, 1889-08-15

Field, born of the Sharon divorce amt
and the Justices late decision in tho
case. The moment the news of Terry's
killing flashed through tho CITY. the
name of David G.. Broderick, whom he
Killed III aduel In 1859, was uttered by
many tongues, and many old Califor.
mans now living here said
SERVED HIM RIGHT;
u is just .retribution, A few days since
san Francisco papers stated that Terry
had threatened to kill Matthew +.
iphuauy, United States district judge, in
tne event he came to San Francisco TO
dtry cases against himself and wife.
Terry had no special love for Judge
Deady, or any one opposing him, be.
cause the judge decided the Hill-Sharon
case against him in 1885.
soon after the news of Terry's death
reached this city, press representative
called at Judge. Deady's chambers and
asked him whether he had heard of the
answered that gentleman; "but that
would not deter me from perform ing
my duty, There were five indictments is
hanging over Terrys head, and three
against his wife, arising from the dis
turbanCe in the United States court
room In San Francisco some months
ago. was directed by Judge Lorenzo
Sawyer to try Terry and his wife ON
those indictments, and had Terry not
been killed should have gone to San
Francisco very soon, but now 1 shall
await further Instructions.
Terry's Body at stockton.
STOCKTON, Cal. Aug. 14.--The coroner
arrived here at II 40 to-day with Terry's
body in u box covered with white cloth.
Mrs. Terry rode in the express car with
the remains, accompanied by several
friends of the deceased. When the body
was taken OIL the car she followed and
rode with 1t in an express wagon to the
morgue. She was distressed and said il
was cowardly murder of an unarmed
man. The inquest will be
held tonight Deputy Marshal
Nagle was brought here in buggy by
Constable Walker of Lathrop at 10: 80.
When the overland train left Lathrop
after the shooting the constable got in
the car and arrested Nagle. He rode
with him to Tracy and there took "a
buggy for Stockton to avoid the crowds.
rom the buggy and came with his coat
covering his hand-cufied hands. Nagle
requested TO be interviewed. He said
81 am United States marshal, and
simply did my duty as AN
officer" He was locked up alone
and soon after sent for local attorney.
His pistol was given to the jailor. 1t is
a large 44-calibre Colts revolver of an
old pattern, with two cartridges ex.
ploded Nagle was very cool, but looked
pale and determined. On being searched
he gave up everything without com.
ment.
NAGLE IN SAN FRANCISCO
SAN Francisco, Aug. 14.-Dayid Ma.
gle, the deputy United States marshal
who killed Terry, is well known In this
city, In the latter part of 1870 he went
to Arizona, and in 1881 he received the
appointment as chief of police
of Tombstone. While occupying
that position he had frequent encoun.
ters with the criminal element, and by
his behavior he soon earned for himself
the reputation of being a man of indis.
putable courage and bravery. He shot
and killed Mexican desperate in
Tombstone, after fierce encounter.
Nage was appointed deputy mar
shal here II year ago, and when
Terry made the assault on Marshal
Franks last September Nagle disarmed
him. The reports circulated that Terry
intended doing Judge Field some injury
when they met, caused Nagle to be de-
tailed to act as body guard TO him
when he came 10 this coast a few months
ago. Nagle Is about 30 years ofugo aud
has wife and family living in this city