Lewiston teller. [volume] (Lewiston, North Idaho) 1878-1900, 1889-08-22
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DAVID 8. TERRI
Killea a. La,hrop cslifo- mia, by Deputy
U. S. Marshal Magic.

AAlHhof, Sa'', Auk' IA. Upon tnc
arrival of tho Southern overland train
here this morning, United States
snprrme Judge Field aud Deputy United
States Marshal David Maggie walked into
the delo dining room for breaLptas, and
sat down side by side. Soon after, Judge
Terry and vile came in and also pro
ceeded to another table. Mrs. Terry,
evidently rccog nizing Judge Field, did
not sit down, but retired to the train for
some unknown purpose AS soon as
she had left the dining room Judge
Terry approached Justice Field and
STOPPING over him, gently slapped his
face once. AT this junc,ure deputy
United States Marshal Nasle arose from
his seat, and shot Judge Terry apperant
ly through tho heart. As he was falling
the marshal shot again and missed him,
the bullet going through the foe.
Judge Terry never uttered a sound after
being shot. He had hardly fallen when
Mrs. Terry rushed TO the side OF the
body aud threw herself upon it. Then
ensued scene Of the
Widest EXCITEMENT.
People rushed from the dining room aud
others rushed in. During this time
Justice Field aud Deputy Marshal Nsgls
retired to the sleeping car, where they
were securely locked within. At times
Mrs. Terry would call upon the citizen.
to arrest aud detain them here aud moi
let them escape. Before the train pulled
out Constable Walker entered the sleeper
and was carried away on the train. He
said to the spectators that he knev BIZ
do'y and would perform it. During
time the train was standing ut the depot
Mrs. Terry was running wildly, alter
nately from the body Of her husband te
the sleeper demanding admittance thai
she might slap Justice Field; begging
that he and Nagle be detained aud hav.
their examination Here. Previous to tn.
entrance Of Constable Walker into The
sleeper Sheriff Purvis and deputy o.
Stauislaus county had already taker
charge Of Deputy United States Marsha
Magic.
AFTER THE SHOOTING
Deputy United States Marshal Nasl,
backed up against the wall Of the dinic,
room aud warned everyone not to arres
him, saying 10 was q United State
!. marshal in discharge Of his duty. Their
was no seinblance Of 40 attempt to molss
him at any ,ime.
Il TUE NEWS IN SAN FRANCISCO. 4,
Il SAN FRAEcIsco, Aug. 14.--The new
. OF Terry's death crcased~ intense excite
+, ment here. The possibility Of au ca
counter between Terry and Justice Fisl
has been recognised ever since the in
= prisoument Of Terry for oontsupt {
!. court, owing TO the temper Of the ma
D who killed United States Senator Brod.
J. rick 10 the early days in California.
1t David s. Terry vas at one time chi.
justice Of the supreme ooart Of Caliiorsil
II and has always besn prominent 6gul
l. 10 the political history Of the s.ste. II
> killing Of Broderick caused Il the time
J. deep personal resentment ageipst Ter
by portion Of the people Of the stat
e which threatened to
ol TERMINATE Hls cAREER
i in California, bus be always bad ! suu
i Der Of adhereOts and he remained. 3
vas married to Sarah Althea Hill, Vi
i claimed to bs the wife Of es,6epsto
+ Sharon, while prosecuting Ass elais
e aeaiost the Sharoa estate. This bsossb
: him into ! resentful attitade lorae,
: Justice Field, Who laat year pndessd
= decision il the United Statss sirsui
!. court in this city, denJiog her elasn !
i be the wife Of sharon - Reviese.