The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1882-07-18
THE EXAMINER
WACO, JULY is, 1852.
LOCAL ISItESIEtE~.
Items Of Interest from Our Re
portcrs' Note hooks.

business. dull To fair.
Grain coming in steadily,
Indications of fair weather.
The Bosque was rising slowly ycstcr-
day at 10 o'clock.
Few and trivial cases In justices and
recorders court yesterday.
The thermometer barely made II de-
grees yesterday at O'Clock,
A very heavy rain fell five miles west
OF BOsqueville on Sunday evening
Some very line catches OF fish we're
brought in from M the river yesterday
A colored man bought sewing ml-
chine, said to he in good order, at auction
yesterday ior sl.31
Sanger Brother. are pushing the rem
ovations OF their new building. Ii will he
materially improved.
The father ut the young lady who
elopcd from the University las telegraph
ed his consent to the match.
The Tehuacana bridge was reported
impossible AT noon Yesterday, and great
fears of its loss were entertained,
Some of the cutters on Austin street
yesterday contained great deal of water
covered with II soft green vegetation
--Scatolding is now reared around the
tower ui the Filst Baptist church, preprr-
atury to completing that part OF the cdi-
flee.
Mir Putnam, living on the Trhuacana,
thinks all his cotton Is ruined rs il il COM
pletey overlooked with muddy wnter
from the creek.
Wagon beds are no longer necessity
Tor hauling watermeons, which are get
ting long enough to be hauled between
the standards like lumber.
"A large quantity OF doors and sash
were shipped yesterday over the IcNas
and ST. Louis east, received over the Mis-
souri, Pacific nom Chicago
About 10 o'clock yesterday another
rise set in on the BraHOs the water OF
which had got smooth from the first rise,
coming down again coYered with loan
and debris.
The Missouri Pacific morning train WAS
one hour and n half late yesterday, owing
to a wash-out two or three miles this side
of West, which was near the track OF tho
great storm.
MIR. Tom Reniro, who lives on the
Tehuacana, rApOrts that stream out OF
It's banks and fifty acres OF his cotton COM
pletely submerged and out OF sight cover
ed up with water.
-Armstead Ross has sold thirty feet
front on Mary street, opposite the Narrow
Gauge depo', to Mr., Pat Carey, of Dali
las, ior 81 $50 cash. There is u building
ON the lot ssvd AS saloon.
n, Srndov mint n binding flash ot
r,,h,int, observation-disclosures viii a 1ent,niup
"a ,arj,Nc crnsh al thunder hurst over
AZ Nv 10 h,, nn ,lnc. has vat "a. on h,,,ri
,rno M, v,h,.,,. th, W"ht, nin9 strncL
oo-i;,,a,i' "t a. ,,r.nos nt The tnIinuing
,,ori',;S'' P,s, 81 p, ru pmrnIr Dnmus,
',,, Eih.,1a,,s and Z,rt'ndrl They m.
60, ill.,, i n17ynri nj Mr. Grnnhury
''''' Wv
Those who ga" the sudden rise IN the
Brazos, aboutG o'clock, yesterday morn
ing, say that Il wall OF water apparently
two feet high came surglng around me
sorts of debris.
There are now l", IituIcW colE ~
hons III mhco, GU. p,tno ',.'', "o",,u vi,,
hehs haVlhg Secireu '',H sc,nices W a. ,,',,
isler OF I'.pui ih' q" t,'o''IN M"'T''i ~,
u private rrSldehc' u'''ll '"'h U'i'e rs ''ey
feel able 10 erect synagogue
rhe ruins of n housr. hridgrs. fences.
~, .V,,",i swan, ,,st ,h,. INV
i""p Ill.,, "a''im" Rr,zos du,ino The hood
~, wv, 80 80 MAIN, n,, &.
nuI W w." .,l' Nam .nI hron,,, To- lana
i"oNy 'o'o''u '''"'' anu o''"h"' w '''''
A little after midnight on Monday
morning black cloud passed to the
northeast and e,st bearing the appear
ancc OF II cyclone cloud or wai"rspout. II
density and rolled aud boiled like "A rag
,np sen.
-,-..-...-. e.,
I'm Suhihy h'Eh' 'lu 'lN' VIZ "'u,
allie ana water very low, anu ON m"h"hy
morning me river "hs IuI'I'''E "e'p
noou 'huseu ny loch' fnuhS. Nv NJ,
came snuneUly pelW'th hhu ol' ,',, o'
Monday morning, anu ia moss wv" h"uI
he water rose hV' iret Nh uour' one %
the most reinhrNao'c h"ouS '''' N"'"'
In the brsHos'
mn, r.,.,.,o rt,,,os so,s. uCou,,.
he io,''l',, w; ,,i,'' S ,ro,-,,s 49,,
oI,S snvm w ~" -, 20 49, In,,, o.
"l,i eAl'i nv, u, '"'a w., ~ m' J"S and mo-
coup WIN oo"p ~ o' ,ra,i,l'I - ~
su"p ~ hr,o,har ~ mn IL load snre m givs
you tue 60 Dy, on can COM Wr over III u
Whco nnu seo ~ tn" ~, IL i WI
prhhB y"" l" ''u"''' '"''H '''"' "'S'
No don,t .unnose thare are II dozen mo,
4, Tho civ ar tYn dozen in the county VIII,
n ~ ,aI, n asLed to do ca, thc nawes n
,ba aon,I.,nen ,en,esentjno This eoInt,
I ,,,a s,a,e cnnvention at tiolveston In.
u n "' ." n,onv ,y"ra 'annointod that M
,hiEn ' orr rev G',cicaI and neonie los; inter
e.t N /, Th"re ia n UyeIv Interest ttlt il
,ho ,rorL ot The stato convention. thoush
''''
{ The Pullman company have put OF
the Missouri Pacific rond one OF the mos
mapniIicent palace sleeping cars In ia
United Siates. IL went up on the eyenin!
train and is called the W,'st End. II wa
built for the route between Chicago an,
ST. Louis, and was put on this road n
nort nf n trcncrai u,irnnse IN make Tia