The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1895-06-09
OKLAHOMA OUTLINES

The busiest shop at Enid is a horn
polishing emporium.
Bishop Brooke will soon begin the cree
ton Of stone church at Newkirk.
Great Caesar and Shades Of Thompson.
The Guthrie newspapers are at 1t again.
The sting of the Oklahoma centipede
may not be dangerous but it is far from a
picnic.
| When Andrew Jackson Seay has an
| opinion, he has it and that is all there
| is to it.
The Oklahoma City Times-Journal says
that it is yet time to irrigate small
4 patches.
| Those two girls are still in the Enid Jail
! and a petition is being circulated to get
them out.
! Out of sheer respect to humanity the
Oklahoma papers ought to let up on that
paddock joke.
| we-she-hoon of the Kickapcos, vas in
| Oklahoma City Friday. He is nearly 100
| years Of age.
| Up TO date Marshal Madsen hasn't taken
possession of those squaws Chief Whirl-
wind decided to him.
| Dick Plunkett has pulled out OF Okla
| homa for New York where he says he
| will visit Jim Corbett.
Along about this time Bill Cook Is be-
ginning TO think that Iorty-fve years is
an Internally long time.
Mr. Richard Alvey Of Oklahoma City.
says the finest broom corn in the world
can be grown in Oklahoma.
Judges Burford and Bierer had q gun
match with FIVE birds the other day. Bur-
ford got three birds and Bierer two.
If one Sam Schaefer will call at this Of
nce he will find something Of interes. TO
him. P. She will find that he Is alive
The wind blows so hard a: Enid that
the Wave is afraid fhe weather flags will
pull the building CT which they are hoist
ed. over.
What Governor Seay says about non
partisan politics is about right. Nom
partisans may agitate but they rarely ac-
complish anything.
John II. Beck. the Cherokee attorney
who was sentenced TO Il months in the
Albany penitntiary, FOR The fraudulent
use Of the mails. Is deal.
Last week a woman in Cleveland whose
husband was beating her taougb. OF son,e-
thing OF sudden. The next inmate her
husband had been shot dead.
Now that the prize-fght Is likely 20
come of at Dallas the Oklahoma editors |
are EtllAIS p4AAO LHt Ill1L llclE passes 1
don't extend outside the territory.
Mrs. Simmonds. living near Guthrie. |
went 20 give tramp something to eat |
the other day. The tramp locked her in \
the cellar and set fire to the house.
Two tough girls OF Perry filed I'd two |
Indians just for fun the other day ard |
they are liable 20 20 ever the road for e. /
The poor Indians, was q little ttngs /
abooseG?
There was mistake abou. the story L
that the sand had ground the glass in the
widows OF the Presbyterian church al
Enid The mistake was that the windows
Of that church are OF muslin.
The organ In the church az Kildare was
levied upon by q Chicago firm the other
day II had been purchased on the IN
staliu1ent plan member OF the church
came TO the rescue and paid Up the dlf-
ference.
Al Perry recently. J. y. Hr;chlson and
J. c. Noble discussed the question: Re
solved. That the Christian Religion Has
Caused More Blocdshed Than al the Civil
Wars" Il was decided that TIE horse
was on the Christian religion.
All old Indian - the chlckzszw country
p-ophesied that the -aoos Gi IA nos wan
ingD would briaz food. the like o. wf1ich
this country has never seer. Tszs Oh
Indian = Tow OF soaking his hezs-thzf
Is II he can aaa anything 20 soak Il IT,