Arizona silver belt., 1881-02-19

rest him: snd as further safeguard writ
 of babeas corpus was already prepared for
 signature and serice should fhc attempt t0 escape fail
 The San Francisco Board cf Trade took 1 up the uAtter and procured reqnisiticn ] from Pei'kns Of California. on 9oVenoF
 FTemont, for coldWaler, which was placed 1 in the hands Of Capt. A. " Stone, of the
 San Francisco detective force Capt. Stone proceeded at once to Yuma, and af-
 ter a careful survey of the surFouudiBge, went to Prescott and obtained the nectssa- I ry documents for the arrest of Goldwaier. ] He YRS aware of fbe sebenles at Yuma t0
 prevent the execution oi bis dely, and ] found Ii necessary Go procure assistance.
 Ffe telegraphed Co Capt Sam Deal, chief
 Of the railroad detectives, fo proceed at
 once te Yuma and also telegrapled to R.
 Fl Paul of this city to meet him ai Mari
 eOpa. Mr. PaQl'e was in 1omlstoae
 when the telegram reached him, started
 immediately, and reached uma early Sat
 urday morning. Capt. Deal arriving from
 the west an hour later. Alter consultation and considerable telegraphing, they SC
 cured an engine and a special car which they held in readiness at a contenicpt point to receive the prisoner as soon as arrested
 When every preparation had been com pleled the detectives went 10 the store of Mr lsaac Lyons the supposed confederate of GoldwateT, and were told that the latter was at dinner at Lyons house. Capt. Deal and Paul proceeded Go tbe house and found in the dining room Goldwaier Lyons,
 NabbiH. Deputy Sberih and Ar. Levi, who is Probate Judge and also clerk in Mr. Lyon's store Mr. Paul informed Nr. GOldwater that he was 8 Deputy United States Marshal and had a warrant for bis arrest GOldwatef said yes, Led go, yef he made no movement in that direction, but gave sign 10 Levi, who arose from the table and went out the back door. Lyons invind the officers to sif down and pRftake of dinner, which offcT was refused. Gold watef was aeain reminded tllat his person
 was wanted, and he must go. Again he said be would 70. but made HO mOtion t0 do SO. Paul placed a hat on fhe prisoners head, and with tbeassistance of Capt Deal, took the resisting offender out of the House. Capt. Stone opened tbe gate for them, and Levi coming up asked them where they were taking 6oldwater Capt Stone replied they were taking him aboard the train. Levi then said be was aa offi- cer. and foet he would mol permit tlien to kiduap Goldwater, and took hold Of Capt. ctoDe as ll 70 eDtOfcc nl8 demand. ana would not let go until Capt Stone drew bis revolver On the steps of the car Levi again attempted 10 rescue tue prisoner. but was informed by Paul that he was a Dep Uty United States Marshal, and tbat Sold water was bis prisoner. lt required tbe forcibIe argument of a Colts scifeccker to persuade LevI 60 release bis hold Ip Inc meantime Mabbit h&d roSbed of to the Sheriirs office aBg Lyons to lawyer Alexander, but ere any assislani'c could be ] brought :he train moved off Oia reaching the California side ot the river. Mr faal l formally turned the prisoner ovisr 10 Capt ! Stone. as the writ directed. Tlse special 1 made . rapid run of a5out thi5ty miles l and overlook the regular San fraDcisco ] train. 10 which train the pTiioner was I transferred. The sequel win soon be l learned through the San Francisco papers.