The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1894-12-15
SNAP SHOTS At HOME NEWS,


The Topeka foot ball players have had
their hair cut
Johnnie Collingsworth is Ia St. Joe
doing business
1t is said Topeka is soon to have
anothar chicken fight
The United States circuit court will
adjourn next Tuesday.
The juries in tn e United States courts
have been discharged
The LeavenwOrth Coal company case
has been submitted to Judge Riner.
There was a big ring around the moon
last night and there were no stars in It
o. W. Blood who has been quite sick
Tor month with pneumonia, is much
better
John L. Guy Of Topeka, wants Ed
Hoch to be the next United States sena-
tor.
Amateur shows are about the proper
thing in Topeka at present The other
kind is so scarce.
The headquarters Of the State Horti-
cultural society are TO be moved from
Lawrence to Topeka.
The next annual meeting of the State
Grange will be held in Topeka 1t met
at McLouth this week.
A resnbmission paper is TO be started
next week and new drug store has al
ready opened its doors
has been elected president of the Biblical
society at Baker University.
Half a dozen Rock Island officials
here and elsewhere will 60 on a hunting
trip into Texas next month.
Miss Nina Morgan, one Of the Nor gan
sisters, is the author of book. 1t IS a
story called 'Dreamland"
The Saturday Night club meets to-
night in Justice Furry's Office. Charles
III. spencer will read A DaDar
Ed Hoch was shown through the new
high school building by A. B. Quinton
the last time he was in Topeka.
Albert Earnest says he will vote the
Republican ticket at the city election D
the spring if the right nominations are
made
The Social Purity league is very hap
py over the decision in the Longdon case.
It has five other similar cases that it will
spring soon.
Henry Strawn, formerly a Topeka
horseman. has gone to Dallas, Texas,
where he will have charge of string of
famous flyers.
A man who is delivering anti Catholic
lectures IN Topeka says the Worlds fair
was failure because il advertised the
Catholic church.
Several officers Of the Kansas National
Guard will go down to Lawrence to wit
ness the nspectiOn of the only cavalry
troop in the state tonight
Mark Miller has made donation OF
confederate bonds to the amount Of
$1,000 with forty $50 coupons attached,
to the State Historical society.
Harry Larimer told the young ladies
Of the Y. n. @. A. about Whittier last
night Next week he will tell them
what he knows about Longfeilow.
Cliff Holbert brought his broad smile
over from Atchison yesterday Cliff says
he is working for himself now and can't
run around as much as he used to.
Judge Riner has denied the applica-
tion Of the Missouri Pacific for a new
trial IN the case of George Meeh who
was awarded $4,000 damages for person
al Injuries.
The Missouri s Kansas Telephone
company will put in new magnetic
telephone at Leavenworth
which will do the ~business" and will
cost but $40 a year.
a man who has just returned from
Chicago says the latest slang expression
there Is "Oh dear. no" which for the
proper effect should be said in high,
feminine tone.
Mamie, Come Kiss Your Honey Boy
may be a foolish song. but as sung by
the Ministries last night it Is most tax
ing" melody. 1t was far the best song
in the whole sh ow
A Topeka offender says his idea Of
trouble would be 10 be CHARGED with an
offense before Justice Q. p. Bolmar, with
Rev. C. M Sheldon on the jury and "
Z. Dom to defend him
Miss Bessie Boughton is assisting in
the Latin woi at the high school, Miss
Harriet Williams having been called to
her home at Lawrence by the serious
sickness Of her mother.
Judge Frank WeIlhouse who now lives
IN Topeka, opposed the scheme Of some
Of the horticulturists 10 get Up a petition
to the legislature to make an eleven
peck barrel the standard barrel for ship
ping apples in.
A Kansas City hotel bell boy was dis
charged recently and paid SO wages. I
He owed several bills about the house
when he left. but he came back soon and (
paid them all, having won $1,000 shoot
ing craps with his SO.
T. p. Fenlon of Leavenworth said yes
ierday to Judge David Martin of Atchi-
son. attorney for the Missouri Pacific
while discussing an appeal bond
Martin intended 10 give: i want you to
that We want some one better
than George Gould on the bond"
The choruses of the kindergarten (
ninstrels are without doubt the best
amateur male choruses ever heard in this
town. The miDstrels should maintain
their organization, and give musical en-
.errainments. 1t is pity 10 dissolve and
let so much music go to waste.
Crigvs & Axtalf ell bardv varh cbean