The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1894-11-16

Droppini fakes o. chfllIness round among the
Remlndin Is its gittn' time fer little autumn
Like iakin on the Vaughn wheels an putin on
An BAUM lf ap the COW shed 50 the critters won't
An saving up fer presents-fer the years grow
An Christmas time viii soon arrive. wi I'll all
The tine Si' w55uldnt swap fer all the balance
STATE Journal POET
Otis Hungate has returned from Fort
Scott unmarried.
There. are twenty students in the To
peka ART school
The West side Gun club is having
shoot this afternoon.
The state board of charities is in ses-
sion at the reform school
Thanksgiving turkeys will be cheap
this year, so the butchers say.
The county commissioners will be in
session Tuesday of next week.
The Associated Charities want some
shoes and clothing for children.
Police Commissioner Yount IS inter
ested in oil fields in the Indian terri
tory.
The United States district court has adj
journed and the officers have returned 70
Topeka
Society item-Mr. Mike Thompson en-
tertained party of friends at cards last
evening.
a barn belonging to Andrew Hatwig
at 21S Klein street was burned yesterday
afternoon.
Labor Commissioner Todd has issued
another 100 page chapter of his annual
labor report.
Lake View was aire yesterday. The
weeds IN the bottom OF the lake were
being burned.
The y NJ. c. A. bowling alley and
gymnasium will be opened to the pubic
Monday evening.
1t is said that half the lawyers in town
do NOT know what the as" on their legal
documents means.
Hereafter the heads Of the depart
ments Of the Santa Fe will report direct
Iy to the receivers.
Major Morrill, received a plurality over
the combined vote Of Lewelling and
Overmyer of 1888.
On account Of the low water in the
streams very few wild ducks are stop
ping IN this vicinity.
The Salvation Army headquarters on
East Seventh street are TOO small 10 ac-
comodate rhe crowds.
Rey. S. b. Anderson of the First Pres
byterian church viii speak on nome mis-
slons at Kansas City tonight.
The WomAn's Republican association
of Topeka is holding meeting this
afternoon at Lincoln Post hall
The board of education is trying to
figure out how to rebuild Sumner school
with money IN their treasury.
Prof. J. c. Picard of Illinois will give
a free lecture on "Ehe study OF lug
Ish7 at Wasnburn college tonight
The new deputy United States marshal,
l. II. Ashton, IS a cousin Of Clerk OF the
United States Circuit Court Geo. +. Shar-
rItt.
If City Attorney Tillotsou should get
sixty days at Lawrence, and that city de-
partment should be closed also-bat it's
TOO awful
The directors of Fred Closes railroad
will meet in Topeka next 41onday The
route Of the road through Kansas has
not YET been selected
The railroad rate to the Trans Missis-
sippi Commercial Congress at 81 LOUIS
November rs, has been changed TO an
open fare and third
p. T. Van Ness, the man who drove
over the ire hose at the sumner school
fire Monday night, was fined SO Mr.
Van Hook was dismissed.
The state board OF pardons is IN ses-
sion, at The board of DArdons never is
sues any pardonss It simply recommends
and the governor does the rest
A. Ssamans, the millionaire member
of the firm Of Wyckof Seamans & Ben
edIct of Remington typewriter fame,
was IN Topeka yesterday. He wears
wig.
The man who wrote white Wings"
and first sang it Will be at the tneAter
Monday night He can travel with safe
ty now. The pubic has about forgotten
and forgiven.
There are two very tough looking
things IN connection with the Grand
opera house. They are the programmes
aud some of the feet you see beneath the
curtain at times.
The copy recently made Of the testi-
mony in the Decker, Mullins & Berry
sewer case contains 2,200 pages aud &C.,
QUO letters, representing 3.9oO,0UO move
ments Of the typewriter.
General Superintendent A. J. Hit Of
the Rock Island has lately returned from
Iexas and brought back lot Of cotton
plants with the cotton developing on
them, to adorn the Rock Island Office
with. He says it is great crop.
The case of VIM. Davenport an Otta-
wa dry goods merchant, who gave his
customers a ticket emitting them to a
chance TO get $25 and who was fined for
running a LOTTERY in the local police
court has been appealed to the supreme
court
HE WILL MISS TOPEKA.