The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1882-06-30
THE EXAMINER
WACO, JUNE 80, 1882.
LOCAL BREyITIEs.
Items of Interest from Our SO.
porters' Note Books.

i h' "uhN NIoHknL raging.
Temperature steadily climbing.
"A few grasshoppers in town ycster-
lay.
The fire engine was on parade last
night.
Another new house on Washington
street.
The hoard OF equalization concluded
lis labOrs yesterday
The Brazos is falling, but not hard
enough to hurt ltselt.
The thermometer registered ~ de
2rees Al 2"'Cluck yesterday.
Gen Robertson WAS on the canvass
Ing university committee yesterday.
Last day Tor electioneerng and the
candidates will make hay while the sun
shines.
We hope 10 publish to- morrow morn
Ing, full details ot the Gulteuu execution
to-day.
The front OF the store buildings OF Mr..
Lem Chambers are being pla.lered TO
Initiate stone
We were shown, yesterday, cabbage
head weighing ten pounds, from the gar
den oi DR.. Miller, OF Galindo.
1t IL said by parties who have Just re-.
turned from Falls county, that Mr.. j. A.
Martin, OF Marlin, is much talked OF as
state senator.
The engineer wounded In the railroad
accident near Taylor, was reported by
passengers on yesterdays train, as barely
alive with no chances Tor his recovery.
1t is learned that James McCrary, who
Killed Ralph Moellcr, has had IN cxamin-
ing trial and was refused bail He WIS
then sent to the Gatesvillc jail Tor safe
keeping.
Considerable changes in mail routes
In this and adjoining counties will 20 into
effect on july LIST, the railroads carving
the mail which has been carried by stage
heretofore.
MIR w. w. Slauter yesterday brought
us some specimens of his June cling
peaches, which are as fine as heart could
wish. They are as large MS the Chinese
cling, of rich golden color and fine
flavor.
The criminal court docket wss cleared
yesterday evening, and prisOners-six in
number-sentcnced 20 various terms In
the penitentiary. The number OF convlc-
tons are seven and one appeal to supreme
court,
The trial shipment OF tomatoes to
Denver city made by an enterprising citl-
non OF Waco n few days ago "os
cessiul financial venture and to-day an
other large Shipment follows the first to
the same point.
The vicinity OF the railroad depots on
this side OF the river should certainly be
included in regular policeman's beat and
requests are being made to that effect. 1t
is thought the city council Will take tho
matter into consideration at their next
meeting.
The funeral services OF the lamcnted
Mis-, Clara Franklin were attended yesNr-
duy by large number OF sirrowing
friends and acqualntances, and the pro-
cession which followed the hcarse to Oak
wood cemetery was one OF the largest
seen In Waco Tor some time.
Yesterday Mr.. w. W. Slauter was mr.
rested on n warrant Issued by Judge
Rimes, charged with completely in the
killing OF Geo. Mason. Mr.. Slauter gave
bond in the sum of 5000 with Mr.. Jno
Baker, Mr., f. o. Rogers and Sam Evans
rs bondsmcn. Mr. Slauter will have nm
examination on Monday, before Judge
Rimes.
Something novel In the way OF rail-
road map, got up to advertise particu-
lar line II road. l. to be seen In the office
of the Missouri Pacific Express company.
The map " a simililude of Il school black
board, and before it dozen black schol.
airs with open mouths are staring Mt the
board on which, with long stick tall.
gaunt, black teacher, Is pointing out the
route OF the Bee line road and explaining
lis advantages over all Others.
MIR. W. r. Carson, OF East Waco,
had, last spring, n hen which laid her
eggs in hollow near public road and
during the late heavy rains abandoned her
nest. Yesterday Mr.. Carson r".einS
through the hollow hnIprn'd 10 see nm
ese pinITtldlng from tho ground anu dug
mp the rest which bad been covered to
depth al two inches by the mud "ashcd
down by tha srring rams. whole nest
a,it ~ eggs WAS found, and what is most
singular, the eggs were as fresh as when
they were first laid.
Mr.. Jno. T.. willis received, yesterday
morning early, cablcgnm from the two
European tourists. Dr Joe Willis and DR..
w K. clifton. The dispatch was dated
Queenstown and cont ined the single
word adorable rs the body OF the dis
patch. The pilgrims arrived st Queens
Town, steamship station on the Irish
coast, short sail from Liverpool, on
We'd e-dny or "Wednesday night, or yes
terdly morning, Gcording to the prompt
ness with which the cabltgram WAS trims
United nom New York.
"A subject ol discussion, yesterday, in
a H. A..
~ STEM OF primaries and believe in he old
democratic u-ages, including the two
thirds rnle was; II democrat refrain
from voting nj The primaries, is he Tree TO
vote in the general election fora demo-
~ ut who Is not a nominee oi the pariys II
he vote i'r only some of the Offices, can
he consistently, Ms n dCmocTat, vote Tor
independent democrats Tor other otiictst
Can democrat under any circumstances
vote for any other but the regular nomin-
nee without losing caste MS "A demo
eralY'
--The record Of the temperature as pub.
lishcd from day To day In the ExAMISER
Is from thermometers at one place---the
store OF Mr. j = TAFT. The thermome.
tiers from which the temperature ia taken
are four in number near together, and the
temperature given Is The average Of the
lour, at one uniform time Il O'clOck) in
the afternoon. The location OF the ther-
momctcrs is In the shnde, out OF direct
currents OF mir SD such Ms to give the TEN.
pelature nj still air MS near as may be. The
changes in temperature from day TO day
which j. the object OF the thcrmomctrical
ohset,ations are, therefore, correct aud
reliable. This explanation is made he
cause thermomrtels In Inherent localities
will show, Mt the same day and hour very
different degrees ui heat. Our thefmOme-
Ter Yesterday, registered ~ degrees at 2
o'einbk. while rnr quotation at the same
| hrurwa. W Whatever degrees OF heat,
the ciore. may be shown by different
| thermometers the quotations OF
daily temperature In this paper will indi-
! a. a.