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Columbia River N. f. Conference.

The Columbia River Nj. E. confer
ence which met at Spokane Falls,
completed its session on the Goth in
slant, when Bishop Walden read the
following appointments for the en-
suing year:
SPOKANE DIsTRICT-M. s. ANDERSON, P. E
Cheney circuit-G. E. Wilcox.
Colfax-J. W. Bluett.
Colfax circuit-T. A. Towner.
Cotton circuit-W. J. White.
Davenport circuit. II. Shep-
paid.
Moscow circuit, Idaho-James
Greenshade.
Palouse circuit-W. B. Carithers.
Rockford circuit-Theodore Hoas-
land.
Spokane Falls-S. W. Richards.
Spokane circuit-M. Nj. Waltz.
Sprague-J. w. Hill.
President Spokane college-R. E.
Bisbee.
wALLA wALLA De TRCT-LEvI TARR, p. f.
A>otin circui' H. W. Waltz.
Cen erviilr, On .-Decolnu.
Dayton-J. Z. Richmond.
Eureka Flat circuit William E
Hill.
Grangeville circuits, Idaho-James
G. Letter.
lila circuit-D. E. George
Lewiston, Idaho-W. s. Turner.
Milton circuit, Oregon W. L.
kOOn'z.
Pa;aha circuit z K Heirzman.
P".neroy circuit. j Wh,comb.
W .l,sbur. CIR uii-N. f Parsons.
Villa Walia-D. Il. 5 ROM.
W.,iia W ala cir:ui:--S. NJ. Driver.
Missionary ard general educ.,iiun-
al agent. JAS. II. Wilbur
President OF the Columbia river
conference academy-W. A. Hail.
DALLEs DIS, STEPHEN GAscoIGNE, P E.
Adams circuit, Oregon, Henry
Rasmus.
Alkali circuit, Oregon. George C.
Roe.
Bickelton circuit, James w. Helm.
EIlensburg circuit, Henry Brown.
Fossil circuit, Oregon, Frank L.
Young.
Goldendale, John Wren.
Heppner circuit, Oregon, c. NJ.
Bryan.
North Yakima, Richard Fysh
Pendleton, Oregon. j. G. Kirk
man.
Prineville, circuit, Oregon, Ira
Wakefield.
Simcoe Indian mission, Frank r.
Spaul0ins, preacher in charge, T.
Pearne and George Waters, assist
ants.
The Dalles, Oregon, w. c. Gray.
Waldron circuit, Oregon, G. w.
Strong.
Wasco circuit, Richard Barrett.
H. X. Hines, editor Pacific Chris
tian Adrocate.
Erastus Smith, missionary to Utah.
John w. Bennett, E. NJ. Tower,
John Hosking and Duncan j. Frew,
missionaries to Montana.
John F. Naugle was transferred to
the Oregon conference.
The Big Bend mission, the Che
walah mission, and Murray, Idaho,
Steptoe, Lewiston, Wallula, Maren-
60, Echo and Pilot Rock circuits are
to be supplied.
The Conference voted to hold the
next annual session at Lewiston,
Idaho.
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1885-07-24

from the Second District. The frs,
case is Leonard VS. the Territory, fol
argument to-day.
Tue case No. 429, Lemon vs.. Wa.
terman Il ka;z, is placed at the too,
of the Second District cases by stip-
ulation of counsel.
L. c. Meacham Arms Company VS..
Swar;z ct al, heretofore argued and
submitted; The Court now rendered
its opinion by Wingard, j, reversing
the judgment of tue District Court
Fourth D.stricD and demanding the
cause to that Court for further pro
ceedings.
No. All. E. Budd vs.. Walla
Walia Publishing Company, hereto
fore argued and submitted; judy
ment reversed and cause remanded.
Opinion of the Court per Greene, C..
J.
Leonard VS.. the Territory; motion
to dismiss writ of error herein; ar
gued by n. S. Potter, Prosecuting
Attorney, for defendant in error, and
denied. Argument on the merits
proceeding with Beebe End Yocum
Tor plaintiff i'll error and n. s. Por-
ter for the Territory.
Edward j. Dawne, who was ap
poiuted Monday U. S. Judge for tine
district OF Alaska, is a lawyer Of
Oregon. Is said to be the author of a
code OF legal procedure in that
State. Baron Atkins, appointed
marshal for the district Of ALASKA, is
n.tive anu residen; of E mir., n
Y. He Is lawyer by profession
aud has never been active III politia-.
NJ. ID. Il Ill. appoin'+d Un.'''u
states A'i.r"e! for A'a-ka, ~.
Jud III Montgomery County.
Ala anna, aud was appointed 4 j.
i,c"r vi The port Of Snka, \ asks
by President Hays, and ie'a.o' d
thai , flee under PIE silent Arri!u,.
1t - sad that his appoiuti1.n; al
Un;'cd states Attorney was made
Oh recommendation Of George WI
liam Curtis aud Carl Schurz.
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Thurston County
TEACHERS
ltitQte and Examination.

TIME Board of Examiners will meet in
i the Public School House, on Wedn9s-
day, August 18th, at 8 A. NJ, for the purpose
OF examining candidates for teachers GER
tificates.
The Teachers Institute is generally rec
ognized by educators as al indispensable
agency in the improvement Of our ele-
lIent ny schools. Legal provision has
been made in our Territory for their es-
Enlistment and support, but considering
our state of finances the Superintenden nj
has decided not to ask for an apprOpria-
ton for the present year. We urge the
cooper alton OF experienced teachers. that
results may prove interesting and bene-
fetal. All teachers who intend to be pres
ent are requested to SO inform us Ms soon
rs possible, and to be present at the open
ing of the session Tue.day. August 18th,
at 8 A. M, in the Public SchOol-hOuse. As
sistance will be given teachers in procur
ing boarding places.
p. c. HALE,
Thurston Co. School Superintendent.
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Sherif's Sale.
Territory of Washington, ss
County of Mason.

Territory of Washington, ss.
County OF Mason.
TN the District Court of Washington Ter
ritory and for the Second Judicial
District thereof, holding terms at Olym-
MIA for the counties OF Thurston and Ma
son.
Mary NJ. Miller.
vs.. Decree Of foreclosure
a; Sd. rheips al" and order Of sale.
Defandants.
BY virtue of a decree and order of sale
made and enter1 d i'll the above entitled
cause and Court, on the Goth day of De-
cember, A. d. 1884, a copy of which has
heeu issued and certified to me by the
Clerk of said Court under the seal thereof.
bearing ate the 9th dav of July. A. ID.
1885. for the sum OF y 0 gold coin
per month, from the Goth day Of Decem-
her A. ID. 1884, and the further sum of
$2S SO costs. and also the increased costs
thereon, l, William CaliOw, Sheriff OF Ma.
son county, Washington Territory, will,
on Sstu, day, the 18th day of August. A. ID.
1885, at the hour of one o'clock ?. NJ. of said
day, Mt tho front door Of the Courthouse
i'm Oakland, in the county of Mason. said
Territory, sell at public auction TO the
highest bidder for cash, the following de-
6criteu real estate, situated, lying anu De-
ing in Mason county, Washington Terri
tory, and particularly described as fol-
lows to-wit: Lots six 90 and seven 90
and the southeast quarter OF the southeast
Qli.irter Of section ten QW, township twen-
~ (xU) north of range three (O west; also
lot one % in section fifteen tl5). tow IL
ship twenty 60 north, range three (0
west; ais ;, that cert.iI. parcel OF ia,d.
com. nencing at the northwest Corr ca ~
tho southwest quarter OF the northwest
quarter OF section fourt, en- u4) tom
ship twenty north (HO NJ, of range
thru (3) west. running thence ate
e,s, TO point OF tut, rsectlOn with u
cree K In said ~ ction tom teen, thence toi-
I.,w,ur the cu,l. Sc OF said creek To- he
mnin channel OF Swindie's cove. the'c :
4. l:uwina; sand cove To place I'll beginning,
saiI tarcciS or tracts OI land c,iittiE .,iv
in q one hundred and eighty sever anu
Z, -;c0 acres 1851 1u-lUO). together with al
and singular the tiIenelt>, her.d, ia
merls and appurtenances, thereun'" be-
lnryiny or in auvwlse appeitain.ng.
Sid property is taken and sold ~ the
property of A. s. J. and 5. +. Phelps, de-
PENDANTS.
Dated at Arcadia, Mason county. w. T.,
this I4th day of July, A. ID. 1886.
WILLIAM CALLOw,
Sheriff of Mason county, Washington
Territory.
j. c. McFADDEN. Attorney for Plaintiff.
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VIZ, ,,1n,, =, ai rharssaa esursy
WI hoiu Their regular Aususs, Inn1'
..,s.,s'n ~ the Avsil'sr's osilre, IL III ynssl~'
W u, tsslnnIss sn Msnsisy, abe ~ iss
of August, isss q. M Man,pe9 Wy
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Summons.

Summons.
TERRITORY OF WASHINGTON,
County of rhurston. S.
In Justice Court before N. Crosby. J. p.
Mary J. Burmister, Executrix Of
the last will of Charles Burmis-
ter, deceased,
Plaintiff,
c. W. Manvill and Geo. c. Israel,
Defendants.
To Z. w. Manvill:
You are hereby notified that the above
named plaintiff has filed a complaint
against the above named defendants, in
said court. which will come on to be heard
at my office, in Olympia, on the 22d day
Of August. A. ID. 1855. at the hour of one
o'clock NJ, and unless you appear and
then and there answer, the same will be
taken as confessed against you. and the
demand Of the plaintiff granted. The OBJ
ject and demand ofsaid complaint is to re.
cover the sum Of forty dollars. due plain.
if from defendants. for rent of office.
rooms in the Burmeister building, in
Olympia. in said county and Territory.
Complaint filed July IA 1885
N. CIR Shy, Up.
FRANCIS HENRY, Plaintiffs Attorney.
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Wool! Wool! Wool |!

TAM ready 10 buy. al the highest mar.
ket price, all n,erehaniabls Wool, II
the / y l. Commission House.
|. j, A. SllysBY.
June 5, 1855.
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9ru 9duertise
A. W. THOMPSON, N. o.,
Physician and Surgeon,

ftRADU ATE University of New York,
" 1880 late Of Medical College Nova
Scotia, also Rotunda Lyingin Hospital,
Dublin, and London Hospital, England.
observation-disclosures of Nervous Sys-
tenn and Diseases of Women and Child
rem.
Office on Main st. between Fifth and
Sixth.
OLYMPIA JULY "a, 1885. tt
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IrvEHybpDy wi.hins q clear Ssliu>ae
Ia e"ntfle sien sboaid use Chilssn 6SSw
iisss. u asgsssss. and fssshens ne sSIa
fs"sose. Ian sna snn',s,sn. and ssts Nes
posslbis ;. detect ~ u-c, Wafsssi.,J -
fecsiy harmless. hsld by ali dsus~ ~
90 by the AsnufscsaFer~. john ~ UcIi1
a 90. t,Suxuists, Portland, (lvS1rS.
Mail orders psomsais attended 70. 49,
80 ceuts.
Apfit O. taNS Am
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JomS Roach the famous ship
builder. made an assignment last
Saturday. to G.org- W. Quintard
aud George E Weed, with prefer.
snoes Of about 9l2l.O QUO.
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Tue Deputy Internal Revenue
Colicc.orsbip for the Eastern par.
of the Oregon district has been
conferred upon R. II. Todd, of
Cheney,
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For Sale.

TIME SloopJERSL Y LILY Al tons rec
i lister. WIN email boats and 81 ifs.
Enquire Of c. ETHERIDGE.
Olympia. July II. 1856. u
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Tn order 20 Keep ran Of my ssgAIvs, Z
y heFesy give indies thai l sili ma | =
'''' ~ JclM TEtasn0
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1885-03-13

n Trio of Dyna miter~ Experime nttng With
. Newly Invented Infernal Machine for
Use By Anarchists. Socialists. Nihiii>ts
and Their Kindred Spirits.
HUNTINGTON, Pa, March 2.-Three
men, two Of their names unknown, but
evidently German and American; the
third \ Frenchman giving the name OF Al.
Faurnand, who has but recently arrived
from Paris, have for several days been
experimenting In secluded portion Of
the Diamond Valley with machinery for
the more certain use Of nitro-glycerine
and other highly explosive compounds.
The trio quietly took their departure
westward on yesterday afternoons
train. The American had been here with
. party in December last, who At that
time made several tests OF : compound
called nitro petroline, but on this occa-
sion neither be nor the German could be
induced to engage In conversation. The
Frenchman, however, in order 70 secure
necessary information, was induced to
conhde. though gusrdedly, in two or
three persons He claimed to be the In
IGHtQl Va A4IE A48I0tlRClI nI was
testing, and when perfected,
will receive an immense sum OF money
for II from the Nihilists OF Russia. The
Internationalists In Germany and France
and dynamiters in America The con-
trivance consists Of n wick saturated
with a highly innammabie wax and
coiled concertically ON a roller 1t Is
uncoilcd by . spring which In turn Is
governed by = clock work gearing
The part last unwound burns With
. fash, igniting the explosive with
which 1t communicates. The time Is
controlled BY the length OF the wick or
fuse, the object now being to regulate its
burning. which had been very nearly &C.
complished, as several very satisfactory
explosions were secured. The American
and the German are agents Of the socic-
ties that employ Mr.. Faurnand, and are to
report on the results They 20 from
here 10 Pittsburgh, and from there to
Cincinnati and Chicago.
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six DAYS ON WHEELS.

beginning Of the Sx Days Roller skating
Tournament nc Madison square Garden.
New York-The Contestants
NEw York, March Madison Square
Garden was llled last night BY large
number Of people TO witness the opening
OF the six days. roller skating tourna-
ment. The hall presented brilliant ap-
pcarance. most Of the decorations which
had been put up for the Arion ball last
Monday being left, and the pleasing effect
being heightened by long rows Of electric
lights. Among the entries for the long
distance skating are: Eugene Maddons,
OF Boston; Chas. Walton. G. ID. Claxton !,
J. X. Meyer. NJ. y. Calhoun. OF
New York; J.. w. Irish,
Of Newport, X. T.; G. A. Johnson,
OF d rooklyn; Albert Shock, OF Chicago;
J. Robinson, Of Brooklyn; A. X. Smith,
G. ii. sim, J. ID. Phillips. OF New York;
w. Boyett, Of Port Jervis, N. ~; J. w.
Allen, OF New Haven; Jno. Elcks,
Charles Eagan, OF New York; Frank
Hart (colorcd), OF New York; II. Ward,
OF Chicago; Jno. Goodwin, Of New York;
Jacob Small, II New York; r. "A. WEIGH,
Of Jersey City, and Jno. Goodwin, Of
New York.
At the start some went on nj break
neck pace, while others took things cas-
lily, knowing the long journey before
them. The first mile was covered BY
Small In five minutes; WEIGH was second,
aud Irish third. Small did six miles In
thIrty-two minutes and thirty seconds.
At one o'clock the score Of the five
leaders stood; Small with twelve miles,
one lap; Ellis, eleven miles, six laps;
Shock, eleven miles, one lap; WEIGH,
eleven miles; Robinson, ten milss, seven
laps.
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Rosss's latest scheme for IIarrss<ing the
nritish and Extracting the HArd-Earned
Money Prem the Pockets ~ t1is Fellow
Coantrymen and Women
CHICAGO, In, March According
20 a circumstantial narrative In the
Inter- Ocean this morning Fenian or
ganixatIon has neen revived in this
country and an actual movement been
put on foot 70 organize two or more
full regiments OF 1000 mcn each for
service In the Soudan 10 operate with the
Mahdi against the British. This Is based
upon the following order, copy Of
which has been forwarded 70 several
commanders Of Fcnlan councils In this
city.
HEADQrARTErs FESfAN. BRoruERHooD.
so Duane street. NEw YORK. February. =
lSs5--A meeting OF the ccnters u circles
represented in the following named cities
viii be holden NJ their respective head.
quarters A. early as may be before she .oth
inst. 10 take such measures ~ may De neccs-
sary 20 organize each their quota Of 90 men
for an Irish brigade for active service In
Egypt In the interest Of the Mahdi In his
organization the names OF the organization
will be fcrwa ded TO the Heekman street OF
nee In New nDrk. care OF jeremiah ODono-
van Rossa: New York. 30 men: Philadel-
phia. 900 men; Boston. 200 men. Buffalo. 90
men: Chicago. so men Your circle viii take
Immediate measures 20 raise for it, CON-
tingent the sum OF 100000. which sum Il Will
forward by ofiicer In temporary command
OF men. Each man az your quota must be
guaranteed by the center Of the city whence
he comes. Married men will not be accepted
lSlgnedl WILLIAM H. HAN1LTox,
Secretary Council fenian brotherhood
The article processes to give the names
of the prominent ex-officers Of the Union
and Confederate armies. as having been
commissioned to service as officers OF the
brigade, and General Fitz Hugh Lee. Of
Virginia, v named as probable comman-
der Of the brigade. II Is declared that
the quota from this city has already been
organized, and the money raised, and that
the men will all have left for the East
within the next two weeks. II Is claimed
that MarsciIles, France, viii be the prob
able rendezvous, prior 70 leaving for
Egypt
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LATE NEWS ITEMS.

In the Senate on the % great dea. Of
business was transacted, the principal
work being upon the appropriation bills,
several Of which were mot only much BE-
hind hand in being considered, but the
two Houses were also 1t variance upon
many provisions. The conference COM
mittees were kept bnsy all day,
and each body seemed to hold
out stubbornly. On the Post-ofiice
bill the House refusal 70 accede
70 the ocean mail appropriation was the
subject Of much discussion Mr.. Van
Wyck denounced the appropriation Is .
subsidy. There was an animated dis
cussion upon che Oklahoma question and
also upon the river and harbor bill Up
70 an early honr the Senate Wa still peg
ging away with problematical chance
OF getting through with all the ur-
gent bills pending.----...In the House
but little was done except 70 dis
agree upon some OF the Senate amend
ments. and to agree upon Others Con-
ference committees were kept very busy,
and the Republicans would refrain from
voting in order to break a quorum and
thus prevent action on the contested cleo
tion cases. The House sat until an early
hour the morning Of the 9Th.
The President elecf called on the Presi-
dent on the "a.
GENERAL GRAMS condition Il reported
slightly improved
THrRTY-sIx persons were killed in a
collierv explosion at Sunderland, Eng,
on the 3D..
MRS ELIZA BLAINE WALKER. the only
sister Of James q. Blaine, died at Balti-
more. Nd, ON the "a.
IHvISo Hall and the County Democracy
Of New York sent dcieg alton |. 500 strong
70 the Inauguration.
DURING The Forty -eiatth Congress :. 2s6
bills and 3i5 joint resolutions were intro
duced.
A PROTESTANT church in Donegal Coun-
ty, ireland, was destroyed by dynamite
on the 3D.
ALL OF the Cabinet officers placed their
designations in the hands Of President Ar
thur on the ID
A coURr-MARTIAL has been ordered 70
try General Hnzen, ON che charge OF con-
duct prcjudiciai 10 good order and milf
tary discipline. Meanwhile General Haxcn
has been suspended, Captain Mills acting
as Chief Signal officer.
ITALY still holds the Red Sea, and asks
the other powers what they are going to
do about IL
Mr. ARTHUR will remain In Washington
several weeks a. the guest of.Mr. Frcling-
huysen.
TEE crowd jim Washington at the In
auguraticn was simply enormous and
lodging places commanded ''lsnd Office
dgures.
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ALI the high dignitaries o. China have
been summoned % Pekin 20 give their
opinions as TO the expediencyo OF continuing
the war with France
THE Secretary OF the Treasury regrets
the action Of the House ON the silver
question.
TWENTY companies Of troops now COM
prise General Hatch's command in Indian
Territory, and pickets win beplaced along
the line 70 keep the boomers out.
On the 2Sth the "Gridiron Clnb,D COM
posed Of Washington correspondents, gave
banquet, the Vice. President -elect being
among the guests.
An article published In Chicago paper
states that the Fenian organization has
been revived In this country and that an
actual movement has been put on foot to
organize two or more regiments to operate,
with tine Mahdi In the Soudan against the
British.
TIE Crow reservation Of Dakota has
been opened TO settlers.
TAxNAxy's contingent. 1000 strong,
went to Washington 70 witness the inaugu-
ration
The proposed duty on maize was re-
jected by the French Chamber OF Deputies.
FoR the 6rst quarter in the fiscal year
the deficiency In the postal service was
was =. 06S.2a0
ISthe Reichssag, on the I'd, Bismarck de-
clared that Germany would never consent
TO the annexation OF Egypt by England.
A soRrrE was made recently by the gar
rison Mt Kassaia against the Mahdi's men.
and they were repulsed by the rebels with
heavy loss
mons. Labouchere, Radical, vigorously
denounced the course the Government was
pursuing In the Soudan at present.
The police at Albany. n. Y, on the
lookout for cranks around the Towner
mansion, Mr.. Cleveland's abode. arrested
two detectives on the I'd, who were subse-
quently released.
On March lst the total outstanding debt
OF the United States was 81. ~. SsS'a50. OF
which amount $l,l96, l4s.000 Is interest
bearing debt
On the ID the Senate passed the bill for
IN additional grant 90 the New Orleans
Exposition. making the amount 500, 900,
and giving $4,000 for the woman's De-
pnrtment
SUPPLEMENTARY treaty with Spain
has been concluded. The principal changes
are the provisions that the reduction Of
duties on cigars and tobacco shall be TWEEN
ty per cent, and the reduction in the
grade of sugar for free admission from
No. l6 Dutch standard to No. 10 Dutch
standard
DrRIxo the winter months Of 1SS4-Ss,
just passed, Cincinnati packed 3Ss, 435
hogs, against AL the previous season
DrRIxG February the decrease in the
public debt was 81. 1875; decrease since
June 30, 1851. 50, 6.sSj.
The total coinage at the minis during
February was Sa.lss. 700, OF which $780,
900 were standard dollars.
THE receipts OF revenue from all sources
for the eight months Of the current fiscal
year were <2f1 .095, 19), or nearly so, 0oo. 900
less than for the corresponding eight
months In 1884, while the expenditures for
me eight months Of this year were Ss.joo.-
600 more than in 1854.
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A TERRIBLE CRIME.

That May Lead 20 serious Ccnsequenees
Among the Residents ef the Nexic.n-
American Frontier
LAREDO, TEN, March e.-CaptsiD
David Lovely arrived in Laredo last night
from his sheep ranches in Dimmitt Coun-
", and brings the FIRST account Of one Of
the coolest biooded triple tragedies ever
known on this frontier
Last week eight Americans, armed 70
the teeth, rode up 20 one Of Iovely's
sheep camps, and asked the Mexican in
charge, named Flores. 70 guide them %
. certain point In that section. Flores
readily complied. AZ the party
rode away. Flores overlook one OF his
shepherds, whom he directed 20 XIII .
couple Of goats, and prepare = good sup
per for the party. saying they would re-
turn In the evening. The shepherd did
as directed, ana five Of the Americans
returned az shutdown, partook OF sup
per. and then rode 20 . neichborinc
sheep camp, two miles away, and forci-
bly, carried away the three Mexican herd
ers. The American bandits then mys-
tcriously disappeared.
Friday last Captain Lovely instituted
4 search for his missing hcrders, and
found their three bodies hanging in = g.
cluded thickct some miles distant Nc
reason is known for this terrible butch.
cry. The Mexicans had been In the en-
ploy Of Lovely for q number Of years, and
bore excellent regulations
CarrixO Springs, the scene OF the re-
cent combat between Mcxicans and
Americans, Is the county seat os Dimmis
County, but the three murdered Mexi
cans were in no way connected with that
raid.
Serious trouble II certain 70 result
from this indIscriminate killing Of Mexi
cans.