The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1895-02-26
OKLA EOMA OUTLINES.

! Over at Perkins corn brings IS cents a
bushel.
/ The sixth anniversary OF Oklahoma is
not much over month away now
Nesbitt is making spectacular monkey
OF himself and Posten feels scooped.
At the last accounts Oklahoma had the
| laugh on Hicks, the weather prophet.
The Guthrie Leader accuses Russell
Sage Of trying to collect toll on a crisis.
Recently Judge Burford disposed of
eight jury cases in seven and one-half
hours.
The Oklahoma editors are now talking
Of taking trip TO Old Mexico about
April l.
Okenoxie. chief of the Kickapoos. was
! a witness before the supreme court in
| Guthrie the other day.
A requisition was made on the relief
board at Newkirk for "a little veil with
little black spots on it,"
Ardmore is talking about getting the
Santa Fe TO move the shops from Gaines
vile, Tex, 10 that town.
The father Of one OF Milligan's victims
has written TO Governor Renfrow urging
that Milligan be executed.
The girl with a wart just beneath her
knee was last seen just south OF Purcell
that is the girl, not the wart
The Yukon weekly says that spring Is
certainly here. There were several street
fights in that town last week.
The time for the legislature to adjourn
is approaching and Shoestring Smith is
still sitting on the penitentiary.
Isenberg of the Enid Wave, makes It
a point to mention the condition of the
weather in every issue OF his paper.
1t is suspected that some of the dust
in Oklahoma has a good deal of snow
mixed up in II. The thaw will show.
Colonel Blackwell is now being led
around by a vision that tells him that a
locomotive will puff into Blackwell by
July 4.
Ex-United States Marshal Grimes was
correct when he said that the average
career of an outlaw did not extend over
two years.
Major AIvord gave as his reason for
resigning from the Agricultural college
it is said, that there were no bath facili-
ties in Saltwater.
A Norman girl had such terrible cold
that she told her Saturday night beau
that she was so hoarse that she couldn't
scream If he kissed her.
Clay Ewing, farmer near Red Rock.
committed suicide last Friday. He re-
Gently married a Kansas girl who didn't
like the strip and she said so much about
ii that her husband killed himself. The
Perry Democrat says that she is now
sorry that she spoke.
Guthrie Capital: The flag at half mast
on the legislative building yesterday was
an indication that the country is sorry
that George Washington was born. The
fellow who arranged that flag got mixed
between the sorrow OF death and the joy
of birth. II should have been unfurled
in all its glory-since the birth of Wash
ington was glorious event for America.
Oklahoma City Oklahoman: There is
an apple at this office-a fine large Ben
DaviS-which belongs to Uncle Jerry Will
Jams, and if he calls he can have it. A
day or two ago DIR. Furiong met an old
gentleman on the train, who as soon as
he learned where the doctor hailed from
asked him about Jerry. whom he said he
had not seen for forty-five years; al |
though he was Jerry's big brother Bill. /
He then gave the doctor the apple with !
instructions to say TO Jerry that it came I
from their old mother. now IS years OF /
age. The old gentleman was on his way |
TO Galveston.