The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1889-01-10
THE RIOTERS IN COURT.
v,.nk Terrace Giyen a Preiimi-
nary Examination.
rone,esiug Testimony IN Regard 20
che Recent giot-The Dob
cons Discharges.

f5srFel u Saats'f- sf'ts Nt'1.N ,t-s-t tst-l
~ esse Of prank -isrreee ct Seeessiie.
- II Re rsae leaaert- was tAs 6fst 70
sor,s rs. Ths courtroom fEss erasEfss1 al
s.,s-agon, AID long before the exssai-
- ee,nr1e1cad fAsfe weFg namessns
- sstsag around awaiting 81 cp-
- % testify "a let1aal % tae de-
- me witnesses Tor The persecution
.a~ass.l 81 Josf.ce Ssderbefea conrs.
:. - ssrss unsfi ga 3 n waa spent
s.yssgn,a sEspeusa Of expectation. 10
- = ,.fisssus f7eoFse Parks, Justice % sbe
.. -. 81 Gs{lHisa, sas slowed 70 take
800 Ia heha.f % Tire defense 1 plea
- ea45ts sFss catered ny Terraces 1t.
ss.-egv- Perks stated 30 aasf
fssvs knoan Terszee hFc years; was AZ
$500 Friday sftsEa0oB, a. GaIlsgher's
se,'.s. ssw body 81 RRnea called upon
Ts,saes a. bis bone between aud 4 D IA
g.. Te-faes invited ue 50. Terrace wss
sstftsz IL his oeEIaH chair - TIE FIRE an4
80 h!s sllppkrs on.
f'ross-exafaiRc3; Went p Newcastle Ia
ne.sGissy afssr dLanes. H8erst9oa that
essge afbeT man Asa ss9F. ans tsoaehs
fSsf A. the wife aud fatally Of the Sasn
sSssesea Tas Enot gas very delicate thai i
,s9gbf be Of s8ane assistance. Knew Of no
tro1b,e bat the death of Rastg9. Heard 81
az o. tea Tainuses after n o'ciock That
was before ! soi there 8@a 0een iufsrlaed
M disturbance buf BAL 40 aetgial knowl-
sdge N Il Terrace said he lad been In his
hoase al dag.
n, direct An naa kaiK.s II Labor.
Examination ios tae prosecution then
esmmsneea. Neither Ralph LowFie nor
j, .. Hnghss could state anything against
Terraee who fat beside MS Rftoraey aud
wors shr0uie sour look. and DoiSon's
two sons were ~ 30 assistance 70 tie pros
arutiou lgt their father. John f4obxa8
who vas called, proved aa Important wit
neN His testimony IN substance was
Live "a &eN castle. Know Terrace. saw
him OF the morning Of the 4kn vita a
crowd o. men marching from The direetion
~ tie Catholic church toward tho rail-
road K must have numbered fTam - 20
100 men, They were whegpiag and yell
ing and we're EGlng q stop the miners
frpn going - work. Terrace wa with
them. iie vas not doing sny more thSn
the rest Recognized Terrace, also Bartley
cenfoY aud Tom Maiatkey II the crowd
II vas between aud Gao O'Clock in the
morning C1ald hear Terraces Voice, bat
ooHld not understand what he said The
Hen were marching very fast when J met
Their ! was Che iirst man, II seemed. they
mel, and they were trying 10 ger ahead u
rae in The road
The defense here intaFpAsa1 81 objection
on the ground that what the croaG did
was imyaaterial - vas Terrace aud uGt
the crowd that was under trial The obieu-
tian was overraled and Dohaoa allowed 10
continue The crowd halted nae. and one
Of the men sang osl 'st8p that naB sad
five or ak made rush al me They came
down from the bauk aad had reached the
tuFn-iGble. Terrace whs sfiU up GU tae
bank Carney said, 'fB0Fs, turn your
rifles on that man. and theF shot az me,
one bullet solag between my legs, cutting
f5Essa 5id yi.sg fs,se tt,c,se t,aF,ts h, ea,srt
hai exposed eeattail which had a bullet
hois Ia IT, lie proceeded
"Wheu tEeg arad 81 me ran. OF course.
They kept shooting e. me until got out 81
their range, The crowd then wens ou 10
ard Gaai Creek. Hna ! - AsWcssfie didn't
sec Terrace any more that day"
GTosscxGminCa Am miner. Live a.
Newcastle. Was walking up the .oad AZ
the time from nay own h0use 20 see II any
boys Nefc going % work AID ~ there Was
any danger as there were rpmors 81 meu
coming from Gilman - make trouble.
Any l1e Live tWO o. three hundred yards
from the cook house Passed the cock
house Ga my way Terrace lives
"pn the saWduat." These ineu came from
the direction where Terrace lives. Ilsey
did not pass my house. NulF recognized
three men amoBg them -rom MaiaFSey.
BaYt'py CoHroy aud Terrace. halarkey
and tIufay were pretty We'll in front II
The crowd saY the SIDE 81 reFFAal's face.
Was about 90 OF 81 feet from 1iu They
hal 'ghts both miners .amFe 10 tffir hats
aud tNtchas, ta.uk, Coui4h iSii Mlrthef
e pas Ierfece or maa she wss with hin
who mad the torch. hts, j was dark.
Here ihe oaier.s ~ Fien 60 show That
b0usnHa eltlY vas prompted By Mal-
ice A,asi tesfacr, ana a1tats5 bobs1a
had used the word we. iu gudoayDt!ne
20 sti him mixed up in his personal srleY-
ances
l8pson said. Have ua particular .aaBee
toward tesrarc. $50 Go Eu- thidk very
highly OF hiA. i|e. uo' o character very
wei liked in Newcastle, aua 81 nu4 he a.
tCmp,s % prevent from earning Jst uread,
and proposes r. aitank ntt families aud
oag homai, we mean 20 prevent him AZ
ter The crowd iigrd ON rae HCut lat9 Now
en- + Jones house. Is, Jones iuld iae a
bullet had been seat through her back
door. Belong GO tho Miners Union.
TO show D0bs5us snimus The defense
resauccted iAe sigTy ~ z "jgci, which
VAS supposed t1 have Occurred some time
since the rebellion ans iu which Nr.
p0hs5u was reported % have taken part Es
sauoad iJf Terraces opponent 10 de.
yel0pod that it was nothing more than \
fgbt between drunken man and
sober man, iu which Dob
son took mo- part whatever. and which
was already Within the statute Of lmita-
uOas fhc prosecution t9gu thought the
farce ~ cvaminng ihc witness .abouI
things SEQ lmmaigrai should cease. Dob
sou proved % possess no animoslty against
Terrace except That the latter had been
guilty ef several unlawful slts tAoRght
DQbsJu, and d-d uut possess az cnN liable
reputation. Terrace, ne said. had been
de,umeut GO the peace eug we iage
OF tac miners 90 Newcastle. and the miners
were ui the op'uiau ilai they shuuld have
protection Ia their cluGts % earn an honest
iiyigs. The question by The defence 20
pebsgr "pid son have rifle. was ruled
ont BE- objection, although bohSnn man
AGED t1 Inquire uf thc prosecution With
grim r0y "Ttgpp0se yuu refer 90 the DIE
NJ loehranc gave 20 Mr. Terrace Then
apiE stealing Incident ui ,htce yenf, ago
was rasad ur hy the dclcure, bar as Jhat
amonufrH 20 nothing Nose than a dispute
between witness and thC PRISONER 81 tne
tine over Else Ownership OF I'd pig which
hal been settled by arbitration, thc defense
abandoned further tactics iu t1at direction
Ia tie 5JdiHsct examination poison tos
tsej ,Aai Terrace was "ikc Is n le was
ielias tae men bow 90 sgi. Counsel for
the defense jumped up aud demanded taBf
Tue Haris ike as NJ DO hF stricken tlt
ttom t3e answer The customary WTaus
iing between lawyers occurfr8 eualuE, -
asaal in iLC witness being aiioWvd % tcs-
aiy ta jae same fhius, bpt iu @ tiryout
way nanson said fhSt Terrace r fo'Cc
vas load and his attitude lhreaieniug.
Neither Thomas nor David Nooson ooH3a
&li S1s thing rs 90 Terrace, laF cehid tettF
AeGOc. ltcWrllyn jones OF Duncan hpNa-
ahan. Ms CnaS dldu't scp Terrace, A3
we witness however, could swear 70 az
a'fsek hsv.u. hsou ua Be by llle mob ~
ea'tF uAss, from 6I!rtau, Had this
at use illnesses for tNe defense ua3 %
siui. uaHs1u was recalled aud efa'eA
that the crowd be- saw yo have hcgH cora
pest largely ol Glllndu wea, Is tarS were
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