The Phoenix herald., 1882-05-26


 e. After the delivery of the opinion the ii- prisoner will be taken at once to a ed solitary cell in the jail where he is ,l- now confined and placed under con- av iinued guard, better known as the " death watch" Every action will s, be observed up to the fatal momen , h. and not word will be permitted to or be spoken to him except by his spiri-
 tual advisers or persons specially
 auth orized by Warden Crocker who l. has entire charge and responsibility d. for the assassin from this time on, v- until his dead body is ready 10 be IT consigned 10 the doctor for rost nor 2 tenn examination. District Attorney
 Corkhill has determined upon an q examination of the brain of tine as- l. sassin, by q l,p rd If ihe most emi- l. nent medical experts i'll the United States, to put at rest, as he believes,
 forever, the question Of his sanity. T After the autopsy, ihe body will be l delivered to ihe relatives of the
 do med man, if any of them cali for ii.
 Juh's BSnd Rctu, ming Home.
 TOMBSTONE. May 3D. Mexican l
 cnstom-housc officer who arrived |
 here today reports that Juh's band
 If Indians arc be ng driven acusS
 the line in.o Arlzona. l. is believed
 that the Indians are aiming to re-
 turn to San Carlos reservat.e Q !. where
 they will quietly ningle with the
 rieadly tribes already there. Gen.
 Reyes is commanding he Mexicar forces.
 An EowS 7 agricide. MUsCATINE, To, May 22.-There
 are rew developments in the Meaer- mon parricide twelve miles west of here. The girl Mary, who, on Sat urday, declared that she shot her l fstbcr in self-drtensc, with her lroih- 1T and sister are in jaii here. The Daily Journal has full confession T from the two girls, slowing that the r murder was committed by the brotll- CT in order that the children mighf r' have their own way al home, ard 4 that it was arranged that the young s est sister should acknowledge the shooting with the idea that the plea n of self-defense and extreme youth IT would save her from punishment, Il and thus her sister and brother es- ol cape punishment also 1hcre is r.I much excitement. e
 A xico Justice.
 CITY OF MEXICO, May .3.-Five men who attempted to destroy bridge on the Mexican National rail- -oad las, Friday were caught yester- lay by the Governor iihd immediate y shot.
 AEHNribIe Fredicament-
 EUKEKA, Nev., May 22.-The mail hoisting works on the Shoo Fly mine. Ruby Hill, caught fire on 'unday morning and the flames 7cre communicated down along the fooden work of the , haft and lad 4 CTS. Four men were working in N he bottom of the shaft, one hundred get deep. They all siarted to climb ut, but finding they had climb out trough fire, and, for the last three 'et grasp the burning rungs of the Idder, tw o of them went below The vo others, who made their way out, ere horribly burnel, and Were so aged by pain and suffering that ley threw themselves over the dump ile and TO led to the grc un.I. One them, in his agony, rushed blind about ir the sage brush until he AS captured and brought into the mp. Ills injuries are proba5 ply ral; the other may recover. The rL vo men below were nearly suffo- | !: ed, but the crowd of miners threw LOW down the shaft, then formed a ne 10 the waterworks and threw n ater dcwn till they were saved.
 ExterminatioR. Eg ST. LOUIS, May 22-A Post Dis k atch Little Rock special says: X md of vigIlantes has been chasing ght horse thieves in Missouri for Ter two weeks. Three have been Iptured near Kirbyville and lynch l. The other five escaped, put one as since been mortally wounded. mother has been captured and put a a
 s...I Thite River will be captured to day Id lynched. H
 California News. SAN FRANCISCO, May 22.-The oard of Health adopted, this after oon, an iron-clad resolution not to N , srmit the passengers of the Ate Cs ,wer to be transferred to the hulk. 5r' od to permit the sick to be re- A owed to the pest house on the guar ntee of the consignees of the steam : that they would pay all expenses o new cases on borrd today.
 It was decided to hold the steamer in quarantine until the .fety of landing passengers was ssured. fin Samuel Backus was confirmed to- ay as postmaster at San Francisco. Thr Second trial of Capt. Sparks, cl' ldicted for cruelty beating seamcn n the ship Gatherer, during the oyage from Antwerp to Whining 'n, commenced today in the Uni Ca d States Court.
 Coudensed Telegrams.