The Arizona champion., 1886-11-20
THE SoiIJDL- ,IRL MURDER.

D tll 'hNisNO Np NN'NN't s'Nt >'N' reno yncd for it's horrible homicid.S. WIS committed on the io,h instant la broad daylight on the open street. Shor,ly after thr.e o'clock on tha lay a little girl named NJ ,nie Kelley, but IA years of age, returning hone from school in company with a play mate, when on the corner of Polk aii McAliister streets, was accosted by q young man named Goldenson, Io years old, who said he wanted to speak to her. H:r schoolmlte walked on, and Mamie turned back and joined the young man.
 The couple had just reached the corner of Ash avenue when Goldenson drew a revolver, pointed It at the child's head, said: "rhen, take that. and fired. The ball struck her in the right eye, passed through her brain, and she fell dead on the sidewalk, with her school books still Tn her hands. Goldenson ran rapidly to the city hall and delivered himself 10 the police evidently fearing the vengeance ot the crowd whicl was alreidy alter him.
 In his cell he wrote state nent Of the affair in which ne stated that he hid killed the glrl to get rld oi her lmpor- tunitles, a, she wai ma lily Ia love w,tn nlm, and he exhibited love letter purporung to oe iron her to him, which Was afterwards proven To be d forgery. lie also lntlmaled that im' proper relations had existed between them, wDlcn the adtJp'y aaI over wheImlng evidence proved to have oeen simply Impossible.
 The jury at the coroner's inquest. aelI next day, io1ud hin guilty of ''culd bio dcd murder and he was promptly indicted for the crime by the grtnd jury wlich fJrtilltely was hen m session. The officers ot the aw promis. the speedi:St p)>slb e
 iil, and the temper of the pc)tl: demands his immediate ConvictiJl and execution. H. assumed al ar ui Oravado at first, but soon broke down nader the strain, and, while the evl- leace was being gwen agaia,t him, l- ,alJ: "I'ii put an end to lhls, aud ,,esI gUlty,' but the plea was not accepted, anl the evIjeace of his leartlessness aud total depravi,y wa, lllowed to accumulate and go on lEe ucOrd,.
 Mumle's father mad been dead some years, and her mother went ont to service, wniie the child lived with her grand notacr al 22 H ,yeS street. 5 ( dtenicd the plbnc sch 'ol iN the leisGborh DO l, and her teacne ahd ,ChOulmites testIliel tI her very chll l. lsh disposition, d nlaolllty and many good traits of character. Her books and desk were exanln-l bat showed no evidence that s1c hal carried on d correspondence with any one. Her most intimate girl friends had never heard her mention Goldenson's name which certainly )uld have been the tase had she been so infatuated with nlm as he attempts to establish. The dead girl is described as of slender DuIld, with Drnwn hair and eyes, rosy cheeks, and well developed for hei age. Her mouth was small and Cleal cut and her nile displayed row o handsome, pearly teeth.
 The assassin Is of Jewish parents out ignores the reiIgion, Is of medium size, dark complexion, low brov and Is hOodlum of the most pronounced type. He has b.en con Jicted s.vera' times of drunkenness, vIgraacy and lighting, and bears bad reputation generally. Living next door 10 the girl, he made ncr acquaintance about two years ago, and visited her only twice, when he was forbidden the house on account of hS bal reputa- ton. and she was told by her grand mother not To speak to hlm asaln, which injanCtion she religiously ) 0beyed. The plea which will prob ably be entered for him will be that o insanity induced by his dissipIted uie and low associates, but this will not save hls neck, as the people o that city will not longer tolerate any bubbles or suDteriuscs of the law D) which such monsters have prolonged their miserable lives and dIsgIaceG the city.
 A thrill of horror ran through ths community like the shock of an earth quake when the fIcts Decane known,