The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1897-04-10
Outlines, of Oklahoma.


Callahan is sending copies of the Dingley
bin out all over the Territory.
A mixed ticket wss elected at Oklahoma
City and no one is blowing very hard
Mrs Major Stilwer is conducting Saliva
ton army meetings in Oklahoma City.
Henry Asp may have been just showing
the boys an artistic imitation of a man
dying hard.
The resignation Of Vincent means just one
tbing-that Callahan viii never get another
nomination.
Mrs Agnes Y. Otto. aged So. of Okla
homa City. is dead. She was the mother
of c. ]. Streeter.
The plain facts OF the business are that
Leo Vincent has been abused by the Popu-
lists ring of Oklahoma.
Right in the midst OF this dead calm the
Shawnee Quill has begun to boom Shawnee
as the capital OF Oklahoma.
Don Lauhead OF Newkirk is credited with
having got Barnes appointment for him.
with the assistance OF Mark Hanna.
No one knows what Governor Seay wants
Probably nothing but TO look on and cheer
his friends they pass under the wire.
r. NJ. Smith of Perry. who was elected
mayor by one vote. had the narrowest
escape he will ever meet up with again.
Jake Admire should amend his predic-
ton that Callahan will become a Repubu-
can. 1t looks more like Leo Vincent would
The tickets in Guthrie were printed in
colors and that fact developed the further
fact that a good many people are color
blind.
1t is about time for Mcdonald and Nc
Master to get up another statehood con-
vention just for the excitement of the
thing.
The Perry Republicans are happier than
all the other Republicans in the territory.
1t is good deal nicer 10 win by one vote
than by hundred.
The Pinkerton agency IS offered $50 in
Oklahoma for information of boy named
John H. Walters, aged II. who has d!ssp-
peared from Minnesota.
The Vincent family have done more for
the cause of Populism in the United States
than any any other agency and they have
never received anything like just compen.
sation.
Near McLoud the little 4-year-oId daugh-
ter of Mr.. Wood was raped Wednesday.
An uncle, aged IS. is suspected and his
folks are said TO be shielding him. The
child will die.
After an election in Oklahoma the defeat
ed fellows at Guthrie run down to Okla
homa City to hide out and the defeated
fellows of Oklahoma City run up to GIith-
RE to escape guying.
There was a general report the other
night that there had been lynching at
Fonca City. The matter grew out of the
rape of young girl named Barber by a
negro named Caldwell.
Marsh Lambert of Newkirk isn't out for
thing. If Brother Ike up in Kansas can
get that United States attorneyship for
Kansas Marsh will be satisfied. And Ike
will get II as sure as the sun rises.
At Newkirk the other day lot OF mar
ried woman in the presence OF a young
girl were discussing what horrible things
young girls did when up spoke the young
woman present and said: "Pshaw, know
some married women that do things which
would horrify a Seeley dinner party"
Oklahoma City Oklahoman: Mrs. ]. II.
Hatfield yesterday received a telegram
from the City of Mexico informing her that
Jerry Hatfield, well known in this city, was
dying. AS the distance is 5000 miles she
cannot reach him in time TO see him alive.
In case of his death it will be impossible
to return his body TO this country as there
is Mexican law prohibiting the transpor-
tation OF bodies across the border line
Jerry had numerous friends who viii be
very sorry TO hear of his death.