The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1895-11-08

Bright and happy. good and stout.
For of tins regime no doubt,
We will be rid.
The Santa Fe is having a box car
famine.
Joe Waters refuses to put out sign to
tell people who he is.
Judge Hszen says he may not sen
tence Hodgins for two weeks.
Gormley's band is one and one-half
years old and has 43 members.
A Topeka man in buying his winter
supply included two bushels of peanuts.
P I. Bonebrake says he has been in
politics long enough to not be surprised
at anything.
Farmer A. W. Smith Of Mcpherson
county, is in Topeka the frat time for
many months.
"hanaka" is pronounced with the ac-
cent on the second syllable. All of the
as are short
The burning of leaves has stopped for
a short time at least. That is one good
result of the rain.
A Topeka politician says that enough
men have told Dave Burdge they voted
for him to have elected him
David Overmyer t4oes not live in To-
peka. dis residence is east of the Gem
etery, outside the city limits.
Lawyer Edward a. Wagner says he
and Rev A. E. Wagner get each Others
mall but they have never met.
Elk Police Judge r II. Z. Searle is
building an $500 residence on his
property at S05 Fillmore street
Charley McCabs says that he appre-
ciates the fact that he was given the
highest vote of any CT the candidates.
Real estate men arc busy rentin g
farms to farmers for next season. Near
" al h0 far aFe, M tai FIR b
If DR.. Harding wants to buy Garfield
PARK and stop the disgrdceful and az
moving open selling oil boer there Oh
S, a lays.
a man sang song about "Beer. baer,
glorious beer in u show at the Grand
the other evening, and the audience weDi
wild-upsiairs.
,, Balitf John Coyne was all smiles yes
terday afternoon. Eight beautiful young
lady stenographers were practicing IL
the district court.
, a marriage license has been issued &c
, George w. Beatty, aged II, and Sarah E.
, Williams, aged 20. both colored pesple
of North Topeka.
The man who wants to make himseli
generally obnoxious by getting out an in
junction against the bridge hasn't yet o.
peared. Watch for him.
toms resu admission interview is simply an
Indication of his senatorial lightning
rod being up in position.
The funeral of the late James Taylor
took place ut 3 o'clock this after
from The residence of his father, Henry
Taylor, TO9 West Sixth street.
The Hafner insurance case, in which
the Kansas Mutual of Topeka is inter
ested, has been taken to the supreme
court on error from the district court.
Web. Wilder's Insurance Magazine
says the Shawnee Fire Insurance com
pany reorgaaized because Superinte end
ent of Insurance Anthony demanded it
Poor Commissioner Hale says that To
peka people are very liberal 10 deserving
charity, and that they are not SO awful
particular about its being deserving OF
undsserving
The remains of the late John Barcley
were taken to Kiugman, Kansas, las
night for burial Tho funeral took
{ place at Kingman today from the HON,
! of the mother of the deceased.
Ralph Mulvaue, who has beeu a colo
bearer and member of the Topeka Sal
walton Army almost year, left this weel
for Texas, and will give his life exper
fence in the Salvation Army corps o
/ Texas.
Ada Cassoon says that her husband
Charles Cassoon beats her and will no
7 support her. That's the reason she file,
: petition for divorce. They are colorec
and have been married since Februar,
%, 1894
. Chief of Police John II. Wilkerso
3 says some people try to make out tina
. he never caught any criminals, but tina
: he took ninety-two prisoners to the pen
e itentiary during the four years he wa
sheriff
S City Engineer Barnes says the reaso
! the city electric lights burn so uns;eadil
some nights is because the insulation
worn off the wires. If this is true, no,
are new dynamos to help the lights, BIT
t is il true?
Prof. Davidson of the city schools ha