The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1889-08-17


sax FRANCISCO. Aug is--The wsrrani
for the arrest Of Justice Field. which ~a.
Issued By jussssss II the Eesee in ssoek.
tsn. wss presented TO sssse Elx OF de
police court, sEis morning soy his ssgus-
Ease. gaeige RIA askezi tie cgsaios IT DIS
trset Attorney Page, b. wisoass he WIS ~
gised to sn~arse the warrant Ex-Jnsf &c
Lond~sassek appeared issr justice Field .1d
declared that the ss>gzuce 81 ths warrant
wss sn sttefaTs 10 hftriliate q ta<flee Of
the supreme court Judge Kfx EnzlSy in
1ose1 the warrant ana u y - placed 10 the
naasis Of Sheriff Cunningham. Of STOCK ton.
THE ARREST NApE
The justice arrived at his chamber ai.out
nooe. accompanied ey Iasx. sawyer aud
Js1gr Brewer. hersHCunninghan Chief
Of Police Csowiey and Captain Lees went
TO the mafslsais Office In the sAfae baiie-
isg as sson a. Judge Rix had signed the
warrant. aigd ffum fnere the party. accom-
psnird by Marshal Franks aud several
other persoss. weHt Ia Justice field's
ehafatse.s. The latter ross to receive tbs va.
and sheriff Cunningham presented the
warrant sad formally Elsde The arrest.
Writ % HARgas soRrFs SEAsTxD-
wit Of bah@ss corpus WAS a. once
sworn out before Judge sawyer. OF the
circuit eoart, and heard by him ia cham
bers shortly b. fore O'Clock The writ
was zatrd. and hearlrg ord red for nexi
Thursday aftsrnoan. bal wzs fixed ~
xsGe
srRos.s rsTIuax rEEsgsyKD.
Tire PETITION pr.-eateas Tor Jastiee
fisid' release under riae writ of haseas
corpus wss qafte hong, aa1 one OF tn clos
ing statements " a. rs feiloes. "lt II in-
comprehensive how any man acting IN
the course Of duty could have listened for
one nome M to charges from such
source" referring 10 sarah Althea Terry.
The petition asa charged that the par
pore of the complaint made by her vas To
sbjeet him 20 arrest and confinement nj
stockton. where said -srsh Alsnes may lie
able. by the aid of partisans 10 c rfy out
long Continued aud repeated threats uf
personal whence.
COURT REFUSED To ADJOURN.
Appl cation was made BY Attorney Crit
feIden 20 the supreme court 10 adjourn u,
day ~ 4 mark of rrsfesf to the memory OF
Judge TsrrY. Chief Just ce Beatty de-
cilned In ent rain the motion. After ~
marking that be was sorry thai tue motion
had i-. u ai grsi. the chief 9u,tsce said. 1t
l. q very unpleasant affair, but the court
has fully considered the same and deems
the wsssi mode Of treating the subject
is 20 pass il BY in silence. The sudden
desth of David :. Terry j. notorious and ii
is fhe decision OF this court that il take DO
further action in the matter"
JUSTICE FiELp NEEDED PROTECTION.
TEggE HAuFE. Ind, Aug. I6.-ssnaiar
Voorhees, heartily sustssus Attorney Gen
crsi Miller in u hat he did 20 protect Justfe
Field. He believes thst. In vi w of the
fat that Fields life was threatened by as
desperate a man as Terry was, IL WAS en-
inenfly proper for the stierne. genera 10
see 10 IL that no harm came 70 him ia the
..is .harge Of his duty.
ADJOURNED otT oF RESPECT To TERRY.
STOCKTON, Cal, Aug. l6-Judgc Bud
this morning adjourned the superior court
out of respect 10 the memory of David ;.
Terry. He said that those who knew Judge
Terry tsest knew him ~ pure judge aud
an able attorney.
THE FUNERAL SERVICES.
Judge Terryss body was removed from
the morgue Ia 81 Johns Episcopal church
at neon where IL lay In state for tive hours
aud was visited by great number ef peo-
pie. Mrs. Terry sat n a pfx near the cas-
ket and gszsd int ntis AZ the dead ali the
while The reetor of The church Is III, AMI
an effort was made to Sc; All Episcopal
clergyman from sacramento 10 ofslciaft.
bu; he was away from home and NJ. =. Der
rance. one OF the oldest yesfrymen in the
church here, was finally -slected TO holsi
the service, which commenced about z
o'clock.