The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1897-03-24


listers are supplied there from time to
time with the idea of selecting a pastor
at an early opportunity.
n. H. LoomiS of the Union Pacific has
received a box of fine naval oranges from
California. a present from Charles Mon
roe, who used to be in the legal DEPART
ment of the Union Pacific.
The chicken quarrel of lower Lawrence
street was heard yesterday in the police
ed, but Grant Wilson was fined 81 for let
ting his game chickens run loose.
Archie F. Williams who left Topeka
to attend the bett-Fitzsimmons night
never got there. When he got to Ogden
not be honored further and so he did not
go
the TWO young men who stole bundle
of hides from the Wolff Packing COM
pany several weeks ago, will be tried al
the April term of the district court. Both
are now in Jail.
The A Q: U. w: Minstrel troupe. of
which A w. Fowkes is director, gave
the second performance since their or
ganization at the hall of Lodge No. 3. at
AS Kansas avenue last night. A dance
followed the entertainment
J. M Ward the advance agent of the
Mandarin company who caused the at
tachment of the scenery of the company
in this city Saturday night, was paid 500
by Manager Roth to compromise the
case and withdraw the alta chment.
Representative Brown of Pratt, author
of the maximum railroad bill which was
ovation at his home satnrdav nig gfHen T hn
resolutions which were adopted commend
him for voting right on every question:
Some people have been wondering why
so many well dressed women are seen
hurrying madly towards different parts
OF town every afternoon about O'clock
The fair ones are out to reach a whist
CLUB tourney which is always scheduled
for O'Clock.
The liquor cases Of the state against
Carl Jockheck and Leroy Roberts and
the state against Fes Wilson have been
continued the April term of the dis
trict court. The bonds OF Jockheck and
Roberts are placed at 800, each and Will
sons bond at $500
The Women's Free Silver club seem de-
termined TO keep up the war in the in
permanent headquarters for year at the
old court house, where they will hold
2:S0 o'clock.
Judge Hazen listened to a hearing for
a ieW 3fal N the ease Of the state
noon, and took the matter under ad-
viSement. Quarrels is the North Topeka
criminal assault.
=, Charlie Griggs, a son of Councilman
Griggs has a new rifle and he has been
practicing with it lately at targets. But
last , evening he made mistake. He did
the rifle, so Patrolman Rucker arrested
him. He is Is years old.
There are twelve Festival choruses in
sembly in June. There are over 100 sing
ers in them, and all will be united at OF
Cravens. If our auditorium is finished
they may come here in October.
14 MT Fred f III Healy, brother OF W. J.
Topeka, who is now auditor of the South
Carolina & Georgia railroad has been
Ogdensburgh & Lake Champlain railway
company, which recently went into the
Thomas H. Grisham of Cottonwood
i Palls' a PoPulist who stops at the Cope
after some political interests for friends
He has already been appointed by Cover
nor Leedy as a member Of the board of
. hnr1 Of
Dodge City.
James Murphy and John scully, the two
men who burglariZed the post office at
Cimarron. Gray county Kansas, some
months ago, were removed from the Ford
in this city by Deputy United States
Marshal Thompson. Murphy and SculIy
tied States district court
&c, Charles F; Hill ~: Lyon county nursery
over the Pop1iist state admiyi r09tng
which he helped to get into office in the
last campaign: He is of the opinion that
posed to critise the legislature. and re- |
CARDS 1t as a failure so far as attempt
ing to carry out the most important of
campaign promises.
1t is probable that Police Judge Atchi-
that all fixtures seized by the police in
raid1ng joints shall be confiscated Us
ually breweries furnish joint Keepers with
pumps, etc. and after the trial in police
court request comes from the owners |
TOR the fixtures: City Attorney Bird is of |
the opinion that the property must be re-
turned after the trial
Judge Foster has issued an order re- |
curing the receiver of the Kansas civ
consolidated Electric Light and Power |
company to file a report in the federal |
court by Friday of this week After this
report is filed the receiver will be dis
charged The case against this company |
has been satisfactorily settled, and the |
discharge of the receiver is asked for by /
the majority of the bondholders.
Detective Capron and Patrolman Som
merS last evening found a man making |
ready TO leave the city who had a sus-
pictouS looking bundle under his arm and |
they stopped him. 1t was VIII Walton
a young man who has been porter al one
OF the small hotels in Topeka They
found in his pocket a sandbag and they
arrested him for carrying concealed wea-
leave for Kansas CITY
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