The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1890-12-24
OKLAHOMA OUTLINES

| "Oh, Joe, here's your legislature
The governors veto is in need of rest
Nobody cares to sound the legislatures
| knell.
Hennessey does not feel very bad over
/ the last veto.
The Payne Hawk wants Governor Steele
| TO adjourn, too.
| The Guthrie girl who hasn't China silk
| dress is not 'in sassiety."
The boys are still playing baseball down
| In the southern part OF Oklahoma
The Union Enterprise has arisen from
the ashes OF the Union City Clipper.
Beaver, Cleveland, Payne and Canadian
counties missed swipe at the capital.
Union City is the only decided town on
the Rock Island railroad in Oklahoma
A prominent lawyer of Guthrie was
formerly on the staff of Jefferson Davis.
1t is to the credit of the Oklahoma
papers that none of them print it Xmas.
The Guthrie Capital thinks that its town
has lease on eternity and the capital.
both.
The Purcell Topic speaks about the
president of the United States being "a
trifie fresh"
Oklahoma City Gazette: The legislature
has petitioned the governor to veto the
newspapers.
The legislative proceedings in the papers
have decreased the sale of Police Gazettes
in Oklahoma, prodigously.
The Oklahoma City Gazette doesn't
think there is any danger of kingtisher
seeding from the territory.
Kingfisher and Oklahoma City have done
most of their smiling, the last four months,
out of the other side of their mouths.
The trouble with some of the members
Of the legislature, was that they no sooner
go TO liquor, than they wanted To lick him.
1t Is always safe this time of year in Ok
lahoma if you 90 walking in a straw hat
and a linen buster to take pair of snow
shoes along.
Governor Steele is just the kind of
man who would undertake tour of the
territory before he leaves Tor Washington.
He is no coward.
The Minco Minstrel is authority for the
statement that the kiowd and COmanche
reservation will not be opened up for six
years yet to come.
The Kingfisher Democrat doesn't think
Governor Steele has acted white" 1t
would have probably said the same thing
if McCabe had been governor.
Bee Guthrey in the Payne Hawk: One
years subscription to the Hawk will be
given TO the baby that cries the loudest
and longest at the literary Saturday even
ing.
Ii the Oklahoma City papers failed to
say anything mean about Governor Steele
when he vetoed the first capital bill, the
kingfsher papers have since filled the
void
Brown of Oklahoma. called Neal a
damned scoundrel" the other day 1t /
would have been capital for Guthrie, if the .
Oklahoma county members had quarrcled .
this way, at the start
Beaver Advocate: The Hennessey Clipper .
of two weeks ago gave highly-colored ac- I
count OF the gallant fight and death Of .
Pat Hennessey, in whose honor that -four /
ishing little city is named. Last week, .
they corrected it. In our town .
of Beaver lives the man John DonnellyD .
who, with companion, found the body Of /
Poor Hennessey and buried it, After be-
ing shot ne had been bound to his wagon
and burned.
Hennessey Clipper: There will be gen
eral wolf hunt on Christmas day for town
ship 10, range g. running west 10 the rail
road. The hunters will form on east and
west line of territory embraced, and drive
to the center Of section Is. 1876 Captain
on west side, James Liddle; on east side
w. I. PANEL: on south side, Pete Warner:
on north side, Mr.. Angle; and general
captain, \. w. Lyons. All who are in
vited to join in this grand wolf hunt. com
mencing at o'clock a IN. No guns
allowed AID all dogs must be kept tied.
Saltwater Gazette; A gentleman who
moved in with his family from the Usage
nation last week says he passed an Indian
Messiah dance over in the Pawnee coun-
Try. Both Pawnees and Osages were par
and many Of them were entire
" naked and their bodies hideOUsly paint
"a up. They had scalps-trophies OF
bloody conquests in bygOne ycars-sus-
pended 20 barbed wire fence, and were
lancing about them in warlike manner
There are good many people In the
Panhandle who do not like such demon
STATIONS on the part Of their red neigh
)ors, but whites who nave lived among
he Indians still contend that there Is no
occasion for alarm. .