Arizona weekly citizen., 1881-03-27
OVER THE WIRES.
PACIFIC COAST.
Special 10 the CITIZEN. San Francisco Markets.

San Francisco Markets
 SAN FRANCISCO March 2i.-Wheat steady; No. 1, S1.42l5GI.45; No. 2, -L371l@14O.
 Barlcy-Feed, higher, at 1j@ S2i5c brewing, $1@lI2Js for light and S1I5 g12J for bright heavy standard chev- alier, Sl.1j@1.20; coast do., 9gr@ SL10.
 Oats-Sirong; $1I5@1.G0; com mon, Sl.2i19@L43l5 surprise, $1.25.
 Corn-Higher, owing light a,riy- als; yellow, $i.15g gl.20, white, SI32ll.
 Hay-S81j@SJ0.
 Potaioes-Humboldt reds, Sl3O@ 1 30. do. pcachb'uas. SI.2p@ .2J ; do.kidneys, J0c@ 5i, Penlumas and Females, Sl20@I.2j;early rose, Sl @$105; river reds, 1UcW ST.
 Horse Thieves shoot at Two Boys.
 CHARLESTON. March 2I-Ioung Rankin, boy about n, has ju-. ar rived here from his fathers ranch, SIX miles south. He states that whiie he and his brother were iu search Oi some muies that had straycd away this morning, they were fired upon by two men who were secreted iu the brush. The boys escaped and the thieves succeeded in getting away with Ouc of their horses saddle and a rifle. Constable McKeley has just lelt here in pursuit of the thieves.
 The Stage Robbers.
 TOMBSTONE, March 2l.-Wi.iams, the agent for WelIs, Fargo & Co.,. who was out with the party pursuing the stage robbers, returned last night, leaving five men, including Bob PaUl and the Earp brothers, stIii on the trail of the robbers. At one time the pursuers were campcd only one and a half miles from the murd,rer-. One of the horses belonging Go the robbers was taken aud brought in. The robbers are three in uJGnhcr and the determined efforts of the pursUeI s will doubtless Oycrtake them before they quit the trail After attacking the stage the robbers left the Sau Pe- drO Valley and went toward the DTa- goOn mountlins. They then returned by q most tedious ZiZ-ZgE route Go the San Pedro, about 60 miles below the scene of the robbery, crossed the river and left in The direction of the Santa Catalina mountains. Rewards amount ing to about Sl400 are offered for tine capture of the robbers. Their names are known
 Furiher-Sherif Behan and Mar shal. Wells, Fargo & Co.'S agent, re- turned yesterday from the pursuit of the stage robbers, bringing Lew King, who is known 10 be implicated in the affair, but who was not an actual par ticipant in the attack on the stage. When Behan and Williams left De- tective Paul and hIs four companions they were 15 miles from here in the San Pedro Valley, and about ten hours behind the robbers who are al- most certain to be caught It is inti- mated, though not auihoutively known. that the authorities here have in their possession positive Iniorma- tion which identifies the four road ! agents and their silent GCCOmplices, numbering nine nien in all, and that arrests will be made as soon as every thing is ready, meanwhile it Is cer- tain that several men around town. among them one who was a partici- pant in the preliminary pursuit, are under surveillance. Paul and his party captured one Of the robbers horses, which had broken down. King was supposed 10 be on his way tO join the fieen@ robbers with intel hgence of the pursuit, ammunition, etc. as his pockets were full of cart ridges, and other articles we,e cap tured. He Is in 10 danger ot lynch ing.
 The Ralloch TriaI-suicide
 SAN FRANCIsCO. March 22--In the Kalloch case, Hightou began his ar. gument for the defense this morning He dwelt strongly on thc prominence of special counsel for the prosecution, claiming that the case was rather a private persecution than a public prosecution by ihe people.
 An unknown woman last night weighted herself with a tat iron and jumped into the bay from Meigg's wharf. The body was recovered this morning.