The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1900-06-27
Outlines OF Oklahoma.


Leslie Niblaek thinks that after Cal
lahan eats that Cleo mule he wiz have
q kick coming.
The Indian territory papers are still
throwing hot harpoons into Ardmore as
a convention city.
A man at Guthrie has discovered that
quick can be pronounced quicker by a6-
ding. two letters TO IL
The Republicans OF Ponca city viii
ratify the ticket Of Mckinley and Roose-
yelt next Thursday evening.
The bltterest thing in TIE southwest
by all odds IS the fight in the Demo-
cratic party in the Indian territory.
There is no end 10 the building Okla
homa farmers want TO do. The lumber
man in Oklahoma is the coming p.uto-
Graf.
The new town OF Glencoe has grown
so that the old postoffices OF Orinviile
and Floyd, near by, have been diseon-
tinued
That mule that Callahan will eat out
at Cleo probably wishes now that he
had been sold to the British for South
Africa.
Governor Barnes thinks the legislature
should prohibit saloons in Oklahoma
towns which have territorial educational
institutions.
The county commissioners OF Pottawst-
omie county have allowed the smallpox
bills. They were commanded 10 do so
by Judge BurweH.
T. c. Null SAT- on the roof of a house
at Glencoe last week, one evening, and
counted IS binders and one header AZ
work within the range of his vision.
The two attempted suicides in Shawnee
last week, one by young woman, the
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affairs which did not run smoothly.
Part OF the Democratic delegates who
attended the convention az ArdmoFe Ie-
Gently not only had their rights tram
pied on; they were bodily trampled on
themselves
The devil Of the Glencoe Mirror lives
four miles out in the country ana he
rides in and back every day. He wi
own the New York Herald before he Is
fifty years old
W J. French and Mr.. Pringey are the
Oklahoma delegates who were appointed
TO go to Canton. and New York TO no
tify the candidates. They go fully re-
alizing that neither Mckinley nor
Roosevelt Will be surprised.
The Ripley Times, in lis issue of June
%, 1890, had seventy-two publication no
tees OF final proof This is the record
up ~ GatG 4O4 OttC 4SSNAt. AG " ANf y
mis- World had sixty-six notices in che
issue and the Enid Eagle sixty-flve.
The editor OF the Glencoe Mirror had
a storm-fright the other night. and Is
now in favor OF more cycaves. He says:
1T makes one feel uneasy to break
through a noisy and dust-laden storm 10
a cave and then find IL damned 10 the
doors and his own carcass barred out"
Reverend Remission OF Hennessey. who
opposed the Anti-Saloon League, is now
on his way to London, and he asked the
territorial Christian Endeavor meeting In
session at Norman to make him dele
gate TO the world meeting In England.
Because he had opposed the Anti-Saloon
League the Christian Endeavorers re-
fused his request.
Guthrie Capital: The straw staekers
employed by j. W. Anderson in thresh-
ing J. e. divers wheat crop, struck
shortly after the noon hour yesterday,
because Mr. Anderson persisted in work
ing too fast for them. They laid down
their tools. crawled off the stack, and
refused to work, thus stopping the
threshing yesterday. Mr. Anderson was
in the city yesterday afternoon looking
for more hands. He recently came here
from Letters, Ind, with a threshing ma
chine. and has contracted heavily in this
vicinity. The trouble is he says.
that in Indiana we are accustomed II
thresh from 200 to 1850 bushels daily
while these fellows don't want to go
beyond 500, The machine worked too
fast for them. and they We're simply
covered UP on the stack. They refused
to work any faster and quit when l IN
sisted. My machine has big capacity,
and I work 1t for all 1t is worth"