The weekly Arizona miner., 1877-10-19
THE VICTIMS OF THEIR OWN roLLr

THE VICTIMS or rHEIR OWN FoLLN
 Yesterday We gave the fact that one man had been killed and another apparently fa. tally wounded by the officers who attempted to arrest them in the upper edge of town.
 Further information was ehcitcd to-day before the Coroncr's Jury, of which the fol- lowing will cover the principal points
 The body of the young man who was killed on the ground was recognized by a MT. Stillwell as that ot Robert Tullos. whom he believed to be native ot Mississippi but raised in Texas The witness tyayelcd with him par, of the way from Indian Territory to this place last season. A letter found in the pocket of the deceased corruhorated the statement as to the name The letter was written at Stephcnviilc. Earth county. Texas. and signed F. Wood The same witnc>, knew that he had been at work at Christie $ ranch south of town. Hc did not consider the deceased an habitual drunkard, but knew him to drnk too much. He never heard him speak of haviu. had trouble with anybody, but had heard him intimate that he would not object getting into trouble.
 The testimony ot C. r. Cate showed that he, as Justice of Peace had issued a warrant yesterday, at the instance of w II. il Me Call for the arrest ot Mir. Vaughn and John Doe, while that ot Mccall and others showed that the deceased was the person designated in the warrant ss John Doe. and that the person wounded, who k known here as Vaughn. hut whose right name is Wilson, i> a bad character, anu according to McCallS testimony killed d man by the name of Robert BgojjuS. somewhere on the border of Texas.
 The evidence of Ed. r. Bowers, N. W. Staudcter, Frank Murray, ChaS. Hanson and W. II. II. Mccall all summed up together amounts to about this.
 Mccall Was playing billiards in Jackson & Tompkins' saloon when one of these men approached him and applied to hm some obnoxious epithg'S, while thc other stood behind him with d drawn pistol. One of the men he had never seen before. and the other hc recognized aS the murderer of BrodduS. Believing that the man Vaughn. or Wilson. recognized him. a- the only per son here who knew ot his former conduct. and who would seek an opportunity to put him out of the way. he went to Justice Cate
  arrested. The warrant was placed in thg hands of Constable Frank Murray, and he went to the saloon where one of these par ties had just shot at dog. and seemed to think thc officer Was after him for that ot. ten>c. His companion sharing the same suspicion. drew his pistol on the Constable and ordered tine man who had shot at thc dog to mount his horse and leave Murray went to get assistance and the two got on their horses and started u. street at break seek speed shoo,iu. to thc right aGj l.lt as they went. Murray saw |. N Marshal Staudctcg. MT Earb and SacriN Ed. r. Bow CTS. and requested them to accompany him which they consented to do. Mccall No}un- tccIcd tu %. Earb seems to have gone ou foot. >tandctcr and Mccall went iu a cal ria@e, and Murray aad Bowers followed on horseback.
 >tmdefer and Mccall passed them iu the carriage between \oNc> residence and gar den, where they ha3 di~mounted and Ncrr holding their horses. each with d pistol in his hand, but as they ,liJ uat recognize the parties in tho hr,t. they l.t them pas, un- simply >ayin- to tlc driver, don't run over u> you ~-oi a b. When !. near the residence oi C. C. Bean they got out of the carriage aGd went back on foot . Jo within short distance of where the tive men were standing and 8, the same instant Bowers and Murray rode up from towards town and when within about twenty steps hf the men, they commanded ;hCm to sur render, and at the same lime brought their guns to bear upon them.
 ln>,cad ot ~0tuaa.g.u- they opened fire upon the oiiicci~ which seems jo have been yallantly returned both by BaUcg~ and Murray from one direction and Stanjricy mi Mccall from ,Ae other. and in the mean imc Earb, who app-ar~ ;o hav, been play ng a lone hand with Winchester ritt Was loiag good service between thc two fires
 From this time to the close u. Inc fight [ seems Ia have been busy season with .ll the parties engaged. Each can tell what le did Individually bat had no time to o5- crvc the operations of his allies.
 The result WAS that when the fight was 'vcr Tujlo> lay dead near Granite Creek at lucas fence, with eight bullet and buck hot wounds in different parts of hi, body. nd Wilson. 0'la> Vaughn. Was picked up hv Moves fence with bullet hsic in his head. 'f which it k thought hc will dic. but he .as lived twenty four ho1.s and may weather { through Suc.l men seem tp be hard A. ill.
 The Jury summoned hy pr W T.. Day. 'Ouuty Coroner. consisted of r. J. Butler foreman, John G. Campbell. W. C. Dawes. '. A Rowe, George N. Waters George r.. Brown. O. Allen. A. N. Haskell. John L. 'aylor and '. A. Stephens found to thc ct- ,ct taat he Was hu.yd h1 the o.ticcr> in the rppar ,l' '-t.ll+r.r,r sf r1tnfr. tlnft