The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1897-10-19
Outlines Of Oklahoma

Filing papers from D county are pouring
in on the Kingfsher land office
The Choctaw legislature adjourned the
other day in order TO attend a circus
There is plenty of antelope In Beaver
county. Cranes are also plentiful out
there
Thompson win be appointed marshal.
but his enemies are slamminG buck-shot
into him.
Editor Miller of the Eennessey Clipper.
says that Thompson's appointment would
suit him.
II Is said that Thompson aid not con-
sent to make the race for marshal until
ne had Orput's consent
The family of Huntsbergers in North
Kingfisher county have raised $40 bush
els in small grain this year.
Thompson will succeed Pat Magic as
marshal and then Ireland will receive the
second serious blow IN Oklahoma
Kay county, despite the failures OF other
fairs 10 get them, has advertised Dennis
Flynn and Governor aBrues for Its fair.
There is so much talk about prosperity
this year that the newspapers have for
gotten TO sound their old alarm: 'Piow
fre-guards."
1t is currently reported that IL the Re-
publican county convention at Oklahoma
City Governor Barnes Administered will
not be endorsed
W. T. Parker OF Oklahoma City. who Is
in Alaska. says the Indians up there are
more advanced in every way than the In
dams Of Oklahoma.
Ransom Payne is still in Washington.
When Payne comes home the marshaiship
fight may be regarded as ended. He viii
be home in few days.
Carl Ryd:ngsward OF Oklahoma City.
who is a second cousin in his grandfather
aunt's side TO the King of Sweden, has
secured his decree of divorce.
A freight engine whistle broke loose al
Perry the other night and blew for ten
minutes. A LOT OF people are talking OF
suing the Santa Fe for disturbing their
rest.
There is big sensation on the Populists
out in Blaine county, and in writing ii up
Tom Ferguson of the Watonga Republic
can uses six different sizes of exclama-
ton points.
II is said that owing 10 the low price
of cotton some of the Oklahoma formers
are going 10 plow their crops unGer I'M
picked. How they will kick themselves
in the future if they do.
The Oklahoma City Globe, which was a
Barnes organ when 1t started short time
ago, has changed hands, and also policy
as regards Barnes. II was misfortune
that Editor Burke gave the Globe up.
The Oklahoma City Times-Journal says
there is nothing in that story of an exodus
OF Indians to Old Mexico. There is GER
tainly nothing in 1t so long as the gov
eminent pets them as il is doing new.
The Arapahoe Bee is mad over the in
dictment of Treasurer Hadlock of that
county, which. il says, is an outrage and
declares: I'VE are now passing through
the second stage of progress toward the
civilization Of a new country. The first
stage is that where the individual and the
mob, filed with the courage of bad whisky
and a small-siZed arsenal, is complete mas
ter of the situation. That day quickly
passed in Custer county. The second stage,
through which We are passing, and from
which we believe we are on the point OF
emerging is where the law breakers and
their sympathiZers surround the courts In
sufficient force TO dominate jur:es and in
fiuence testimony and make mockery of
justice. But wrong-doing sooner or later
brings its own antidote. and We believe
the last term of court marks the endin z
of the second stage, and that just before
us lies the civilization where everyone
completely enjoys the privilege OF life and
liberty in his pursuit of happiness under
the Law