The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1896-11-21
OKLAHOMA OUTLINES.

Frank Greer is pinning his faith mighty
hard TO that exact numersl sl9
The Enid Wave dncorporsted) is still
making a hot fight on Major Mckinley.
A typographical error makes the Guthrie
Capital speak Of the five devilized tribes.
The Republican party of the nation has
declared for home rule. Oklahoma will ger
It.
About three hundred men are employed
IN the United States survey of the Indian
Territory.
The teachers Of the territory will hold
their annual meeting at Oklahoma City the
last four days of the year.
The weather report shows that since jan
nary l there has been a deficiency In the
rainfall at Oklahoma City Of 1913 inches.
Mr.. Doran's broom corn bsler has started
up in Enid as a result OF the election, &C
cording to the Enid Wave Qncorporated).
If Auditor Cameron resigns he VIII set
dangerous precedent. No man in Okaho-
ma ought 10 De allowed TO resign before he
has served his whole term out. Il might
prove contagious.
The Creeks recently passed law making
the employment Of a non-citzen punishable
b. whipping on the bare back. The chief
approved the act. but the supreme court
killed It on constitutional grounds.
At Shawnee the people are getting 20
crowd on The platform Of the depot 50 much
when the trains come in that people can not
get of the train. Gates and fences a la
London and Paree, VIII probably be erected
The Lillian Russell is the name OF some
sort OF engine which exists near the vicin-
ity OF Shawnee and Tecumseh. though none
Of the papers OF that neighborhood have
ever taken the trouble to explain just what
The Lillian Russell Is.
Tecumseh correspondence IN the Guthrie
Capital: There has been 1o4 car loads OF cot
ton containing 2. 80 bales and IS car loads OF
cotton seed shipped from Tecumseh by our
rev railroad. and 10 bales hauled 10
Shawnee by teams making 3.78 bales. eith
about 500 bales in yards and ginssto add TO
the amount bought by our buyers. making
a sum total Of about 80 bales Up 20 date
and from the present outlook this seasons
purchases here viii exceed 500 bales. over
double the 80 crop sold here.
Oklahoma City T.mes-Journai: At TIE ter
ritoriai central committee meeting al Guth-
re few DAYS ago. National Committeeman
Henry Asp -ns De an admission frankly that
though reluctantly. He said be had learned
more about the financial question after the
Others viii be compelled 70 make. even
campaign began than he had learned IN
years Of cursory study prior 20 the ST.
Louis convention, sad that notions based
upon the PopulistIc statistics generally cur-
rert PRIOR 10 TIE beginning Of The campaign
and accepted as the basis for free silver
argument were greatly modified after
study OF Official reports and TIE history CO
the numerous attempts previously made b.
THIS ard other nstions A great many 9TH
ers. some Of them In The Brysa party. sur
fer=l Ire same chance OF v.eTE that Nr
Asp I'd. but they hz3 10; the courage 70
admit t. i Il easy to So boE rn4-y Pso-
pie got eEroGeous iznBress.ons q TIE arsu-
cal situation prioT 70 tAs esDps.sn. Tor TIE
county was flooded x5ta fa5ssnoo5x writ
ten dc~n AZ history. szE grossly irsccuTsts
s;atistics. bot THE ezzPz y broagHt % t.s
reach CT ever reading a15fss1uzI TIE ;rss
history o, similar attempts . keep ne tSs
metals circulating together. ard pLzssa se-
fore Inn statistics zsrn.iss1 ~ both ssses 70
hs correct So that nO~ 10 reading Ear
rsee Re iEzo-zni q the h.st5-y os psrs
azznc1zl Je...sxtson q TIE present eo16s-
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