The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1890-10-05
OKLAHOMA OUTLINES.

stay.
Tohee hes invited the president. Tohee
is 10.
People who live in glass combines should
not throw stones.
Guthrie Capital: "Wimberly did it with
his little amendment"
What fire a little spark like that agri-
cultural college will kindle.
Oklahoma territory has 2,0l0 more peo-
pie that the territory Of Arizona.
Peery had better have his pockets sewed
up or get him a suit of India rubber.
Merten is pretty good at dispensing a
mob. Sometimes he is a mob himself.
"Kingfsher is for Kingfsher" That
ought to be made the municipal motto.
The legislature seems to be getting back
right to the place where it started, splen-
didly.
A member of the legislature should not
let a hiss disturb him. That Is part of
politics
1t is probable that Daniels heard the
silence of Grimmer as plain as the rest Of
the crowd.
Mr.. Terrill spoke about sinking himself
into oblivion. This would be a mean joke
on oblivion.
A great many herds of the Cherokee
strip are being sent to the state OF Coah-
quila, Mexico.
President Harrison will not reach Okla
homa. Some people will blame this on
the cattlemen.
"Statu quo" has been used more in Ok
lahoma than any other single quotation,
except Rats"
Speaker Daniels seems to have a corner
on the prostration business. This Il the
second time for him.
H. II. Howard, young attorney of Okla
homa City, wants to go to congress, no
body knows how hard.
When that bill was handed to Nesbit, be
hid it His hair isn't the color that turns
gray from fright, though.
1t has been demonstrated in Guthrie
this week that a lot can jump one man as
well as several men can jump one lot.
When election comes around again, ev-
erybody will accuse everybody else Of OBJ
structing the school bill in the legislature.
The next time Speaker Daniels signs a
bill he better look above his head and see
if he detects any misrepresentation" IN
the air.
This is the time Of year that lots Of Ok
lahoma people come up to Kansas to see
how their relations are fixed for the
winter.
Speaking of Oklahoma's product veness,
lots OF people down there will stick up
their noses at a radish that is only twelve
inches long.
Every time the capital question turns in
the breeze FL Reno lowers her pole and
spices on another joint and comes nearer
the persimmOn.
There are a great many gaunt, hungry
eyed people around in Oklahoma who
would like to have even fifty Gently day
for sustaining the hair"
Nine hundred and fifteen lives have been
lost by cyclones 50 far this year, and not
one in Oklahoma. But then the capital
question isn't settled yet.
Several members of the legislature are
trying assidiOuslY to make their mark.
but in cOngTatulatiOn of Oklahoma, let it
be said that they can all write.
In these days of surprise many people
would not get elected if they should learn
that one of the legislators was formerly
captain of Salvation army squad.
With most Of the interest centerinC
upon Peery and Wimberly. the last few
days, who will deny that the young man
in Oklahoma is forging TO the fronty
Every body was mad at Chief Maves last
Indian commission. What do the same
people think OF the legislature and the
capitol question.
Il j. told that At the beginning Of the
legislature Beaver county sent men 70
Guthrie 20 watch Grimmer, because Of the
peCuliariries under which ne was elected.
They evidently have returned home.
Oklahoma Journal. Senator Gardenhire
remarked Yesterday: The immortal four
teen stood solid and i will be seen that the I
immortal seven can do the same when il
comes TO vote upon the amendment"
Grimmer is good example Of what
foreigner can do in this country. Grimmer
might have lived in Germany five hundred
years and never had a chance 70 raise one !
half the rumpus he has in Oklahoma.
Maybe il hasn't occurred 70 the leg1sla- /
tors that the way they have been acting is !
TO woman suffrage sew /
euty-tvyO women attended one session lasr 1
week. They probably could have given l
the legislators some pointers on hair-pul- !
ing
Guthrie News: Yesterday was pay day 4
with the legislators. and Secretary Martin /
paid the Legislators and employees e. 30 |
This was tor the Septembe services % the !
honorable gentlemen, VINO have been paid ]
for thiTty-hve days OK the 10 days which (
the session can last
A Kansas paper sums up the situation I
IN Oklahoma in this wise. The Oklahoma /
legislation il trying % locate the agTIrul-
.ural college seems % t. causing a great 4
deal O. trouble over conflicting claims on 4
ots. Great Indignation j. felt o., those
who have taken advantage az The unset
led situation % set Up claims for lots in
Guthrie and Oklahoma City. some =
which involve whole blocks with valued
The Indignation q the citizens
s increasing and trouble may follow.
Suilwater Gazette. There ara 5ut fsw
contested lots q Saltwater. aud the con
estanls should -F+7edily a. just Their differ
-uCeS. a. THE c1-Iulissl c-e-s have been
ordered - ais place ard may come any
lay now. l. won : pay yCu % contest Do
lre the cCIu4-,l01eT- A. from e. - 81
per day eTpeu-e-- submit your r. --s.se
.lairus 20 a local bar. q az --l'l-l. Zip
5eunlr~, drsw CuL--auy way - al 1.-
matters that j. a. fair Tor tEe goCse A. ..
= Tor tie gsl1er. ra-ter than e1Pe-zc y11-r
money which majority q you 1Avea
yot upon e high sz42yiec ccE1-1-s-sol-
Hon W ". stone. acting comm -sionsr
Z the general Land cst3oe. hAs ms. Rendered
n important decision i1volvlns ccs 7t-ase
Z The SCORER q1ssiloo he maintains
hat tie act q congress % March Z. ~.
&c tie presidents proclamation z4ca II