The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1896-01-20
SNAP SHOTS ar HOME NEWS
He tried to get daily sheet.
10 take the Resub's part,
But the only thing that Simon got
Was Just The marble heart.

A half dozen young men in Topeka
will build houses next spring.
]. w. Gleed pays railroad fare when
he rides the Santa Fe.
Elk County Commissioner Campbell is
working ia the Santa Fe shops.
Yesterday was a very bad Sunday, and
people who had nothing else to do did
nothing.
The five councilmen whose terms ex-
pire this spring will be candidates for re-
election.
Some politicians are talking of Eu-
gene F. Ware as a candidate for United
States senator.
Mayor Fellows has been released from
quarantine and will preside at the coun-
Gil meeting tonight
A. D. Hubbard says be will probably
be able to close cut the Hamilton Snow
receivership in sixty days.
The fog was SO dense this morning
that person standing at the state house
could not see the dome.
The Swedes Say that Hanson, who was
arrested for abusing his wife, is not a
Swede, but a Norwegian.
One of the grand jurors dreamed last
night that he died aud that his body was
! found at the medical college.
Governor Morrill, who went home Sat-
urday is not expected at the executive
office before Tuesday or Wednesday.
The twentieth annual meeting of the
State Historical society will be held at
Representative hall tomorrow evening.
All of Dave Heizer's state house friends
are anxious to hear verifcation of the
| story that he has struck it rich at Cripple
| Creek.
Sheriff Kepley is in a fever of expect
ancy to see what the cellar of the old
court house looks like. He hasn't been
down yet.
In the last two years people asking for
| charity have worn out $50 worth of car
pet for Mrs. Thorpe. And she gets no
pay for it, either.
All the lawyers are trying to bluff
Sheriff kepleY in attachment cases by
threatening to sue him. They had him
guessing the first day.
The grave robbery Investigations by
the grand jury are taking longer than
was expected 1t was at first thought
they would be finished last week.
There is one thing certain about Under
Sheriff Bert Lucas, and that is that a
prisoner handcuffed TO him could not
run far if Lucas hung back.
A local politician says John J. Ingalls,
will get the votes of three representa-
tives and one senator from Shawnee
county for United States senator.
The proceedings of the annual meet
ing of the State Historical society, Tues.
day evening, in Representative hall,
will be enlivened by the songs of the Lo-
tus club
No, Probe oh no Publico, those litho-
graphs you inquire about are of the Carry
Russell Burlesque company. The Anna
teur "Mikado'' company has nos put up
its paper yet.
The same thing that ''baff1es the skill
of the physician also battles the ignor-
auce of a great many more physicians.
There is a great deal more of that kind
| of "baff1ing" among the doctors.
Coronado's march across the plains of
Kansas 354 years ago, is the subject
about which Eugene Ware will read a
war paper before the State Historical So
| ciety next Tuesday evening at Represen-
tative hall.
Governor Morrill's address before the
| State Historical society at the annual
meeting Tuesday evening next at Rep
resentative hall, will relate to the ex
periences, privations and hardships of
the early pioneers of Kansas.
George Higgins white bird dog "Bank-
err" disappeared from the state house
about four o'clock yesterday and he has
not been able to find him. This is the
first time the dog has been away from
home without his master for more than