The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1897-03-23
Outlines of Oklahoma.

The city elections in Oklahoma come or
on April 6.
Oklahoma has one physician to every 30
inhabitants
John Huspe has his eye on the city mar
shalship of FL Reno again.
Voters in Oklahoma can register for the
spring election on March 30
A number of Oklahoma people have gone
TO Port Arthur via the Choctaw.
The Free Silver delegates walked out Of
the Fusion convention at Guthrie.
Hugh McCredie has been nominated for
mayor by the fusionists of Shawnee.
Mrs. Mary E. Lease talked to the stu
dents. of the Norman university last week.
Henry Overholser has been nominated for
mayor by the Republicans of Oklahoma
City.
The Hardware Dealers association has
just completed a meeting at Oklahomg
City.
D. H. Goode has been nominated for
mayor at Guthrie by the Pops and Demo
Gratis.
j. P D. Mouripand is trying to SET the
western country afire for Barnes for gov
ernor.
Chairman o'Rourke OF the Democrats
Territorial committee says Flynn viii be
appointed governor.
The Grisson gang is the name OF some
new talent which is outlaw.ng il for a nv-
Ing in the Creek country.
F. r. Cannon, who used to live in Okla
honna, wants to be consul at Antwerp. and
IS seeking Oklahoma endorsements.
Mrs. H. D. Baker is dead, following her
husband, Captain Baker. in week. She
died Of the same trouble. pneumonia
The affidavit business has begun in Okla
homa. The fellows should stop IL. Nc
Kinley VIII get mad and appoint outside
men.
Trosper will go to Washington this week.
He does not fear Barnes and Flynn, but
Franklin Heads candidacy is said to worry
him.
The city council of Guthrie has resolved
to make citizens plant shade trees If they
do not the city will plant them for the citi-
Gems and levy a special tax against them.
The Gushing Herald is mad because the
Barnes men claim they have the endorse
ment of Mark Hanna. The Herald says IL
is an insult 10 the president to intimate as
much.
A man demands to know OF the editor of
the Cloud Chief Herald what the govern
ment will do with him if he can not raisc
the $40. The government will bounce him
The government is quite a bouncer.
Perry Enterprise: The action of putting
the drunken man out of the gallery at the
opera house last night was the right thing
only il wasn't done soon anouph The
audience was much disturbed by his drum
ken talk and after he had been asked in a
very polite manner, by the manager, to
keep quiet. he continued 10 give out his
whisky talk. Such hoodlums should never
Il they happened to get in should be thrown
out as soon as they offer the least dis
turbance TO the entertainment
McMaster is still hot at Renfrow. He
says of the governor in his weekly: He
was constant lobbyist through all the
legislative term but only in the interest OF
private accommodations and for the hene-
fits of personal gain. He secured the cura-
tive balm of legislation for the healing OF
the doubtful bonds and warrants and gain
ed the recognition of the council for the be-
stowal of fodder on his appointive appe,
tiles. These were all the ends he sought
and they are not such objects as will Sc
cure public commentator for either the
governor nor his legislative truckers The
record, of both, breeds neither enthusiasm.
nor creates prestige. for Democracy. The
party can best aid its future conflicts by
denying its responsibility for the ex!stencb
of its governor and dividing. with Populism
the deserved censure for its choice OF leg
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