The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1889-08-22

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~ this monent Mrs Terry rushed up frcm
the train and began utierinE iOrd ercs and ls-
menfhtions Let me got AZ him 4 q she
7 ~ nniah him She borr in her hand a hand,
sarhei which she had brought with her, and
seemed 10 think that Jtdys FI-ld . done the
shooting Aboutao1 persons had by this time
gathered frcsn various p aces Ms Tern ran
IN and saw the body cf her husbcnd hathed In
bool Kiss M. kiss me. she cred. Can
yon not kiss me bcford you dleF' And she put
her arms under his head and stopped over h m.
Judge Terry opened his eyes. and making a su-
prsne eaort raised hts head and shoulders
toward her Their lips met. and almost
Instantly AFTER his head sank back and his
splendid frame stralshiencd out and
Jufge Terry was dead. As the crowd
surred toward the sidewalk. an excited man.
impelled by Mrs. Terry,s cries shouted; -.If
you1l give me = gun III shoot Field.- This
worked the people up TO great pitch and
many threats were made Either shot was
necessarily fatal One passed through the
head. coming out near the left ear. the othe=
through the heart There was some talk at the
time OF arfestine Magic. but holding hts re-
volvcr firmly in his hand he defed the crowd TO
touch him. saying he was Deputy United
States Marshal and had done his duty in pro-
tecting Justice Field No one veuturei TO
touch him. and he boarded the tram for San
Francisco. He was arrested al Tracy b. Sher-
~ Purvis and conveyed TO Stockton
Mrs. Terry Is greatly affected by the tragety.
When interviewed she said she had antieipat-
ed trouble II her husband ever met Field. and
tried 10 persuade him not TO 30 to the dining.
room The train was met at Oakland Mole by
large number OF Justice Fields friendS who
congratulated him upon his narrow escape
from death al Terry's hands Mr. Field was
driven rapidly to the Palace Hotel When ask
cd By the reporter 70 give an acc ount OF the
shooting he said: well could tell you about
IL in = very few words. desire 10 state FIRST.
however, that reports have been in circulation
ali over the country TO the effect that Judge
Tern had deciaredhis intention TO assault me
ct the earliest opportunity, and that II /
dared 10 resent he would kill me. was warned
and advised to arm myself by a hundred differ
ent people. but positively refused TO 50 armed
while in the performance OF my duty, and
think that when the time comes when Il will be
Necessary for . judge to so armed while in the
performance OF his duty. IL will be time TO abol-
ish the courts
continulne the Justice said: The United
States District Attorney having heard these re
norris Instructed Franks to send deputy with
Judges SAWYER and Field 10 protect them nom
any harm that Terry OF his crowd might desire
20 innict In pursuance Of these instructions
Marshal Franks seat Deputy Dave Nagle to
Los Angeles yesterday 10 meet me- l did not
Know OF MS m@.lNu uuAAl NC AAAA1-1At
about neon yesterday He appeared 20 be quite
4 gentleman and ne asked me when intended
20 return 10 San Francisco. and told him that
would return a. soon as finished my bus
mess. iconclnded my business about O'Clock
,nd then len Los Angeles on the
train Nagle sat opposite me In the
car Last night he went out for
while ndwhen he returned informed me that
Jndre and Mrs. Terry had boarded the train al
Fresno and were iin an adjoining car.
.,e that intended loi,et on and have my break
sast, lie aeeompanida me, and We entered he
,ss,aorant together hnd sat down al a table
near Inc entrance A Tow moments later Judge
Tery, aecempanlcd ni his wlie, entered when
NJ rs'rrv s,w me- kho turned around and went
s'ss Al ne eae Iancrward learned that she
wen, srsr Sssh 70 rrcs, y her hand.s.ehnl aease
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