The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1882-06-28
The river is tordubIe again.

The riyer IL tordable again.
The longest day was June %,
Yesterday was the seventh day with
the thermometer at 10.
The university committee soliciting
subscriptions report encouraging success
See fine opportunity 10 trade Tor
valuable Memphis property offered ON onr
local page.
An enormous melon, evidently
weighing between fifty and sixty pOunds,
wns Oh exhibition ia front Ol the shooting
gallery yesterday.
DR. Howard has bought himself IL
new horse and buggy, and the stylish rig
viii be Visible to-day and hencuiOrth IL
patients.
The case OF the state versus Newly
Morris, charged With assault with intent
To rob, the prisUneI Was found guilty and
the punishment nssrsscd NJ Two years in
the ptnitontiary. W. NJ SELF, tried OH
same charge IN same Ofiensc, WAC Tried
yesterday.
The engineer who was injured In the
railroad accident near Taylor on Sunday,
has been taken to Fort Worth. We learn
from D. ". ii. wilkes that there is hope
OF his recovery. The wrecked engine
was taken through here to Fort Worth,
aud was badly broken up.
The frat circu, to exhibit in Waco in
summer time Will be here on thu 22nd of
nuSl month. At least We are informed
that there has hoi been summer circus
in this part OF the country since 1922.
| The cause of this summer tour Is said to
be the facilities furnished by lew rail.
| roads.
The case OF Z. h. Delno, application
Tor peace bond agHiust ,lnO, K. Moore
which occupied Justice Davis court on
| Monday AID was continued TO Tuesday,
resulted Yesterday In acquttal OF defend
ant so Tar az charge OF making threat wa
concerned, and application ior peace bond
was not granted.
MIR. II. Behens, The popular Austin
avenue druggist, yesterday sold out his
entire drug store and good viii To Mr. I
w. Tarlant, prominent druggist ol
Galveston. MI. Behrcns will, with his
present force OF assistants, retain charg,
OF the business tor several weeks, when
Mr. Tarrant will remove here to reside
permanently. MIR. BchrUns will, we IN
dersland. take u trip 10 Europe, and TO-
turning to Waco, will make hls home her,
permanently.
Under the door OF the room In whicl
Justice Evans administers the law. AMI he
TWEEN the floor and the ceiling Of IN,
stoTe below. and Immediately under IN,
Justices chair, u swarm of beer have mad,
their hive. They effect their entrance anC
exit through hole In the wall made by /
gas or water pipe. Looking at the bees
from the alley, one sees them passing II
and out OF the wall by the hundreds, som,
yong out to the gardens OF the city, IN,
broad prairies OF the country, in search Of
the gu'd'n "e"inr. other hundreds return
ing laden with the sweet rpaiis ,t tho
flowers. They are storing their sweep.
Immediately under the throne of law. anC
Justice Evans next winter can nj any
time mollify the asperiIies OF his business
by simply lifting up n board and entins
honey. We rad OF bees In old time'
making their hive in the body of lion
perhaps thinking to use the reputation o.
The lion for their protection. 1t remaln'
Tor modem bees to seek the shelter OF .
law court, where they are at Hny time
within hearing OF a constable OF the ust
OF n warrant.