The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1894-10-27
SNAP SHOTS ar HOME NEWS.


When the grand jury comes the sports
There are 400 voting precincts il
The school teachers are being exam
lned today.
David Overmyer will speak 1T Lukens'
opera house in. North Topeka tonight
1t costs $150.42 per capita Of inmates
60 run the state insane asylum this year
For the time being newspaper readers
will no longer be adm0Dished % Register
today"
The biennial report Of the state board
Of charities was sent to the state printer
today.
Governor Lewelllng will make his last
speech of the campaign az Wichita NO
vember s.
= Topeka man who tried to trim his
own beard last evening has had it shaved
of since.
There was big crowd at the Populist
league last night Five minute speeches
were the order.
The members Of Battery are ex-
pected home from the encampment at
Ottawa tonight
The Shawnee Horticultural society il
preparing to celebrate Thanksgiving
with big dinner.
The Santa Fe will run sshomeseekers'
excursion" train to Texas and New
Mexico tomorrow.
ID c. Zercher is preparing some more
Figures to spring az q final Populist
campaign document
Chairman Breidenthal says he has on
an average of twenty five calls day for
campaign literature.
Half block Of new sidewalk has been
established on the east side Of jackson
street north of Eighth.
The registration il ended and Frank
Whltakers gore was not Bpattered all
over the registration room
There are two blocks Of new brick
sidewalk on West Sixteenth street where
shere Is not single house.
The women Of the Orphans Home
will have their annual election, dinner
and supper on election day.
The prisoners At the county jail talk Of
asking to be allowed to attend Jim Cor
belts exhibition uuder guard.
Topeka's bank clearances for the week
amounted to $457.659 an increase over
the same week last year Of SO per cent.
VIII Davis OF Parkhurst, Davis g Co.
has not voted for, four years but he is
registered and will vote for Major Nor
rill.
The equal sufFragists will serve sand
witches tied together with yellow ribbon
On election day. The ribbons are not
meant to eat
only been 10 Kansas tive months, refused
90 register All Ia, Populists, there's
honesty for you.
= considerable number Of young men
vino call themselves the push" in
Topeka, are in Lawrence this afternoon
80 see the football game
People think its tough If they have to
pay twenty and twenty five cents for
beefsteak, but they forget that it il
tougher at fifteen cents.
County Commissioners j Lee Knight
and J. j. Campbell are in Colorado look
ing at the stone to be used in the upper
stories Of the new court house.
Rev X. Wake says Major l. q. Picker
ing the Prohibition candidate for COVER
lors who has been making speeches all
over the state, expects to get 20, 900 votes.
"A man in the county jail says be could
get out if he would marry the prosecut-
ing witness. who il woman, and claims
he stole large amount Of money from
her
The j. NJ. c. = il not going 70 run
lunch counter As reported The lunch
counter j. in the 7. NJ G. A. building
but is not under the associations aus
pices
a street car made q trip from Garfield
park to Eighth and Clay this morning
and carried but one passenger; yesterday
morning the same car carried seventeen
people
THE first man to be fred when the
Republicans are elected said an irate
Republican last night s'vvill be the To-
peka commissioner of elections and his
deputy"
Democrat said today: THAT John
Martin autograph letter will do him
more good than harm, because it will
identify him more closely with the Dem
ocratic party"
Ten couples Of the "B. b" club went
70 Kansas City today to hear James
Troutman speak tonight The "B b."
club is conn posed OF young married peo-
pie and Mr.. and Mrs Troutman belong
70 the club.
Even among the Mexicans modern
cooking methods are making rapid pro-
gress Or. Prices Baking Powder il sold
across the Rio Grande.
The Doubt Family which played at
the Crawford opera house last night and
were to have appeared there tonight and
tomorrow night were 50 very innocent Of
histrionic knowledge that r. MI. Craw-
ford has closed the house on them and
they viii not play the rest Of their en-
gagement
Mrs. e. II. Hazlett returned TODAY
from Chicago.
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