The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1885-09-29

gOnc into Mr.. BIS bed room and
took out n fine cloth coat before he
went into the saloon; this he left lying
in the yard and il was found Sunday
morning. The thief was bareiooted. .
and MIR Il thinks 1t wa, II colorcd /
man, a. there wa, "A strong smell of
negro lcit in the room rs he ran out. |
IEHRlEIE GIN SAWS.
Yesterday morning Mt 1880 o'clock, |
white Solomon Whitaker, colored /
man, was feeding Mcssrs. lnghrau ~ /
Ntrring's gin, which is ABOUT six
miles southwest of the city. his LETT
hand aud arm got caught in the saws
and was irighttuly cut He was
brought to the city and taken to Cas-
DrS. Baker ~ Calicc had to alnputatc
his first second and third fingers at
the second Joint Ills arm WAS badly
cut in several pinccs, and had to be-
,cwcd up. II will ben long time be-
fore solomon viii be able to Use his
arm again.
MARRIED.
At the residence of the bride,
mother, Mrs. j. T.. shelton, in East
Waco, Sunday morning. September
10Th, at < O'Clock, Rev J II. Richcy of
licintiug. Mr. Dan Summons and Mrs.
Jennie shelton After the ceremony
the couple accompanied by several
friends. took the east bound Central
train for Wootan Wells. To the new
ly made husband and wife the EXAM
INERs wish is. that they may live
long and pros c
SUNDAY NIGHT'S blaze.
Tom Randolph, colorcd man,
/ who resides with his family al LII
/ South Fourth street, built n fire in nm
old tin sunday night 10 smoke mus
I quitucS, aud yesterday morning he
/ was minus a house To live in. Tom
/ said he had the snake in the front
room al / clock, aud then move it
in the Kitchen, \ few minutes after
/ r. o'clock, his wife aWukc him, and
he saw the house was ON fire. Iom
only had time to awake hi, children
and get them out before the whole
building was in flames. Only u part
of his furniture WIS saved He cSti-
mates his loss at between $500 and
$500. I here was no insurance on the
building or furniture. / he iircm, II
went to the scene, but could not get
amy water. The fire cXtinguishrr~
were used to good advantage in say
ing al joining property.
WHITES HoND REpU,En.
-. \. Kelly. Esq, counsel for Jos.
H. White, the alleged countcrlritcr,
returned from Graham sunday at
noon. where he has been for several
| DAYS before Judge \. i. McCormick
Judge of the federal court of the
northern district of Texas, for the
purpose of getting Whites bond re
duccd and having him tried in Waco
instead of being taken to 81. Louis
for trial. Mr.. Kelly after many aud
protractCd arguments succ cdcd in
| getting the bond reduced to $4,000
which was fixed al $1,000 at the cN-
aiming trial but he failed in getting
the triAl for White Mt Waco instead
of t. Louis, the Judge claiming that
he hadn't the authority to order the
change. White will not give his
bond, because il is made rcturnahlr
to ST Louis. but he will remain
in Jail until further argument j. made
before Judge McCurinick, rs il is still
believed 10y his counsel that they can
have him tried in Waco instead of
81. Louis.
CRY PUBLIC SCHOOLS.
The city public schools opened
yesterday morning and the EXAMINER
is able, through the Courtcsic> of
superintendent j. y. Gallagher 10
present the following showing this
morning;
Enrolment White; First d strict,
1856; second district, 1850; Third dis
trict. l73; Fourth district, 1856; Fifth
district, nincty-thrcc Total whites,
AS.
Enrolment Colorcd: First dis
trict, thirteen Second district, fifty
six; Third district, three. Total col |
orcd, -cVenty-two, Grand total white
and colorcd. $50
White enrolment ON opening last
year, 1911; increase over D. per cent
Total opening last year, III; increase.
IS per cent,
The decrease in the colorcd schools |
is owing to the fact that large num- |
Der OF colorrd children are in the |
cotton fields, but they will all fail in |
as soon rs the cotton season il over.
There were over 900 children at !
tending the city public schools, when
they closed in the summer, and we
predict when they close next sum |
mcr there will be over 800 i'll attend |
nnce.
Having used rongalino extensive
ly, can cordially recommend 1t for !
cases of facial neuralgia, whore
haNp fpunI II tp urnIurp the dies red !