The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1895-02-16
SNAP sHors AT HOME NEWS.


The police court is crowded every
morning now.
The Hillmon case was adjourned last
evening until Monday.
The people from 'down east" call this
"sugar water" weather.
d. G. Tillotson went to Chicago last
night on legal business.
Governor Morrill, Yesterday appointed
four justices of the peace.
Sloan lodge will entertain the visiting
Masons next Tuesday evening
The Athletic association has put in a
new pool and billiard table.
John Birdwhistle of North Topeka il
in jail on the charge of seduction.
Col. John F. Carter today assumed the
management of the Chesterfield.
Sixty-five people received their dinners
at the Associated Charities yesterday.
Judge ]. s. Emery addressed q big Ir-
rigation meeting at Stockton yesterday.
The Republican Fla nbeau club will
hold a meeting at the court house to-
night
A car load of goods will be shipped
from Shawnee county to western Kansas
Monday.
A. o. e. W lodge No e44 enjoyed an
oyster supper at the Cremerie restaurant
last night.
DR.. E. B Swift OF Rochester, New
York, gave his first lecture at Library
hall last evening.
The Union Pacific railroad is hauling
coal from its Wyoming mines to the Ne
braska sufferers for 81.
State Superintendent Stanley presided
at the trial of joint school district in
Wyandotte county yesterday.
The Shawnee Horticultural society
will hold its annual meeting next Satur-
day at Lincoln Post hall.
One hundred and thirty five car loads
of coal have already been shipped to the
western Kansas sufferers.
w. A. Hunt, a Topeka printer, has
leased the Richland Argosy and the pub
LEGATION has been enlarged
The Associated Charities has had a
light business this week. The weather
has been with the poor man.
Since the new police took hold OF
things people are almost afraid to go
anywhere they don't know all about
The Masonic Mutual Benefit associa-
ton has sued the G. f. Kendall estate for
the collection of promissory note of
81 0.
Secretary Coburn of the state board of
agriculture. addressed meeting of Mar
ion county farmers at Peabody yester-
day.
The Topeka bicyclists are rather ner-
vous, because in Kansas City there is
talk of assessing each wheel in the city
| So year.
Harry Tracy, stenographer to United
States District Attorney Perry, is the
father of a girl baby. His family lives
at Valencia.
John Macdonald has gone to Cleve-
land, O., to attend the meeting of the su-
perintendents' department of them ational
| Educational association.
A man by the name of Fox, who is to
have Colonel Hughes place as adjutant
general, came to Topeka yesterday and
went back to Manhattan today.
The announcement comes from Jewell
county that the county commissioners of
| that county are able and willing to take
care of all the needy in that county.
The change just made in the Santa Fe
time card makes the local freight run
from Emporia to Argentine, instead of
making Topeka a division terminus as
before. The freight from st. Joe also
runs through to Emporia
Congress has voted to allow the fami-
lies of the Ford theater disaster So, 600
each. Mrs. Mamie Shull of North To-
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$4,000, as will also Mrs. Pagan, widow of
Joseph R. Pagan, who was this week
given a place in the pension bureau.
Miss LYDIA A. McCool, the lady pastor
of the Liberty United Presbyterian
church in Veale's addition, is confined to
her bed with sickness. She has com
pleted her first year of service to the
great satisfaction of the people and the
church. and has been appointed for an
other year by those in authority.
Governor Holcomb of Nebraska, has
refused to recognize requisition issued
by Governor Morrill, for Grant Williby, a
Marshall county man wanted for arson.
It was shown that the county officials OF
Marshall county wanted Williby as a
witness and not as a criminal, and for
that reason the requisition failed.
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