The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1895-07-10
TERRITORIAL SKETCHES.
Aud Kodak shots at Passing Incidents In
Two Domains


shawnee Quill: shawnee is the
heart snasher of Oklahoma--every-
one who comes here falls ih love
with her
Noel trardner was to have been mar
ried Monday to Miss Durant but her
brother Rudolph objected and when
Gardner and Cephas Garvin. cousin
OF the womaR called Sunday, the
brother shot at the door and killed
them both
El Reno Globe: Judge Burford fixed
the bond of Harry McDade, who is
charged with being an accessory to
the murder of Jim Doss, at IS, last
Saturday, but McDade has failed TO
ill it in the case of Eugene Haves
who is held as the principal in the
crime, the Judge refused To allow
bail They ,r both confined in lnl
here
Oklahoman Frank Gault yesterday
received a telegram from his attorney
at Washington nc Gtying him that the
secretary OF the interior ht published
"A decision in the Crocker- Gault-Fuller,
ct al contest for the eighty.acre tract
Joining Oklahoma City on the north,
awarding that valuable claim To him.
This virtually settles the title To one
Of the most valuable pieces OF prop
ertY in the territory.
Captain E. A Woodson, acting agent
/ for tne Cheycnnes and Arapahoes, has
prepared a lengthy order, aud submit
| ted il to Chief White Horse, command
/ ing him TO apprehend and deliver to
| Justice the Indian, Little Man, who
committed the rape on the old lady
near Arapahoe and for which crime
| Red Lodge, another Indian, was false
/ ly accused and came near losing ms
! ltfe short time ago.
Two young men whose homes are
/ near Crescent City, were taken TO the
| KinRfsher jail Tuesday morning by
! special Constables r. v Hull and VIM.
| Kelson. The prisoners are Aurelius
/ Hartman and Matt Brown, the latter
the son of "A preacher, charged win
horse stealing. They were found ~
possession of two horses and in pre-
/ limtnary trial at Wandel, before Jus-
tice Burprss they acknow edged the
theft and confessed To having taken
the horses from a pasture four miles
east OF Crescent
MIR browning, commissioner of In
/ dian affairs, is confronted with hew
duties in the line of protecting Indian
pirls who have been so unfortunate
as To AIRY white men. lie now has
two ca,cs Of this kind down in North
( Carolina. where two Cherokee Erls
have married white men, and under
the state law IL is an infamous crime
punishable 10y Imprisonment from iour
Ia ten years, for white people and
Cherokee Indians 10 marry Ihe
commissioner is especially intere~t ted
because Of the fact that his agent ana
SUPERINTENDENT Of schoo' at CheroNee
n c.. Thomas w. Potter, has MARI led
a Cherokee woman in violation OF the
state law.
Pawnee Times Democrat: f. kon.
kel who resides two and One-hali
miles northeast of town was drowned Il
in Black Bear at the LEILA crossing on
SUNDAY evening. MIR. Konkel had left
home Sunday for Perry, and it is sup
posed he was drowned while attempt
Ing To swim his horse across the river.
Parties residing in the vicinity of the
crossing found sad0led horse wan
dering in that vicinity aud thinking
il belonged to Mr.. Konkel took the
animal TO the home OF his brothe"'
where the horse was identified. Relu
tlves and friends AT once came to the
conclusion that Mr.. Konkel had been
drowned and began To dreg the vei
for the body. Monday the entire day
was consumed in dreggiug the river
and late that evening the body was
found about fifty yards from the cross
inc