The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1898-08-06
Outlines OF Oklahoma.

Judge Keaton once stuffed law IN I'd
| office OF Congressman Bell Of Texas.
| Governor Barnes IS just st present I
| Omaha. Governor Barnes loves 10 ;rave
In recent interview Dennis Flynn say
that ne viii fight anybody who IS Cover
nor Barnes friend.
! When John L Ollie moves to Iowa mex
| month. which he viii. there will be on
/ good United States senatorial prospec
mine 70 let.
! The politicians ought not 10 De too har,
! en- Rough Rider candidate for congress
/ Perhaps none Of the Rough Riders woulG
accept nomination.
Judge Keaton hasn't said anything yet
but il The nsxt speech ne makes he VII
probably refer with JOY 10 the recea
Democratic victory in Alabama.
Dick Morgan says IL he is beaten fol
that nomination he would rather il wouiC
/ be b. some Rough Rider. Dick Morgan
| Is all right.
The Cottonwood GOT up at Guthrie IN,
other day and lot of colored families
crawied ont OF the lowlands IL a hurry
They remembered the food.
Judge Hainer has jumped Into the ex-
cessive costs charged by clerks Sometime
in the future II will be possible for mil.
Honaire to get into court without coming
out in debt.
Dr.. P Reeder. who lives in eastern Paw
nee county says there Is an Indian over
there who runs a ferry across the river
at the very point Washington Irving
crossed in 1881
The chances are that the middle-of-the-
road Populists when they meet at Guthrie
win nominate Lieutenant McGinnis OF the
Rough Riders. He IS an able man and
would run we'll.
Nose Weinherger has introduced a Ger
man beer hall in Guthrie An extra large
window has been provided through which
fellows who swear viii be lowered quick
~ to the ground
II Judge Keaton puts up SIS as an an
nounoeDent fee to his Official organ at
Oklahoma City he WIFI put up a like
amount to every fusion paper in the ter
ritory. or there Will be rich lot OF shed
blood on the fair face of the harvest moon.
It is said that Governor Barnes is
anxious to stir up a fight on the chair
manshp OF the terri.oriag central com
mittee. If he does there viii such a
racket on that that the nomination Of a
man for congress is liable 10 become an
incident
Bill Judkins Of Woodward has an
nounced his intention Of breaking into the
legislature with his pants in his boots
Judkins would make an elegant represent
alive, and If he can get the support Of
Virgins and Bolton will be triumphant!y
elected
Captain W. W. Painter OF Guthrie, just
back from Klondike, says the mosquitoes
are awful up there and that he has seen
big men cry like little children from the
torture of the insects. A Klondike mos
quito can ram his bill through a starched
shirt-front.
Purcell Register: II does not look well
to see in a paper published at the seat Of
knowledge of oklahoma, big scare-head
over an item using a word unknown 10
the English anguage-''Drownedei. l. The
Norman Democrat Topic will please take
Its proof reader out in the back yald and
gently kill him.
The Republicans are not as disconsolate
as the fusionists think them. There Is
trouble in the fusion camps in Payne.
Pottawatomie and Cleveland counties. TO
saynothing Of Greer. The strip counties
are not going to vote fusion as they did
two years ago. The chances are that the
election in Oklahoma will be very close.
and Keaton. If elected, Will not have more
than 200 or 300 majority.
Callahan got back to hts old calling
quickly. as the following in the Kingfsher
Reformer shows: Married-At the home
Of the groom, Sunday evening. August l.
1885, Miss Ella Brown and George Wilson,
Rev. J. Y. Callahan officiating. They WI
be at home to their friends On q farm rive
miles east of King1sher. The many
friends OF Mr.. and Mrs. Wilson wish them
a life Of unclouded happiness. The Re-
former extends congratulations.