The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1882-08-01
THE CITY.
Weather cloudy end suItry

The IehuacunA ia booming again with
a great boom, II hAli.milo wide AMI belly
deep TO n horse.
Any one finding gold watch key
ard returning il to this otfirc will be
suitably rewarded.
The .mtc grand lodge knights Of
Honor meets at Galvr. ton to-day. All the
Waco delegates have gone
The calico bail at DcFraucis garden
last night was largely attended aud quite
success, rs all the entertainments Their"
are.
"A good deal oi the drin piled up
against the piers NJ the Narrow Gau.c
biigc was cleared away by Monday
Ii-c.
"A gentleman in from the country
Ieuorts the cotton worm bad on Lusk's
place, two or three miles beyond Bosquc'
vile.
The city council wll sit rs hoard Of
appeals this evening at 3 O'Clock. All
prisons Interested should De in uttcnd-
ancr.
Very little rain fell eight miles we<
OF the city on Sunday, The south lios.
que has very little water IN it and Harris
creek is about dry.
The Narrow Gauge Is maCllamlIing
Mary street and filling the macadnm with
Gravel with the intention oil making II a
fnr street If money can do IT,
The s'ccple OF the Baptist church is
creeping up hcHvcnwar = We can't say
which way the member. ARE gong but
We are certain about the direction Of the
stccpe.
Just rs we arr getting good start in
our annual CrVak about cotton worms
here comes man from tOrycIl city who
says there are no wOrms IN that section
rOniOuHd him.
The time table on the Narrow Gauge
to -McGrcgor springs AMI return ~ admrn-
bly, adapted to plcnics and excursions. as
the train leaves at IL IN aud reaches
here at ~, M
A telegram was yesterday received
from Clarence Wallace saving that scare
Iui the body OF his brother was likely tn
prove all unnvaling, and that they were
OF their return home
The recorder held sn animated 'eance
yesterday morning and four spirits OF uo
Just men mAr impc ieci plea guilty two
to being drunk, one to lighting and the
last to carrying IL pistol.
1t Is limited inst the grcenhack.,ndo
pendent - rment vii. haNc a c.ndi'lnte II
the field tor the senator hip from this dis
trIct. A McLCnnan county man, II /, sal
will be the -tAndard-belIrr
A very piunl. aud painful sccidon
happened yesterday 10 a little dAughiC
oi Mrs, Massman, sister tu Mir Keln0l
Tho little thing was hareiOutcd and ste,
ped on n rake. two Ui the iron teeth ~
ming entirely through its tender loUl.
A great deal Of admiration wa
excited yesterday by the appearance o
,ho streets ui the new furniture wagon q
An lerson Bros. 1t is tie handsome,
which Was cyer sCen in this country, an
/, perfect daisy from the end OF III
tongue 10 the tail board II wss built b.
the Mckay Bros.
There came very near being very
serious u e., Cnt In the family of Mr.. w
L.. StOvali On saturday night, While In
family Were seated around the supper
table u huge lamp stand ny ON the tabl,
exploded with geat violence. Two q
the family WIRE cut on the lend by poi
lions 81 the lamp, hut fortunately none ,
the family were burned.
News was received SUNDAY OF M
death, saturday night ~ Mr. Robert Key
father Oi Mrs. Clarence Chambers. MI
and Mrs, Chambers had gone down I
sunset, In Waller county tWhcrc Nj. he
died) SATURDAY evening, IN nutioipali N d
his demisr. The funeral took place yc
trrday morning and Mr.. and Ms Chan
bers are expected to return this mOrnin,
An examining trial under the "civ
phis clause was held before Commits
4 ncr TAFT Yesterday. The plain rs wer
Prof II. r. KEELING, colOr,d and Auru
nus knli =. ard the defendants Mr. {
bean and MIR. 'lom Davis, rr'pcctivcl
c"nhu, tor rnd brakeman on the Crn'ra
The alleged offence wrs committed Apr
"A LIST, and compliant ilri MAY nh, An
III" change that defendants excluded I'll
p'Hintls from riding In fr-t-clASs ~
hrtNren BrmOn and Waco, and iprre
them Ia ride IN the smoking ear, ulthoug
they had paid lllat class fare and had FIR
class tickets The defendants, by Il
advice OF their lawyer. did not produ,
any witnesses, and We're bound over
appear before the United States dislri
cuuIt In October in q bond OF i5N eAc
The hOndsmen were MesSrs. j. +. paN
and j. W. Grand