The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1895-04-11
OKLAHOMA GU TILES.

Kay county has funded &s5.GD OF her
bonds.
Corn In Oklahoma has already begun
TO push up the clods.
Miss Blanche Carr of Oklahoma City,
writes for the magazines.
1t is said that Olny has approved New
tons report on Judge Scott.
The little ST. John children are In charge
OF the servant girl at present.
The fire department turned out TO a
fire in Guthrie the other day where the
damages were g.
Mrs. n. II. Kelly was seriously burned
by kerosene explosion at her home near
Shawnee, this week.
VIII some returned traveller please re-
late whether 1t is possible to see through
the Glass mountains.
During that recent windstorm an FL
Reno man rushed into closed room for
a breath OF fresh air.
The Lyon building on the corner OF Har-
rison avenue and Division street. III Guth-
RE, has been sold for $4,000.
A travelling chiropodist had the hard
luck of striking Oklahoma City just after
the Trilby" craze had died out.
The editor of the Enid Wave examined
the rain which fell there day before yes
terday and diagnosed il as of the damp
variety
in Oklahoma. After the next payday.
the divorce mills Will start up with re-
newed vigor.
The boys at FL Reno got together and
presented Jack Stillwell with a cane to
use on the Indians when he moves down
into the nation.
The chances are that the editorial ex-
cursion to Mexico from Oklahoma will
collapse. Times are too scarce and
money too hard.
The editor of the Alva Chronicle has
something the matter with his ductus
communis choledochus. A doctor told
him so, and charged him s..
The Oklahoma City Star thinks that
Tulsa Jack will not blaze away at pas
sengers any more, but that he Will blaze
away all right somewhere else.
A four-foot vein Of silver has been found
on the Squaw Paw in Lincoln county.
If that is so why don't the numerous gang
of outlaws go over there and steal it?
The recent decision of Judge McAtee
that county treasurers must receive coun-
will be carried to the supreme court.
d. p. MaI-um has discovered a bed of
mineral soap near Woodward. But this
may be only a scheme of County Com
missioner Judkins to keep Anarchists
away.
a Saltwater man went crazy while on
the witness stand at Guthrie the other
day. The Enid Wave thinks he wanted
TO tell the truth perhaps. and his lawyer
wouldn't let him.
Hoke Smith contemplates a trip to
Oklahoma. He will be treated cour-
teously if he comes, although the boys
in the strip may shoot at his plug-hat
once or twice for diversion.
Why is il that there is nothing the Ok
lahoma wind likes to tumble around like
a tin wash boiler. Three or four Okla
homa papers this week note the fact that
one passed by the newspaper Office in
the breeze.
According to the Oklahoma City Sta,
Chandler congratulates herself On not
having a railroad which might bring
tramps in, who might have the smallpox,
and who might give it TO the citizens
who might die.
According to Il report, the exact Ian
guage of the letter which figured in the
St. John case was this: II have a day
off; another man in my place. l know
Harry is in town. but / must see you
anyhow. ! Will take drive at 3 O'clock
and il told her to meet him near the St
John home, and ended with a thousand
kisses