October 26, 1881 Plus: Did Wyatt Earp Shoot Morgan in the Back? Come along,” says Virgil Earp, as he hands a Wells, Fargo & Co. shotgun to Doc Holliday. The quartet starts up Fourth Street, walking four abreast, but after they turn the corner at Fremont Street, they walk two by two, favoring the south sidewalk. Striding purposefully past the rear entrance to the O.K. Corral, the quartet sees Cochise County Sheriff John Behan coming toward them. “Hold up boys, don’t go down the


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