The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1894-07-03
SNAP SHOTS AT HOME News

You can buy your fireworks cheap to-
morrow.
The supreme court convened today for
its July session.
All the city and county offices will be
closed tomorrow.
The river has quit falling and the water
covers all the sand bars.
The Democratic party of Kansas in
own today 1t numbers 800 all told.
The men VINO are wearing white rib
IONS on Their coats are sympathlzers Of
ne strikers.
II. n. Gaines will deliver an address
the opening of Lane university next
september.
The small boy was practicing for the
Fourth LAST night He will begin il By
unset today.
There viii be a special session of the
Trades Assembly tonight to talk over
s1rlke matters.
The man whose snerves are bad" HE'D
himself To he woods today 10 stay until
4fler the Fourth
Fifteen thousand people are expected
to cele orate tomorrow at the parAs
around Topeka
Ralph Law. the district court stenog-
rapher. is one OF the best amateur pho
tograpAers IL the city.
The Topeka wheeimen have been in
vited to attend the Lawrence cycling
clubs celebration tOmorro0<
Most people are afraid 70 go away TO
spend the Fourth tomorrow, for fear
.hey won't be able 70 get back.
Twelve passengers came IN on a Santa
Fe train from the west last evening" and
there we're thirteen hacks waiting for
hem.
Charles F. Spencer and Charles T.
lcCaDe viii be the Fourth Of July ora
Ors at " akarus4, provided they can get
.uere.
4 boy with a tray full Of glasses fell
Town stairs at the TnrooP last night.
me glasses were broken and the -
spilled.
some enthusiastic anti-fusion Demo
rat SET oil several punches Of hrecrack-
srs in front Of the Tnroop hotel last
hight
4 Topeka man who saw the crowd a
he Tnroop this morning, said he. i "a not
know there were that many Democrats in
Kansas.
The county commissioners are in ses-
sion today; they VIII not meet tomorrow
or Thursday. but VIII be in sess ion again
On Friday.
The wrestling match to have been
given at Hamilton hall last night was
declared Oft. An A p. A man wrestled
with the pope.
Governor Lewelling has been petit
toned to remove Frank O'DonnelI, the
Democratic member of the Leavenworth
police board.
Rev. james Cloud Of St Louis will
hold services for deaf mutes tomorrow
morning al $3.50 and at 730 D. m. at
Grace cathedral
Judging by the variety of stories told
to reporters, man eau be a successful
railroad man and still heed the lessons
he received at his mothers knee.
The most despicable creature on earth
is the man who brings suit against his
wife for divorce aud makes all sorts of
vile allegations against her character
w. H. l. Peppereu of Concordia, sec
rotary of the Democratic state central
committee, can do more work without
hinching than any Democrat in the state.
The number of young male fools about
town who are cultivating large Jumps of
back hair is slowly increasing. Some
body ought to catch them and put petit
coats on them.
None Of the hotels and boarding
houses at Argentine would house or feed
United States Marshal Neely's deputies
until the A r Z. went around and re-
quested them TO.
A young man with fifty cents took his
girl to a dry goods store yesterday, to
buy her a certain lace handkerchief, but
he didn't buy It. The clerk wanted
thirty i've dollars for it.
Fellows & Van SAINT, the Topeka con-
tractors, have been awarded a $1,000
contract for new bakery, laundry aud