The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1885-06-19
personal.


Mr.. w. L. Phillips who lives at Elm.
Mott, in this county, about nine miles
north of Waco, was in the city yester'
day. Mr.. Phillips says that the care.
less worm is running the crops in that
section.
Mr.. Tom p. Maddin left yesterday
for Lsmpasas, where he will join the
hunting and fishing party, which left
this city on Tuesday last, and go on TO
the west with them.
Superintendent j. Herrin and II. NJ.
Peck, superintendent of bridges aud
buildings, came In on their special car
over the Missouri Pacific yesterday.
They were ON atour ofInspection, and
only made a short stay in this city.
Capt. Gny w. Butler, who has been
spending several weeks in this city,
lett for Bowie, Arizona, Yesterday.
Capt. b. received telegram from his
partner, telling him TO come at once,
as the Apacbes were raiding near the
rancho aud driving stock and cattle
| away. AS soon a. he reaches Deming
Capt. b. will have charge of scouting
party, aud will 20 into the wilds AFTER
the Indians.
Sheriff Harris returned from San
Antonio yesterday, where he has been
to convey several attached witnesses.
Mr.. II. says Judge Noonan refused TO
sign the witness claims, and he had TO
return without having them properly
endorsed. Our sheriff told those peo-
pie In San Antonio that that may be
the law In the Alamo City, but up in
Waco the Texas law allowed claims
for attached witnesses.
Mr.. Oscar johnson received n tele-
gram from Bryan yesterday, which
stated that his father, Capt. Robert
johnson. was very sick, aud telling
him to come home at once. Mr.. j..
left on the Central at S.45 for his faith
er's bedside. Capt. johnson is the
father of Mrs. Luke Moore. but on ac-
count of having two sick children at
home, that lady could not go to
Bryan. LATER-Mrs. Moore received
telegram late in the evening that her
father was sinking fast, aud she left
for his bedside last night.
At the Pacific: & ID station, Canton,
Tex; 4 T. Bird, Greenville; w Il Me-
Donald, Upper Sandusky, o; w A
Coopie, Abilene; John Il Carter, Mar
shall; j L Gray, Magnolia, ARK; Il j
Simkins, Corsicana; Abe Frank, A
Friedlander, San Antonio; L n Mitch
ell, Bremond;J A Slaughter, Calves
ton; Geo Il Moore. Texas; 10 Green,
city; Geo HUFF, Galveston; ID Strunk,
o II Baker, Ohio; Frank Allen,
Bolton; Jack p Harrison, Robinson
Vile; l. l. Magnus, St Louis;
w S Banks, II 5 Chase, Temple; 4
Keitler, Boston, Mass; G Finklea, Dal-
las; 4 Mason, Chicago; VIM Gaitskill
Perry, New Orleans; Il q Fountain,
Marlin; Louis Crow, city; Geo WASH
ington, Sherman; A e lIaskins, Chas
Marshall, Baltimore; Herb Sturgis, st
Louis.
At the New McClelland; T Mallin-
son. Eddy; Il L Goodman, ST Louis
Rev II A Massey, Marlin; II G Bed.
J ford, Benjamin, Knox county; w L
/ Dakan, Dallas; l. l. Walker, Philadel.
phis; NJ Sachs, New Orleans; X Vic.
tor. Galveston; Frank Allen, Bolton
A ] Calvert, Maysville, Ky; g i
Tarlton, Hillsboro; e ID Ship, 81
Louis; Lillian Force, Kennel Force,
Dallas; } c. Janet, Valley
Mills; J w Mcdonald, city
Chas Steinman, San Antonio
d NJ Smith, Whitney; II NJ Henry, st
Louis; j d Majors, Troy; Miss Alice
Lydell, Temple; A Friedlander, Sar
Antonio;A Franks, San Antonio: j N
and II Herndon, Austin; "
Speigbt, city; Mrs. g II Gassaway
Marlin; III $ Peck, city.