The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1894-08-05
while the people gave the questioner the
OKLAHOMA OUTLINES

"
Sanford Smih OF H-unessey is advertis-
| ing for mad--tone.
| Sol Barber of Perry was struck by light
Mug Wednes lay snd killed
The Guthrie militia company has re-
| ceived new lot OF Colt revoivers.
A Republican paper ia Oklahoms hints
that Aionzo Dyer didn't buy eruuf-
| Early Victor Grapes gave the best yield
a the Oklahoma experimental farm.
! The assessors have carefully Investigated
| H messy ami vicinity aud sre aOle 10 find
but TWO goats
The ChanIler bandit who was wounded
aud afterwards removed TO the Guthrie
| j III, viii recover.
The Enid Wave printed all the cuts in
the Office the next day after the senate
| depot dill was passed.
| George Wallace. a young bicyclist OF
! E.moud. tried riding down steep Mill one
| day last week. His parents gathered up
the pieces in a breal basket.
Faux Fillmore OF Arapahoe isn't Ger
| tain about being Ia death III the midst OF
| life, but lie is sure that IN the midst OF
| Democracy 1--WE are in debt"
/ In the senate bill the Rock Island rail-
road is given ninety days ia which 10 build
| depo,s at Emil aud Pond Greek. There is
| 500 day forfeit for failure to build after
taat time.
| Oklahoma Times-Journal: The entries
| to tie races at the territorial fair are
| double the number OF last year or y ar be-
| fore, and include The best horses in the
| hay ant a red
! horses for the tr6tiing races are +. c. Toler.
! Wichita; W. \. Shook, Topeka; l. w.
| Hall, Fredonia; 4. IL. Gee. ALA; Amos
| Sc Morrison, Seda.ih, Mo; +. h. Nai.rath,
| san Antouia, Tex; A. \. Townsend,
| Topeka; r. Z. ChrIsI, Orr.ck. No; J. A.
| French, Cross, y. l.; I. j. Brown, Au-
| thony, Kansas; besides "A number OF Okia-
| loma county horses. The number now
entered has reached about fifty for the
troItiug races alone. The running races
are filling fully as well.
Ponce City Courier: Some real, bad
mean men got up practical joke on
couple OF boys in Byrne's hay camp IN the
| PUnca reservation Saturday, night. A
note purporting TO be written by an Indian
was found, warning all white men To b.
out of the reservation By S O'Clock or suff
penalty of death. II was then tive
minutes to eight. aud every body appeared
very much ag.tated. So frightened we're
the boys that they started for town on n
run. A short distance from camp they
passed grove and from its dark recss ses
shadowy forms were seen 10 glide. A re-
port OF fire arms rang out. and young
Collier Tell, crying. ION my God
| This lent speed To the Il, gut OF young
Clasbey, anu lie alone fairly flew to IA hay
camp near, where he warned the N N hat
an Indian uprising had taken place. They
hurried to their horses aud came like
wDirlwind TO town to tell of he massacre.
! Several parties here believed the story and
armed with Winche>ters bravely went TO
the +, scue of the unaccounted for hay men.
Arriving there they found out the hoax o.
| which they were victims. The two boys
were badly frightened, and it WIS n risky
joke to play on them. A more peaceful,
| friendly and civil class of pop t never
| lived than tue Ponca Indians. aud this
makes the joke appear even more
! luuicrous,