Weekly Phoenix herald., 1883-12-06
RALPH CONVICTED OF MANsLArS.HT-
 FIR. PREscoTT, Nov. 30 4The jury in the Walker Ralpk case rendered verdict of mazslaughter.

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 McIntyie in the Cruz mou. tains
 this State, was hanged at San Jos
 this morning at ten o'clock. Tn
 gallows used was br ught here flor 1 Sacramento where it had alread.
 Gonc good " orll. Jewell expecteC
 a reprie,e almost to the last mo
 mert.
 PREPARING FOR HARD CASES.
 FL PAso, Nov. 30,-In view O tAe srprcachlrg great feast Q. Neuestra Sehora de Guadalupe, a Paso Del Norte, which it is expect ed will flood both Fl Pas. and PasC Del Norte with vagrants and thieves the officers here are about to make q vigorous crusade against all whc have no ostensible means of support As the law against vagrGnts in this State are very strict, they hope to in clude in the catch, confidence men, card sharpers and the men who live off the faro games.
 WILL MAKE ARRESTS ON BOTH SIDES
 OF THE RIO CYANIDE.
 FL PAso. Nov. 2G.-After consi~ derabIe discussion, the police author ities at Paso del Nortc and those up- on this side have come to mutual understanding, so that the desper- adoes who skip from one side of the river to the other will no longer es- caps from justice through extradi- ton formalities. Our officials are on hot trail, ard will follow up the criminals when they cross to the other side, and arrest them wh ere they find them without waiting for extradition papers, which can be filed afterwards. Mexican officers will have inc same facility extended 10 them on our side. The whole ar- of course, is between the officers on both sides of the river, and it's object is to break up the gang of murderers and robbers who are now preying on the people on both sides of the Rio Grande.
 A sHoENAKER's SUDDEN DEATH.
 DEM1YG, N. NJ, Nov. 29.-D. W Dodge. a shoemaker who has been notorious of late for reckless and boistoroas conduct, had @ row in saloon at half past uIne o'clock to- night with Frank Shadrick, miner after which he fell heavily to the floor ard almost immediately expir> ed. As yet no investigation has been made but his death Is believed to have resulted from heart disease aggravated by excitement
 THE PARNELL FUND.
 LON DON, Nov. 3G.-The Parnell fund shows. e30, ,4s5, Of winch Ire lrnd gave e25. .S2O, America e2,541 e1,O45, Scotland e27G, and other places e653.
 WINDSOR THEATRE BURNED.
 NEW YORK, Nov. BOA fire broke out in the Windsor theatre No. 45 Bowssy shortly before 19 o'clock. The flames spread so rapid Iy that in few minutes after the alarm was sounded the whole struct- urc was in mass of flames. The efforts ofthe fire department were in checking the confiag- ration; building totally destroyed. The famas communicated with several adjoining buildings; there was no one in the theatre at th c tlme.
 THE o'DoNNELL TRIAL.
 LONDON, Dec, 1.-The triat of O'Donnell for the murder of Carey was resumed to-day. The court room was crowded. Walter Young, a Point Elizabeth cab drIver, was ca ed for the defense, and testified that he frequently q ove Carey's family around Point Elizabeth, and ihev ought to know him. Wien N Cs-ey and her son Tom drn ed now a him he was panic S, s,.icken. Bc oace said to Tom Carey, at Point "You're fine fellow. Why didn't you shoot O'Donnell when he shot your father" Tom II had 10 revolver. l went 10 get if, but when I went lere 1t was gone, hecaase my father got IL"
 Russell urged the jury in cons!- dering the case to dismiss Tom tue i n' lds, all they may have read aPon
 r subject of killing Carey. IT, mplred o Do 1,H, wl,on i was q hard working man v ; { gev who was vi ain exc by all people: unraricned i'v the Queen, known to be -uel troa. ous and desperate, who forced uv q man likely to denounce him, woa not scruple to resort to any weapon oveIawe CT kill, and who in all l. s murderous nspiracies took G c his oWr life. It YVES unrcaso ago'e to supp SC if O'Donnel had r@eine- ditated the murder of Carey, that |, would have committed 1t ia th, presence of several passengers. Sir Henry James closed the cast and the Judge charged the jury, Or the completion Of the charge th' jury retired.
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