The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1894-03-24
OKLAHOMA OUTLINES.

planting.
The Dawes commission begins on the
Creeks next week.
The Choctaw road will build new de-
pot at Oklahoma City.
The statehood movement plainly needs
the application of starch.
The Capital Planning mills at Guthrie
were burned Wednesday night.
The corner stone of the Episcopal church
in Norman was laid Tuesday last.
The Republicans of Oklahoma City are
pressing one Button pretty hard.
Dennis Flynn is very popular at Wash
ington, bat not so much so as be Is at
home.
The Womau's National Indian associa-
ton Is in Washington fighting statehood
for Oklahoma.
A Unitarian minister is causing a
good deal of funnel-shaped trouble in Ok
lshoma just a; present.
Sweet Perry who stoned cowboy to
territorial penitentiary.
All the peach trees in the territory are in
bloom. The Oklahoma City Journal says
there viii be large crop.
County Attorney Mundy in Tecumseh
writes to the attorney general 10 know
il "seven-up" is a gambling game.
The total expenditures in K county
have been less than $4,000 and $4,000 of
that has been paid by county licenses.
Marshal Nix says that he hasn't the
right to take in the bandits-tha5 it is the
duty of the sheriffs of the respective coun-
ties.
The atmosphere in Oklahoma, this
season, shows an inclination TO be funny.
Norman almost had a cyclone night before
last.
Governor Renfrow belongs to \ gun
club which will hold a pigeon shoot at
Guthrie next Tuesday. The governor will
shoot.
During the recent wind storm at Nor
man the wheel on a windmill went so fast
that it pulled the legs of the mill out of the
ground.
Judge Burford is holding court at Enid;
Judge Scott at Oklahoma City; Judge
Dale at Guthrie; Judge Bierer at Newkirk,
and Judge McAtee at Woodward.
The war between Guthrie and Okla
homa City is likely to be precipitated
again by the claim from Oklahoma City
that it has the finest hearse in the terri
tory.
1t is said that Daniels has been deposed
from the throne of popuiism in Oklahoma.
But Daniels is good deal smoother than
he looks and he will make it interesting
for somebody yet.
Every travelling theatrical troupe that
enters Oklahoma advertises the fact that
they created great sensation at the
Worlds Fair. Do they really think the
people of Oklahoma believe them?
Judge Burford has decided that Gregg,
formerly president of the council, is the
legal mayor of Enid. This is an import
ant decision as it shows that mayors
mustn't resign unless they mean it.
The McMas.ers have sued Judge Scott
for 5000 damages sustained by reason of
the numerous injunctions against the use
of their printing Office. They allege a
conspiracy which includes the judge and
other officials to prevent the publication
and exposure of official delinquencies.
Washington Times: AZ tell you," said
one of the clerks at the National last night,
''we do miss Dennis Flynn down here. He
used to be with us, you know. the delegate
from Oklahoma. A delegate only, be-
lieve he is. but he ought to be full fiedged
member, or senator even, az perhaps he
will be if Oklahoma becomes state. He
had his wife and baby here. and they are
lovely people you may be sure. People
of Importance used TO come to see Mr..
Flynn every day. and he must have had
great deal of influence, especially out west.
He is housekeeping on Capitol Hill now.
think"