The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1897-06-05
Outlines Of Oklahoma.

Outlines Of Oklahoma
The Flynn crowd, It is said. are al under
an agreement not to talk
Just at present the West Side Il getting
what the man got who went nu.ting near
the North Pole.
Judge Love- ex-secretary Of the territory.
is being pushed hard as the next fusion
candidate for congress
Two more Indians were converted by the
masterful lay reading Of Major Crozier Of
the Episcopal church at Cushing last Sum
day.
Bill Hackney according to the Ohio
papers. may be the Democratic candidate
for Lieutenant governor in that state next
year.
The friends of Dennis Flynn are going to
push him into the race for congress next
time They count on the help OF Governor
Rarnes
The people Of Ohio regard the people OF
Oklahoma as wild and woolly. But ONO
has four or ave times as many yncninss
every year as Oklahoma
Der Wichita Herold is after Dennis Flynn
1t says: Hon. Dennis Flynn wird Won
einem Welchselblatt der '-politische Corbei;
Won Oklahoma" genannt.
Callahan has given It on, that he expects
second term. Callahan is not liked by
anyone particularly in the Territory, and
will never get anything again.
The giant walnut trees at the mouth OF
the Sycamore and Cimarron are hundreds
of years old In 1892 Washington Irving
saw them and called them Sycamore trees.
Bob Christian, canvasman with q cir
Gus, is charged with killing a man in Fort
Scott, Kansas, by hitting him over the
head. Is he any relation to the Oklahoma
family?
Oklahomans who want to be secretary Of
the territory along about 1904 should pick
out some man they expect to be president
then and stay by him as Jenkins did by
Mckinley.
Some effort was made early in the game
TO induce several of the Oklahoma outlaws
10 go TO Cuba to fight for liberty. but the
outlaws objected. They do not Ike an
open fight.
Judge Keaton has been holding cour..
out in Greer county this week. He returns
and begins a term OF court in Oklahoma
City next Monday.
II Jake Admire doesn't get to be some
thing under Mckinley he will just invite
in all the Populists in the county and make
a personal request OF them that they tear
that pole of his all TO pieces.
Doc Lawrence was recently arrested by
the sheriff at Oklahoma City for introduce
ing liquor. He was at once released by the
court as the sheriff had no right to ares.
him on those grounds. The sheriff. how
ever. at once arrested him as a fugitive
from justice.
In 1882 Washington Irving. while travelling
In Oklahoma, said the horses lived on WILD
peas. Editor Brown Of the Times-Journai
thought Irving was mistaken, as he had
never seen any wild peas in Oklahoma. He
was surprised to read the Manchester Jour-
nars account OF wild peas published in the
Eagle last Sunday.
Ringing the Wild Horse" by Washington
Irving is located by the Oklahoma Times
Journal in Nine Mile Valley, Oklahoma. II
occurred s;xty-five years ago. when Irving
travelled in Oklahoma. The Times-Jour-
nal gives a supposit;ous route for Irving
which is practically the same as that given
by the Eagle last fail.
A dispatch from South McAlester says:
NJ. Josephs of Hartshorne and D. Wolfman
& Co., of Krebs, who made an assignment
several days ago. are being investigated by
creditors and officers. Goods worth 5000
barns in Krebs that belonged to these par
ties. A portion of the goods was located
at a Mrs. Terry's. Wolfman went TO Mrs.
Terry, II is alleged. and asked her II she
could take several peddlers 10 board. He
also said they had several trunks Of goods
they would Ike TO store away. The next
day he unlcaded several trunks full Of
goods and said the peddlers had not re-
turned from the Cherokee nation yet and
were not liable to be in for week. Another
large amount OF goods in boxes, trunks,
etc, was located at the notary public's
house in Krebs. All of Woifman's things
have been attached. including horses,
wagons, etc, by the creditors, which repre-
sent from $4,000 to $4,000, and guards have
been employed to keep a close watch over
all his movements. A guard was stationed
near Wolfman's house last night, and about
3:3e O'Clock this morning Wolfman and his
son came out OF the house. went 10 the
barn and hitched up a team that had been
attached. The guard Immediately reported
the matter to the marshal near by. who soon
overlook Wolfnan and his son and re-
covered the team. Two store men have
been engaged by the creditors to invoice
the goods secured.