The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1883-11-08
WACO EXAMINER.
WACO, NOVEMBER 5, isSS.
LOCAL EBREVLTIEa,
ttenis OF Interest From Our tie.
porters' Note Books.

The .MendeIssohn club Will meet te.
night.
--North-bound Missouri Pacific one
aud half hours late yesterday.
George Rolls. a negro sport, was fined
$40 yesterday in JustiSe Evans court
The street from the suspension bridge
to the depot in East Waco is very b.I
Grant & Armstrong. Of Hllsboro.
were attached yesterday by U.man.
Levi a Co., of Galye.tyn.
In Justice Davis court yesterday four
writs of scquestiuinl ami one attach
nent issued, all on parties away.
IS +. Crunk. proprietor OF the Star
mattress factory, on North Fourth street.
Ia said to be the best in that line In Texas
1t is now stated that no one saw the
negro John hammuns strike Charles
Bailey with the bar Of iron from which
blow Bailey died.
There f. an error In ths.Day's report
of Mr.. u. WAtson's case. Mr. Watson
was not convicted In the Justices court.
but the case was dismissed there.
w. W. Kendall is appointed tempo
raiy administrator OF the estate OF A. q.
Lynn, deceased lie filed a bond of
$1,000 OIL the 9Th instant and qualified.
-Frends OF Mr.. and Mrs. Order are
invited TO witness the marriage OF their
daughter, May A. Order ami Clifford
Bruce, Thursday afternoon, November
18th. at tour o'clock at tho Methodist
church, Fifth street.
--"Briysnt hmbctcrOmbie' ia the name
;
negro hitherto alluded 10 as Bryant
Appleton. He Is charged with much
stealing here and is wanted at George
town also, Tor theft there.
william Ish arrived yesterday from
Coleman City with tour cOuviCts. These
were recruited here by the gang men
toned the day before, and all went of to
Huntsville. Van Hall ia one of the
guards gone with the party.
The gamblers fought their cases be-
fore the recorder yesterday aGd unc fell
low was sworn as an lmp'achng witness,
and he denounced the city's witness rs
unworthy of credit on oath. The city at
torney rejoined that the lmpescher was
likewise untrustwOrthy.
Conductor G. Dean, OF the Central
railroad. tells Of peder outraging II
sick Indy at Cisco. lie entered her room
where she lay, closed the door and havlng
accomplished his purpose, lied. The citi-
Zcns would have mObbCl him had he not
been hurried oil to Esstland and there
lmI risoaed.
Mr.. II. +. Schumacher and his gentcel
assistant, Mr. Paul kerkow, on yesterday,
made Visit to the BosQue To witness the
beautiful scenes which occur Mt the fish
pond OF MIR. ). l.. Norwood. They were
| very much pleased aud We congratulate
Mr.. Norwood Oh his having sugh remu.
neratiye Increase ti.e.l, In IL year or so.
In Wilkes trunk severa. bottles OF
morphine were found, some of them evi-
deutly nsrtjy used one remark OF the
deceasei, one of his last utterances, wss
indicative. He sail, II tailed, sure
enough" lie aid that fifteen minutes be
fore dying. The failure alluded to was
to die In the wagon and he hauled dead
into the neighbUrho, d oi tho lady he
loved. IL was his plan Of revenge. and
failing In 1t WAS his only dying regret
Mr.. i. Il. Roundtree, young Ten
ncsseCan, 10 crossing the Narrow Guage
bridge yesterday WAS taken with YER
tigo and tell. At the time, he was mid
way the bridge and hiI natural tendency
to swimming OF the head was superln
dnce,l by seeing the red currents fOwing
beneath and he WAS also terroriied by
seeing train OF lumber cars moving OF
the Central track, which he mistOok FOL
n Narrow Guagc train. He succeeded by
mincing steps, after partial recovery, II
reaching the western side, and for ar
hour or two after he was pale and cx
hausted from tue illness and the fright he
had sustained.