The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1889-06-01

/ At-sO nD1'S ~ I>AhElHg DlllLoS. tilab6E
was not welcomed as enthusiastically as he
thought he should have been. and on leav-
g the place drew his siX-shooter. Walk
| ing across the street, he began firing and
at the door-klob of the dance house, Just
to scare the girls, as he said. Shines re-
sented by coming cut with a Winchester
ard shooting McAllister through the right
lung.
Then Shines concluded that he had better
go away from there at ouce, so he jumped
on the back Of the nearesR horse and rode
out OF town. The horse happened to be
| Bucher's.
The other marshals organized posse and
forty miles north of here they overlook
Stlnes. Shines did not survive the over
| taking. Butcher got his horse again. 1t
had been ridden almost as near TO death as
the thiof rode. McAllistsr lived long
enough to learn that Stlnes was dead aad
buried. Then be died.
Opposite b aaver City, in the neut~a al strip
OF the Ihdi territory, little creek flows
into Beaver river. 1t is known as the
Mexican Arroyo. One day, when Beaver
City was first settled, party of hunters
went over into the sand hills to shoot
prairie chickens, which were then numerous.
o. the banks of the little stream the
found the body Of a man but recently dead
| DE was dressed ia the garb, and had the
features and general appearance of a citizen
of Mexico L. the back Of his head was a
tiny hole. On the ground near the body
was handsome revolver, shooting %
caliber cartridge. The were marks of
camp near by, and a distant wagon
trail led to the west through the sand
hills. There was a trail of led horse,
| and one ridden with a saddle, as well.
ut looked" said RUDE Chilcot, the livery
stable man of Beaver City, las if the Mexi-
can had been driving along there and some
eastern man had come along and shot him,
and had then driven away with the outfit.
No man out this way would carry such
| gun as that"
The mystery made the people name the
creek after tue corDse-Mexicln Arroyo.
On reaching Purcell tae reporter met
black-haired, blaci-eyed little gambler in
Red STEMS barber shop. The gambler
known as the Black Kid. He carried a
handsome little silver-plated five-shooter
22-caliber pistol in his vest pocket, and oc-
casionally showed it to his cnums with the
air of a man who shows Il pocket piece or a
keepsake. 1t was a pretty little thing,
valua Die only for the memories clustering
around it.
MY best girl in Denver gave it to me-"
he said to the reporter. "She used to have
pair of EN-. Some teuderfJo from Phlla-
delphia, whose name | do not remember,
gave them to her when she was living in
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whare alone fba roIta tho Waxic.,, shnnI-
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