The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1902-06-05
OUTLINES or OKLAHOMA.


The court house Injunction case OF e
Reno has reached the supreme court
Dick Plunkett it is reported. now lives
IL New York City. ard is rrospering pro-
digiously-
The Populists Of the territory viii NOM
mate candidate for congress in Fl Reno
en- august Is.
sirs. Harry Ardery. OF Guthrie. is par
ticipatine m the Hutchinson musical fes-
tivai this week
At Oklahoma City the Carnegie library
viii be closed evenings from June 1 70
October L Why2
There is no question where Oklahoma's
six delegates in the national convention
OF 1894 will line UP.
The. wheat prospects are putting a
whole lot Of steam in the proposed Fourth
OF July celebrations
On last Saturday the stamp sales Of the
| Oklahoma City postofice were $50. which
broke the record for that office
The Pabst company have begun work on
al ice plant in Ponca City, the main
building of which win be lo0xl40 feet
The Democratic papers Of the territory
are still violently trying TO persuade Den
mis- Flynn not 10 accept a nomination II u
is offered him.
There must be some sort of a change IN
Oklahoma politics Ii has been a year
since any paper had anything TO say about
court house ring
W. W. Carlisle. OF Pond Greek. has
raised some wheat in which the grains
are put in promiscuously in the heads.
instead Of in rows He imported the va
riety from Indiana
The latest legal battle in the King 5
court at Enid is over the repIevin of
one long-eared mule. Up 10 the hour OF
going to press no enc had asked for a
nune pro tune order.
Sidney Clarke, who is back from Wash
ington. says that statehood has fifty
three votes in the senate and everything
would be all right If they could get the
bill UP for consideration.
THE trouble with Bill Cross" said a
prominent Oklahoma Democrat. the other
day. is that he showed a magnificent
burst Of speed just after his nomination,
and then quit stock STILL"
Chief Justice Burford is quoted as say
ing recently that in all his experience as
a lawyer and a judge. ne never knew a
jury to convict a husband for killing the
man who had destroyed his home
The Guthrie Leader is now predicting
that the statehood bill viii not pass this
the passage of the free homes bill came.
T. Jared the Leader. So the Leader is
sure that it can survive jars and doesn
care what it predicts.
Ii was recently reported that when ].
L. Isenberg. the Enid Democrat, called
CT President Roosevelt. the president
said: Mr.. Isenberg, ! want you 10 use
your influence in Oklahoma TO have Mr..
Flynn sent back 10 congress" IL that
happened. it must have made IsenDerg
blink hard.
Last week at Enid a man named r. C
London, of Ulysses. Nebraska. was found
dead in a hotel and near him partially
epptied bottle of strychnine. His wife
vas notified. and she sent the sheriff at
Enid the following letter: Dear Sir:-A
telegram was received at the hank here
yesterday announcing the death OF my
dear husband, r. G. London / could not
come to Enid in time for his funeral.
which is in charge of the I. .. O. +.
there as they telegraphed the lodge here
that he could rot be kept much longer.
Now, please sent me line and tell me
how he died. Was he at work. and did
he fan? Did he die of apoplexy, or what
Was the cause? Everything is clouded in
mystery, and do please tell me all you
know. Conceal nothing from me. Can
you say if he were conscious at the last
and did he speak OF me or send for a
minister? ! shall gladly await your re-
Fly, and trust you Will kindly answer.
am always in frail health"