The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1894-09-14
SNAP SHOTS At HOME NEWS.

The policeman proudly struts along and swings
He's Simply ION the beat"
Perhaps he jumps his board bill: but that's
quite the proper trick
He's simply ION the beat -
AS only cops with billies can.
But do not him in horror sean
He's simply ION the beat"
The Topeka races begin next week
Mrs. Lease went to Kansas City today.
Schuyler Nichols bicycle was stolen
last night
Bailey's band played at the Populist
rally yesterday.
The street sprinkler viii soon be put to
bed for the winter.
The electric fans have not been in op-
Grafton for several days.
Nutting parties are now securing the
woods IN the vicinity of Topeka
No less than a dozen emigrant wagons
pass through Topeka every day.
Arrangements are being made to have
bicycle races in Topeka next week.
The district court was full to the doors
yesterday. A foul case was being tried.
o. II. Coulter has been elected a mem
Der of the national council of the G. A R
It might not be a bad idea for Mr. A.
@. Wilson to get one Of those bullet-proof
coats.
The salaries of teachers outside the
city in this county average as high az
last year.
The next meeting of the state board Of
charities will be held at Winfield, OctO-
Der 10Th.
A few demands for coal have already
been made at the Office of Poor Com mis-
sioner Hale.
w. G. Decker, who is janitor at the
Populist in Topeka.
Tho ba y horn aavoraI AGO at
the state insane asylum has been adopt
ed by a woman living near Topeka.
Students who will enter the high
school on an examination were examined
at the high school building this morning.
H. H. Carbon, the printer hurt by fall
ing down stairs at the Press Office. has
regained consciousness and is improving.
The company that is at the Musee now
will be here all winter, changing pro-
gramme twice a week. The legislature
will be here, you know.
Miss Nettie Wright the Populist can
didate for county superintendent, does
not make any speeches, but she furnishes
the music for the meetings.
A woman who the papers say used to
be a leader in Lawrence society, is
now in jail in Oklahoma for stealing
horses Horses are cheap. too.
The Musee will be open Sunday night
for an illustrated lecture Around the
World" This IS not the eighty day show
with Fifty, count 'em Fifty"
The Topeka opera house managers
could do the public a service by exclud-
ing the crying baby. One baby well
started, can ruin entire show.
In view Of the fact that there are races
in Topeka next week the advice is in or
der to the young men of Topeka to leave
playing the races" to dialect CONNIE
dams.
Recent building permits have been
granted for minor improvements to James
Brewer, A b. WoOlverton, J. II. Dague,
William Whitmer, G.. A Real, Ira o.
Howe and Nina Noester
Ex-Judge Guthrie says: "The best in
terests of the city demand the settle
ment Of this jud gment of Decker, Null
Inns 6 Berry. The city should not in
dulge in the luxury Of a profitless law
suit"
Topeka man suggests that one Of
MarshalPs cornet players 60 on top the
dome tonight and play a solo ''iust TO
see how it sounds" 325 below. That's an
original idea
The secretary of state has notified
some recently appointed notaries that
they must file their signatures and an
imprint of their seal with the clerk of
the district court in the county where
they reside.