Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1889-09-05

move her from the room when she made |
violent attack on him, and Judge TeF- |
~ iuterfered and drew knife. "A
7,ist0l was afterwards taken from MES.
Terry's satchel The. marshal turtheRrl
stared when he presented to Terry IN ORDER
committing him and his wife to jan Get4sl
became very abusive, and Terry SAD: Fl
ssWhen 1 get out Of jail ana JuuSt
Fields returns to California, 1 will meet
him, and it viii not be very pleas"n'
meeting for him. -
A number of other witnesses also testl-
| fed rs to the affair in the courtroom.
DeDutv Sheriff Woolsey, who had
| charge of the Alameda county jail
while Terry and his wife were confined
| there. testified that he often cOnVeFsed
! with Terry, and the latter told him ne
! ALWAYS carried a knife. He called the
! iudres and marshaIs-curs, and sald. ne
would vet live TO see some OF them III
! their graves. He was very abusive OF
! Judge Field.
An Oakland newspaper reporter testl-
| fed that Mrs Terry had once told nm
+ she would probably kill Judge FIelo
| some day.
MORE WITNESSES EXAMINED.
SAN FRANCIsCO, CAL, Sept. T.
Among the first witnesses examined III
of Deputy Marshal Nagle to-day was l.
Y. Williams, formerly city editor of the
Evening Post. He testified that he VS.
tied Judge Terry while the latter was
! confined III the Alameda county jan
year ago, and that during the CONVERSE
! tioD Terry threatened to pull Justice
Field s nose or slap his face. TheswIeS'
ness suggested that Judge Field might
use weapons to defend himself, WheP
Terry intimated that he would be pleased
TO have Fields attempt to uss5. weapon
2 on him. q
NJ M. Estee stated he had kneWn
, | Judge Terry for over thirty years .5and
that the fact that he carried a weapon
! was known to all his acquaintances.
= p. Wigginton testified that he Wis
\ tied. Judge Terry in Jail, ana Terry said
n he would kill Judge Sawyer If It became
necessary.
o JP. Cosgrove, newspaper reporter
q stated that he called on Judge Terry a
q Fresno after the latter'S release from
q iaiI and asked HIM for an expression
p of his intentions regarding Justice Field
= Terry declined TO be interviewed, ant
- | said he had no intentions regarding MN
4 ! AS the witness was leaving Mrs. Ierr.
"a came to him and said it was unfortunate
that the country no longer recognized tn
/ code. lOI II IL uiNA - uSIANO AN-NN ''~e'-
4 have a chance to try his skill at shooting
n The letter from Attorney NIL
: Ter to Marshal Franks, directing tn
latter TO provide protection for Justic
10 Field and Judge Sawyer, was also sub
I mitted in the evidence. Marshal Frank
3 testified that upon the arrival of Justic
Field in San Francisco, on June II last
q ne appointed David Nagle and two othe
re | deputies to protect Justice Field from as
IA sauIt. He gave general instructions
: | both men TO look out for Justio
ar Field. When the latter left for Los An
in geles about the It'll, he instructed Nag
7h to accompany him, watch Terry and pre-
ri vent him from doing Justice Field an
violence. He called Nagle's attentio
is TO the fact that Terry was not an ordin
At arv man, and il ne met Field it woul
probably be difficult to control him
he told Nagle that in his opinio
-er Terry would assault Field, al
nd if he did Naglee would hay
TO act quickly The witness said TIL
nd although Terry might only intend to il
Irt suit Field when he saw him, he did n
nv believe Terry could control bis temp
Is, and would probably Immediately dra
re- his knife. He advised Nagle to take L