The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1898-10-27
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TERRITORIAL TOPICS.

On the 18th Miss Alma Ida Wood, OF
Mulhsll, was married to Mr.. Albert j.
Champion
twenty-five mead OF cattle were
recently stolen from Willis brothers
ranch in Woods county
Albert Ross and William Hamilton,
old partners in crooked horse flesh,
are behind the bars in the Z Reno
Jail.
Miss l.. II Warner, sister OF Mark
Warner, of Oklahoma City, was among
the passengers lost at sea on the III
fated Michigan.
While the two sons of j. NJ. Tucker,
colored man living near Oklahoma
City, were playing with guns one was
accidentally shot and instantly killed
Renegade Laverty utterly failed as
drawing card at Perry Saturday
night There is something in the
word "traitor" that even those whom
such acts are supposed to benefit avoid
the actor as they would pestilence.
l.. G. Niblack is now sole owner and
proprietor of the Guthrie Leader. Nib
is one of the brightest and best news
paper men in the territory, and bar
ring his politics, we wish him all
kinds of prosperity Perry Enterprise
Times.
The Cloud Chief Beacon accuses the
postmaster of that town, who is also
the editor of the Herald-Sentinel, OF
discriminating unfairly against the
Beacon, which is the Democratic or
gan. The Beacon should remem Der
that the postmaster, in his littleness,
is only following the illustrlous exam
pie of the Republican territorial elec-
ton board
A white man kidnapped a full
blooded three year old Otoe Indian
girl near the Otoe agency, on the 25th,
and escaped. The act was witnessed
by an Otoe woman, but before the
alarm conld be given he had escaped
with the child leaving no trace be.
hind. The whole Otoe tribe turned
out and are searching for the kid
napper.
The Hardesty Herald a Flynn organ,
has this to say of the candidates for
the council of the 18th district: Judge
c. M. Thacker, Democratic candidate
for councilman of the 18th district,
spoke at Beaver last week. Mr.. Storm,
his opponent, spoke at the same place
last Friday. There was but few peo-
pie out to hear the latter gentleman
and we only heard of one man who
would stomach his assertions.
At the recent session of the district
court of Payne county there were ten
convictions of evil-doers George
Shields, Lon Berten, VIM. Rowe, How
ard Allen, Robert Ballew, Emerson
Bear; Russell shannon, Luther Hol-
stien, Douglas Burk and Fred Nail.
County Attorney A. T. Neill is given
great credit for his thorough work in
securing these convictions.
1t is claimed that the Flynn cam
paign committees are greatly troubled
about what to do with the many Rev.
erends they have Temporarily secured
when the election is over, There is
Rev. Laverty, Rev. Walker, Rev. Me-
Reynolds, Rev. Buck, and layman
Hank, all of whom are only fitted for
the work they are now engaged in
II has been suggested that Rev. Bob,
the only one Of the lot with any posi-
tive turn of mind, might be able TO use
them in some second hand side show
where no admittance fee is charged.
Mr.. John Fairehild, leading Popu.
list Of Noble county, takes the right
and only sensible view of the political
situation. During his absence the
mid readers placed his name on their
ticket, and declining to allow its use
on the ticket, he tells the Populists
that this is no time to pander to these
disorganizinR elements, but that it is
the duty OF every sincere and hon
est Populis. to stand for the fusion
ticket and carry out the obligations
which they have incurred. Mr.. Fair
child is ~fusionist in principle, but
he believes in honestly carrying out
all fusion obligations. He says " say
now let us wait until after the elee-
tion and then reorganize our scattered
forces and educate for the mex. cam
paign