Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1889-08-22

ALONG THE PACIFIC COAST.
The Charleston Starts off on Her Second
Trial Trip.
WAsHINGTeN'S IRON RESOURCES.
Sonoma Suffers from Fire Cav
Times at the Various
County Fairs.
ESPECIAL DISPATCHES TO THE REcoRD-uN1oNl
She Wants Her Pistol Again, and Raises
Row When Refused It

She Wants Her Pistol Again, and Raises
Row When Refused 1t.
STOCKTON, August 21st.-Last evening, at
midnight, Mrs. Terry drove to Lathrop in
a carriage and caught the 1 o'clock train
for Fresno. 1t is rumored that she goes
there to look after the will of her husband,
but there is growing opinion that he left
no will. An attorney for the prosecution.
upon being questioned by Cau reporter.
said that Mrs. Terry had gone to Fresno in
accordance with the advice of her attorney,
where she will remain quietly until after
the preliminary examination of Nagle.
1t was, perhaps, better for Mrs. Terry
that she left Stockton, for while here size
was fast alternating the little sympathy
which at first there was & disposition to ac-
cord her. Before she left Stockton she Gre
ated quite little excitement by her efforts
to recover her pistol, which was taken
away from her in a handbag, at La
throp. The pistol has been since the trag-
edy in the custody of the San Joaquin
author ties, but Mrs. Terry decided that
she wanted it. She had little alteration
with ex-Mayor Shippee, unjustly accusing
him with having something to do with the
course of certain newspapers in the Terry
matter, which ne emphatically denied
and branded as a falsehood. Mrs. Terry
became excited, and started out to find
District Attorney White, to demand her
pistol. She encountered Deputy District
Attorney Gibson, and asked him if he
knew where her pistol was.
Yes" he replied, lit is in the custody
of the proper officers"
II want it," snapped Mrs. Terry.
But, madam, Pm afraid we shall have
to disappoint you"
Il want my pistol. repeated Mrs. Terry,
energetically, land IN going to have it.
Why don't you want me to have nv prop-
erty?"
"Oh, it might be wanted as evidence in
Court and we are keeping it for that pur-
pose"
THAT is not so. l know better"
We'll, then, if you must know, we are
afraid to trust you with the pistol"
well, I'll have pistol anyway, if l
have to buy one"
But she did not carry her threat into ex-
ecution, and if she had she would speedily
have been disarmed.
Among friends Mrs. Terry has not been
backward in talking over financial matters,
and 1t appears that she is greatly in need of
ready money, or at least desires ready
money for some purpose. She was talking
yesterday with a prominent Stockton law
yer, friend of Terry's, and asked his ad-
vice about raising certain sum of money.
He told her it would be impracticable un-
der the present circumstances, and advised
her to wait. AT this she became very in
dignant and insulted the lawyer.
There is a feeling of general relief now
that Mrs. Terry is gone, and what little ex-
cltement was in the affair has about sub
sided. Some people apprehend that Mrs.
Terry would be dangerous with pistol in
her possession, but those who know her
best affirm positively that she would not
shoot, but that she likes to make display.