The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1897-04-23
Outlines of Oklahoma.

George Bell of Kiowa. Oklahoma, was
recently killed while playing circus
Graphophone parties are breaking out in
all the country neishborhoods OF Oklaho-
ira.
a brick machine with capacity of g
00e day has just been put in al Black
we'll
Three large brick buildings will soon
be in course OF construction al King
fisher.
An Oklahoma merchant advertises dish
pans for sale big enough 10 wash your
teet In
1t is said the reason no cat is ever kill
ed in a cyclone is because the cat has SO
much electricity in it.
The young children Of the schools Of
Oklahoma City vert on an excursion 10
Fl. Reno last Tuesday.
The Oklahoma City Times-Journal says
the business men OF Tecumseh are the negv-
lest men IN the territory.
The Grant County vidette in its last issue
says that the county officers troubles
there will come out AL right.
The feeling over Oklahoma is that I'M
less frost comes soon a lot OF valuable
Mcknight. who got the Mangum land
Office, didn't leave Ohio until 1888 he
came TO Oklahoma from Ironton.
The little town OF Cushing succeeded in
raising three loads OF corn, 500 pounds OF
meat and so in cash for Chandler.
Tom Anderson Of Topeka will attend the
encampment at Hennessey in May He Is
under promise not to make speech.
The Popunst officials of Payne county
contributed one dollar each 10 the Chand-
Ter sufferers, making seven dollars in all.
JUST az present the best advertised pa
PER by advertisers, in the territory. is the
Hennessey Kicker. Its reading matter Is
scant.
The Oklahoma City Times-Journal warns
tramps that in Oklahoma a half completed
cyclone cellar will confront them al every
house.
Mrs. H. A. Stephenson left last week for
Illinois, where she Will lecture on Okla
bona and the excitement OF holding down
a claim.
Frank Worcester. the former sheriff of
Grant county. charged with embezzle-
ment. has put up bond and is preparing
his defense.
The county commissioners OF Logan
county have decided not to enlarge their
court house and the contract was surren-
Gered, the contractor getting $500 for his
release.
Since the organization Of Garfield coun-
" 2,Ss7 marriage licenses have been grant
ed. The E1.a Have thinks this is enough
10 raise the population without the con-
sent of any other alton.
Ell Reno Democrat: Anna Grossnick-
laus, wife of Nicholas Grossnicklaus. has
filed a petition in the district court asking
for decree of separation from OLD Nick
on The grounds OF cruelty. The plaintiff
is 6S years of age; was married In Switz-
erland forty years ago. AID has a family
Of grown-up children. The Old man Gross
nicklaus is wealthy and Judge Tarsney, up
on a showing of restitution upon the part
Of the plaintiff, who was driven from home
on account OF the alleged cruelty, ordered
the defendant to provide her with fur
nished house and an allowance OF $50 per
month and 500 attorney fees, and 10 pay
all other costs that may be involved IN
the case.
FL Reno Star: The rush into the Wichita
mountains after mineral claims will be
the greatest and possibly one of the most
successful events Of the kind that ever
occurred in the United States. II Will be
done so Systematically and suddenly by
such an overwhelming number of pros
pectors and ''rainbow-chasers'' that the
oid-timers of '49 and '65 VIII never be re-
ferred TO again. The rush will eclipse any
thing of the kind ever heard OF. and if
the stories of fabulous wealth. lying in
the mountains awaiting the miner, prove
true. it will be the grsndest opportunity
ever placed within reach of the public. by
Uncle Sam, for poor but enterprising Cit
izens to become financially independent in
a very short space of time.