Mohave County miner., 1884-03-16
. News of the w eek.

deputy warden of the penitentiary here. The assassin was the nOto-
 rious desperado, Frank Kande.- Deputy Mcdonald, on going bis
 rounds, entered the collar shop where
 Rande works, and, as is customary, Mcdonald stopped at the desk ot
 keeper Madden to receive his report.
 While the deputy was talking with l the keeper, Rande snapped hlshnger
 at his keeper and raised his hand
 giving the sign for request to go to
 the closet. Madden nodded his as
 sent and resumed the conversation
 with the deputy, whose back was
 turned toward Ra nde. The keeper also turned his back toward Rande
 to give an order to another convict.
 Instantly Rande, who was crossing
 the room, picked up heavy iron po-
 ker, three feet long, and rushed on
 Deputy Mcdonald, striking him on
 the head with all his force, and
 smashing in his skull. Mcdonald
 dropped senseless, while Rande shouted, q have killed the g. of a b. at last;;" and drew q long knife. Keeper Madden rushed upon RanQe and received a terrible gash in the arm, but he held Rande until two fife convicts, Demolin and Raab, came to his assistance, and Rande was hurled violently to the floor. Hear ing the alarm, Assistant Deputy
 Warden Garvin and Keeper Ed. Me Donald, brother of the attacked deputy, rushed in. Convict Raab was on top of Rande and had the life nearly choked out of him when Garvin ordered him of. Raab beg ged to be allowed to choke him to death.
 Rande staggered toward the door and made a quick lunge, and grab blng knife on the table he turned and desperately attacked Deputy Gaven, who broke his heavy cane over Rande's head, cutting him ter ribly. Pulling bis revolver Garyin shot Rande and then grabbed the convict by the throat. While hold ing him, Keeper Mcdonald frantic ally drew his revolver and placed the muzzle at Rande's right ear, fired, and Rande dropped. Deputy Mc Donald and Rande were carrieI to the hospital. An examination show ed that McDonald's skull was terri bly crushed and hls brain was ex- posed He will die. On recovering consciousness, Rande said: T am Jesus Christ, and was sent to rid this prison of that cruel deputy. l think 1 have done it." Rande con tinued: ''I left broad trail Of blood all the way to prison when l came here. To do so l killed nne men, and this one makes my tenth"
 Deputy Garvln says that the re- sponslbllity for McDonald's death will rest with the jury which sent Rande to the penitentiary instead of hanging him. During the terrible the convlcts behaved admir- ably,
 Nm. Kyborgs, a San Francisco bar tender, while suffering from de- lirium tremens, killed himself by ripping open his abdomen and cut ting several slices from his thigh.
 Wm. Cinn who, on the 23d of last month was convicted ot az indecent assault upon an Swear old child, was sentenced by Judge Alexander, in Salinas, Cal, to Is years imprison ment. =
 Dan Bohen. who was shot by J. G. Kennedy, in San Jose, Cal, March 8th has been resting easy. The doesk tor says that if inflammation dsas set in by Monday he may recc ssIll
 Nearly tbirts,- ...ding San Francis manufacturers, representing million dollars capital, closed .heir doors upon over 5000 of thelr Chinese laborers. This course was pursuance of an agreement catered into between them, as mem bers of the Pacific coast cigar manu- lecturers association. All white hands were retained
 The dead body Of man, denuded of clothing, with his head, arms and feet cut of, was unearthed at the little town of Cohokia, H., six miles below East St. Louis. He seemed to have been buried about three days.
 The steamer Juliette from New Castle, England, reports fearful storms and seas and revolving hurri- canes and heavy fields of Ice and i'm mense innumerable lcebergs; sighted