Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1883-12-09
WACO.
An Interesting Budget Of Local News
happenings in the County
and City-PersOnal.

Special to the Gazette.
Waco. December S.-Deputy limited
States Marshal Burgc of this city ba,
ust returned from western tour in
the counties along the Texas & Pacific
ROAD. lie ran several heavy attach.
ments ON stocks of goods, and arrested
several Violators of the internal
revenue laws. All these cases will
come up at The next term of federal
court in Waco.
Mr.. Norwood, the assessor of taxes
IN this county, leaves for Austin in
the morning, to attend the tax asses.
sors' convention Monday. He will he
accompanied by City Marshal Luke
Moore, who is also assessor of citv
taxes.
The Catholic church was crowded
to-day for the celebration of the Feast
OF the immaculate Conception, some
worshlpers coming Il distance OF 10 to
70 miles to participate. There are
several Catholic settlements in this
county, but the only church is az
Waco.
Rev. c. +. Giddings, of the NJ. e.
Church, departed last night for De-
catur, his new field of labor He was
here three years, and left with the
universal respect and esteem of the
community.
Capt Nj. L. McLaren of this citv
sold elghty-one head of sheen to MI
Baugh of Bell county for SO o. Tbev
Were first sold under deed OF trust and
bought by Capt. McLaren, who now
sells to Baugh. They were delivered
to-day.
Willie Matlock, the juvenile charged !
with horse-slealing, mas given bond in
S5OA, Judge Y. b. Saunders of HelIon
making the bond
n couple OF young ladies walking on
the street today astouished yuunr
man in cowboy garb when one of the
ladies stopped, put her hands on his
shoulder unj kissed him. He proved
to be Il truant brother who LETT the
parental in Tennessee four years
ago, and the young lady had not seen S
Or heard of him until she met him on
,he street in Waco to-day. r
in the district court Fallon & Sehr O
u Dublin got judgment for 81, 800 and [
III costs OF court against Peter Me L
ICELAND of Waco for closing up their Il
hardware store. h
The telephone wires have been put il
ln again and are working well to-day
Win all the towns on the circuit. The +"
torn of Wednesday night played L
ihash WIN all the wires and poles be- 7
ween Waco and Hillsboro.
The aldermanic election Monday is
he all-absorbing theme to-day. The
Meeting last night has precIpitated
and in some cases heated dis I
ussi0n of the bond question.
DE- BARKER, assignee of Tucker &
Willis, has replevied the stock of goods
rom the attachment of Richardson Il u u
%. OF st. Louis and given bond in =
ne sum OF 5000, double the amount y
ne Richardson & Go. Tucker d
wins are the druggists who assigned ,
asst month
The Bank saloon, Charles A v
reynolds, proprietor, las assigned. :,
lssets and Liabilities not made known u
ct. incon ideruble either way. This v
the saloon and gambling house run e
y. o. Lynn, the King Beeu sport ~
ig man of Waco, and where he was :
llled on October .3lst. !,
The lvin .iosIyn company holds q
ne boards at the opera house Tonight q
"a HaVerlys comedy company in !,
Our Stfategists" tomorrow night. |,
Hmdhy night tbeatricals take pretty :,
ell in Waco. 81
Proceedings in the district and other p
'urts To-Day were unimportant. The -;
strict court has about finished the =. ~
vii docket. u
Miss Ella NJ. Rust of Fort Worth is
the city, chaperoned by her father, "
o. a ID. Rust, editor of the McGreg- =,
PIaindealer. ci
Missouri Pacific train only two hours
te this morning.
Weather clear and cool and business 4,
od day. Al