The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1894-11-05

By the JouRNAI's man at night.
Sleep we'll tonight, for you can't to-
morrow night
The list Of polling places is published
in another column
The Iowa State band should have
given a parade today.
The city council and the board Of edu-
cation will meet tonight.
Claude Fox. who has been in Wisconsin
for year has come home to vote.
The floats in Saturday afternoons par
ade were planned by T. F. Doran.
Some grading has been done on West
ern avenue north Of Fourth street
There is very little water in the
streams in the vicinity Of Topeka now.
Elk Congressman Tom Ryan IS expected
home from New York in time to vote.
The polling places will open tomor-
row morning at 8 o'clock and close
The grand jury should look after a
barber IN town who is accepting '.blOod-
money"
The only people strictly in it Saturday
night were those who wore yellow chrys-
anthemums
If there is any noise that wasn't on the
street Saturday night it has yet to be
discovered.
J. @. Waters has a new suffrage speech
to deliver at the Metroporitan hall meet
ing tonight
several upstairs windows along Kansas
avenue were broken by stray rockets
Saturday night
The question. rs Topeka Christian
Citys" will be answered bv Rev l.
Blakesley next Sunday night.
Go to bed at $50 tonight so as to get
up early in the UOrning. Vote early
and then hurry up your friends.
There will be a meeting at the Cope
| land N0vem Der Is in the interest Of the
proposed Pres byterian hospital.
A Topeka man in describing the Re
publican parade Saturday declares that
the whole town came out and marched
1 by itself.
Every Presbyterian church ia Kansas
is expected to hold a series of meetings
next week in the interest of home mis-
siOns-
A. l. Williams wore a political badge
1 Saturday for the first time since Abraham
Lincoln was Candidate for president the
first time.
Some of these days, if we wait long
enough, an actor will come to Topeka
! who has never been with Augustin DAYS
| big company.
I The house Of Fred Lehman, at 800
Western avenue, was entered by burg
lars Saturday night, who stole six dollars
and a bank book.
Susan b Anthony was to have ad-
dressed a suffrage meeting in the Luz
theran church this afternoon, but the
meeting was abandoned
1t has kept the STATE JOURNAL busy
for the past three days publishing "cor-
recrions" of the stories the Republicans
aud Populists are telling about each
other.
I When you count the voters in the
opposition party procession don't include
any but the greyheaded men, but when
/ its your own party parade count even
the boys in knee pants
1 Rev. G. r Anderson, pastor Of the Oak
| land n. E church. began a series of re-
vival meetings at his church last night.
He is to be assisted by Rev. T. r Tho
burn of the Walnut Grove 81. E church.
The Populist paper here was 50 mad at
the big Republican demonstration on
Saturday that it said spitefully "The
demonstration consisted mostly of noise
and they (the Republicans) didn't cover
that $4,000 bet in North Topeka, any
way.
The reference Of the sale Of the court
house site to the people is a perfect ex-
ample of the referendum" Wouldn't
/ it be advisable TO thus refer all matters
Of public interest TO the peoples For in
stance: Do we want Hank Lindsey for
chief Of policeg Where would you put
your Y
Rev. W. G. Hubbard of Columbus, o..
of the Friends church and president of
the Peace association Of that society in
America, occupied the pulpit of the
First Congreg ationaI church yesterday
morning and the First Pres byterian
church last evening Mr. Hubbard is
visiting the family Of Mr.. Frank Cope.