The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1896-10-06
OKLAHOMA OUTLINES.

A farm northeast Of Okarche sold to q
Nebraska man the other day for a.soo
The Perry Sentinel is lighting fusion
and rs trying 10 get Democratic ticket
in the field.
The Fl Reno Star says that IL going 70
hump the Popuiists to beat the four Re
publicans who were renomiaated fos
county officers-
Perhaps Wan hu Nope. that Grey Horse
Indian is not lost. Maybe some one has
stolen him. Arthur Percy Daniels ought
60 be searched at once.
A poet at Mulhall writes this: "Hur-
rah hurrah, hurrah for Callahan, hurrsh
for Billy Bryan and that famous Georgia
man" Poor Tom Watson. He has one
friend any how.
Mike Nee of Washita recently d:sap-
peared from Cloud Chief His body has
been found on the banks of the Washita
river. He had been dead for some time
and Il is supposed he was murdeded.
A charter has been granted the Gulf
Railroad wsth a proposed line through
nearly all the counties in the territory
The FL Reno Star says If it is built as IL
proposes it will be the kinkiest road In
the world
Issnberg of the Wave and his deadly
enemy, Bray Of the Coming Events. OF
the same town, are both supporting Cal
lahan. Bray and Callahan understand
each other. Isenberg isn't In the deal. al
though he thinks he is.
Callalhan's speech in which he mis-
represented Flynn at Mulhall is being
printed IN all the patent inssdes furnished
Popuhst papers. Callahan is not honest.
Had he been he would have changed that
part of his speech before he circulated IL
all over the territory.
If there are 10 be only two parties in
the territory. one or the other, the Dem
ocratic or the Popul.st papaers are going
TO be thrown down. The county print
ing will go 10 one or the other and at
present prospects it appears that 1t will
be the Populist in almost every in
stance.
l may incur the displeasure of my party
by refusing to support a man in IL for
such an important position, but IL so 1
can't help it. Principle is worth more 20
me than party. 1 shall vote for Flynn IL
they throw me out doors. Respectfully
yours. DANIEL FAY.
Bryan, Okla, Sept. Is.
A j. Biddison, the statesman of Pawnee
county, has announced he can no longer
support Democracy or fusion. The at
tack on the supreme court, free silver and
the m.ngling of antagonistic principles by
two parties for office are given as the
causes. Biddison has been a very strong
man in his party and often honored with
places of trust. His conversion was an
nounced from the platform the day Flynn
spoke at Pawnee.
Typical letter in the Pawnee Dispatch:
Editor Dispatch: Dear Sir-WSll you
kindly allow me little space in your
paper to exercise my opinion in regard TO
the two candidates for delegate to con-
gress now before the people of this ter
ritory. / am a Populist and believe in
every demand that the Peoples party re.
quires, and as far as know at the pres
ent time / will vote for every man on
my ticket except one. That exception is
]. Y. Callahan. If Mr.. Flynn does not
get another Pop vote in Pawnee county he
can rest assured of mine
Mr.. Flynn has handled our free home
bill from its infancy and carried 1t
through almost 20 a finish. and 1 be-
Iieve it would be foolish and unwise In
the claim holders of the strip to take the
bill out Of his hands now. Every citizen
of Oklahoma owes Mr.. Flynn a debt OF
gratitude, and 1 for one will not prove
so recreant as not TO pay that debt when
have a chance. l do not believe in
swapping horses while we are in the mid
die OF the stream. on next election day /
would not trade Mr.. Flynn for Callahan
or any other man in Oklahoma