The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1894-11-11
OKLAHOMA OUTLINES

There was another sale OF reservation
lots at Oklahoma City last Friday.
The Pawnee Indian payment is to be
made next week. IL amounts to $50, 600
Bill Grimes covered himself all over with
glory in his management of the campaign
Somebody remarks that the Kansas Re-
publicaDs Carried Kansas and Oklahoma
this year.
George W. Steele was elected in Indiana
and Dennis Flynn will have a helper in
congress.
According to the Enid Wave the Popu-
list party carried both l. county and Ko-
komo, Colo.
The Methodists at Guthrie are without
n minister at present but the vacancy will
be supplied
Missouri went Republican. That is
why Ex-Governor Seay isn't through
laughing yet.
There are twenty-three prisoners in the
Oklahoma City jail but none of them at
present is an editor.
Most of the Democrats in Oklahoma
when the Republicans guy them, declare
proudly, ''Lood at Texasp'
There are three or four men in OKLA
homa who can tell how it all happened
There are five or six in Kansas.
Isenberg has discovered that thirty
seven fraudulent votes were cast in Enid
aud he is now on a still hunt for local
Tammany.
visitation Of female detective" Ii the
town will cheer up it will probably be
able to go through the ordeal.
John Hoeuscheidt's paper. the Okla
Iona CITY Star. Is rs neat as pin AID il
il i possible for another paper TO live in
Oklahoma City, The Star certainly will.
Mr. Bradfield, conductor. was elected
as representative from y and Beaver
counties. y county went six for WisDy,
aud the Democrats elected all their ticket
but treasurer aud Two county commits
sioners.
Oklahoma Times Journal: \ dispatch
to Mr.. Dunn. of the ChOcJaw, from Phila-
delphia, announces that the contract 10
complete the Choct,w road between Okla
homa City and South McAlester mas been
awarded 10 George ;. GoOd d Co, OF Lock-
haven. Penn. Work is to begin al once ali
along the line aud track laying will begin
at both ends OF the line. Tue contract is
TO complete tue road ready for the opera
ton of trains.
The mistake discovered in The stamping
Of tickets suggests an implrtsrt change
that should be made in the Australian
ballot. Ius,esd OF having squares at the
left OF toe name OF each party, one should
have an outline star, a3Otner clTels, H1-
other a diamond, etc. With such a ballot
20 one could IN ke a mistake The =
pu5licans would :h-n instruct the voters
10 stamp IL the circle, Il taAt was tie one
designated, aud there bei0s oo!y one I-eie
on the ticket nobody could possibly make
a mistake. In trout OF every name should
be small square aud no O. Ter lines should
appear on the ticket ~ making tie
changes suggested mistakes VII! oe svoi i
Ell aud every man viii re sure iHat hs has
stamped as be desires 20 vote
Ok.ahoma CITY Oklaboman: Mr.. Lena
VI. Liuks has fled somewhat -ussi!onAl
divorce petition in the t,stric- court Sbe
SEES forth hat she ives married - the de-
t-adan:. Frel r. LIKE, IN SpFiae6eld.
Mass, ~ Isl. ats. lived with him CT aud
on for ten YEAR. 30; thar be always Used
her cruelty. and frequently weat CT znd
,tsid away for months ~ time. When
be came back lie would boast OF The Fe!a-
ions lie had had with other women, nois-
bly, one Lillian r lsseiI az Wallace. IDAHO
She szys sbe has a. ali Il mes been true,
dutiful. faifh fgl wife. and gave him 20
cause 70 do sEca things. Sue pat up WITH
them Jas; - !ony a. she could aud finally
e.t Eia, anG now asks for divorce Sic
10. beeu resident Of Oklab0EaA ths asc-
sssary ninety days.