The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1894-07-14
SNAP sHors ar HOME NEWS

SNAP SHOTS AT HOME NEWS
Major E. n. Morrill, speaks at Oswego
today.
The state military board will meet next
Tuesday.
Query-Will the circus concert be an
nounced tonight.
Major sully of the Salvation Army is
at Waco, Texas.
Governor Waite went back to Denver
in Pullman car.
Governor Lewelling has gone to Wich-
ita to spend Sunday.
Two or three baby carriages are needed
at the Orphans home.
John Neddo of Rossville has been ar
rested for selling liquor.
Marshall's band did not give its con-
cert at Garfield park last night
There were at least dJzen picnic
parties at Garfield park yesterday.
As soon as the war cloud passed over
Secretary of State Osborn came back.
Sells circus has more white horses
than have been seen in Topeka for many
a day.
A strike doesn't damage a circus much
The tent hands strike every day but the
show goes on
James A. Troutman will address the
Repub lican county convention at indie
pendence today.
The pension office baseball teams will
play at Garfield park this evening if the
weather permits.
The executive committee of the Dem
Ocratic state central committee is in ses-
sion at the Throop.
Every stalk of corn at this season of
the year draws two pounds of water from
the soil each day.
DR.. Yellowstone has pulled all the
teeth and legs he could find loose in To
peka and has gone to Usage City.
Auditor of State Van b. Prather for
merlv lived in Breckinridge's district
in Kentucky. He lived in Bourbon
county.
No less than two dozen boys applied
for the positions of chief servitors to the
elephants when the circus came in this
morning.
Secretary of State Osborn says Debs
should have known that the state and
municipal government are opposed to
toiling masses.
Governor Waite, who spoke here the
other day, may or may not be bloodthirsty
but he carries a big gun in his pistol
pocket just the same.
The Prohibition county convention
will be held at the court house August 8.
A full county ticket will be nominated.
A G. Carruth is chairman and ]. K.
Mayberry is secretary and treasurer Of
the Shawnee county FrohlDltion central
committee.
More than one small boy decided that
the fates we're against him when he saw
the lowering clouds this morning and
saw the circus wagons go by.
At the meeting of the Oakland Repub-
lean league next Monday evening Jas
A. Troutman will make an address and
there will also be good music.
The Topeka hambeau club has passed
resolutions omplimenting Eugene Ha-
gan on his selection as a member of the
Democratic state central committee.
George W. Clark, assistant attorney
general, has returned from Oberlin,
where he went TO ask for the appoint
ment of a receiver for the Oberlin bank.
w. H Holmes. who has been operat-
ing the Auburndale horse car line, has
been succeeded by A E Coville, who
took charge today and will put on new
horses
The executive committee Of the Re
publican county central committee met
today at D. N. at Chas. E. Elliott's Of
fee to arrange the preliminary work Of
the campaign.
"These. fellows that are striking" said
a Santa Fe official today, make me tired
They 60 about looking for a job and
when they don't find it. they 90 up town
and hold a meeting and resolve to stand
firm"