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\ nice rain Oh lat Monday night
Good, but not enough.
Robert Hicks. who started for Texa.
in a scho M e,mc time past Is now
on his W-y back. IL i, too dry down
there cXs<i lor him.
Small gain WAS hurt VERY much by
the dry weather.
Mr.. llOlsworth SAYS that if there had
come a ram two OF three weeks ago
nc would have had auoth.r 1000 boxe.
oi strawberries. \, IT Is now he can
not supply the demand for his best Of
Strawberries.
Corn was looking quite bad before
the rain on Monday evening.
ID. i. Tenant has moved into his
ho'.>", which he Is painting now.
Uncle Geo. Winton'has repaired and
otherwise fixed up hi, barn which WAS
unrOo!cd 10y the wind storm some time
ago, 81 that hn has Il nice barn now.
ID. NJ. Platt Is bsyIng up young
cattle now to feed Tor fall shipping.
Farmers would do vel. to see HIM
before selling elsewhere.
Ms. Dickson and aud Mr.. Claynool
have been on the sick list, but are I'M
proving now.
Ei. NcCunc has purchased Il bran
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AMBOY.

Very warm weather at present.
Amboy l. CRYING for 4 store.
Hay n the union depot, Amhoy.
Polly Brothers are on . trip IVES:
looking up some business matters.
NJ. l.. Chase spent Tuesday III
Franklin.
Constantly cmigrants are calling Tor
things tina; Il store could supply were
there onc here. Cannot someone
come and help us out IN this?
Mr.. J. Sickle, one OF Amboy's
ml!iers. contemplates leaving this
week for his home in Hiawa,ha, Kan
Ms. Goodwin. grandmother 10 Mrs. :
shannon. Is Wis it.rs At tins place.
Miss Wright Sundayed at her home
Cowlc>.
Friends OF Geo. Gray spent Sunday
enjoying the cool shade trees of Ambov.
lUu ask who was in Mr.. B,s straw.
berry patch. Enquire Of the post
and assistant CHArTERBoN.
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COWLES.

IL weather Of the past week has
been Extremely hot until the rain ol
Tuesdsy morning which revived droop
ing vegetation and gladdened the
heats Of the ~,iIIer- Of the soil.
& 7. Clark i building an addition to
his house.
kLsprat' packed his trunk AID
boa. 3eG the train last TuesJay, bound
for I Rockies 10 spend the sum
9. c. Bennett is of again on bust
ness. o. time 10 Mt Pleasant, Iowa.
l.. C.Gilbert started on Tuesnay for
Rich 5usg y. y, his former home. He
expe,4e TO return soon and bring his
ian,ilykith him to make this their
futursbome.
J.J.&nodgrass i. putting the finish.
ing teuehcs Oh the Cowles bank build :
ing tieweek.
The EDITOR o. the Cowle- Herald
made athoTt visit 10 Guide Rock. the
first of H. week.
The rink vii be open for skating on
Monday, July ) during the day and
tor a 1ance at night.
Wm.@Laverty il about to open a
meat r,afket in CDwie-. success 10 him
{. W. lu...r ia- removed h!s family
10 his Summer rc-idcuce adjoining
town. Winfiell occup.c. the building
vacated b. Mr., Fuller.
Two lafgc boy ol oar town met IN
the street one day this week and uu-
dertool 70 settle i difficulty by trying
To exte -miuatc each other. y peace
officer itrrycl Oh the Gene in time 10
prevent hpoi-hed and the loss Of hair
The Jongrccat!onai church Is this
week teins seated with chairs. and
will lie led Gated on sunday. June -.
\ cordial Invitation j. cxtcnlcd To all
To be prose-
Jasper B-'ry took the train for Col
orado "Wednesday morning. Going
to look around a little l.. II.
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The "oIdtn Eagle Efaud il/'
craving closes July > IN. I'm I'D,
thiTd dri"lhE, people hiI'" H = D."
dI'r' h,rtn my r"i,' ~, L",, ~,
nr;on. -. l,,,;m, ,.,r,, -, M,
ge,s ticket, ami ht. 4 chance to viii
one of the four prilcs.
ALL kind, OF second hand niru.,l..
at !. W Warren'- hardware aud au,-
,ion rooms. chicago Ilnbcr
Yard.
INSURE your property with 'nas
Schaiinit. Red Cloud. \eh ,pri
Go TO G.. W. lines for trc-h home
aie candle, cIgars. &c: -.
frr>h h"'ne mace ''"d'' Az. "
o.. o,", I'an.,, 49, v.i~,.,. E.
49, E,naT"nn a. -
&c.,, ..I ..,i. 80 ,.,
I' =" ''.a,,", -. - "'I"'
C"tch III ~ "''','!''' ~ "''''-I" :
ro,or 81 -.LJl, E.,-,..r & A.. Inn.
ri., Ri Gland os.Iv
r..., -
ihi "N' anu '"''o "'' " '
'lnn'"",t> an" everlasting trimmings
'!"'H' ""''S'
lht Ammo! MI''"S company VIII
pay 81 ,rh'> per 'h,i'' Tor I''' Nh'''
'hat VII 'e>' - Or - PONIES II u
HfNEY COOK % has the most
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Money 70 Loan.

Dr.. Schenck ha. been appointed by
the Nebraska and Kansas Farm Loan
Company a their agen; IT Cowle-
Parties wishing loans will do well to
see the doctor. The company i, pre-
pared 10 make loans a, Q per cent. and
IN sums 20 suit. 3g,i
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am prepared to furnish door plates
which for durability. chespEess, beauty
81 design and finish. canno be excel.
Ell. Samples on exhibition q, the
office of TiiE CHEF. Your patronage
respectfully solicited. c. E. WooD. #
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First Day-1hree minute trot for
800. Running race, quarter mile
aud repeat. purse $40.
Second Day-2:4S trot, purse 500
County trot. purse $50. Running race
half mile and repeat, purse eco.
Third Day-Three-year-old trot,
purse s15. Free for all trot, purse 500
Noselty running %race-first to quarter
pot $40; first to half post. SIS.
The prices Of admission 10 the
ground are-single admission % cents:
children from 8 TO Is years old, fifteen
cents; single horse, - cents; double
rig, 80 ccEts.
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Farm Loans

Farm loan, negotiated Farm loans
OF mr, favorable terms. Loans can
lie paid ~ giving - dAys notice With
cut extra Got Loos To- YOU. he-,
interest. and call on me 81 INV Office
Over First National Bank.
ID. u. SFASCGLE-
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Motto

All that want A square meal on shor
notice 20 20 the >,sr restaurant. Warm
meals a, al hours.
tARK WATSON. Proprietor.
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The RED CLouD CHl&
d JUNE Is, 1856.

We are contemplating offering a
premium for the biggest liar In town.
IL might be a mon sy- making scheme
for those who haven't any particular
calling to practice a llttle.-Bi"e Hill
Winner.
Don't do il. dear brother, or you
may have a bigger job paying out
premiums than you anticipated. Com
petition would run high, and the
{ II rvs that would claim the prize
would be legion, We are afraid, IN Blue
Hill.
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Wanted

Al b & Y, Eating house. experienced
dining room girls. No others need
Apply:
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NUPTIAIs.--Onc of the prominent
social events of the season took place
at Rivcrton, on Thursday, June l.. Il
was the occasion Of the marriage Gel
cbratlon ri ou- young and estimab!e
friend, George Young. brother Of Johh
Young Of this city, who was joined III
the holy bonds of matrimony TO Nj
Nellie Outson. one Of Riyerton's
charming young ladies. Mr.. Young
IL well known both in Riverton and
this city, AS is his bride, and THF
CHIEF takes great pleasure in congrat-
ulatinp the happy couple on the event,
and we hope that their Joys and pleas
ures may be many. They will settle
in Red Cloud for the future, where
George will esum his position in
Athow Il iOungs dry goods house.
E.C. WINToN, well known to our
Red Cloud people, a resident here for
many years, but lately of Eivertpn, has
closed put his store there arti..s pur-
chased W. y. Forrc-tcr's store in this
city, and will in the future run that
business. along with a fir,t-cia,S stock
of hardware. Mr.. Ninton i a thor
ough business man ana understands
the wants of the trade ia both lines
that he will deal in, and THE CHEF
notes iIs change of base with pleasure
lie Will occupy Foncstcr's old stand
until the new bank block Is put up.
when he will move into one of the
roOnIS. lHE CHIEF welcome, Mr.
Wint"n and family To- Red Cloud
again. and wishes him prosperity and
success. See his new advertisements
on the first page of to-day's CHIEF.
If President Cleveland COMPLIED
with all requests for Il lock of Ia, hair
his head woul Ice rs bare Il, a billiard
ball m less than "A week. Onc LADY,
from indianapolis has written that she
Is Door, and asks the president t. in
struct his barber IL forward to her all
the hair cut from the executive ncads !
She proposes 10 make this hair into |
Cleveland charms and sell them to |
gentlemen To veal on their watch |
chains. Another person IN Richmond. |
Va, wants the hair 10 stuff Il pin-cush-
made of silk. taken from an old
| nlted States tlag-Ex. I
In Grover Will forward II, a tnft of
his hlr>utc APPENDICES hv mail post
paid. We Will see that i, is propcrlv
utilized. the rats are terrible thick ia
portions of Nebraska.
There l. certainly no sense To-
the indl>criminatc way al lay NJ side
As has been the custom in thi>
CITY. Ii seems IL Us That a sidewalk
at least lihc once in awhile
md not bc laid down like the wcav-
nss of a snake. Especially Is this the
'ase with the walk on Seward stree;
rom Division street 10 G.. y. Ncpan- 1
residence. The walk does not I
in any one instance. but runs
oven the prairie. This is not the
'nly case IN the eat; either. For that
there's hardly a walk tina, i y
nil dawn ri,bt ~ \
ii walks should be put down nnd,r :
he supervision of the street commits
marshal or some one. and no; II
llowed To Toe Land hclter->keltcr all
vei the streets Il should he the 4
usines> nf he council To see that the
'aIks are laid right II We hope tia, b
hey VII attend II it Il
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What True Merit Will Do,

The unprecedented sal. of Bose hee's German S'rip within lew years, has a'tonished the world. It IS without doubt the safest and best remedy C, CT discovered for the speedy and effect ull cure of Coughs, Colds. ani the s-vere't Ling troubles. IL acts on an entirely different principle from the usual preicripti1ns given by Physi- Clans, as It d )es not dry up Gu, ,h and leave the disease still in the sys- tenn, but on the contrary re moves the cause of the trouble, heals the parts affected and leaves them in a purely healthy condition. A bottle kept in the house for use when the diseases make their appearance, will save doc. tors bills and long spell of serious illness. A trial will convince yor of these facts. It is positively sold by all druggists and general dealers in the land. Price, 5 cts,, large bottles.
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Thanksgiving Din,er.

The Connittec oa Thanksgiving Dinner, appointed by the Mite S1- ciety have made the following arrang,- menls:
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Chas. Zeiger is big man. He ha, a big heart and a big reputation, and does big business in Albuquerque His wholes ile liquor house there |, the biggest in tn. southwest and hir pig advertise ncnt ct, b. found in another colinn of thi, paper.
 Gold in large and plying quantities has been found in Daie county, Kan. It assays $Ioo per too Tn gold and sIs in silver. The location is kept a secret and the finders have organized company of capitalists to buy up tEe surrounding farming country.
 In response to telegram from w. Zed. Wilson, of Prescott, Dr. Bran. ren went last Tuesday night to attend Lu;e Wilson, at Prescott Junction, whom he found very low with pneu- m mia. The doctor spent two days with his patient, who WIS mlcl bet ter when he left, with hopes of his uI- timate recovery. The doctor al'> went on Tlurslly to W'lll ms to attend the inf4Dt cljld of C. E Cole, son-in-llw of E. w. PIttmin, II h- baby, eleven months old, ha, been su0f ril 7 for several mo; tn; W ,h lnfllm natl on of the bowels, aud died aoou, 4 O clock tha, morning.
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How Dnes Y,ur Watch Run.

A vltch inDretlEei with m :re.
 sm cannot "keep time" It will vary irregularly, gllniag and los,aI ani stopping, Tn the most aanoylng sort of way. IL ha, been f)ulI that th,s magnetic or electric iailucnce is the direct cause of the "lleer freaks" and unaccouatable behavior of inc watches and IS the secret enemy winch has undermined the reputation and bl.ti :1 the skill of our best watchmakers.
 Giles Bro, X Co. have published a very interesting iittie pampnIet dcs. crlOing the effect of magnetism in watches, wnIch can be had free on application. It also describes the "Aau Magnetic Shield for Watches, which ha, been proved 10 be perfect protection against .he magnetic anu electric influences and Is specially advantaseouiln R tiiydy service where these lah hlenceS are very strong, and will prevent tAe breaS lse of main. spring, In cyclones lad mlgnetl, storms. YJIr jew:l- cal furnish ol procure yoa ttii protection, If not, send 10 Giles Bro. X Co.,, ,the Caicag Jewellers, for de,crlp,lve circul ar, which will be mlll.d free on appiica ton. sII On
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HAS BEEN IN TROUBLE

And has claimed that his life has been in constant jeopardy. The sequel proves that these fears were not with out good grounds, although he wa, possessed of that determined courage nat cost nim his life rather than sub nit so being forced from the country. -J1urnal- Miner.
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The i'arsat ot InsolnniA.

The parent of insomnia or wakeiui
 ness Is ln nlne CdScs out of ten l dys- peptlc stcm tch. Good digestion gives sound sleep, indigestion interfere, with 1t. The brain and Sto n tch sym pathlze. One ol the prominent symp- toms ot weak state of the gastric or ganS IS a disturbance of tn. great nerve entrcpJt, the braia. lnvlgora,e ihe stomach, and you restore equili- brlum 10 the great centre. A nost reliable madicIle f,r the purpose I, Hostctter's StD mach Bitter :, which Is far preferable to niaerAI sed atives and powerful narcotics. which, though they may for a tim: exert soporlfic infiuenCe upon the brain, soon cease to act, and sbly iIjlre the tone of the sto hich. Tn. Btters, on the contrary, restore activity to the op=r- atlons of that all important organ, an1 taeir beaciceat inh i.nce Is re
 fected ia sound sleep aal a tranquil state Of the nervous system. X whole
 some impetus Is likewise given to the action of the liver and bowels by it's use. poyIIm
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ElIeuiilatiSin

Usually settle, In the back or limbs, md often SD completely overpowers It's victims that al business and labor nave 10 be abaad Jued. Our readers should reme nber that Hoods Sarsa- pariila Is not recommended as a posi- tive specific for rheumatism; its pro- prietors doubt if there IS, or can be, such a remedy. But many people who were most sev, rely afflicted, state that they have been positively cured by Hoods Sar,aparilia The disease is of- ten the result of impure bl ,oi hence the power of this great medicine over 1t. Its sucress in many severe cases Justlhrs us in recommending its use tu
 al sufferers from rheumatism. Ioo Doses One Dollar.
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Ex.r,iom Necessary with Coming o' "i'to'

On Tuesday, Oct. I2, 1880. the ro7,h Grand Mon hls distribution of The Louisiana State Lottery came off with i,s accustomed regul 'rity. Tie sum of $,65, 500 went far and near. and this was the result: NJ. 26.4t2 drew the First Capital Prlze of S75. coo; it was sold Tn fifths al ST each; one to Charles J. Hcrrm ,nn, young shingle maker with the L:w'' L, Arms Shiagle and Lumber Co. of Ml'kegon. Mich., pad to hlm ln person; one to Wm. H. Turner, NJ. a36 Randolph st., Chicago, Ill.,, through Southern Express Co. at New Orleans: one to
 l. N. Low, with the N. Dak. Elevator Co.,, Jamestown, Dik., through Lioyds, bankers of Jamestown; one to the London, Paris anI A,ncrlcan Bank, Limited, ot san Francisco, Cal; one paid taronsh Ala nS El. press Co. to d party In New York clty. N. CT .9o8 drew Second CipI. tai of S,5,ooo, also sold in fiths al ST; one to Mrs. Mary Lpsue, through Bank oi Rldeout, Snlth X Co. of Oroviile, Cal; one to Collin Kitchen, No. 3Io 5. Cherry street, watchman With lnc Richmond x Dinyille k. R.. Richmond, Va; one to K NJ. White side, Cisco, Texas, paid Wells, Fargo X Co. s Express; one to Jno. Nj. Man. nins, No. IIo6 9th st., N w., Wash lngton city, b. C. Ca young law stu dent there); one to Arthur II. Burma by, N. S7 North st., Boston, Mss No. I759 drew Thlrd Capital of sIo, ooo, also sold in fiths at ST each, one 10 E. T, B,obltt, Dennis pn, Texss, tnrJugh Merchants x Planters N,t'I BInk ot sherman, Tcxi,; one to c W. ickson, of Brownsville, Tenn. through Southern Express C.; one tu Dow x B yett, M jave, C.,l , trr ,ugn Wells, FIrgo X Co.'S Express; one t. Farmers X Drovers Bank of Louis v,iie, Ky. Tickets N,s. 2o,Iol and 75,3o, drew each Fourth C,ptaI PrIzes of s6,ooo, sold In Nv York fly, CrcasI, San Frlncls %, Garth
 ,se, N. c., and M ,scoutdh, Ill So the wheel oi fortune turns. The next Drawing (the I9oth Grand Monthl, and An Extraordinary Quarterly oacj will take place Dec. I4tn, when the Grand Capital Prlze of SI5o,ooo will be given to some one. M A D uphln, New O:leans, Li., will give all Tn formation on application. Remember the approach of cold weather encour- ages exertion, and try it on.
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Advertising terms made known on appl' cation al the ottce or by mall.
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SATURDAY, NOVEMBER aoIS86
LOCAL M4 TIERS.
N O Murphy, of Prescott, was oI

~ V A'u' Ci 'NS~O''1 "N,' S' tue east bound train yesterIAy. Chss. w. Beach and Csc. R Par. ler passed through here iaNt Wed nesday bound tJr Albuquerque.
 "rOo Doses One Dollar" IS true on iy oi Hoods Sar,apIilid and It IS an unAnswcrsblc argument as 10 strength and economy.
 ]. II Breed has just brought from Si. Lotus car load ot fiae UlO0ded mares 10 put on his ranch about Co miles south oI Winsiow.
 Jas, Hughes internal revenue col. lcctOr for this district, was ip town Wednesday and Thurs la attending 10 business connected with bis oihce.
 The Sons of Veteran; will meet at C.. A. R, Hall next Friday night at 7 o'clock, and the Women's Relief CJrls, at the same place, next SItur- uAy afternoon at } clock.
 Rev. N. l., Guthrie will preach to- morrow morning at II o'clock and in tae eVeang al : U cock at C. A. k Hall. Sunday school at 10 o'clock Tn the morning at the same place.
 We are happy 10 state that John NJ Cullun, who was so severel; ln- iured by logs rollIns over him al the mill al out three weeks ago, Is rapidly recovering under the Skllliu. treatment of Dt. Cornish.
 Ernest Meyers of the firm oi Low enthAl X Meytrs, the enterpnSing wholesale hqIor merchants, of Abu- qu rque, came up on Thursday to vl,it ms many friends and custom. IS along the lIue Ot the railroad.
 w. Hiil ads moved his large flock Of she, p to hls winter range north of the San Francisco mountains, and was II town all week laying iu supplies Dy tue wagon load. He says tine best to be had Is good enough for hIn.
 ". II. Dunn, of Los Alamos, Santa Barbara county, Cal, wa, in towa on Tuesday, looking around with lh- view of possibly settling here. H: b visiting hls brother, Lyman, at Stone man Lake.
 In this issue We publish the card of pr, T. Burgess, wholesale and retail druggist at Albuquerque. The Doc tor is an old Illinois physician of ma ny years experience, and has come west to lend his abilities and practical knowledge to the western city of rail roads, Albuquerque.
 Rev. G II. AdImS, superintendent Of Nj. E. missions in Arizona, gave our citizens a treat Tn the way of two exceilent.sermonS last Sunday at G. 4. R. HIi. Mf. Adams intends to build church here, and he will succeed for he has never failed yet Tn such an un. dertasing.
 Colonel Barney HarmSen, whs has been with us for ihe past five months, left on Thursday for Pnenix with hi, youngest son. During hi, stay in our m ,untain town MT. Hirmsen has erected some four or five fine brick buildings for various parties, which are credit to his workmanship and 10 the town.
 w. C. Byrne, so we'll known for many years throughout Arizona as travelling for the clothing house of B. Triedlander, was in town for few days this week representing Gordan Bros, merchan: tailors, of San Fran. CISCO. Billy is practical cutter and filter himself and can therefore guar antee fit. He left op Thursday for Prescott.
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WASHINGTON Is convul,ed with an. other great scandal. It seems that the chief of police, in order to force a lib- eral appropriation through congress for the support ot the force, instructed his men to watch tho movements and private lives of congrsssmen, and re- port to hin all damaging facts. This he denies, and the trial of the case is still going on.
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Sub. cribers to this paper w,l confer ia. yor by sending notice of any irresularIty, in its delivery, 10 this office.
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COMMITTEES:

Solicitors. M -sdlm.s Hoxwo-th, Berry and Ramsey and Mir. Peru Dagss,
 Table Con. -Me'da nes Rins v Dltt0n, Berry. Sc,rb>r,ugh. G ithrie. Gibson. Hicks, H>xworth.
 Waiting C,m.-MiSse' Josie Swift ger, Lonra Hovworth, Lille and len. nie Beale.
 DiSh Washers. Misses Susie and Minnie RnnIev, Susie Taylor. Id RonSo', Cora Gr,h,n. Alice G;bsnN, Annie Frye, M,gyi- Brl,ncr
 Com. to Arrange Hail.-Me>srs. R, W Bell, Trunk Rrnlcy, IoNn C.. Tinker, B,jn B',,k. T,rom. ?. Ford Elmore H)xwnr'h, G,ors- Brothers, Lee Norris, II. ]. Wilson.
 Com. to Glther Provisions. Miss Jennie Bcale and Mr. F. 5. Wilcox.
 Con. to Secure Hall. Mrs. Berry and Mrs. Dltton.
 Dinner wilI be given on Wednesday evening at c. A. R. Hall. Tabl. will be supplied with fresh oysters, turkey, chicken, etc. Admission, 7s cents; children, half price, which in cludes supper.
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A BLOODY DEED
C. P. Stanton Shot Down in Cold Blood While Stated
 In His House.
Three Mexicans Commit The Deed, One of Whom was Killed ana Two
 of them Escape.

Another chapter of blood has been added to the already crimson pige of the history of Antelope Creek, in the Weaver mining district, in which two men were killed. Tne place for a number of years has been foul blot on this county and territory on ac- count of the deeds of blood which have been enacted there, ani it |, hoped that this one may prove to be the end of series,of m lrdcr, by the breakln, up oi the gag wacl inic'ts the place. The tragedy of which we now write occurred on Saturday night last, N)vemb; 1T I5th, one Of the vic 'ims being C. P, Stanton, we'll knowo resident of thls county, the other being
 ONE OF HIS SLAYE2S
 A Mexican, supposed to be Clsto Ll- cero, who made an attempt on Stan tons life four years ago for an alleged ! insult to his sister. Bit little plrlic ulars have yet been received of the tragedy, but from d conrier who ar rived early yesterday morning to mo- tify the officers ana from telegra n sent by J. H. Hamilton, 1t Is learned that on Saturday night, d liitie after six o'clock, three MexlcanS arrived there and asked the way to Wainu, Grove, saying they had tr ,in ol pics animals en route to that camp. A, thls tune MT. S;aut)n wl' seated 1t q table in his store reading, the COnver sa,ioa being directed tb his employee nlmcd Kelly. S.int1l ol h:lring th-, conversation called out, "come in, ;" "come m, when two f tine NJ :xican> catered an imnei lat-ly
 OPENED 4 FUSlLADE
 At both Stanton and Kelly The for mer received three shots Tn the breast one of them passing through his hcarl killing him instantly. Kelly then pui out the lights when the Mexicans re- treated firing as they went. K-lh procured riff. and shot througl tn window, killing one of the murdcrers supposed to be the leader. The re- port that Lucero is the man arrested on charge of attempting to ktll Slan- ton few months ago is erroneous. that being Pedro, father of Clsto. A; the time of that attempt Stanton Dl,imed that Cisto Lucero was also one of the parties, but he nude his escape. C. P. Sttn.on, the murdered nan, WIS a native oi Ireland, about iorty-ive year, of age, ali was man # good natural abilities and of fine edicatioa. He had travcled all over the world nearly, and spoke French and Spanish almost as hucntly as he dld his native tongue. He has re- sided in this territory since 1869, a great portion of the time at Antelope where he was killed For long time he possessed great influence over the Mexican population there but oi ater years
 | HAS BEEN IN TROUBLE
 And has Claimed that his life has been in constant jeopardy. The sequel proves that these fears were not with out good grounds, although he va, possessed of that determined courage that cost nim his life rather than sub nit so being forced from the country. Journal. Miner.
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