The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1889-07-12
JOHN l.. WAS JAIL
Arrested in Tennessee for
Prize T lighting.
RKIsasEp m ospsR or eouRr.
sasiiSAs's Mssd~mezaer Not Extra
tng Jake Ktfrafn.

Nssuvrls-r, JGlv ii.--lohn l. Salii-
van Was arrested here this morninz
upon rv4luisstion 0s tAs governor og
Mississippi snd i now in tie city iaS.
Maidoon. Cieary and Charles Johnson
we're arrested. When The louisville
+ n Nashville srsin pulled into shc city
this morning crowd snrgssi around
ise car 70 see John l.. Sullivan.
SULLIVAN EKsgsrs Awsxsr.
A sumor soon obtained circulation
that rcQuisltion was In the hands a.
the police, several of whom has
boarded the car. There was somc dis.
cvssson and linails . struggle was seen
IN the car ana an Officer reachei ever
with handouts, and seixins the slav.
gers arms pullei hi.n ont into the
aisle. Sullivan resisted. MnhieSn put
hts head ont ~ the wsDaow and erlezi
70 ihe crowd 'tieniiemen. demand
American protection. Ills patriotic
appeai Vas greeted with a variety az
responses. sullivan begged him 90
knock she COPPER out. Others crissa !.
Il hurfah ior the Nashville pelbee.
AAat ttkkts WIN Atkf ttts0.
cRIEF RLACg pGtWs \ REVOLVER.
After ariei struggle Sallsyan MS
taken from the ear to a carriage. la
the seattle. he drew back 20 knock
down the policeman. Whea chief
Black stuck pisgoi in hls face and
told him that it be struck he Black
would klli him The efiieefs NEXT
graosocd Charles Johnson, of Rfoak
iyb, sullivan hacker who re~ists,!
vigorously, but finally cried oui with
pain. During this ScFiugmaee Maifoun
sat quietly hy and was undi>tur3,ed
tlearY, Snllsyan~ other secend. hiA
during the excitement, anH I,vnch
jumped ofi tae train oniv Johnson
. atta Sullivan N'ere GetaiGta. though
the Others We're Wanted. The arrs~>fs
were made by the authority al tsle-
gram from tsUvernef Lowry. Us Mi--
SlsSlppi, to she Nashville Chse{ uf 10,
lice.
SULLIVAN RtrAINs cot NsEA.
Sullivan has retained a. c0gu>el ex-
Attorney-sieneral Washington. who
saws the officers vent bevund their
authority: that they cannot hold the
men. Immediately an attempt will
be made TO release the parties on
writ al hsbeas corpus. Gov Lowry 5
telegram oilers a reward Of 81 gQ. II
is believed that II released. Sullivan
will be re-arresiea GO secure time Tor
reqgssiiion Ia be obtained. fne ar
res ted belsigerents aye Row in the po-
lice station. IN conference With their
attorney.
TnE fgNALFy roR PRizEEfeHrGSG.
Jackson, Miss, July H. The law
Imposes penalty not exceeding
VI ,uso nor less than $50, or ilapFison-
nient for twelve months, or both. for
prizenghting. The party causing
death Is guilty of murder. AiderS or
aoeitors are subject io a fine 1T not
less han 81 00 or imprisonment in
jail fer six months or both.
SULLIVAN RELEASED.
AT 3 o'clock this afternoon Judge
Nc Ailisier. of the circuit court. heard
the argument in Sullivan petition
for writ of haheas corpus. In ren-
dering his decision. the jndee vas
very emphatic in bis declaration that
10 hold Sullivan longer would be a
most arbitrary aet on the part of the
court; that the officers had arrested
him without warrant OF authority 0s
Law: that niSdemeauor was not ez.
traditahie by the lAws Of Tennessee
courts, and by the pre-, eslents of Gov.
efnor Taylor, he therefore ordered
Sullivan released. There was an I'M
rnense crowd present. and the decision
of the Judge was greeted with great
applause. Sullivan and Johnson went
East by way of Louisville aud Nash.
vile tonight.