The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1895-11-30
SNAP SHOTS AT HOME NEWS.

The regular council meeting Will ce
held Monday evening,
The jury cases in the United States
court will be convened on Monday.
Rev. a. Wyman, pastor of the Unity
church is i'll at mis- home in this city.
The foot ball player is being shorn of
his lanrels; he is having his hair cut
Five Topeka hunters who went to
Grover brought home seventy rabbits
The city engineers force is now look
ing after the paving to be done this fall.
Dr. A. S. Embree has visited at Riawa-
tina just once since he moved away from
there.
]. C. Kyle, of Kyle s Company is con-
fined to his room at the National hotel
by illness.
The Western Star club met yesterday
afternoon with Miss Olive True at PA
Harrison street
The people living in the suburbs will
be glad when the fire fly street lamps
are replaced with arc lights
At least 379 reasons have been advanc-
ed by Topeka people who saw the game
why 4. S. Z. didn't win the foot ball
game.
l1ajor G. W. Burge, a district court
juror, became sick during the trial of
case and the trial was finished with elev-
en- men.
The Independents and their friends
are still hugging themselves over their
famous victory" over Ft Riley Thanks
giving Day.
Bishop Charles II. Fowler, the most
eloquent of the Methodist bishops, will
lecture in Topeka December 10, on
Abraham Lincoln"
Richard DeBarrows, who was recently
acquitted of the charge of murder by the
district court, is now janitor of the Meth
odist church at Rossville.
The Saturday Night club holds forth
tonight in Justice Furry's office. T. T.
Doran will read the paper. His subject
ID "Our Foreign Relations"
State Treasurer Anterior says he hopes
to live to see the east steps of the state
house replaced with granite and the cast
corridor finished in marble.
J. w. johnson presided at the meeting
of the live stock board yesterday, al
though he was deposed from that posi-
ton at the previous meeting.
The door to the women's compart-
ment at the city prison has been covered
with zinc on the outside. The "ladies"
were filling the door full of holes.
A 19 year old boy was arrested last
night f or beating his mother. Perhaps
she slapped him when he was little; or
maybe she didn't slap him enough.
The only relative State Treasurer
Anterior has in Kansas is a cousin who
is teaching school at Lyndon. Mrs.
Anterior is now visiting at Lyndon.
One of the inmates of BedwelPs asy-
lum says he has just been elected United
'Gauafor and will lava for h.
ington in a few weeks. He says he is a
Populist
John Jones says he wouldn't accept
the position of assistant turnkey from
Kepley. He says he expects to control
the two colored appointments. Oh, these
politicians; they're funny.
Carl Foulks, who has been in Califor-
MIA for some time has secured the posi-
ton of soliciting agent for the Los Ger
rillos Coal and Railway company, with
headquarters at Los Angeles.
"Pegleg" McLaferty told an injured
innocence story yesterday about the De
Wilkerson fight in his place on the Row.
and was dismissed. Milkerson is still
unable to attend court and will be tried
later.
Captain Piatt, of z. O., aud Young, oil
NJ. S. T.. aud Governor Stone, of Mis-
souri,, made speeches before the curtain
at the Camille DArville performance at
the Auditorium in Kansas City, Thanks
| giving night.
The pig stealers and stickers north oil
| town will have nothing but pigs raised
! by James Goodwin. A month ago some
movers stole live pig from him. Wednes-
day his smoke house was burglarizsd
and some pork taken.
The two Thompson boys with the flow.
| cry and elocutionary names, Floral and
| Oral, will soon be Joined at the reform
school by companion scspegrace, Frank
Addie. He is serving i've days at the
city prison at present