Jasper Weekly Courier, Volume 31, Number 49, Jasper, Dubois County, 23 August 1889 — Page 2

WEEKLY COPRIEK. C. DOAXM, Xubli-lMU. J.YSPKR. INDIANA. RestsiA, it is MadertMd, U erKtiiug corps ef irregular oavalry tkrot-q-jlwHtt the CeaM. Thk Unit! States steamship Jamestown arrived nt Gibraltar, on the WtJi, with a krf MMwber of apprentices ou beard. B.BV. DK. J. H. IlAYUSS. of Cincinnati, editor of the Western Christian Advooat, died at Bay View, Mas., on the 14th, aged fifty -four. Thk secoud anniversary of Prince Ferdinand'. ascension to the throne of Halgaria was observed, ou the 14th, with appropriate festivities. Delegates from all parts of the United States will meet in Pittsburgh, Pa., the latter part of next month, to form a great t ederatlon of railroad employes. Thk Colonelcy of the Seventy-first Infantry regitaeat of the Austrian army has been conferred upon Field Marshal Voa Moltke by Emperor Francis Joseph. I.v consequence of pressure from the Central European powers the Greek Gevernmeut has countermanded the orders for Greek war ships to proceed to Crete. rai.NCK Bismarck bad a long conference with the Kmparor William, ou the 11th, presumably upon the subject of the Emperor's recent exchange of views with Lord Salisbury. f The Dominion Government will not recede from its original contention that the United Slates has ho jurisdiction over Canadian vessels in Behring sen outside the three-mile limit. Thk St. Petersburg Nve Vremya, in an inspired article, says: "The outside powers will make themselves sorely felt wbn the triple alliance attain their real object namely, 'war" Kktes P. Cool, one of the oldest business men of Glens Falls,:. Y.,aad a peutdoner of the war of 1S12, died, on the 12th, aged ninety-four years. He was born at Vergennes, Vt. Thk trial of John Yeldell, alias A. E. Pieman, the colored minister, was begun at Kdgeneld, 8. C, on the 9th. The eutlre day was consumed in calling jurors, only eleven being secured. " General Boulanger, Count Dillon and Henri Hochefort were found guilty of conspiracy by the Freuch Senate High Court of Impeachment, ou the 14th, and sentenced to imprisonment in some fortified place. Thk grand jury of Marion County, Miss., on the 11th, found indictment! against Kilraiu, Muldoon, Cteary and Donovaa,as well as Sullivan and FiUpatrick, participants in and witnesses of the late prize fight Complai.vt has been lodged with the Civil-Service Commission against Postmaster Ankeny of Minneapolis, Mlt.. of having made "divers and sundry" appointments in his office in violation of the Civil-Service lay. The summit of Mouat Washington was covered with snow to the depth of aa inch and a half on the 13th. The guests at the summer resorts indulged in a lively game of snow-balling. The thermom eter stood at m uegrees. Thk note of the Greek Government regarding the situation in Crete and the attitude of the Atheus Ministry in the matter has created a very bad impression in Berlin, and is unanimously coti -demned by the German press. Twesty-five thousand persons attended the annual athletic exhibition of the Claa-na-Gael in Philadelphia on the 12th. The profits, amounting to $1,000, will be devoted to securing the arrest and puuishment of the Cronin murderers. THif new small-arms and smokeless powder recently adopted by the Austrian military authorities have been thoroughly tested. Bullets from an eight-millimetre rifle pierced an iron plate one inch thick at a distance of one hundred yards. Thk agreement reached at the fecont conference between Emperor William and Lord Salisbury is believed to all intents and purposes to amount to an alliance between Germany and England, although no formal treaty was coucluded. Thk Sabbath was well observed in Cincinnati on the 11th. The saloons were geuerally closed and but few arrests were inade. A few cigar stores kept open to test the constitutionality of the Common , Labor law. Altogether it was a very quiet day. Ox the 11th Postmaster-General Wanamaker spoke for half an hour before the Young Men's Christian Association of Saratoga, N. Y., on the subject of 'Practical Christianity." There was a very large attendance, and at the close a large number shook hands with Mr. Wanamaker. A i.ahoe force of workmen are still engaged clearing out the debris from the cellars at Johnstown, Pa,, and as a consequence more bodies are being fonnd. Four corpses were recovered on the 14th two women and two children. It Is ex-. pected that many ghastly finds will yet be made. Thk steamship City of Paris, which nailed from New York, on the 7th, and passed Sandy Hook at 4:06 p. m. of that day, arrived at Queeustowii on the 13th. Her time o days, 2.1 hours. 40 minutes is forty-nine niiuutes faster than the previous best record for a steamer going eastward across the Atlantic. Members of Parliament whose relatione with the Home Secretary are intimate, express the belief that he will postpone action In the case of Mrs. Maybrick, condemned to be hanged In Liver pool on the Stfth, for the murder of her husband, until the last moment, with the 4iuea that she may yet conies. Mr. Ten-kk, an agent on the Clanrloarde estate in Ireland, while riding to the scene of a numier of evictions at Woodford,.on the 12th, was fired at by sumn unknown person in ambush at the aide of the road, tho bullet intended for him striking his horso which dropped dead under him. The assassin escaped Is the Washington Territory Constltu tional convention, ou the 10th, the article on cot porallutis otbr than municipal was placed on its hual passage aim adopted An article was passed giving the Lean latare power to nasi homestead laws and also naothcr declaring tliatthe water ways of the State belong to the tieopte for irrigation, mining and manufacturing jHtrpeens.

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CURRENT TOPICS, the mwg 111 bust. PERSONAL AND GCNERAT. A pimkck forest fire was reported from Washington County, Ore., about seven miles from Port land, oh the lltb. (Several houses and bams had been burned, and many people had been obliged to ftee for their lives. Thk Navy Department has received information that the repairs to the Monoeaey will be completed at Yokohama the latter part of this month. Sue will then l put on river service. Leave has heeu granted to LieutenantCammander Win. 1. Hnndalt, of the navy, for six months with permission to leave the United States. Thk anti-slavery conference at Lucerne, Switiorland, has been abandoned. Thk cricket match at Cambridge, England, was finished ou the 10th, the Cambridge eleven making a total of 111 in their second iuning. The Auierloans won the game in one inning by 12 runs. It is again asserted that Emperor William will visit Spain shortly. Lawykr Dickksho.v, counsel for the embarrassed firm of Brown, Steese & Clark, of Boston, filed a petition, of insolvency in behalf of his clients, on the 10th. The petition is voluntary as to Messrs. Steese and Clark, and involuntary as to Mr. Brown. Thk Augusta (Ga.) Orphan Asylum was almost entirely destroyed by fire on the 11th. The children were gotten out safely. Two firemen were injured by falling timbers. Alack of water hindered the efforts at saviug the building; loss, about In view of the Russian military movemeats on the Armenian frontier, the Porte has issued orders to expedite the construction of the new fortificatious at Krzeroum. A large force of men are already engaged iu coustrueti ng redoubts. Two indictments have been found against .President Allen of th Forty-second-Street Hallway Company of New York. One is for forgery in the first degree, and the other for uttering forged papers. Allen wanted to plead guilty, but the Jaw requires a trial on indictment for forgery ia the first degree. Frko H. Scharf, the absconding carriage dealer of Rockville, Conn., was arrested In Montreal. Can., ou the 12th. for forgery. The First National Bank of Rockville has a number of notes with indorsements said to have been forged by Scharf. At a mas-meetlag held In Springfield, Q on the 12th. to select delegates to the Republican Senatorial convention, exMayor Snyder denounced the work of the convention, claiming it was run by General Bushuell, who wants to be the next United States Senator, and other bosses. Rkckiver W. Gray of the North River Sugar Refinery Comrany applied to Judge Ingraham, of New York City, on the 12th, to restrain the S'tgar Refinery Trust from declaring or paying any further dividend. A temporary injunction was granted. Minister Ukid has informed the State Department that the general conference on weights and measures will meet at Sevres, near Paris. September 24. I. M. Marshall's residence, store and warehouse, at Keifer, O., were destroyed by fire, ou the 12th, together with their contents, including the United States mail and township records. Thk National Journeymen Tailors' convention assembled at Columbus, O., on the 12th. President Freda rick Jenson, of New York City, callud the meeting to order. The fiunncial report showed total exnenses for the year. W.52S.22, anil a total balance in the treasury or H.tmu.tp. Thk srross earnings of the Atchison, Tooeka it Santa Fe railway for July were 1,87s, :K, a decrease rroin the same moam last year of $170,730. Thk Shah will attend me Austrian military maneuvers in Galicla. A special committee ot tue .New oric Stock Exchange met the commissioners from Southern cotton exchanges, on the 12th. and. after discussing the matter, agreed to allow the substitution of cotton bagging for jute bagging. the French press is in a perfect fer ment over the new-sealed friendship be tween England and Germany, and the Otiitositlon naiers are charging the gov ernment with having driven England into the arms of Germany by her foolish and irritating policy. Thk body ot a woman killed by a train, ou the night of tho 11th, near Greenwood Cemetery, Brooklyn, was Idontineu as that of Mrs. George Thompson, or ;so. 402 West Thirty-second street, New ork. It was reported that Trttckee, Cal., was partially destroyed uy a contisigrauou on the night of tho 12tli. Owing to interruptioti of telegraphic communication it was impossible to obtain details. Governor Forakkr of Onlo refused to honor tho requisition of Governor Lowry of Mississippi for the extradition of Supcrintpcdeut Richard Carroll of the Queen & Crescent railroad, over wbo,e line the party traveled t6 the SullivanKilraln fighting grounds. Department Commander Smith, o: Des Molucs, la., has issued a circular fixing department headquarters at Milwaukee, thus practically abandoning the boycott of the Iowa department ou the G. A. R. encampment. Large delegations of soldiers from Iowa will attend the encamp ment. President Harrison will visit Indian apolis on the 22J, to remain two or three days. The occaslou for his return will be the corner-stone laying or the isolators' monument, and the visit will also afford the President an opportunity to attend the reunion of his old regiment, the Seventieth Indiana, the date of which has been changed to suit the President's convenience. A board of officers of the army, con sisting of Lieutenant-Colonel Anthony HftcKf. n.mtMln John U. SKinner nuu Caniain J. C. Merrltt. of the medical de ttartmtmt. liava been atmointed to meet at West Point on the 'i5th, to examine candidates for admission to the Military Academy. Thk State Department has received an official invitation for the United States to participate in the New Zealauu ana Soutn Seas exhibition to be nam uie coming wintar. On account of the nbsonce or an appropriation for this purpose the invitation will uot be accepted. Pkoplk are much alarmed in Sumter County, Ala., because of the mysterious action of the negroes, who are holding secret meetings, buying fire-arms and nctlnc insolently toward tho whites. The negroes outnumber the whites five to oh, Sk.nator Evakts. who is going abroad to hava his eyeK treated, has boon granted a pci&l passport by the Stato Dopartmont. Thk military, civic and decorative display 1h Berlin, oil the Mth, in honor of Emperor Francis Joseph of Austria was extremely brilliant.

Kx-KtN(i Milan of 8rvia, having refused to give hi' parental eansent te King AIxandr' meeting hU mother ouUldeof 8rvia, ex-Q ueen Natalie will start for Belgrade, ou the Hh, aud hold the meeting there. Thk eleventh annual eoaveMtioa of the Ancient Order ot Foresters t in MinueapolU, Mian.. n the 19th. Thk Grand Condl of United Friends of the State of New York met at Buffalo iu annual session on the IStfe. About delegate were present, including a number of ladles representing couucil wouieu. Thk cruiser Chicago was takn from the dry dock at Brooklyn, on the lath, and the Boston was put in the next morning. Thkrk are 1S.0I0 Odd Fellows iu Maine, an increase of 70i during the year, and the ordr is In a nourishing condition. Thk Hay and Straw Dealers' Assoalatiou of the State of New York met in Syracuse on the 13th. The feasibility of establishing a State agency to regulate the shipments of the association was discussed. Skvkral shoe manufacturers of Cincinnati have been asked their selling prices. The offers came through Bradstreet's Agency, and were represented a? eouilng from Englishmen who are already in the East, where some purchases have been made. Uulike the brewery syndicate, this shoe syndicate offers cash for all purchase, their purpose being to run each factory twught as ait Individual concern under charge of a manager. Five more comiwuies slgued the coke scale, on the 14th. aud 1,00J more ovens were started oa the 15th. The old river-land trouble was revived at Fort Dodge, L., ou the ltth. by tho arrest of three settlers charged with malicious trespass, for returning to their farms, from which they had been evicted, and securing tne hay crop. Judge David S. Terry was shot through the heart and Instantly killed ia the djot dining-room at La thro p, Cal.. ou the ltth,

by Deputy United States marshal agie, for slapping Jusiios Stephen J. Field, of the United States Supremo Court, in the face. ScrRKMK Jcnoie W, L. PisRcs. of Cali fornia, while talking on tho street at hau Die;o. on the 18ih. with ex-Governor Murray, of Utah, was shot la the back by W. S. Ulendenutn and severely wonaded. A decisiou given by the judge advcr.se to Gleudennin N supp vsed to have been the cause of the $lnKtint:. At Carbon Hill, Walker County. Ala., Superintendent C. P. Seymour of tho Kansas City Coal and Coke Mines was shot from ambush, on the lltii. while riding on horseback. Some time ago he took several officers to Carbon Hill to stop illicit distiling, and it is supposed that the moonshiners shot him. On the lltb. Civil Justice Ambrose Monell, who was counsel for Sheriff Flack in the recent fraudulent divorce proceedings in New York City, resigned from the general commitee and tho orgauiiation committee of Tammany Hall, requesting a suspension or judgment as to the propriety of his course, and promising to show that he acted uprightly in the matter. Ferdinand Bauer, aged thirty-two, a German barber, of Columbus. O., com mitted suicide on the Uth. He placed a 44-callber revolver at his head and a 32 caliber at his hea rt and fired, both s.hot taking effect. The Atlanta Consti tution serves notice upon Assistant Postuianter-Genera) Clarkson that uelth er the Administration nor any of its servants will be permitted to slander aud misrepresent Atlanta. The Iowa State Republican convention was held at Des Moines on the Stth. Every cannty in the State was repre-1 sentcd. A. resolution favoring Chicazo for the World's Fair in 1U was adopted. Thhek men were killed aud several others seriously iujnred by the explosion of a threshing machine engine on the farm of Charles Dlnsmore, eighteen miles southwest of Aberdeen, Dak., on the ISth.' Threk French ironclad aud a dispatch boat sailed for Crete on tho Uth. LATE NEWS ITEMS. A WAitlUXT was issued, on tne Idtn, for the arrest of Justice Field ou complaint of Mrs. Terry who charges him with complicity in the killing of her husband. Tks Constitutional convention of North Dakota, on the lflth, adopted the report of the committee on, election franchise as reported back by the committee on revision. This makjs it necessary to submit the question of womau's suffrage 1 other thau the right to vote at all school elections, to a vote of the people. ! The twelfth and last plank in tho platform adopted by the Virginia State convention, at Richmond, on the 1.1th, declares that Democratic and white snprcmacy in the stale is paramount. v the tariff or any other consideration. Thk vicinity of Mammoth, ra., was vitt(.il liv a snow-storm shortly alter daylight on the morning of the 15th. The white flakes fell until me grouuu completely covered. An informal reception was given Secretary Tracy and his daughter. Mrs. it inera In g, on boaru tue reveuwo -u"7' Dispatch.at Bar Harbor, Me., on the night of the Mth, about fifty parsonal friends being present. Secretary Blaine, accompanied by his uaugnier iu . gressman Morse and Mrs. Lieutenaut Mason assisted in receivesNotick was posted at the New Orleans Cotton Exchange, on the 16th, that John Frledlander & Co. were unable to meet the calls made on them for margins for future contract. Ghorob Hlatkr, a well-known journalist of New York City, died in Roosevelt Hospital ou tne Mth. Mr. Slater was for a long time financial secretary of the Press Club, of whleh he was a member at the tini3 of his death. It Is positively asserted that Emperor William will not go to Spain. Thk late riots of Huugarians in the Conuellsville (Pn.) coke regions have demonstrated to the producers the necessity for a more peaceful element in the district. As a consequenco several operators are seriously considering tho advisabilitv of sending colored workers Into the region to take the places of the Huns t now at work. The Louisville, New Albany it Chicago railroad has taken the initiative in reducing rates for the G, A. R. Encampment at Milwaukee, Wis., to the basis of one cent jter mile. It is aHlielpated that all other roads east of the Mississippi river will take similar acllon. Thk wife of Jacob Schaefer. the billiardlst, died at her hoiite in Allogheuy, P., on the night of tho 1.1 tit She had been an invalid for ynr.s. This will cause Mr. Schaufer to make a chaugo In many of his plaus. Tiik first Mohammedan moftq'W evor built In England has jus' '-en completed in Loudon. Senator J. 0, Hutchinson was hcmInatedh for Governor by the Kupublkan state convention of Iowa ou the 15th.

STATE INTELLIGENCE.

Thk wsidene f Char l'astlobes, at Shelby vlllts was entered Uy buriflai, who warrled away WIT Ih money and a ttu gold watch. A.mhcmsox km a small typhoid fvr Bpidt'Ulk'. A (ii N capthla of tllscharjriag L balls pr minui. ha been Invfatd by wi Indiana man. Kuwakh StaNI'oku w killed with a bowldr at Kairland. Three men have own arrested ftw tho crltnt. Ilo.v. William ('amahy, the oldest member of th Eastern Indian bar. died a few days ago at his horn iR Hush vi lie. Thk ot for night Jam" Spon:, Uvlmr six mile north of Braiil, died froui blood-poisoning. It wa eausvd by a wound on hit face comlnif in contact with a horw having tho distemper. Nk.vk Ketreat, iV'UlUm Ballard met his death by a curioua accident. He stumbled over a rail and fell upon Koyd Tallman. who had an open knife in his band, which penetrated Ballard's breast near tho heart. . Tun largest fish ever canprht in Indiana waters, was captured in the White river just south of Columbus, the other day. Tho monster was a sbovl-head cat and weighed H)4 jiounds. It was landed by Arty Monroa and Nick Herod with a trout Hue. It brought $11 in tho market. Jacoh 1)i:pkkz. a prominent hardwaro merchant of Shelbyvlllo, fell through a hatchway of an elevator, at thu factory of Conrey. Waller & Ueprex, a distance, of twenty-one feet, and was very .seriously injured. PosT-orricK E.VAMt.vr.n Kisa has finished tho investigation of the rl,wondinjr assistant potituiast?r of Hoonville. The shortage is SoA'.iUS. This amount was collected from Mr. Swint's bondsmen by the Inspector. It appears that Postmaster Swint was to allow Denny half tho proceeds of the postoffice for running it, and from what can be learned lit ha never drawn his shaio of the income, which is estimated t.t ?4,000, makinjf the total defalcation upwards of Slu.WKi. AS old-ettlers meeting was hold near Anderson on the 11th inst. About one thousand persons were in attendance. A ltov named Martin was bitten by a mad dojr at HloominKton. Mkn M.vnrnjfA Ilwr.wife of a young farmer of .Spencer County, committed suicide by shooting- herself through the heart. Lkwi Ivbv was jailed for forgery -at Portland. Tin; State Hoard of Health has been notified of the existence of several cases of glanders in Parko County, and in one instance a prominent fanner has contracted the disease in a very peculiar manner. He was plowing with one of tho glandered horses one day, when the animal throw his head around and struck the farmer in the face, slightly bruising the skin- Some days after ho was taken sick, and the physicians have diagnosed his disease as glanders, and say that he can not possibly recover. Jjsk Sims was shot and killed at New,' Albany, at an early hour the other morning; by Wm. Neal. Both were colored and wore bad characters. John M. Wamtlkk has been appointed deputy .stamp collector for the Richmond district. At Vincennes 'split Bark." an Indian attached to Stowe's circus, was shot in the back and dangerously wounded by Patrolman Robertson in an eflort made to arrest the Indian. Six township in Hancock County voted on tho gravel-road question on the lilth, and tho majority of the4 votes were for free roads. This will practically make every road in the county free. It. VI, Si-AXfii.Kit, an inspector of tho Post-office Department, tho other day examined into the business of the Mailisn post-ottlce, and looked over the city, its factories, resources, population, etc. He" will report favorably to the establishment of free mail delivery here, reconimondinig four carriers. Tut: contract for the now Presbyterian Church at Connersvlllo was let to L. K. Ludwiek, for SPi.lf.0. A ntfONKi!, named Uockman. stabled Policeman Garrison Reeves in tho arm while the latter was placing him in a cell, at Hloomington. ' Tin: residence of Mrs. Mary Thompson, of Edinburg. was entered, tho other night, and robbed of a watch worth J I Mi, and money and clothing to tne value ofSM). - Lox 1!ak.vaiu:k, aged ten years, who wart kidnaped by a peddler at Torre Haute, has been found ad returned to his parents. .1. C. Staiium; wan killed by cars near Otis. Mk. John" Siiki.tok. a young wife of Seymour, hai given birth to an unusu li'ty large and hearty Im)j with six wel formed fingers on eacii hand. Gkokok St.i:tTir.vrn, a well known sporting man of Indianapolis, has liecn declared insane and sent to tho asylum. tor. T. Wai.tkHs was arrested at Vincennes on a charge of setting fire to a building on his father's premises. Ivlit r Roi.tiK.v, a tramp, was killed by cars near Ft. Wayne. Ci.AitK County paid out, during tho past year, on account of sheep killed by worthless dogs, I,4-2ti.r,o. Gko. Srin.irK. tho nineteen-year-old murderer of Dick Cisco, at Madison, has surrendered to tho authorities. Tin: indications are that 1(K),(M0 persons will attend the laying of the cor-ncr-sitono of tho Soldiers' Monument at Indianapolis on thy 2Ud inst. CliAW.us Tiiitlrr drowned himself in the M Isslsslnouva river, near Jonesboro. His mind WHSOnlmlanoed by hard study. At tho mooting of tho directors of Wio Indiana Millers' Association, M. S. lllish. President of tho Bltsh Milling Company, of Seymour, was chosen to ropresentindiana on thoKxeeuttvoCotnmlttco of tho National Millers' Association. Et.KVATOlt B at Mt. Vernon, owned by V l Kuhrer Co.. burned thn other night. Tho fire caught, in the tower, supposed from a hot box or BpontaitfoUH combustion. Loss nlout P,iMt). Forty thotiKanvl -bushels wheat, burned. Fully Insured. , c ; ,

SHOT TO KILL

x-Judn Turry, ot Californln, Hot iind KilltKl by Dputy Unltd 8ttM Mnnthal KkkIs. The Tragedy the Result f an Assault on Justice Stephens J. Field of the Supreme Court, Ami ItM'lUcHtally tbn OMleumn of the NutorbiH MiHr.iH'llilt Dlvoruw Cmm NhkIm ArrtMtetl. I.4THHor, Cel., Aug. l.The Southern Overland train arrives! here at half -past sereu o'clock yesterday morning, and the passengers alighted for breakfast. J udge Stephen J, Field nud Deputy Uulted States Marshal Nagle walked luto the lepot dining-room and sat down for breakfast side by side. Judge David 8. Terry and wife, who figured iu the Sharon divorue case, came iu also. They were going to auot her table when Mrs. A'erry recognised Justice Field and" Immediately retired to tho tralu for Muie unkuowii purpose. As sootr as she hud left tho diuiug-room, and before she had reached the train, Judge Terry walked to where Justice Field sat, and stooping over him, slapped ills face. Deputy Marshal Nt;le at once arose from his seat and shot Judge Terry through the h-art. While he was tailing Marshal Nagle shot again, but missed, the bullet going through thu tloor. Both sliou were tired within a few seconds, before any one could interfere. Tho Judge, after being shot, fell to the floor and never, Uttered a sound. He had scarcely fallen when Mrs. Terry rushed into the room and threw herself on the body. People ru-hed from tho room while others rushed iu. nud tho wildest excitement prevailed. Justice Field and Deputy Marshal Nagle retreated to a sleeping car, where they were securly locked in. In the meantime Mr. Terry kept constantly calling for the arrest of the two men. Constable Walker, bsfore the train pulled out, entered the sleeper and was carried away on board the tram shouting t to the spectators that he knew his duty I aud would perform it. While tho tralu w;f .standing at the depot Mrs. Terry kept running from the body of her husband to the sleeper, demanding admittance iu order that the might slap Justice Field's fuw. Before the appearauco of Constable Walker iu the car, Sheriff Purvis aud u deputy of Stanislaus County had taken charge of Deputy Marshal Nagle. Mr. Stackpole.4 one of tho ptoprlotors of the hotel, was standing in the door, aud observed Mrs. Terry leave, and also took note of the threatening look which she cast upon Judge Field. He walked down the room to where Judge Terry sat, and, addressing him, asked why his wife had left the table. "Judge Field is here," observed Mr. Stackpote, '"and do you think your wife would be so indiscreet as to cause trouble!" 'Why do you ask that question?" said Terry. 'Because I do not wish to have any trouble here," was the answer. "I don't know," siid Judge Terry, quietly; and then he added significantly : "There might be trouble." This alarmed Mr. Stackpol, and he walked back to the door determined to watch Mrs. Terry when she returned. No soouer had Mi. Stacfcpole left Judge Terrv thau the latter arose and walked straight up to where Judge Field was sitting, aud, without saying n word, slappod him ia the face aud then repeated tho blow. Nagle, who was sitting beside Field, sprang to his foet with a drawn revolver, which he induted at Trry aud fired. Terrv fell heavily to he il uir, and aa he did so Nmrl fired aifuiu. The first shot en tered Terry's left breast.the second struck the ll.or, plowing up tue woou aim ioug in iu the wall. As the first shot was fired Mrs. Terry had reappeared In the doorway, carrying a hand traveling bag. Mr. StacScpole 1 her and. with the aid of otier, took away the bag. Upon ..vrtuliation afterward, the bag was found to coutaiu a pistol, which, was sufficient proof of Mrs. Terry's motive. Attracted by the rofort of the pistol, Mrs. Terry looked in at the dour, and. as she tmwher husband fall, threw up her lwndtnnd screamed wildly: "He has killed him. He is murdered." If Judge Terry had intended to provoke Justice Field, and draw a weapon before the latter could turn, is, of course, uot kuown, as Deputy Nagle, who r.at opposite, prevented this by firing, reMilting iu the instant death ot Terry. After the shooting. Deputy United Slates Marshal Nagle backed up against the wall of the dining room and warned every one not to arrest him, saying he was a United States oftleer in the discharge Of his dtttj. There was no seinblauce of an attempt to molest hlui at any time. Constable Walker t-jok Deputy Nagle from the train at Tracy nud proceeded with him to Stocktou, where lie is now in jail. District -Attorney White ordered tho arrest of Justice Fleldupon his arrival nt Sun Francisco, and telegraphed the order to the i-keriff of San Francisco. The Cans il Hi" Trouble. San Francisco, Aug. l.. The announcement that ex-Jtidge Terry hud been shot and killed at Lathrop yesteritay caused extraordinary exdlemeut in this city. Tho scene of tho tragedy is eighty-three miles from this city by rail, and Is the breakfasting station for the Southern Overland train. Tho possibility of an tncounter between Terry and Justice Field has been recognized over since the imprisonment of Terry for contempt of court, owing to the well-known temper of tho man. Terry has always beou n promluent figure In the political history ,,f the State. His killing of Senator Broderick years ago caused nt tho time deen personal resentment ngalnst Terry which mi ch-iiv;m " which in .itlfirtiin: but he always had a nutu her of adherents, and remained iu thv State, though he lias only once or twice been before the people for position. Newspaper articles havo baeit printed lately intimating that it would be dangerous for Justice Field and Judge Terry to meet personally, as It was thought the latter might instill the former, while the fnct wns atso recognised that Justice Field would be quick to resent an attack from Terry, knowing U could only result fatally to one or the other In view of Terry's record. David S. Terry wm at one thno Chief Justice of the Hupretmi Court of California, and knsnlwnys been a promitiunt figure in the political oontcsts of the

BUte. The killing of Brodurlck oaussJ at the time deep personal rebutment against Terry by the iwuple of the Mat, which threatened to terminate hi rareer in California, hut he always had a number of adherents, and remained in the StU, though he has only nuce or twlee been bfor the people for posltiou, 11 waa married to Harah Althea Hill, who claims to be the wife of ex-Kenatwr Mharou, while proseeutiug hr i-laim ngaiiiMt the Shnrou estate. This brought him into a resentful attitude toward J uetice Field who, last year, rendered m deelrilou iu the United States Circuit Court, In this elty, denying her to be the wife of Sharon. Mis. Tony created a KPene in court during the reading of the decisiou. charging Justice Field with being corrupt, aud she refused to remain quiet. Justica Weld directed that sho bi removed front court. When a deputy attempted

to carry out thu order of the court, she became Involved iu personal quarrel with that official, nud Judge Terry interfered, drawing n dagger from his vest. He wns disarmed and both Terrv and hU wife were adjudged In contempt and committed to jnll. in the meantime Justice Field wont to Washington to resume ills duties ou the beneh. returning to this city six wveks ago, David h. lerry was born in Todd Coun ty. Ky., iu lSW. He served iu the Texan army under General Houston. He came to California iu 1810 and settle 1 m Calaveras County. In lSsft ho was elected Justice of tho Supromo Court of Califor nia ou Vio Native American ticket, and upon the death ot Chief Justice Murray. iu 19H1, Judg Terry became Chief Justice. Ho wns op posed to the vigilance committer of 18M5, audstnbbed one or tho members of tho committee who had attempted to arrest Mnloucy, a frioud of Terry. Torry wae held by the Vigilantes, but was afterward released. He killed Senator Broderick in IS'W) as a result of political differences, Terry belonging to what wns known as the "Chivalry" whig of the Democratic party. In lbi0 Terry was defeated as n Hancock elector. although his associates were elected. September tf, afrSS, ho was sent to jail for six mouths for contempt of court by Justica Field. .lutl- l"i ld' Version or the Alftilr. "San Francisco. Aug. l.. The Southern Overland train arrived at tho station in O.ikhmd shortly after cloven o'clock yesterday morning. A great crowd had collected, telegraphic intelligence of the Lathrop tragedy having preceded the arrival of tho train, and the sleeping car in which Justica Field was sitting was at once besieged by United Statos officials and newspapermen. Justice Field maintained his quiet demeanor, and narrated to a, press representative the following j particulars of the shooting: 'I can tell you the story in n few words. For the last few months all manner of reports, both public and personal, have reached nu tlwt Judge Torry had threatened to subject me to some indignity if he should happen to meet mo. This fact caused the U niled States marshal to decide to provide such protection as he could during my stay In this State. Wheu I started for Los Angeles to hold court. Deputy Nagle accompanied me. He seemed to be a quiet, gentlemanly official, though I only met him twice whll away from Angeles. He asked me in that city when I intended to return, and accompanied me, taking a seat in the sleeping-car opposite tome. We heard,, this morning that Judge Terry and bis wife wore ou tho train, but paid no attention to the fact. When we arrived at Lathrop wo entered the eating station to get breakfast. I took a cent at the end of the table. Nagle sat ou one side of me.. Terry and his wite came luto the room soon aftor. As oon as Mrs. Terry saw nie die went onto the room, as 1 afterward learned, returning to the car for her sachel. Judge Terry arose, aud I supposed he intended accompanying her. Instead of doing so, hewalked back of me, and struck me a heavy slap In the face. I was completely astonished, ajid seeing he was m-tklug ready to strike again, Nagia cried out: "Stop, stop," but Terry did not desist, aud as he was raising his arm a second time, Nagle shot at him, tho bullet entering his heart. Hi fell to tho floor, Nagle shooting h second time, but the second shot uot striding him. Nagle was arrested at Tracy it ml takon to. ...ickton to await tho result of tin inquest. That is the complete story so far us 1 am aware of the facts." Protection was tiecordod to JusticeField, it is claimed, by authority of United States Attorney-Onneral Miller, who telegraphed from Washington to the marshal of tho district to seu that trieporsou of th Justice was protected nt all hazard, Tho order extended also to Judge Sawyer, of the United States Circuit Court In this city, upon whom Mrs. Terry made n pcrsonul assault lait year, while on a railway train accompanied by Judgo Tony. The order was based upon this fnct and upon threats declared to have been openly mado by Terry against Justice Field. Deputy Mnrdinl Nagle was directed to accompany Justice Field under this ordor. and is said to have given Judgo Terry full warning to stop when the 1b tter began his attack upon .fustic? Field, aud fired at Terry as the latter wns about to strikw a second time. Justico Field tuft tho Overland train at the Oakland ferry, and drove nt onco to tho Palaw Hotel, whero ho was joined by his wife. Ho was not arrested, nud the notice to the chief of jwllce, claimed to hnve been sent by the district attorney of SauJo. qulu, if forwarded, was not acted upon. BROWN fN ' CANADA. The Mll" Treasurer ?r Anionic the. Oilier IUeitU In Cansulu-HI Ailvlne to HU ram 1 1. r. Boston, Aug. 14. A Providence (IL special to the Herald says: Treasurer Brown's family was seen in Westerly yesterday by n Hurnld correspondent, and llin wire nnd three daughters, who have been at Noyo Beach, left for their home nt AUfltotl, .Mass., on a later train. They received n telegram from Brown from Toronto Saturday and more news from Montreal on Monday. The latter Information was to tho effect I . . 4 ., ....... - 1 i , ,.,.t . on co to their fornior home in A lis toil and secure as much of his property as thy can, and nt the same tinle hold all their own pfesonnl property nlid sea that it is beyond reach of the sheriff. After receiving the news, nud as soon as they could clear ti their affairs where they were stopping, they left for Allitoti. After Mrs. Brown lias settled up her affairs she will probably join hr husband 111 Kruno?. If ho decided to go there. In the letter Brown snld nothing about thu amount that he had Inkeii, or how much he had with hlni. His family and hU the relatives are ax happy lis the proverbial lthode Island (dam, and seeni to think that the whole, thing will come out all right.

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