The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1883-04-12
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interest From Our Re-
porter-' Note books.


dsy.
The mercury dlu SOME uloIe livery
Iimbing yesterday.
IN. llinchman-Str,et committee dis
cnsson does not A'"le'
honncng boy baby has gladdened
hnnsphuld OF Mr.. and Mrs. Harry
Levine.
The Walhala orchestra will furnish
49,. music tor the Victims performance
tonight
city Engineer Baghy was operating
an so1th -lNth street, yesterday, liking
4 the city grade.
Prepare to split your sides with
i.u5nter wien "that internal bouquet is
"re.entcd Tonight.
Yesterday morning was strikingly
.ng,estirc OF summer; 1t was very VAIN
oute early in tile day,
Numerous friends of Smith Parr
rsrlu,y cor graduated him yesterday at
,ernoon upnn his acquittal.
The mechanics are hard at work on
IN. root and Interior oithe VI. H. church
y, IN, corner of Washington and Seventh
sncet'
The street gang Is again Mt work on
Il siytn street. where the operations were i'll
,sTru,led BY last Thursdays rain and
Storm
There will he preaching at the Fifth
s,reet Methodist church again tonight 1t
"A sn,luck. rhc invitation is cordial and
general,
II Who will he the next alderman from
III, Fourth ward: At this iuncturc this
nnc,tion one OF interest to the citizens
Il Of the whole town.
H -lryou haven't got your seats for the
II nn tonight YOU aic LETT. The rush is
Il in,nnarlnelr,l; the ~ lctims" will play to
the finest house OF tine season.
--"That Internal Bouquet may be seen
ino,r Of Walter Rivirre show-windows
io day. And on that bouquet hangs a tale
tbat will be ent, ldod tonight at the
opera hou't.
The county attorney lRs applied to
the district clerk tor AT achments Tor wit.
upsses in several criminal cases which are
10 be tried At the coming session OF the
district court
The weather is fine for pc-nlcS and
fishing PATHS. AMI those who can leave
the civ tor a day or two enjoy themselves
in the woods or upon the cool ahd pleas
ant banks ol some ltmpd sttream.
Several citizens OF BrrmOnd invested
III forty dollars join ~ in the louisi,na
Spp lOitrry for The last drawing, and
HI Yesterday received Telegram informing
E& oem thai they bad drawn the fifteen
n u9u aud du,iar pr/r.
We are pleased to call attention to the
iyerisement OF 'ohnlski ~ relch,
a which will be found in another column.
"a This iIn. is uuN prepared to supply
Waco people with int class goods In the
cigal and tobacco line.
Tear in mind. ctiIcrs If the Fourth
ward, that an uldrrm III is to be elected
~ from your ward u, Vt saturday. This al
III herman succeeds Alderman McLnren and
4 must be- a live, progressive energetic citi-
zen to fill that gentleman position.
The Pacific baron South Fourth street.
has been r,-upcued under the manage
ment ut rheu. kvisner, vino VIII di- p, nSc
the finest OF Mines, liquors, cigars, etc.
Theodore ll, host OF lriunds in Waco,
who will b. glad TO see him prosper.
d The examining trial OF Cora McMa-
hin, who was charged by the Jury oil in
quest upon the killing OF the negro Ilugh-
SION laat December, with assault with in
tent 10 murder, " 5 commenced in Jus-
tice DAVIS coHrt yesterday AMI will be
Ia plOD'ull ''ltINutu AllS mon llps
A negro horse thief named George
Thompson WHO is wanted here Tor some
Of his crimes Ina, been captul,d AID dled
.E y Marlin. Sheriff Harris was notified
"a andhas gone after him. He stole the
horse he had When captured ut Maria,
HON the public square in this Guy.
Ii The very llattoring call on Mr.. c. NJ.
Downs, published this morning, will
u oil
dermanic candidate in the fourth ward.
lie is large property owner in the ward,
WIS raj ed IN Waco and is actively inter-
ested IN the progress and prosperity OF
the city
-Mrs. Jesse Il. Randolph has tilei u
suit Tor divorce from her husband, j. l..
RandOlp l. upon tho ground of abandon
mynt; j. II. Hutchinson has also filed
suit in the district court to collect live
notes, aggregatine ol5J, from II. F.. W.
Dire, and also to ioreclOse vendors lien
upon city lot.
Mule attached to dray ran away
81 down Bridge street yc, terday and headed
- toward the bridge, he was hit in the head
With chair by "A man standing AT the end
Oh the bridge, hut this tailed to stop him
and he went on across the bridge at the
rate OF thousand miles minute; no
II damage reported.
Comparatively few of the delegates to
lhe southern Baptist convention have yet
Ieen assigned homes during their visit.
DOour people realize the ma Initude of the
OCCASION and the Irighltul results that will
N How from IT. some liberal citizens pro
IA Use tOentcltain forty o. iilty OF the dele
ri Flts, While many have consented to care
iortwo or three
III AT break Of dav Just twenty-five
~ years ago he first gun OF the Confederate
H var VA fired from Fort Moultric, Charles
Il lon Dor. The lapse of twenty two
Years hps wrought many changes md
uesed many wound, but the
N NOR rs OF tat never o-he.iorgot Ell
loW Years Struggle, viii live to the end OF
tme,
AL the railroads have already inau-
glhted literal compliance with the pro
III WHO sui the Gibson railroad bill, winch
became law last saturday. PASSENGERS
Nho do tot purchase tick & at stations
are charged ioul cents per mile and chill,
uIth are rated NJ two cents mile, y stead
o. going ire,, AS was heretofore tie case
I'd his Is authorized by law ana people
VINO travel should govern hemsclNt'
accordingly
burglars are abroad again. but mt lens
woo IN were slightly surprised Wed
hesiay night; lady in South Waco 'ho'
Non who tired to, fleet an enhance lHit
aer house and ON Washington street ano
Yer ldy Was aroused, and upon looklnA
toward he winduw saw that II had utel
m'eI and a man peerjrg into the room
She fired AT him ana h. dropped and raj
under the house. making his escape. ]
y hot known whether either OF the shot
OH The burglars but they had the effect O
"ariug them away
Cause OF Failure.
Want Of confidence accounts for hal
OF the business failures Of to-day. CaI
ler Moore or j. l.. Cornish, the drui
gsts, are not liable to fail for the wan