound.
over il the sum Of 500 TO answsr TO TIE
charge Of petty larceny.
| Free Press: The Cheyenns and A-apa-
hoe settlers expect Delegate Flynn 10 have
bill prepared extending the communal
ton act to that portion of OGiahoma and
shoot IL IN at the very first opportunity
after congress meets. Ii looks ike a very
few words of explanation to ~ committee
would suffice 10 put such bill through
\ young man named Hapgcoi murder
ed Il companion named james B-ata at
Birds Point, No, lass November. and
Immediately disappeared Tae officers
made futile attempts 10 capture him bat
failed. Mr.. Beath's sister donued male
attire aud traced tbs fugitive so persist
emily that She finally caused his arrest at
Oklahoma City feV days ago.
Watouga Republican: We learn that
Mr. Quick, farmer north of Town some
eight miles, cut his wheat the first of this
week. He estimates the Yield at twenty
| five bushels 70 the acre, and says that the
quality is fine. Blaine county against the
world for wheat. If such crops can be
raised on sod, where can the crops be
stored that will De raised on 'old grounG?'
Okarche Times: Territorial Superin-
teudent j. II. Parker informs Saperiu-
tendeut a L. Newman that Blaine county
has received more federal money during
the present school year than all the bal
auce of the Cheyenne and Arapahoe coun-
try, including the west half Of kingisher
and CauadiGn counties. This money was
apportjoned according to the number of
the enterprise of our citizens and the push
of Superintendent Newman.
Edmond Democrat: The sleek swindler
is abroad in the land. He flies under the
false colors OF a fanning,nili man. His
scheme is to sell machine. but after
wards the purchaser receives more than
one. and finds he has signed Il contract for
them. Oae of our most prominent and
we,l-to,do farmers recently purchased one,
but report has it that he has purchased IN
reality 135 machines mt $25 each. Vt least
that Is what the contract calls for.
State Capital: There was a tree with
spade buried in it which came ont of the
Payne county cyclone. II was the prop
erty of j. y. MuilennlX, on whose farm
it WAS found. 1t was brought TO Guthrie
to be exhibited for the benefit OF Mr. Null
lennix. 1t was exhibited. Crowds went
to see it. After five days exhibit here Mr..
Mulennix was given $3.50 out OF which
lie had TO pay expenses for exhibit, which
left him but $l9. Then the tree
owned by Mr.. Mullennix, without his
consent disappeared. 1t was taken to
Kansas by some one-and has been going
the round up there very probably for the
benefit OF the injured family which "in-
jured family" has never got a cent from
the exhibit. There are millions in it, for
the exhibitor, none OF which finds its way
to the injured family"
Times Journal: Ex-Chief Bushyhead is
a slick savage aud especially SO when
cOunseled by slick white men. IL is now
beyond question that he purposes taking
his allotment IN the strip near Kildare,
formerly Willow Springs, just north of
the Ponca reservation, with the expecta-
ton that he will be able TO plat it aud sell
lots from it thirty days before the strip is
opened to settlement. 1t is believed he is
in partnership with eX-Indiau Agent
Jones, cattleman named Pryor of Austin
Tex, and the Santa Fe railroad. The in
terror department can block his little
game, however, if it desires to, by not
issuing him a patent to his land until at
ter the opening-and it ought to do it,
In the district court Mt Oklahoma City
Attorney d. G. Lewis sprung an interest
ing question of law in motion for a writ
of habeas corpus for one Green. arrested
Tor cutting timber on land in Pottawato-
ME county. The land was allotted In
dian land, and Mr.. Lewis argued that Mr.
Green could not be arrested Tor cutting
timber on government land as the land i'll
question had ceased to be government
land. The writ of habeas corpus WAS
granted returnable before the supreme
court in June