The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1885-07-29
He HAS DEPARTED,
And Took With him all tie
Money Belonging to
the Firm.
How y. leChke lcit hi, Pant
ner, II. WciCkerI, N,th tI,e
sock 10 Hold.
Railroad Notes Parting shots
by the Teachers Institute
Dthcr licms.


That means that MIR. T.. lcchkc is
non est He aud his family departed
from Waco on Saturday night last
About three months ago Messrs
l.cchhc ~ Wcickcrt formed partner
ship, bought out MIR. Louis Bruh'-
grocery and beer saloon and com
mcnced on bright prospects, Beer
was sold, and eVcrytime II customer
asked for prctzcl they showed them
out. \ sort of rushing business
was done that is, when n customer
came in they rushed around aud wait
ed on him. But they made money,
and Mr.. lcchke was the cashier On
saturday night last, he, w,th his wife
and child, and $3.50 belonging 10 the
firm, took the Central train and left
Waco. On Monday Mr.. Wcichcrl
found out where ne had gone. and
told an EXAMINER reporter yesterday
that hc intended to follow him to his
stopping place, which is II small sta
tion ON the Central road. Mr. W
avs it is the blnnkcty- blnukcst trick
lac ever heard Of aud every time he
thinks of 1t he gets mad enough to
use all the cuss words in the German
and English languages, but being 70
good naturcd gentleman he viii ,cc
what effect the law will have. and en-
deavor Ia regain his part of the 500.
RAILROAD NOTES.
Mr.. i. = Wheeler. formerly agent of
the G.. {. " >. Fc, is now proprietor
of the Arlington hotel at Temple
Many of our citizens think the pool
will hurt Waco IN regard to the rail
road rates this fall and winter. We
will know nil about it in IL few days.
From what can be learned there
may be some changes in the depart
mcnts nt Waco after the pool goes
into effect. Many OF the boys are
anxious to know how the pool viii
effect them.
Since the II. ~ 4. c. have establish
ed an office ON the west siuo of the
river they have sold more tickets
than ever before. The Central route
to the old states is becoming more
popular all the time, and the ticket
office under the management of MIR
" II Gi'sun has great deal to do
with the increasing business,
The receipts in the ticket Office of
the Missouri Pacific in this city are
from Sl5,OOn To $4,000 per month.
All OF this money pussr-
through Mr. 1rav Jones hands,
and Tray. j. one of the
best ticket agents in Texas; when the
cuisines, increases to double that
amount he will be cmineully capable
of handling it,
Now. that the NJ. T., r. g., and r.
~ 81. l., have pooled why cannot
Waco have - grand union depot If
the three cannot consolidate, let the
VI. +. aud +. C. build depot ut the
corner Of South Third and JACKSON
streets, and when the L. n 81 |.
builds their passenger house on Third
and Mary they will ho within hloc,
pi each other.
I'm EXAMINER reporter called ON
General George Clark YESTERDAY and
asked him if hr had good word tor
The people in regard To the IrNa,
Midland. The General said ne had,
and TINT the Midland will bc built
work viii commence ON il at no dis
thnt day; Colonel raN lor went 10 New
'lh lbl lit IlulllbNt al accom- push
ing his object, e., To secure capital to
build the Midland, and he will not re-
turn 10 Waco until this il accomplish
ed. The points on which capital had
been secured for the Midland General
Clark refused 10 diyul@c. but il h
enough for our people to SNOW that
the Midland is an assured fact. The
EXAMINER never had doubted for n
moment but what We would somr duN
have u road to Palestine and thence To
FINALE.
Al tho summer normal school YES
trrdaN the following prcauhlcs and
resolutions were passed:
WnEREAs, This institute was under
the Impression that it had been unin. I
tenilunally mlsrcprrscntrd byaNuung
man. not the regular reporter of the ,
ENAMlNER, and elected Mr.. II. \. Ivy |
as reporter for the institute; and
WHEREAS, In the performance of
sand duties he has been made the sub
Ject OF UNJUST personal attacks,
Resolved, LIST, That we fully endorse
Mr.. lv!'s reports rs correct. lust and
true, aud hereby tender our thank. ia /
him for his labors.
2. That we regret the personalities.