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

100 for the electrical wiring of the state
house.
Rev. A. E. Wagner of the Lutheran
church is to preach the Thanksgiving
sermon this year at the First NJ E
church.
The ladies of Grace cathedral talk of
engaging a candy store for day soon
and selling candy for the benefit of their
society.
A large bunch of mistletoe was brought
to Topeka from the Indian Territory on
the Rock Island Texas train yesterday
afternoon.
M. N. Beck. editor of the Holton Re-
corder and Byron Roberts of Topeka, are
frequently taken for each other by Cope
land visitors.
says Chief of Police Wilkerson will not
be removed. That's right; but get more
good policemen.
Some of the members of Grace Episco-
pal church say the new cathedral is a
necessity. The new one as planned
would cost $4,000.
The corner of Twelfth and Clay streets
had its share of sensations last night
A colOred girl was shot there and a live
electric wire came down.
Inspector Farusworth weighed a load
of coal from a local dealer which
weighed ten pounds too much. The ex-
ira weight was returned.
Col. Holiday says that Edward King,
president of the reorganization commit
tee of the Santa Fee. is the exact double
of the late Bishop Thomas.
P. J. Hindmarsh, manager of the Col
umbus Buggy branch house, is the best
live bird shot in Topeka He is also a
na1 hoa ho1l Ma
George Sieber presented his side of the
case against him for fast driving on cleo
ton day. de was fined SO, and appealed
the case to the district court.
The Rev Dir. Boles, travelling sensa-
tional evangelist, took occasion yesterday
to denounce the newspapers because thev
did not print notices to his paid lectures
free.
R B. Turner alias NJ. r. Teal, the
forger, is to lecture at Hamilton hall
Tuesday night if he can get a crowd.
| Are we to have another John N. Rey-
nolds?
A Topeka man says: There are two
! classes of people who never are affected
by hard times, poets and Salvation Army
soldiers, and they never have any money
either"
At a recent tacky party given by the
! OA1OAO Cl0D IA LllS CItyt W COulOEm WITH
| the other requirements the gentlemen
called for the young ladies in express
wagons
1t would be a profitable investment for
the City Railway company to make a
! double header of the returning Oakland
car which passes the Santa Fe shops at
$50 in the evening.
Celestine Johnson. whose certificate
| shows an average grade of .98, has been
| appointed teacher of the second and
third grades in the Monroe street sch DOL
to succeed Mrs. Clay OdelI.
The Daughters of Erin now meet on
the first and third Mondays of each
month, having changed from Wednes-
day on account Of the Catholic Ladies
Reading circle, which meets on that
night.
The funeral of Alexander Stuart. an
old soldier who died yesterday at 214
Emmett street. will take place tomorrow
afternoon at o'clock from his late resi-
dence and burial will be in Topeka Gene
| terry
City Clerk McFadden has received a
letter saying that the meeting of the
Municipal leagues of the cities of the
first class in Kansas which was to have
been held November IS at Wichita has
been postponed to December II.
Lieutenant Governor James A. Trout.
man will give a temperance lecture al
the Kansas Avenue n. E. church in
| North Topeka Wednesday evening under
the auspices of the Epworth League. It
is to be a free lecture.
On Wednesday evening the mems
league of the Westminster Presbyterian
church will meet with the pastor at 1401
West street. The following topics will
be discussed: sour Men," "The Mems
League" "What Can Our Men Do for
Our Chuchf" The male quartstte will
sing.
Now IL tho Time
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