Bisbee daily review., 1906-04-26
CLAY CAMPBELL KILLS NIL AUGHL|NI

hemorrhage and the neck was not broken.
 His family preferred that no au topsy be held, and Judge Murphy said none was necessary.
 Mclaughlin breathed for nine min utes, but never ressined conscious. ness. Dr. R. Ferguson was hastily summoned and he was assisted by pr. C. L. Caven. who heard the shots muffied report from Judge McDonald's s office, where he happened to be at that moment. There was time for orly the hastiest examination when the wounded man expired.
 From the moment Mclaughlin fell until he expired no one other than the doctors approached him. Officers were standing by. There was no pos sibility of having removed anything from his person. The defense will hardly be able to make a case of self defense on that score, for not only was he unarmed, but he was known as a man who never carried arms. al though he by no means ever ran from a hand-to-hand encounter.
 Coroner Murphy conducted a search of the dead mans person. He carried small penknife and an ordinary pocket knife. Both were closed. In his purse was sS4.30. These things were tue-ned over to Mclaughlin E son, John. in the afternoon.
 When the two men grappled and fell their heads were not far from the heels of Campbeli's of horse. The horse kicked at them vigorously and might have done much mischief to the combatants had not his heels overreached the two heads. Then the horses started to run, and Martin Eiten ran from his own team and caught them. He jumped into the wagon seat to quiet them. and then he heard the shot.
 T didn't know they were fighting in earnest" EUen said afterward. When heard the shot, it was so muf' fled that didn't realize that any body was hurt. When I saw that Mo Laughlin was killed, felt mighty sorry. He has been in this country for about nineteen years. He was al ways cheerful and when a fellow got 'Gown in the mouth,' Mclaughlin was the chap to jolly him up. Many's the time he has just simply laughed me and the other boys here out of the dumps. You couldn't keep blue around him, and you couldn't best him with your tongue. That keen Irish wit of his had an answer ready for the best of them"
 Crandall cant be sure whether Nc Iaughlin fell on top of Campbell or side him. He thinks Mclaughlin was more over Campbell. Wilson wouldn't talk for publication. but Eiten says that Wilson, who was also an eyewitness to the shooting says that the two men lay beside each other when Campbell fired. He says that Wilson also saw Campbell strik- ing Mclaughlin over the head with the gun before the men fell.
 Campbell is the son of MT. and Mrs. John Campbell of Stafford. His father runs a grocery store there. They are not Mormons. They came to Ari- zona from Mexico, where Chay Camp bell was born. His father was twice married By his first wife he has three daughters. By his present wife he has five daughters and nine sons. Ol lnSSS, WILL JOAns i1sNs Nhos Frank and Tom reside in Bisbee. John and Frank are miners. Hyle is not working at present. Tom is the youngest of the family living in this city. The one known as Tex Campbell went to Tombstone in a buggy last night with a lawyer, evil dentiy for the purpose of seeing what may be done about bail. The chances are that nothing can be done in that direction at once.
 Cran6all says: Twice yesterday when Mclaughlin and Campbell pass ed each other, noticed that Campbell had his knife out, as if he were whit ting, and I was afraid there would be trouble. On the other hand. you couldn't call Campbell a quarrelsome man. It's pretty much as Tom here says. He was good-natured enough if you let him alone.
 His brother. Tom. said: "Chay never was no hand to pick a quarrel. but if anybody went after him he'd see it through
 Late last night Sheriff Hunt tele- phoned Judge Murphy that ne would transfer Campbell 10 Tombstone this morning. "CampbelPs brother seems to think he is not safe in the jail here," Judge Murphy said. He in formed the Sheriff that if Campbell is taken to Tombstone tomorrow after the inquest he will have to be return cd for his preliminary hearing Satur- day morning. Of course. the grand jury Is in session at this time ana can ipdict Campbell without his having had a preliminary hearing in jus tice's court if it so selects. If the jury orders Campbell before 1t prior to Saturday, then he need not be re- t,,rrad that rnornino fnr a hnarin r,- be-