The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1890-09-30
OKLAHOMA OUTLINES.

! Now that corn has gone up how it rains
! The capital question seems to have re-
! lapsed into Brown study.
What town would get the capital if it
were submitted to popular vote?
President Harrison will be in Kansas
next month. Oklahoma ought to invite
him down.
The seal of Kansas might be amended
readily for Oklahoma. 'Ad capital per
aspera."
Oklahoma City had hail the other night.
/ Guthrie, of course, will regard them as
frozen tears.
A brewing company has already started
an agency at Tohee. Pretty soon it will
be "Tohic."
THAT that you SOW, you shall also reap"
| Probably the soOners have never tried that
in their pipes.
The Guthrie papers are blowing over
their banks They probably want to cool
the depositOrs of.
| Mr.. Light, the candidate for congress,
should state whether his name is applica-
/ BILE TO his head or feet.
Many negroes from Mississippi are flock
! ing into Oklahoma. They think they Will
find h freer land, and they will.
The legislature has been in session now
over a month and it has done nothing and
has had hard time doing that.
The peanut crop in Oklahoma is splen-
did But some of the members OF the
legislature can beat 1t for roasting.
There were twice as many watermelons
as prairie chickens in Oklahoma this sum-
mer. Last summer il was just the other
way.
Oklahoma and the Indian territory have
combined population of over 100000.
This is q combine that doesn't hurt Okla
homa.
Guthrie had a fire the other night The
fire didn't amount 10 anything. but IL
brought up the memory of a fire depart
ment
There seems To be a tide in the affairs"
of Oklahoma That is. If the Santa Fe
ties herself TO the new country like she
promises.
They say Major Herrictt has more cap
ital than any other man in Guthrie, and
that's not counting his building or its oc-
cupants
If a Kansas woman marries a man from
Texas. "a Is very likely 10 happen IN Okla
hOma, we suppose their children will be
known a Texans.
The funny man on the Topeka Journal
SAYS Oklahoma doesn't know Yet which
. quarter >ttL4ll OF butAG4O "a, clAE OtAzA4N
to locate the capital on.
The old log cabin next door TO the Okla
homa inn, one of the first buildings in the
territory. j. being torn down today, SAYS
the Oklahoma City Times.
!. c. White OF Troy. has Captain
Payne's sword in his possession. He IS az
present In the territory. This ought 70
stimulate a historical society IN Okla
hOma.
Rev. r VI Overst rect. a pioneer Presby-
F terrain preacher, OF Emporia- has been ap-
rcinted receiver Of the land office at Beaver
. Civ. in No-Man Stand Oyerstreet WAS
3 friend 10 Plumb when the latter cidn
. have money enough 10 buy barn
1 -. Joseph News: Reports Of poverty
and starvation have come from Oklahoma
and now IL Is charged that Doodle y being
used IN the legislature Of the new territory.
/ i his another proof that money IL always
under al circumstances, forthcoming az
/ the demands Of selfish. interruptions in
J te7e-t. or doe- it mean that tie direct
/ necessities ar always sapp4ledf A>Flrauf-
/ 20 Office IL OklahOua Just now miSlt mud
tkeir best investments n contributions %
! the relief OF the suffering people.
/ Leo F. Bennett. United State Indian
{ agent Tor the I Mon Agency. has forwarded
~ annual report 20 Washington The
Union Agency has Jurisdiction over some
& -. oDl 80 acr--. embracing the Cherokee.
! Greek. seminole. Cnoctaw and { nc AstW
nations. and containing about 600 C4tl-
gs-u-. divided - follows Cherok=e- . on
E Greeks. 1850. Seminoles. Gu tAoCtaw--
: Is 90 Chick sassw7s 400 There are a.-a
bout ia , whites. neErOe- and other
. uou-citizeus. OF which q tuOars aulAwfu4ly
I -n re country. The citizen population =
made ID Of 1900 full blood SS.o1D