The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1897-09-08
Outlines of Oklahoma

Oul3n0S OF OkidnOmd
II is thought that Judge Dale viii serv'
Until after the November term Of the su
preme court.
Arkansas is losing its grip on the Indiar
agencies. Cy. Leland is giving them Il
Kansas people.
The Pawnee Dispatch says that Pat Ma
gle is not giving the people Of that section
sufficient protection
The Indian Territory les between Texas
and Oklahoma and with yellow fever COM
ing on Oklahoma is glad OF IT,
1t is understood that Jake Admire will
in due time read the rot act in favor OF
Frank Gillette for chief justice
When Joe McNeal says that many OF the
municipalities in Oklahoma are too ex-
travagant he is telling the truth.
That riot among the editors of FL Reno
was a terrible combat. Next TO the bat
tie Of Waterloo It was the noisiest thing
in history.
Henry Asp is coming 70 the front in poll
ties ASP Is a good man and has a fine
assortment Of political enemies All good
men have them.
Governor Barnes real fun will probably
come when he starts n 10 take hand in
the naming of the judges. Things will
break loose again.
Ecckes of Chandler calls Miss Allen sar-
castically. The black-eyed angel" TIE
newspaper boys say she was really beau
tiful young woman.
There is a big row on among the mem
bers OF the supreme court in Oklahoma.
and several scalps Will be taken al the No.
vember term of court.
Governor Barnes says that II Flynn Is
nominated for congress he will support
him. Of course he VIII. The internecine
rev in Oklahoma is about gone.
Editor Hensley OF FL Reno has at last
got into fist fight. He has been skirting
along the prec:pice for long time. and
at last some one tipped him over.
In explanation of the report that the
Frisco will not build west from Sapulpa
il is said that the lire will be built TO
Oklahoma City independently OF the
Frisco.
Freeman, agent OF the Osages. refuses
to resign while fight is being made on
him. AS soon as the fight ceases he VIII
resign and knute Try Of Kansas will take
his place.
The firm of Carey & Fitzpatrick recently
failed al Chickasha, and now the two
old partners are fighting each other. Ca
rey threw three columns into Fitzpatrick
during the last week.
Bill Clute of FL Reno will have 70 be
elevated to Dick Plunkett's place, and as
soon as Tom Doyle gets well, lick him, in
order TO establish his right TO the cham
of Oklahoma.
There is no use denying the prosperity
OF Kingfisher. The town is flying high
ard the other places will have to recognize
the fact. Every report from the town
confirms the first rumors.
That story of Bishop Brook converting
the widow of Chief Whirlwind is a rank
plagiarism of Major Crozier of Cushing.
Major has all the Indians in Oklahoma
for the particular purpose.
In appointing judges the president fire.
1uently confers with members Of the su-
preme court of the United States as TO
me fitness OF aspirants. This will proba-
ply be done this time in regard to Okla
loma.
A farmer came into a store on Main |
street the other day, in Oklahoma City, |
% sell a load of fine peaches He was
offered 80 cents a bushel. A travelling man |
Nlio "dS stdHu.Hs oS ieHlaih cu " NHc
armer, IF you had those peaches n New !
/ ork, you could get $l.50 bushel for |
hem" "Ya-as," answered the farmer. |
an if I had a pail OF water in HI 1 |
'eckon 1 could get 10 cents glass for it."
And the drummer collapsed.
Oklahoma City Times-Journal: Saturday |
evening nineteen em:grant wagons with |
bout seventy-Ave people arrived in the |
lily from Colorado. They went into camp |
forth of the city, where they spent the |
sabbath. They are bound for Houston,
Texas. where they will buy land. They are
Il the Mennonite denomination of Chris |
ians, and take their name from their
ounder, Memo Summons OF Freisland.
They believe in the New Testament only.
hat Christians should not take oath, hold
ffice, or do military service.