The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1894-07-09
SNAP SHOTS At HOME NEWS.

SNAP SHOTS At HOME NEWS.
Sells circus will be here next Satur-
day.
The PopuIist League will meet to-
night
Home grown roasting ears" are on the
market.
There is only one goat taxed in Shaw
nee county.
The Rock Island employees will be paid
on Tuesday, the 10th
The rain makers might now try their
skill in Shawnee county.
Volume ffty-two of the supreme court
reports has been published.
There are 82S gold watches carried in
Topeka, valued at $1,000.
Whole fields Of corn in this county
have been destroyed by chinch bugs.
Every man who does not wear a flag
should not be considered an anarchist
Col. A. G. Stacy served five years in
the regular army at the close Of the re-
bellion.
There are Sol pianos and 175 other
musical instruments, taxed in the city Of
Topeka.
There are 1875 horses and 777 car
riages, and $50 wagons owned in the city
of Topeka
There is no danger of the Kansas mill
tia being called into service to put down
the strike.
An east bound Santa Fe freight train
carried two threshing machines yester-
day afternoon.
Soldier township contains S550,OOO
worth Of farm land, worth on an average
1854 an acre.
f. r. Whaley will tonight tell why he
left the Republican party at the the Pop
ulist league rooms.
There will be an open Y. NJ. c. A
meeting at the new rooms in the Capital
block this evening.
General Nelson A. Miles was a second
lieutenant on the staff Of General Cald-
well during the war.
The county commissioners have ap-
proved the bond Of Constable f. A. Titus
Of Mission township.
In the crowds that gather around the
bulletin boards. the tallest man always
stands in the front rank
One loan company in Topeka has coll |
lected and RENTED east $4,000, 900 dur |
ing the past three years.
The deputy United States marshals are |
armed with Winchester repeating shot
guns loaded with buckshot
Christ hospital will receive about 800 /
from the racing matinee given at the
fair grounds Saturday afternoon.
T. FL Clark an Allen county RepubIi-
IAN, is one Of the latest converts claimed
~ the POpulISt state central committee.
The Junior Christian Endeavor union
will hold its bi-monthly meeting at the
First Congregational church this even
ng.
1t Is amusing to hear some men who
lways run to the cellar when the wind
lows, tell how they would stop the riot
ng in Chicago.
Topeka people own SOS. los worth of
corporation stock, and $295,310 in Ma
ional bank shares, according 10 the
county assessor.
The Republican convention Of the Sec
md congressional district will reconvene
I Lawrence tomorrow and the Populist
convention will meet at PaOla Thursday.
A Washington dispatch says Senator
ohm Martin did not know Rankin Mason
vas to BE- appointed assistant United
states attorney until after the appoint
nent was announced
W. G. Comstock. a Santa Fe brake
nan, was knocked OF a car By q coal !
hute at Manhattan last week and quite
adly bruised He was brought to the
ANITA Fe dispensary here for treatment
Rev. J. r Madison preached a sermon :
n Sabbath observance at the Kansas
Avenue II. E church yesterday morning
nd in the evening Rev. J. r. Dill, Of the
american Sabbath union, occupied the
ulpit
just Found the Place