The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1895-11-05

10 ma Ine pOie up QOGLO, Dyc0o Will Try LOT
all hes w0rta.
Some eastern folks will back him for lot
But I'd like to make this roar-What polls do
We can't always get an honest count in what
we've got. +. b.
The justice courts are closed today.
AS usual, it is an unusually quiet cleo
ton.
Dick Walker and family will live in
the Keith block this winter.
There are now 5,161 pupils enrolled in
the city schools of Topeka.
Fifty-two new members have been
taken into Lincoln pos. this year.
Won't Captain Joe Waters make
pretty Indian for the sufragisss?
The rain Mr.. Connors of Kansas City
promised may get here after all.
The St Joe city council has promised
to visit the Topeka city fathers soon.
Marshalrs band gave the "old man"
music table as mark of appreciation.
The Topeka people who ride to Law
renee now complain of very bad roads.
The masonry for the new boilers in
the east wing of the state house is being
built
The first trials at afternoon police
court. yesterday, resulted in the acquittal
of the defendants.
All the names have been gathered for
Sam Radges' new directory, which Will
be out in about six weeks
The downstairs dressing rooms at the
Crawford theater are better than those
at the Grand opera house.
1t is d very strange fact that more
burglaries occur during moonlight nights
than when the moon is dark"
Since Crawford's Kansas avenue the
alter has been reopened for the season
some people maintain that sit always
was the cosiest."
The Ministerial union has decided that
all Thanksgiving donations and collec-
tons received in the churches shall go to
the Associated Charities.
John Haisch relieved Police Officer
Hobson on the Smoky Row beat last
night while the latter talked to the street
car men about the election.
When this election is over and the
new president of the Santa Fe is selected
Topeka will have nothing moro to think
about, except the Fall Festival
There is shooting gallery in Topeka
which offers the sportsman an opportu-
nifty to shoot anything from squirrel TO
jack rabbit without going out of the
room.
n AOACS VI IeSlu6QtS
were sworn in as special policeman this
morning. They were given stars and
clubs and went forth TO the election
booths.
The Shawnee county million" car has
big grasshpper on one side. A cyclone
and drouth should have been repre-
sented on the other side to complete the
hOodoo
Prof ]. H. Houser 1ectured to a fair
sized audience at the Crawford last
night He Is giving another this after
noon and will be heard every niRhl
| throughout the week.
The burglars who Sunday night
visited the house at 1924 Taylor, recently
furnished by George Crawford. had a
longing for lace curtains They graft
fed it to the extent of $50 worth.
C. NJ. Crittenden rescue work evan
gelist" who is now at Lawrence is ex
pected to come to Topeka in a few days
The members of the Social Purity league
and the W. c. T. U. are trying to get him
to lecture in Topeka.
Mayor Fellows has the contract fo
building the addition TO Charles Wolff'l
packing house. Was this the reason h.
was so anxious to push through the con
| cession OF Quincy street? Our mayor i
very disinterested young man.