The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1898-10-12
Outlines of Oklahoma

DR.. Hard OF Philadelphia laid the cor
ner stone OF the Methodist church at
Enid last Sunday
a man. mis- team and a wagon load OF
wheat broke bridge down near Pawnee
last week and nothing was hurt but the
I bridge
longer than the longest presidential mes
sage ever written A man has 10 stop for
meals when reading Il.
Dennis Hymns managers wauted to use
part OF the new Normal school at Ed
mond TO hold a political rally. They were
refused Good enough
The Muskogee Phoenix has q copy Of
the first paper published in Muskogee. II
was called The Indian Progress" and
appeared on October %, 1875.
Webster Davis is telling the people over
the east that Dennis Flynn will be elect
ed certain Flynn's managers really be-
lieve that he viii be successful
There are fourteen middle-of-the-road
county tickets in Oklahoma If Keaton' 5
managers can't see something il that
they should buy new spectacles.
Some Texas ponies pulled out the avn
ing posts at Enid and dropped q front
shed on a man named White, throwing
him through SO plate glass window and
cutting him Up badly.
During his trip in Oklahoma Webster
Davis Gays that as long as be has been
In the interior department be never knew
Callahan to come into the building while
Flynn was there every day working for
some Oklahoma man or measure.
Near Purcell a number OF negroes have
been holding for years a lot of the finest
farming land in the world. Some have
been holding in excess OF forty acres and
white men have seized the excess. In
other cases negroes who were not en-
rolled are seeing white men grab up their
claims.
Isenberg Of Enid not only attended the
circus the other day, but giddfiy remain
ed 10 the concert-ouly ten cents extra,
an exhibition equal II not superior to any
vaudeville performance now on the stage
In this country or Europe. and all for the
small price of ten cents-one dina. Come
one, come ali.
Oklahoma City Tfmes-Journal. The
Arapahoe Argus has turned from Popul-
ism to Repubiicanism. with Sheriff J. B.
Nichols and son Lincoln as publishers
We are pleased TO ses a new Republican
paper and TO see Nichols name at the
head. but the fractional Rght that caus-
ed some of the Republicans OF the couI-
ty to think another Republican paper
necessary is to be regretted
There Is no record OF the vote on free
homes the last time IL came up In the
house Callahan was not there 10 de-
mand that the vote be recorded and il
was not This may prove a good thing.
When Dennis Flynn gets to Washington
he Will get congressman 10 vote for II.
haf, nrd xx~t1l ~.
for the bill. whereas had II been recorded.
they would not
The trouble between Callahan and
Flynn. without exaggeratton. is this Cal
lahan was working for free homes Flynn
went down to Washington. upon solicit
tation. to help him Then when Gala
han saw what rustler Flynn was. ne
was afraid II free homes passed the ter
ritory would give Flynn, not Callahan.
credit. Callahan loosened his grip. be-
came indifferent, and lost free homes. his
presence being necessary at vital occa-
sions. when Flynn, not being a member
of congress, was powerlesS Callahan was
foolish. Had free homes passed he would
have received the credit. Indeed he has
a chance to pass II at the next session.
where he still is a member.
Kingfsher Times: Mrs. White, who
killed ner nttIe IOur-year-OIu daughter
near Sheridan last week. was adjudged
insane before the probate court on Sat
lumurday. On Sunday her husband anu
a neighabor took her TO the territorial
asylum at Norman. She told her two chill
dren that she intended 20 kill both The
boy thought TO escape and lead his little
sister away. intending 10 reach a neigh
boris The mother overlook them at the
spring. seized the girl and cut or her
head, then opened her little body. Having
witnessed this much the boy ran away.