The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1900-03-30
Outlines of Oklahoma.


Only 2,sS2 voters registered at Oklahoma
City, which number is considered very
small
One OF the biggest pieces OF injustice
in the world arises from the diversity
of land rulings.
The registration in Shawnee figures up
to only 62s. The interest in the spring
election is little
II is said that some Of the titles TO lots
in Newkirk are effected by the supreme
court decision on the Chinocco runners.
Hoke Smith originally decided against
the Chilocco runners. Ard now the su-
preme court says that Hoke was right.
The case of the territory against J. La.
Brown at Oklahoma City viii come up
next Monday. Judge Brown is charged
with subornation of perjury.
Owing to the decision of the supreme
court ON the Chilocco runners q whole
lot Of people who Were counting on free
homes will never see them
In the opening of the Strip there were
runners from the Usage, POnca, Pawnee.
Otoe and Chillocco reservations, all OF
whom are knocked fiat by the supreme
court decision.
After a divorce suit at Oklahoma City
a friend OF the defendant attacked the
drew gun and things for minute look
ed Kentuckyesque.
Lincoln county put lot of her prison.
ers in the Oklahoma county jail, and now
Oklahoma county will present a bill TO
Lincoln for damage done to the jail by
the Lincoln prisoners.
Chicago is a good deal stirred up over
the Pottawatomies' claim to the site of
that city, although it Is not thought that
the Pottawatomies win succeed in get
ting any foothold in court at all.
A man of Oklahoma City speaking for
the saloons. says that the idea that they
make big money is an error, and that but
three or four saloons in Oklahoma City
have made expenses during the last three
months.
Raspberry VS.. Raspberry" is the title OF
a divorce suit at Oklahoma City. Mr..
Raspberry is naturally not the apple OF
Mrs. Rasberry's eye, and Mr.. Raspberry
apparently doesn't think Mrs Raspberry
a peach.
Hoke Smith held that the Chnocco run
ners were in the wrong: Dave Francis
the succeeding secretary Of the interior.
reversed Smith and was confirmed by
his successor, Bliss. Now the supreme
court reverses Francis and Bliss.
told the sheriff the other day that he
had been mixed up with smallpox and
should be taken to the pest house. The
sheriff examined Grey through tele-
scope and concluded he wasn't telling the
truth.
Lon Holding will address the Union
Labor meeting at Oklahoma City tonight.
When Lon has unbuttoned his collar. IN
laced his shoes TO give his legs and arms
plenty of play, he can deliver a speech
that can make Dan Webster scratch Up
the inner side of his coffin lid in an ef-
fort to get out.
A tramp built campfire near Okaho-
ma City and prepared to remain through
the night. Six wolves approached him
and howled. He then lit out for town.
with the wolves after him. This is told
for a fact, but the chances are that the
wolves were intoxicated.
There is an etiquette about charivari
parties, after all, as the following from
the Gushing Herald shows: Our genial
friend Bill Dahlkea and Mrs. Parker
were married on last Friday night. The
boys didn't charivari Bill this time, as
they gave him a touch of high life a
few months ago which cost him keg Of
beer and numerous other drinks and was
only a false alarm after all. Mr.. and
Mrs. Dahlkea have our congratulations.