Weekly Phoenix herald., 1883-12-20

although suppressed excitement n marked many faces. O'Donaelfs b brother remained to the last bitterly < weeping in the center of sympa- a thizing group. He occupied sthe doorway opposite the prison, in view a of the flag staff, upon which all eyes C were rive;ed. He was the object of deepest interest, and the crowd pressed so closely upon him that the police had to interfere for his pros tection. When the black flag vas hoisted he raised his hat and res mained some minutes apparently praying, his features working pain- fully. He stayed at the same spot some time after the execution. To people lingering around he said in a hoarse voice, My poor brother, he has died as bravely as man ever diej." This was answered with cries
 of "Tes" He then departed and
 the crowd disappeared.
 AFTER THE TRAGIC ACT.
 LONDON, Dec. 1.-The usual in> | quest upon the body of O'DOnnell l 1 showed his face bore calm express sion; his head was qlite loose from
 the trunk the rope made deep in-
 dentat1on in the neck. The usual verdict was rendered. Binn, the
 hangman, was good humOredly
 mobbed by the crowd leaving New
 gate prison. Afterwards he drove
 away in government postal van to
 escape observation.
 DETAILS OF THE CAPTURE OF THE
 ROBBERS.
 CLIFTON, Die. 1.-The posse that left in pursuit of the Bissee robbers
 on Friday last, returned to day with
 "Tex', and Rcd" having captured
 them about forty miles above here. r On the first day they followed the trail to Benton's at the junction of
 the Blue and Frisco rivers. They 5 compelled the men at Benton's and Arnold's the next ranch above, to go with them. Between Arnold and , 1 Benton's, men were sent up the 5 mountain with field glasses with oro ders to report if any body was seen , They gave the signal of man fol- l lowing up the canyon. The posse 7 sccreted themselves in the brush,
 and when the man whom they recog
 nized to be "rex" approached tc
 within 30 feet, eighteen men with
 rifles rose up. He surrendered, say q ing that he did not propose to walk
 into a graveyard. Although 'Fex' had come up behind them, trail o II three horses was still followed LII
 the Blue river till it left and entered T a narrow box cayon or crevice in tn s mountains, not wide enough for tw' o men to ride abreast and down whicl
 a strong body of water was running a The task of following it up was in Il trusted to the Mexicaus, thirteen il ,s number under command of Nichola .n Olguin. They had proceeded in tn ., canyon about three miles, when sud = denly they came upon and surprise
 ihe robbers emp in which "Red 70 was sitting, cleaning two rifles an . two revolvers, with not cartridg ,,+ in any of them. On "Red" WE - found a hunting case gold watcl ID with William Claucey's name c 5s the inside and the initials c. W. c = the outsice ;and about $200 in none. in On Tex was found $160; $50 { 'r which was in Mexican dollars an
 halves. "Red'' has a bullet woun n, in the back, received from the pos: - who fired at him in the Chiricahu at mountains.
 d On the news arriving here or u ra capture, the entire population Lv Clifton turned out to meet then m Too much credit for the capture cal "a not be given Deputy Sheiif Hove and Hill aud their brave follower of The prisoners are now in jail, heaV ,o fly ironed, and they look carewor ,os Red" IS suffering from his woun on "Tex" is a remarkably fine lookir
 man. Delaney and DoWd the tW
 uncaptured robbers, are in Souor
 sTex" was in Bisbee two days be -as fore the robbery and can be easil ly identified by the citizens of tn K, town. John Heath, a one eyed mf rst of Bisbee, was the chief instigat' 'n- in the robbery.
 du EVIDENCE OF TFEfR GUILT CERTAI m TOMBSTONE, Dec. 17,-At the tin is of the Bisbee raid the parties toe f 2 two gold watches from astaneda va store. They had been left theI ar and the party leaving them h' ,s+ taken q minute description of then ed winch ne subsequently, gave to Del
 uty Sheriff Bob Hatch. Not Tor Inc since dispatch was received b ell Sheriff Ward that parties in Clift( ,rt had boasted of the Bisbee rad, al nm claimed 10 be in it, at the same fin n exhibiting gold watches. Sher nd Ward sent full description of Il 1T watches to Deputy Sheriff John ! ate Hoovey, and has just now receive no from him the following:
 -as "CLIFToN, Dec 17-Sherif C ell chise Cou ,ty. Captured Tex an ,s- Red; also watch marked e w cd l Have the men in prison.'
 IS. Sheriff Ward assured your core .rd pondent that the guilt of the me ell arrested is certain York Kell ms now in jail here, is also one of u m | ranG