The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1894-11-14
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with veil screech and whistle. with fife, horn
with every S'i Conceivable noise they eer knew
It sounded, indeed. as if Gabriel had come.
say Bool a r N.
Peter Gish did it after all
Well, it's over for another two years.
The fambeau uniforms were ruined
by the fire works
Topeka played to almost the capacity
Of the town last night.
The Marley illotson libel case comes
up at Lawrence tomorrow
The formal opening of the high school
building will occur Friday.
Since the defeat of r. J. SIoat, Santa
Fe stock has advanced from 81 to 81.
The secretary of the Y. NJ. c. A. is
happy over the defeat of woman suffrage.
The mayor and council are now trying
their hands at the game of freeze out"
They may have had Gabriel's horn il
the parade, but they didn't have Gabriel
to blow it
The recent improvements at the front
Of the city building we're quite the
proper thing.
before Annie L. Diggs went into poll
ties she taught the largest Sunday school
class in Lawrence.
If this was a campaign of education
why was requiem spelled ''requium" on
the parade programmed
C. 5. Gleed hiss gone to New York, to
be gone for an indefinite time. He. is
accompanied by Mrs Gleed-
Governor Lswelling has denied a Tu-
NOR that he would call an extra session
Of the legislature next month.
The fire at 1870 last night was In a row
of sheds at 1915 East Sixth street It was
probably incendiary. Loss $3.50.
DIR. s. McLallin of the Advocate did
not come down town last night to wit
ness the Republican ratification.
Topeka people who have been crying
for good attraction should stop 1t if
they fail to see Felix Morris tonight.
Several young men disguised them
selves as women last night and shocked
people by smoking cigars on the streets
A great many boys fred revolvers CON
stanfly last night They should have
been arrested for there was danger IN
it
Not flag or a ribbon was displayed
from the state house yesterday. Even
the emblems of mourning were hid from
view
The man who didn't care for parades,
and who said he wouldn't stir out Of
his house last night was the first on the
streets.
The United States circuit court will
convene in Topeka a week from next
Monday. Judge Riner of Wyoming will
preside.
Miss Rebecca Adams will act as secre-
tarv Of the Topeka Y. w. c. A for few
weeks IN the absence of Miss Emma
Burgess.
The new Republican legislature is
pledged by the state platform to give US
some irrigation legislation This doesn't
mean resub omission
A horse and buggy owned by Council
man Griggs was stolen last evening be-
fore the parade from the corner of Sew
enth and Quincy streets
There is a good deal that Is human
about tin horns. 1t is the smallest one
that makes the most noise.
Some Republicans said they thought
the coffin in last nights parade was
carrying matters a little too far. They
only carried it to Tenth street
Papers restoring nineteen penitentiary
convicts whose terms will soon expire,
to their rights OF citizenship have been
signed By Governor Lewelling.
E. B. Cowgirl Fl. R. Hilton, William
Tweedda1e and J.. w. Gleed are the To
peka people on the programme of the
Hutchinson irrigation convention
C. n. Foulks, claim agent of the Santa
Fe has returned from Buffalo, n. Y.
where be was elected first vice president
Of the railroad agents claim association.
The board of directors of the State
Historical society will hold a meeting
next Tuesday, Nov. 20. The annual
meeting of the society will be held in
January
There is said to be a street in Topeka
that has been cut down three feet and
filed up three feet three times. Every
time we get new city engineer he takes
a whack at that street
Bill Higgins legs were not seen stick
ing out of the tent in the parade last
night which WAS insert bed '-Tenting on
the Old Camp Ground" But Bill is"tent-
ing there all the same.
A Topeka younV man whom one Of the
newspapers saved from police court noto-
risty recently, is now around abusing
the paper as "5candalOus Sheet" It
doesn't pay to spare most people "fOr the
sake of their relatives"
An East Eighth street timer made a
big horn thirty-one feet long for the pa
rAde last night, to be blown by bellows.
The only trouble with the horn was il
wouldn't t0ot. 1t simply made a noise
like the wind in tn chimney on a Rusty
night
Several Republicans who have had
bills against the Republican state cen
trail committee. have receipted their bills
aod asked that the amounts be paid to
Arthur Gregg. the young man who was
hurt while firing the cannon in the state
house yard election night
On upper Lincoln street. water from
the rains flowed of. until the street force
street. Since then, after every rain.
there has been a sta nant pond in front
of several of the houses. The people
there are glad there is no city engineer
and hope there won't be one very soon.
LOVE LATE IN LIFE.
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