The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1898-04-06

the convention meets every Republican
paper of note in the state will be for him
All George needs is the nomination, and
his friends will perform the balance Of the
act at the polls next November. George
is Republican from the top of his head
to the soles of his feet, and can call to his
assistance more friends outside of his
party than any man in the state.
Bishop Murschant has accepted the res
ignation of Father Germans, Of this city.
Father Germans will go to Shawnee and
have full charge of the church. mission
and school at that place, he will be reliev
ed from duty at this place the Monday
after Easter by Father Constantine, Of
Kansas City, No. There is no clergyman
IN Oklahoma who is more respected than
Father Germans, not alone by his own
flock, but by every one who processes to
be a Christian. When ne told his people
yesterday morning of his resignation be-
ing accepted there was scarcely dry eye
in the church. He has never during his
eight years as pastor of the FL Reno
church neglected his duty in the smallest
particular. The people of Shawnee can
congratulate themselves on getting Father
Germans for their parish priest
There may be war before next Tuesday
election day in FL Reno, but if there Is
not there will be one dead sure immedia-
tely after. Chairman O'Rourk and other
big guns Of the Demo-Pop party viii hold
a seance on Thursday and will talk over
the fusion problem. II will not take a
Judge Day to fortell what is going to hap
pen for since the reverend delegate failed
to pull through the free homes bill the
Democrats have made up their minds 10
name the next delegate to congress or
there will be trouble greater than the
one Uncle Samuel is having with Spain
Jerry ORourk is trying to wear a pleas
ant smile on his angelic face, but it is
only a make-believe. He knows in his
heart there is no more show for fusion in
Oklahoma this fall. unless the Demo-
Gratis get the big offices, than there is for
his friend, the reverend delegate, to be
elected bishop of Oklahoma. The Re-
publicans are taking things easy until
after the election, next Tuesday, and then
they will hustle around trying to find out
who would be available timber for the
various oflceS next faL.
L. J. Gum, editor Of the FL Reno News.
has received a message notifying him Of
MS appointment as one of the regents of
he territorial Normal School. Mr.. Gum
will receive $40 per diem when he is la
boring, besides other pickings in the shape
If mileage.
There were more people on the streets
If FL Reno Saturday than has been seen
he days when the wheat and cotton were
'olling in from the South Canadian and
Every farmer who came in
'toted" his better half to the millliner
shops and bought her a new 'bunnet"
ust to show the town people the farmers
we're not as hard up as they were dur
ng the reign of Grover I. The milliners
lid land office business selling hats from
two bits" to SIS.
Prof. A. H .Viets, superintendent Of the
cheyenne Indian school, Caddo Springs,
anne to town Saturday with his brass
and. This band IS composed of full
lood Indian boys who are being educated
/ the Cheyenne school. They are all
nder IS years old and have been practic-
ng but few months. The music render |
d by them would be credit to a great |
many city bands. These boys do not |
pend all of their time practicing band |
lusic. They have duties to perform in |
he school room and on the school farm |
hat take up most of their time. Prof. |
lets is very proud of his Indian band.