Weekly Phoenix herald., 1883-11-22

gers have been notified, and another Lin"oln county war may be inaugur ated at any moment Zimpleman says he will stand them of if he has 1 to raise thousand men. The si- 1 tuation is extremely critical and bloodshed is expected. The Mex- jeans number forty well armed men and are determined 10 enforce what | they thiak their rights They have an American surveyor along with them.
 MAN KILLED AT TOMBSTONE. TOMBSTONE, Nov. 17.-Between : and s o'clock this morning a miner named William Brocav, fell from a ladder in the pump shaft about 30 feet striking the floor on the 400- foot level. When picked up he was dead his neck being broken The deceased was aged about thirty years.
 The jury in the case of Peter De- veux on trIal for the murder of George Everett, at Johnson last summer, after heinz out thirty hours returned a verdict of manslaughter. COPPER QUEEN SUIT sETTLED-RE- PUBLICAN CHANGES HANDS AGAIN.
 TOMBSTONE, Nov. 1.-The George Warren Obear suit against the Cop per Queen Mining C Go., of Bisbce, to recover one-ninth interest in the mine, which, it was claimed, War ren had been illegally deprived of, was settled to-day; the company paying claimants S6,O00. Of this Warren received $2,65O, Gattrell, $1,650, and Otesr the remainder. The mine is estimated to be wor tb fully S1,OO0,OO0
 The Daily Republican again changed bands to-day, Crow and Woods having sold to Joint stock company. J. E. Palmer, city clerk will be the new man.
 LAwLEssNEss IN NEW MEXICO.
 SAN FRANCISCO, Nov. 17.-Exam- mess special from Socoro, N. M. gives the details of the terrible shoo- ting scrape for which Joel Fowler and John Barnes were arrested Fowler was already bound over for murder. An officer last week ser- we'd q warrant on him and Barnes for the murder of "Butcher Knife Bill' and "Pony" Deal at Alamo ranch, Sept IS, yesterday. Barnes who IS but 19 years old confessed to the murders; also he helped rob the Clifton stage last May. He said he and Fowler went to Llppard 6 Bar bon's ranch to kill the two ranchers, but were prevented. While in that vicinity they heard that "3utcher Knife Bilr' and "Pony" Deal had been inquiring for them; they hunt> ed them up when they met Bill and asked him for chew of tobacco as Barnes put his hand in his pocket to get it, Fowler, standing behind him, poured load of shot in ''Buts cher Knife BilI's" breast. Pony jumped and ran, followed by Fowler, who shot him, not killing him. Pony managed to get inside of the house owned by a man named McGee Barnes, who had waited behind, seeing Butcher Knife Blll' attempt to rise, sent another shot through his head. The two then laid siege to the house fer Pony. While at work the owner, McGee, came up, Fowler said he would give him five hundred dollars if he would get Pony out; McGee broke in the door and was shot dead by Pony The house was set on fire and next mor- ming the charred remains of Pony were taken out.
 SAN FRANCIsco NEWS.
 SAN FRANCISCO, Nov. 17.-At a meeting last night of the State Council of the Union Veterans De- mocrat Legion, resolutions were adopted calling attention of the people of the Pacific Coast to recent judi,lal Chinese decisions, and of the desirability of hedging the Chinese. The resolution also favors a committee whose duty it shall be to see the acr properly and legally enforced.
 A. J. Morris. of San Jose, who has been on trial in Oakland, ctar- ged with being one of party who robbed and murdered a Franchman named Renowden, near Los Gatos, has been convicted of murder in the first degree. The death penalty will be pronounced on the 24th instant.
 HORRIBLE DOUBLE MURDER.
 FL PAso, Nov. 19.-EaIly this morning an old man named Garcia, living two miles east Of Paso del Norte, on the banks of the Rio Grande, and his wife were found dead in their jacal, having been mur- dered during the night. The bodies presented a Horrible appearance, the assassins having stabbed and cut them again and again. No motive, save private revenge, can be as- signed for the murder, as the couple were miserably poor. This makes the third murder this month, and the officers on this side of the river complain bitterly that the Mexican officers do not exert themselves to put stop to this state of things. The Jefe politico IS holding an in- vestigation of this double tragedy. NOT GUILTY.
 TOMBSTONE, Nov. 19.-The jury 1n the case of John MuIlipan. cbarged