The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1897-06-29
Outlines of Oklahoma

The authorities OF Langston are after q
co.ored gentleman who stole = Bible sad
absQuatulated.
the farm OF Ell Stout in Glencoe town.
ship, Payne county.
Kester. the best single-handed political
delegation to FL Reno.
An the Oklahoma City Ok,ahoman can
see In one controversy - this: Callahan
is drawing the salary tina: Flynn wanted"
Governo. Barnes might better scoot of
TO Washington and see Grosvenor and ge,
him 70 quit writing those kilograms OF IN
dorsement-
The Kingfsher Republican indorses b.
metaliism. Governor Barnes, Dennis Flynn
and William Gr,nlea What more could be
expected?
Just as q mere matter OF fcr:nality those
Kingfisher boys might have congratulated
Governor Barnes on the appointment OF
Amos Ewing.
Ensign Barnes OF Guthrie ha. been or
dersd 20 report 10 the Intiana at San
Francisco which Will spend three years in
the Chinese waters
just see him pulling that telegram out of
his pocket from Grosvenor OF Ohio and
letting Governor Barnes read L.
The Perry Enterprise after keeping quiet
a long time. now assures the boys that
Governor Barnes viii not wholly ignore the
Flynn crowd in his appointments.
Those Kingfisher resolutions spoke OF
great love for Governor Barnes but no.
where on the delegation appears the name
of Governor Seay or Amos Ewing.
Seymour Price ia having hard time get
ting his feet on the ground after the ex-
plosion. Seymour's misfortune was that
he was not In the Chicago convention OF
1855
It Is reported that Major Crozier the IA
nous lasy reader in the Episcopal church
at Cushing, Oklahoma, last week converted
three more Indians TO the Christian reli-
gion-
o. A Mitscher comes mighty near being
the boss of Oklahoma county with a cou,-
mission In his pocket from Major McKin-
ley. Mckinley Is staying by his old
friends In a most admirable way.
Jake Admire is on the delegation from
Kinghsher to Ell Reno. which means that
ahold of one another's hands with har-
nony floating in big chunks overhead
Delesdernier of Seger went over to Ell
Reno the other day and shook a bush at
some of the boys to find out whether he
could get the local postoffice or not. II
looked pretty gloomy and he returned
home.
Gushing Herald: George Shooter and
Pawnee Sitting Bull. two noted Pawnee
scalpers, who move and exist sometimes on
Camp creek. in Pawnee county, have larg-
er collections of Indian and white scalps
than any other old Pawnee warriors. They
are very proud of the ghostIy trophies OF
savage blood-letting, and often give the
several hundreds of scalps an airing and
drying. They rather reluctantly show
their white scalps to their white visitors,
and explain their getting the white scalps
as follows: I'VE captured all the white
scalps from the Sioux and Cheyennes. We
never scalped any white people. but lots
of bad Indians"
Gushing Herald: Captain Dennis Ward,
who conducts the model cattle and hog
ranch on Corall creek, in Payne county,
and who was fighting the Sioux and other
bad Indians during six years, among other
interesting things says: while camping
on Powder river. in Wyoming one night
the devils killed our sixteen heriers, and
three nights after they dug up their re-
mains and burned them to ashes Then
we tore down from their burial trees all
the savages deposited among the tree tops,
and rampled under foot the wretched re-
mains as we would so many chicken hawk
nests. That put a stop to their meddling
any more with our dead