The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1882-11-11
LOCAL BREyiTIES.
Interest From Our Re
porters' Note Book.


Wool wasa halt dollar cheaper on
,-,nrI Yesterday, bu /. still too high.
tbnBtker. tor county clerk. WIS cy-
,srtly the puOplcs' man, rs Witness his
vote.
THE Missouri Pacific down rain was
..,,nj deal behind sch dule time again
Yesterday.
A large horse attached toa hus msde
hInys unusu lly lively Tor II little while
on The plaza last evening.
Five hundred bales OF compressed
cottnn were shipped over the Narrow
Gsrlge yesterday, EN- route Tor Providence,
RI
Do not forget to read the thrilling
,,mApce Ut our cheap column this morn.
inc. 10 which several brilliant chapters
haze been added since yesterday.
The fruit stands. OF which there are "a
ysy large number in the city, are tu'l OF
delicious fruits OF all Kin :, and all ui
them are doing rafting busin IS.
Judge Gerald, District Clerk Brasley
County Treasurer Wallace and Collector
of Taxes Allen West are running Ike
"stIltl NblNNSH 90 Wv q - li'- E'N0s
Cotton by rail is coming in more and
more freely. Gatcsvile and other ives.
tern and also eastern points, on the Mar
row Gauge, sending in large quantities.
-Astrcct wAg in giving an account OF
anew INSURANCE, company describes IL a,
nsurng against death. birth,marriagc.
Aood lightning fire, d--d-d-dlmnaion
,-weathcr still hotns summrrund some
predict no frost before Christmas. III,
weather is the most favorable possible tor
cotton picking. with II crop unpIccCdrnt.
Ell in the history OF the state.
The people ON South Fourth are Va.
ting Marshal Luke .Muorr ullnk> tor
those loads OF gravel recently Hplccd at
bad places on the sidewalks Pedestrians
vii reap the Advantage oil the work when
wet weather comes.
There Is very LITTLE movement in real
estate in this OF adjoining counties hur
great aclyitN in lands tan west Tor sheep
snl cattle purposes. The western part Il
thr state is being laplly taken up with
large Ranches.
The season has been magnificent
one lUr the red pepper crop, ~ well ns
other crop. tne was exhibited ON the
streets yesterday bv MIR. Raghy mca,ui.
ing Ten inches IN ulrcum rrenc,' the small
way. 1t was oi the Bullno.c >prcies.
There il silly report going about
the country that yellow lever prevail, in
Waco and that ten rer,un, dird here last
sunday from that disease. Il is hardly
worth whiir to dignity such reports with
notice, but We wish to state, cmphnticuIN
that they are utterly false.
Information i at ha Il s. owingth, 3,
considerable number ut p!ui, s-lunYI
cracksmeu and BURGLAR are l.Ir.un
Of some importance and ltlhr iutnfmmtiu,.
i, not at tru.t hu-iue-- ut importance Viii
b. transacted in a night or two unl.-, ,iti.
ien- and Oiiicrrs are unusually vrsilnt
Nearly II dozen lost aticl,s. amount
| Ing IN value Ia two OF three hnlr,d dol.
/ IAN have been secured hN thu owners
through the in,trumcutHlity # advertise
meuts in HE twenty-five cent column in
mi. paper. And vet there j. here and
lerr beniphted Sorll who is skrpticll o.
ut ,iliracy ul advertising.
Wood II selling at from $3.50 ia $
. pfrord according Ia the cagrrur.s of the
Wchnser, and only smnli quantity
umng in. Wood eight miles cut srlls at
lAcurd, which, with - cents bridge toll
uArs the cost TO the haurr S1.hu p,r
fapaylng only margin OF 81 per cord
NVsSscr price, which rrplcsu uls "a day 5
vGtslil "A team.
10 Club literary society com
HvOi the teachers and pupil. OF the
hiN female coll gc, is a very sensible in
f.a'IOn. 1t is designed mainly to en-
Wlnge the pupils in reading, "Thr
ldb' is reccivi z "A large number of tie
Vel monlhlits and Wcchlles. Every one
who ms been pupil or teacher OF tie
College il eligible to membership.
The formal ccremoule. OF the dcdica-
ton OF the university OF TeN,s aud the
Ayng OF the corner stone OF the univcr.
NY building Viii take place Mt Austin at
noon OF the 10th inst, and the occasion
vii be characterized by appropriate rites,
inOng which will be fitting addresses
iom prominent men Of the state. The
HAMMER acknowledges with thanks an
invitation from the board OF regents to he
PIE eht and participate in theproceedings
Returns from Mastrrsyille give the
following vote: Ireland ~; Jones lU;Rob-
uI'On /, Martin 30; Morton 0, Swain,
Walsh, Lubb ok and Tempet, each 81:
Nlemerlng, Yong, Terry and Burns each
sJudges ana Justices each 30; Miller 81;
Rankin .; Foster 30; Corning Q; Martin 3Oi
ieed9; Moore "A; Gerald 2l; William, ~
Malk'r II; Harris ~: Moore I. Baker,
Norwood, West and Beazely ~; Wallace
W Su raft u; johnson II; Walden II;
htndIick rs; Naylor 20; Bryant -.
Capt. Jack Elgn who has just returned
rom trip TO Abilene and Colorado City
reports that section OF the country settling
W and building up like magic. Settlers
are coming in mainly from California, in
great numbers. thousands of acres
aJout Abilene have becl broken up BY
shornlans who are going to try wheat.
Land is being taken NJ rapidly in large
IIrts from five Ia fifty thousand acres.
Money is plenty and times are flush and
'aule and sheep on great boom.
The insane man, who was brought
lIom the Bolton al by a TREND and sur
hhiered to the authorities because the
Nlir OF the gentleman who brought uim
lele was afraid OF him, is a harmless, Qui-
y sort OTIS fellow and makes no trouble
the Mll, but l. imprc> sed with the idoa
'lst he is in the telegraph business. He
slIl 20 Ia one window OF the iril and rat
" on a telegraph mes sage and then run
tie window ON The opposite side tn r.
VI an answer, and thus anu hlnisr'i
iDr an hour or tsO before he was ares 70
be- had been standing in mont OF the
alse where he was found, straight us mn
BROW, with arns folded, gazing into
pare and silent as a statue. When The
ttic,r aCcostcd him amt asked hlm tu 60
PHI him ne dec incd He WAS prisoner
fe aid Theotiigor told him he had M
lAkc Inn 10 prison, when he cNpr,s-r.
lsdeiigbt and went quietly aon@ Will
-t officer.