Arizona weekly citizen., 1882-03-26
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COAST NEWS.
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 Special to the CITIZEN.
 TOMBSTONE, March 23.-Sheriff Be han and posse of sixteen wen; alter the Earp party yesterday, and returned this morning, and report that they went as far as Dragoon mountains, where they struck the trail of the Earp party, and followed it back to within three miles of town, where il was covered by the surrounding travel. Feeling is rapidly changing 10 sympathy for the Earps since the Coio- ners jury rendered verdict in the case of the killing of Morgan Earp. The tes- timony before the jury IS conclusive that Stillwell was one of the assassins, if not the principal one, and talk with jurymen deepens the conviction that the right men have been caught. Spence was arrested yesterday afternoon, and man men toned in the Coroner's report as Friese was arrested this morning by Deputy Sheriff Hereford, and gave his name as Frederick Bode. Sheriff Paul will re- main here probably a day longer, in or der to get some trace of the Earps.
 Especial to the CIT1Izsl
 TOMBSTONE, March 25.-Behan and a posse of twenty-four, including twelve Charleston cowboys, left Contention yes. terday afternoon at four o'clock, going towards the Whetstone mountainn
 The case ofthe Territory against Smith and Tipton, charged with resisting ofi- cers and conspiracy vas called before Justice Felter this morning. The par ties appeared, and upon Southsrd, coun. sel for the Sheriff. conceding that st the time of Behan's attempt to arrest the Earp party he had TO legal process, Her ring, defendants' counsel, moved to dis miss the complaint and discharge the defendants. The Court granted the motion.
 TOMBSTONE, March 25-There is no further information of fight The Earp party is supposed to be in the Whetstons Mountains closely followed by Behsn aud twelve deputies. Fin Clanton, Curly Bill. Ringold and fourteen other cowboys in pursuit of the Earp party. We are expecting news of a fight any hour.
 Frsm Tombstone. Special to the CITIZEN
 TOMBSTONE, March 4.-D. G. Tipton | and o. c. Smith, friends of the Earp l brothers, wore arrested yesterday even ing upon a charge of resisting officers and conspiracy. They were with the Earp party when they left the Cosmo- politan hotel and until the Earps left town. The charge cannot be sustained as Sheriff Behan made no attempt to ar rest any one and made no mention to | any of the Esrp party that he NSits NSntes,i s' 70 arrfSt !1itahin.e 1iitahin r-iGe elimination will .ake place tomorrow morning. Sheriff Behan and posse of eight left this after lOon, going towards Contention. The 'Ort ner's jury in the case of the Mexican killed at Dragoon mountains inspected the body this morn- ng and found four gunshot wounds. They adjourned until afternoon.
 A PrObzbls CAaard
 TOMBSTONE, March 2S-A man just n from Burleigh Springs, eight miles outh of this city states that desperate ight took place there Last night between ix men Ofthe Earp party and nine cow 'oys, headed by the notorious Curly Bill, sho killed Marshal White, of Tombstone The cowboys ambushed the Earps as hey were approaching the spring and I 'Oured deadly fire into them, wounding ne man slightly and killing a horse The Earps returned the fire and then harged upon the cowboys, who inglori- I ,,ei,- ran te-.~snn- r..-i.- D.ii 5--5 -.s he held.
 Produce hsrkeI SAN FRASCIsco March 9. - Wheat T uiet unchanged. I Bsrley-feed No. l, sl 70 bid, and ( l 45 asked; No 2, Sl 70. .. Oats sl65 and l.SO. Corn-sl.55 Grd leo. Bran-l21S.