The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1888-08-03
A DISGRAcEFUL ROW.


There ~as an exciting Ard hixslx
disxrar<fni s1ess In The t-ns.ea state
land efhes yesterday afternoon For
The rssxf week rase involving the tsta-
20 isozss@sEsa4 rsAr ArtonssaAe, Fierce
eassnty. has been dragging siesag be-
fe<e EerrsseF shields ard Registrar
oVtrandsr. Ensnef z. Huns has a
title frosa the gevernna mt 20 The Lard
hsIt 4 determines sssnft + EsrEsr ssassi<
% Gust him on the rronnss that he has
failed 70 ACT "a sssod faith "a the matter
s1fa Sfss government The fnifssi
States - Represented by Assistant
ttnsEsss ~tztss Astnrfsy Carson. ard
M, Hunt's attorney II Mr.. Marshall
! y. Smell OF Tacoma.
wRAr lrsp 70 X.
During the weary progress OF the
trial there have been seyesal sharp pas-
sages between the attorneys. which
cai'salna.sss yesterday afternoon IN an
oIsn row. Mrs. Mary +. White. q
Pierre county. wns on the stand ard
Was being eros~-exafainesf b. Mr.. Car
son Mr.. shell objected 10 A question
as Irrelevant aud iInms,erial. 1rs@t he.
fore some rather damaging evidence
had bern introduced, tending 10 show
ulst Mr.. carson had told ore party
DO had hiad on the land and whsse
entry had been refused 81 the land o.
Rec. that 4 he would get Hunt of she
iafsa ne fSar@oHi would secure il for
hisn- Ar. Carson had become some
hat cxctted and made some remarks
hen Ar- smell objected to the ques-
ton. Registrar Dstrander sustained
the objections. and Mr.. Carson became
quite angry and made some rather
singing remarks. An eyewitness
states that Mr.. Smell rstarted fhat be
,seisesed that the lady WAS telling the
truth and the facts in the ease.
Az sxcrrIss TINE.
You're a contesnptiiie liar re-
sf-ended Mr.. Carson
Considering the testimony | have
heard ami knowing the position YOU
occupy. think. in return, that you
are the most contemplate OF all liars, :,
answered Mr. Smell. white with anger.
Mr.. Carson jumped from his chair
and made break for Mr.. smell. the
latter retreating across the room and
placing his hand on a chair, at the
same time advising Mr. Carson TO 20
slow and not make disgraeefui scene.
The latter continued talking excitesily
and wound up with the assertion that
Mr.. Smell was a ''iow-liyed So Of
b
Mr.. Smell was specifies at the out
burst. and took firIner grasp on the
chair. Mr.. ostrander took hold Of the
chair TO prevent Mr. Smell doing yio-
lence With il, although the latter SAYS
he had no intention OF doing ANYTHING
OF the sort. By this time the sur
prIsed spectators interi-red and put
an end 10 the scene. Mr. 0Strandsr
gave Mr.. Carson pretty severe seor-
Ing for his conduct, aud the trial vas
adjourned for the day. Two ladies
were present during the affair.
WARRANT ISSUED.
shortly sfterward Mr.. Smell swore
out warrant in Justice Jones's court
for Mr.. tarsoais arrest on the charge
OF assault Ii was given 10 Constable
Caldwell, and up 10 late hour last
night he bad not found his man. He
went 70 Mr.. Carson's house and was
told he Was not at home, and he could
not be found down town. He will uu-
doubleday appear in court this morn
ing, and il Is thought that he viii plead
guilty and pay fine.
Mr.. Smell complains that Mr.. Carson
has been very offensive throughout the
trial, that he has paraded his official
position continually and frequently
ammo ineed II am the assistant United
States attorney and kE~.@ what the
registrar and receiver viii decide on
that point