Arizona weekly citizen., 1881-03-27
OVER THE WIRES.
PACIFIC COAST.
Special tO the CITIZEN. Shooting at Tomb.tone-T stage
 Robbers.

Shooting at Tomb.tone The stage
 Robbers.
 TOMBSTONE, March 2S.-AuOther shooting afiray occurred here 'his morning about ten o'clock between Albert Bilicke and a man named Will
 son, resulting in the serious wound ing of the latter. Wilson Was quar- relIng with Bllicke's father, and finally drew a pistol on the senior Bilicke. Albert saw this movement, and, realizing his fathers peril sprang to his assistance and sbOt Viii son through the head. Wilson's wound is serious, but uoi necessarily fatal. Young Blicke had a prelimi. nary examination at once, and was admitted 10 bail in the sum of $500. He is charged with assault tu commit murder, but public sentiment seems to justify young Bilicke'S action Tn defending his father.
 Sheriff Behan and a pos left Lere yesterday 10 joia Rob Paul ld the Earp brothers on Ie lTail ci he stage robbers. The robbers have doubled on their trail, and are now heading for New Mexico.
 A Free Fight.
 ANTIOCH, Cal, March 23.-The fight at Nortonville on Saturday night was between the It.lians and the young men of the town. One Italian was killed and two others were wounded, but not dangerously. The ill feeling between the parties, which resulted in the combat, was of several months standing, and was without cause. They fought with clubs, turf, stones, etc. Several parties have been arrested, but have not yet been tried ! Have not yet got all the particulars of the inquest.
 Extra Session of Legislature.
 SAN FRANCISCO, March 24.-The l Governor has called an extra session ! of the Legislature for Auril 1, Go Cu- ' act general appropriation bill, le,, 1 taxes pass deficiency bill and an ap- 1 pOrtionment bill, enact a road law, and to confirm appointments. The 1 session is limited Co twenty days.
 Verdict of Not GuIity in the RalIoch
 Case.
 SAN FRANCISCO, March 24-AfIer being out 24 hours the jury in the KallOch case thIs afternoon brought in verdict not guilty The verdict was received with much applause, and the defendant heartily congratulated by friends. When kalloch was dis charged and got carriage Co go home, an immense crowd took the horses from the vehicle and pC!led him 10 his house, some three miles away. The route oi jhe procession was along Montgomery s,reelthrOugh New Montgomery lO Mission and out Mission to 2lst. There was much cheering from the side walks and waving of handkerchiels from the houses and the Lick, Grand and Pa ace hotels. As soon IS he heard he verdict, Dr. KailOCh sturlud for home 70 announce the news Co his sons mother, wife and friends, who had been waiting the verdict with agOn- zing suspense. The scene when the Doctor told the result was intensely Affecting, many presen offering out . pCken prayers of thanklU,uess shortly afterwards, some thousand esidents gathered around Dr. Kal- ochs house, lhe Iesu.; ot the trial laving spread over that section like yildtre. The motley procession cs- , 'Orting young kallOch Was uot long eachlng the house, while the crowd which numbered thousands. respect ully opened and allowed the young I nan to descend from inc carnage. Sheriff Desmond. John <. Luos and { 'lher friends gathered immediately T round, Wbi.e his father came down ( he steps tH receive him. The latte, s became so much affected he could no : walk up the steps, but ha1 Co Q, sup T. ported by his father, who almost ear V jed him l. The reception at the house, as may r ie imagined, was affecting bey0nd T description. After a while the as- called for young KallOch, e rho showed himself and thanked n hem for their sympathy, aui said he Tould reside among them hereafter a nd SO live as Co show his friends how | e valued their appreciation. After } earty cheers for Dr. klllOch and his a on, and listening Co remarks from everel speakers, the major portion of he crowd dispersed, though quite a d umber of persons fingered in the $ e eighbOrhOOd for hours. During the a vening many visitors called Dr kal- n ,ch's residence to congratulate hIm h nd his son on the result of the trial v In the streets and in the hotels this n gening little is talked about but jhe W erdict, which. while some ugTescrv- [ lily condemned, the majority receive