The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1890-08-12
White House Of InneS 4 Ross.

/ Guthrie Democrat call each other
| Brother Now, this is more like it.
1t was. up TO the election, pretty dry in
| Oklahoma, but lots of the candidates dis
covered they were running after rainbows.
! The next election is in November-for
| CONGRESSMAN. There viii be more than
one candidate, everybody feels assured or
| that.
| Barnard Kelly, Of Topeka. will dedicate
the Methodist church at Guthrie next sun
! day. Mr.. Kelly is pension agent for Kan
SaS, Missouri and Oklahoma.
The president advises that $4,000 re-
naming of the fund for the Mississippi
/ food sufferers be appropriated 20 the des-
| titute settlers of Oklahoma suffering from
drouth.
Following are the county names adopted
at Tuesdays election: First county,
Logan: second county, Oklahoma; third
county Cleveland; fourth county, Cana
dian; fifth county, kinghsher, sixth
county Payne.
There are 375 Judges and clerks OF cleo
tiOn to be paid next week Il is likely the
total election expenses Will aggregate or
exceed 81 100. Legislators viii be paid at
least once a month and with greater fire.
quency if found necessary. Money can be
drawn from the 5000 school fund just so
soon as the necessary legislation is ef-
fected.
Howard PendIeton estimates the value
of the late rain at $50 TO his ten acres OF
cotton, says the Frisco Herald. The alter
eel appearance of the country is topic of
absorbing interest 10 everybody. The eX-
citement over the election returns sink in
To lnsignifcance beside the JOY expert
enced by the farmers that We at last"
have had a good rain.
Oklahoma Journal: C. NJ Burke. one Of
the Democratic members elect from this
county, breathed his last at o'clock yes
terday morning. He was sick with malar-
ial fever on the day he was nominated and
arose ont Of sick bed to attend the con
vention. He returned. however, To take
10 the sick bed again, from which he never
arose. The fever fingered along and grad
ually grew worse until for several days be-
fore his death he was deliriOus. lie never
recovered sufficiently 10 know that he had
won victory in the election but passed
away in Ignorance of the honor bestowed
upon him by the voters Of Oklahoma coua-
~. lie WAS young man. endowed with
more than ordinary ability and beloved by
his nelghbOrs. Their appreciation Of his
worth was shown tn giving him almost the
unanimous vote Of his own township.
Here is a rather complete list Of the cleo
ton. Logan county will be represented by
the Republicans: Charles Brown, G; John
Foster, c; John F. Linn, C. w >. Robert
son, a, X. j. Barker, a, J. l.. Smith, a, W.
II. Campbell, "a, w. n Merten, a. sam
Lewis. a. Oklahoma county by Republi-
cans: J. l.. Brown. c, &. g.. Jones, "a; II. g..
Trosper, a. Democrats J w Howard. c;
L. y. Pittman, c. y. w. Perry, a, : ID.
Peck. n: {. y. Burt a. Cleveland county
by Democrats r. j. Nisbett c: T. X.
WaggOner, "a; ". &. Adair, a; J. NJ Stow
all Il. Canadian county by Republicans
J. a Wimberly a Democrats Joe Smet-
ger, g; ID. w Talbot a. The Fifth council
district candidate had "a plurality. All
auCe. !. VI Danlles
kjngfsher county by Republicans: w
4 Mccartney, G. Daniel Harrader, c. d.
&. Farnsworth. a. r. G.. Tritt "A. q J.
Currin. a. j. &. Post, g. Payne county
viii be represented 10y &. w. Gardeushire.
and other Alliance men whose names have
not been obtained No Man - Land by
Payne, C.. Republican aud Long a, Demo
Crat The candidates at large. NJ W
Reynolds, a, Republican; NJ. VI. Bixler. C,
Democrat.