The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1886-01-26
A DAYS RECORD.
CriminaIlties and Casualties
Caught in and Around the
City BY the BrazOs.
Niiiian Presley tInd Play In
the waco saloon Wiie
heater Arrested.
sId Nishnp to an Ola CitiIpT
charges Against an
OniCrr, Etc


saturday night about 100 u'olo,k.
f MIR Dennis Murphy bartender boo th,
/ Waco saloon, corner Mar, and
. l.ighlhstrcci-, nid down on hil
] hard table 60 take uup While U.s.
ing there, one VIM. nrc--ly went
/ through hi- pockets aud took ~
I thcr'lrom several men iu lhr -n-
/ Don saw prcs-Iy take the money out
of Murphys pocket, but 1t -ocm-
nothing WI, sHid about NJ M the time.
/ Albert Cline, nephew OF Mr. Muir
phys, took 'rc--lN outside aud told
. him hc saw hun take thc money out
Of hi, uuclc's pocket, and advised
him To give IL up, or there would br
trouble. Irc-,ly denied taking the
money. and some words passed be-
tW,ru him aud young Cline when
the former hit the latter Cline then
struck nj l'rcs,iN WithH billiard enc.
but hc wurdcd,ull the blow, and gath.
cred cue Himself and dealt The
Dung man most terrific Heb over
the skull, rUtIue % severe gu-h.
About o'clo,h officers Lowry aud
\mmOuctt were "put on to the uc.
"urrcncc, aud they went To-
Pro,iN- room Go arrest him
hrr,-N was 100 bod. and
when the officers told him what they
anne TOR hc attempted tu draw 20 pi..
ol, which WIS under the pillow
L-WN caught u- hand and stopped
i'm. l'rc,-lry wu- searched nuI $40
and Some cents wa, found uu hl. per-
ON lie WAS locked up iu the o,n
'ou-c, and yc,tcrdu, murnIun trans
TERED 20 the county JAIL
Two complaints have been made .
before lu.ice Il W. Davis against
PRESLEY. One for robhiug aud the .
other tor assault with intent To muir. .
der.
On SUNDAY Young Cline was walk !
ing about in the city, but YESTERDAY |
he was suffering very much from the /
effects of the wound, and % physician I
wa. called TO see him Ii b. now .
thought The wound ID dangerous, 70.
Tue cut h. in the front scam ut the
skull aud the young man wu- ,lIli
very SICK late yesterday afternoon
WIFE HEATER ARRESTED.
Late Saturday night officer Lowry
vas notified thrtn big noise wa- be-.
NJ made on South Third street lust
IcNl door to TuE EXAMINERS old of
cc lie went down there and stood
u front OF the huliiug soon IN. 1
'urd some one Dur-lug amt swearing. I
mi the appeals of woman nui a
llldrcn begging their father not to
lurdcr them. Then hc heard fl
mu's voice, who said. "l will Kill =,
lc last & ii Il II one otyou. MIR. %
owry rushed in the house aud the (,
IAN had Just raised hi. huudto strike >.
be- woman, when the officer caught a
i'm, and saved her from receiving a
ic blow. Lowry then arrested the T.
nam and locked him up in the rnn- %
Dose, ana Yesterday he was rouycycd
the Jail 4
The mans name is Tom Rcgau, aud n
, has figured in the police court be- ~
re. Sometime last spring. while Al
~ family lived ON Franklin street.
cyan got drunk and abused hi- wife. n
lc then attempted to commit ,liridc. "A
IT prompt action ON the part of a
ly ,icinn saved her life Reagan has N
zen nj work in Temple Tor some in
me, and only came home saturday T.,
ght. VI
a complaint was made against Tom ~
gan Tor assault, aud he will II.
We a hearing before Justice Davis 4i
is morning. Mrs. Regain mnic mi
@ complaint aud asked that Reagan
placed under II pcaoc bond.
A SAD MIsHAp. vi
Mr. j. W. Crippeu brings TuE EN- No
uNER the intelligence of o sad mis- \
p which bcicll our much houorcd go
citizen, MIR. Sam Mcclellan, ON 10
iday evening last, at his home near hiI
est station. Mr. Me. had been out pl,
ling, and ON returning home hr WI
mt To di-mount from his horse and ulI
LEFT foot hung in the -lirrup he rec
4 let the bride rein 20 aud wa, lo
NJ his hands to free his foot, when iu'
= horse started oil aud Mr. Me fell ne
his iHcc The animal commenced tine
nping and Kicking and ran ,Omc scr
tanoc before MIR. Mes foot became lh'
g from the ,tirrup. When he did 90
ONE flee he attempted 10 walk, lih
found that his left Knee had been ma
located, besides receiving several ms
Ks on the DOdy aud n severe bruisc
his face. Mr. Me, was resting easy I
terday aud Mr. Crippeu, who is u
son-in-law, came TO the city after shy
air OF crutchcs for him to walk on. Tau
lr Mcclellan is old in age, but dir
ing in body aud spirits, aud he win TIM
allow little hurt from horse Of
I he has owned for fifteen years, tina