The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1882-12-23
LOCAL BgEVITiEs.
Interest From Our Re-
porters' Noie Books.

Pond NNitf III hiANAhNA N'ANAhAi y
.a,suru eaut,d'
Earn sold yesterday by the wagoI
ioda ovcgut. a bushel.
pni,. a number OF cedars for Christ
ana. trrc. are being brought in.
m, "HiiJ,n Hand" was writtcu t.
,,,la people laugh, and they do laugh
wien they see IT,
crovds oil outgoing and incoming
.,',,ar. nj ID the Missouri Pacific dc.
pnf Yesterday at the morning train.
Large quaint ties Of cotton are coming
h. ro'u.ness from Gltesville. Mar.
II, and o,her surrounding towns.
rhel,ase OF the Pacific hotel, which
I. TO, five years was placed ON record in
the office ii the county clerk yesterday.
Ann, VI Curn, colorrd, charged with
,g,rlyut,d a.sldlt ami battery was ar
rs.IeI esrtriay and committed TO Jail in
default OF BAIL
John Drake, col0red, was arrested
Yesterday by u deputy sheriff for an al
ie,rd a..aut committed a week ago, but
was e,ased on bond OF $500.
john David. colored, WAS arrested
wtha,,ault and battery aud gave bond
10 the sum OF $500 for appearance.
Take the children to the Hidden
HInu' matinee Monday, and let them
laugh at thu oddities OF wool" the an
tics ui the little donkey, and get Christ.
M, PRESENT bcsile.
The rec ipts of cotton BY wagon for
the last two or three days have been be-
tween Tour aud five hundred bales, ~ ih "A
fne prospect OF a continuance of suCn re-
Cepts tUr some time to come.
John jackson, the negro who cut
anOth, negro Oh the Lindsey place, dur
ing the day OF tie election was arrested
yesterday and placed under bond OF 5000.
Mr.. 'llnsIey going Oh the bond.
The pay car of the Missouri Pacific
came into the city between IL and
O'Clock Yesterday morning, making glad
tue hearts OF employees aud giving them
money to spend tor Christmas.
This city has not been so crowded for
years as II was yesterday, the plaza and
streets being almost impossible from
morning TO night, and the amount OF bus.
ness done anu goods sold was almost un.
paralleled.
Dol Stinson who was struck by Mas.
sy is said to nave been worse lrjurcd than |
represented by the side which represents
the attack as altogether unprovuked. |
Massey is said to have been drunk at the |
time OF making the assault.
between four and five thousand bales
haye been shipped over the Narrow |
Gauge, Gut, COiOialO and Santa Fr and |
ocean ms TO Europe, and between two |
and three thousand from Cor.icana over
the same lines, cent up iIOm that place BY |
the Waco agent OF the Santa Fe.
Ann Bowie, colorcd, WAS arrested yes. |
terday, chmged with being one OF the |
rioters in the affair some lime ago. in
which wagon Il movers were attack,d
on the streets and one or two colored
youths taken away from the movers by
force, She gave bond in the sum OF 500. |
The Hidden Hand" company have
no brlsS baud, but they have a tinr or
Cut strH To accompany tie many SONGS and
dances That are rendered. 'lhe only thing
they have 10 the way OF "A street di.pl,y i
little dunhey, about three get hinh. Ihu
sppnars on the stage in the plautuiion
SCENE.
The Juveniles were discussing the
treNo,k- ordnance yesterday, but we
Noticed that nearly every boy who had "A
nlckti or quarl'i Wa sulting II down IN
rOmau indies, rockets ana hir crackers.
The bols are gong to nave Some iun, hut
they should have II outside Ut the iiic lin.
MUl The city.
Yesterday being the list DAY In " len
bo'd- OF county officers eigct we've 10 be
brought IN, - uumDtrul the cuur, house
ol'tltIs got up bond Ion M,u-hHI John
son, but uurng the day ne came in from
the country Dnng NJ ilrsl.cla.s bond
which Was approved by tue commissions
e.. Ills sec trlties art h. a MCk, nuey,
D. W. /. d, Il. l.. Moore, r. Il. Williams,
H. N.ope.-Ic ana III. Rayburn.
The commissioners court met vester.
DAY leo pUss upon the bonds Of those who
had MOI al put them in. All were brought
N except mat OF Z nstable tor precinct
No. =. There Is Therefore no constable
m that pIvciuc and some one Aiil be APP
pvlHted as dpputy shcrill, who vii act Us
constable Ia Tie precinct I'LL that officer
qualities. The contract tur keeping the
poO,huuse was let 10 w. VI. Bel at six
dollars per capita per inmate per month.
u Inst seven dOIats anu nifty cents, the
lolmcg ratG,
-Ieuple. our neighboring sister town,
V"V dl INC Junction VI tue hlrs ufl Ia
che and Cum CuluIadu aud Santa Fe
Ioaus, Is an Ch1erpri,nE place. Inc ely
cuuncll thtIe has just entered into con
tract Tor TIE erection Ui water works.
Mains a,e 10 be laid all through the town
anu Tie ely for Tempe alIeody claims
mat Ute take. II number OF hy uranls per
year Tor lie purposes, increasing us they
are heedld. We do not know whore II Is
proposed 10 get the water, but presume ii
VIII be tuuud. such anu Uther enter
pIIses viii make Temple boom.
We gave an account yesterday of the
return 10 Waco oi MIR John Bacon alter
an absence of twenty SIX years and hls
welcome by old friends, aud to-day all
other episode OF slmiar character, but
more Ielua. kaOe, Two men yesterday
stepped into saloon at the same tune,
strangers, Tut by some means wee led %
mutual leCUgnItiOns. lhey were TWO
brothers who had been separated tor
ninett en- years. The last time they saw
each other Was when the elder departed
Tor the war, kissed the younger, a boy OF
live, guud-bl e Ut the WINDOW Uia car. The
one brother was Alb. Frye and ,hv other
George Frye, professional name George
Clayton.