The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1898-10-06
Outlines Of Oklahoma

The best dressed man in Oklahoma by
all odds is the Rock Island foreman at
Okarche,
Dick Plunkett and Webster Davis shook
hands the other day IN Oklahoma. Mel
Their one was injured.
FL Reno is strusting because this wear
Ringing Brothers circus goes to FL Reno
and not TO Oklahoma City
Mr. Mckinley. of the land ofice, IS in
Roger Mills county trying TO affect a
compromise on the fence problem
DR.. Edwards of Oklahoma City sold
this week an Oklahoma grown mare for
500. a S. Louis man bought her
1t Is terrible for some OF those fntru-
ders IN the Indian territory TO be torn
/ away from their sqUaws-an6 their land
The prisoners in the Enid Jail took a
long iron bar from one of their beds and
tried 70 pry their way out They were
discovered.
In many of the Oklahoma townships
this year a convention Will nominate more
man for Office than there are men present
at the convention.
The ii Reno Suar says that the sheriff
OF D county should also be in Jail. II
intimates that ne IS connected with the
murder Of Mac of D.
The Longest speech ever made in the
territory was that made a week AGO
tuesday by Judge Keaton at Chevenne
II lasted four hours.
The other night at Enid Callahan mad.
speech in which he jumped onto Flvnn
hard. Flynn never hurt Callahan half
50 muca as Keaton did.
The Santa Fe trains through Oklahoma
nave been making too mucn time and a
tme-lir1it of twenty-five miles an hour
has been placed upon engineers.
Keaton is having trouble over the Alva
normal. AT Alva his friends claim he
favored the Normal contract At Okla
homa City his friends claim he didn't
The Keaton managers are about 10
spring another manifesto Keaton should
choke it off. People no longer read man
irestoS They are SO much tame. than
war news
A woman went south to Guthrie the
other day, getting off at that place. she
called on somebody TO kill Mckinley
quick. She excited the passengers. She
was in mourning and probably crazy.
The hardest work the Oklahoma editor
has TO do as to write an article showing
why his candidate for county surveyor
should be elected over the other fellow
Even after writing the article the editor
can not see for the life Of him how d
Democratic or a Republican surveyor
could SHOW his politics in his work
Guthrie Leader: While Judge Cunning
nam was standing on a step-ladder at
his nome on North First street yesterday
afternoon arranging his collection of deer
horTs, by some mishap the ladder toppled
over, throwing the Judge to the floor,
spraining his ankle and otherwise shaking
him up. The Judge weighs $40 pounds
and the fall was hard one for him
Po1lca City Courier: Smith, a colored
man from North Carolina. arrived at
Newkirk last week with a handsome and
spirited charger belonging to Captain Nc
GlnHhs. He was given the custody of the
horse at New York and is proud of the
honor conferred upon him. VIII Fogg
was presented with a dagger-a souvenir
OF the late war with Spain--by Smith
which n appreciates very much, and has
it at his barber shop for the inspection
of his friends. The hostler says Captain
McGinnis is very popular everywhere he
goes, and his command fairly idolizes
him. Smith will probably stay here