New-York tribune., 1886-05-15
TESTIMONY AGAINST THE ANARCHISTS.

CONFIDENCE EXPRESSED By IHE OFFICIALS THAT
MURDER CAN BE PROvEN-RlOIERs FINED.
CHICAGO, May ii lSpecidD beyond the fact
that state Attorney Grinnen confidently declares that
the testimony al hand su oien to prove that Spies
Parsons schw 4b Fieden, Fischer and possibly two or
three others accessory before the fact TO the Hay
market riot and be convicted OF murder nothing OF
definite character has been disclosed by the officials
The evidence as TO the who threw the dynamite
bomb believed TO re only crcumstantia Some OF the
evidence is strong showing that members OF
the group we're individually prepared FOR indscrminae
slaughter night and were only fOed by the mag
nncen courage and quick rally OF the police after the
first explosion II WAS stated good authority tonight
that III the OF the chief cOusprators au Indictment
will run against them for murder on the broad ground
thai they openly arranged for the Haymarket meeting
Instructed followers 10 come armed and were actual
sbettors perpetrated and are amenaDie un-
der tie law. The other indictments VIII run for actual
participation In the plan for the murder The most sig
efcant disclosure against Adolph Fischer one OF the
uen sus eced hurting the bomb, made at the H.
quest to-day when 1t was shown that IN his pockets,
among various deadly weapons was Illuminating cap
used IN the exploding Of dynamite. He answers the
description Of the who threw the bomb; but on the
,ther hand II l. believed that lie recognized by
reporter No. q Ltkes. near the scene Of the expO-
sion certainly only few moments before 1t occurred
The police holding five or six persons who saw The
bomb thrown and have some knowledge OF meeting OF
before tae meeting They have also port of The
p.oded bomb ami plenty OF oircumstantlal evidence
winch would appear directly to lmpcate at least SIX
meu-spies, Felden Parsons, Schwab, Fischer ami
Hrschberger-In arranging for or actively participating
IN the slaughter
Colonel EDersod Chief Of police, said that be fully
peced that Parsons would have been arrested before
this time and three days ago thought for time that his
capture certain 1t is known that the fugitive was
ity miles Of the city. but he changed his hiding
pace escape arrest He IS confident that before
long Parsons viii be just Most Tie search
for him Is systematic that made IN NewYOrk for his
marderous colleague. 1t Is now believed that Most
was In tuis city consultation with Spies and
his colleagues the Sunday before the Haymarket
Square slaughter. The inquest the bodies OF the two
latest OF the bomb Officers Timothy F.avin and
Michael sheenan, occurred to-day. The testimony WAS
arepetitou Of the already published concerning
and subsequent search for arms and Anarch
lists Tho jury found that officer Flayln came 10 his
death from wound inflicted By the bomb, and recon-
nonded spies. Fieden. Parsons, schwab, Fischer
aud Hrschoerger he held for murder, without bail. as
before fact III the OF Oicer shee
han II was found that he died from bullet wound
caused by unknown person AZ the Haynarket riot
and recommended person Do arrested and held
for murder
II disclosed last hight that the liquor stores at
Mo-. 81 .nd Il Lakest from wnich the Anarchists un
dolbtedy TO make their attack upon tue police
running again usual 1t is claimed that dan
Gus ana desperate men st lurking there and that
re spectable citizens after ngltfa
Mayor a praised for his announcement that he
had the places closed The Chef Police to-day
declared that the places stll watched that If
IL was found hat they barOorng Anarchists they
would be closed for good,
Al the Twelfth street Police Station to-day GEORGE
Boyce. Joseph BrushaD.ck. "lony" KOuba and James
swak the list OF those locked up, charged
robbery al the kosenfeld drugstore or the
seventeen arrested yesterday two or three were dis
This by justice White and the OF ers
Leld IL bonds $500 and $500 to appear on May
Is. Herman Zetkl. william BalkmaD, August Meyer
and CHARLES Benke arrested several Gays ago for ncit
ing tie ArmOurs glue factory. were held TO the
Crmia Court Dy Justice Meech The printers o. tae
ArDttlcT Zeitag VINO were arrested Tor murder, were
eaiiod before Justice Meech aud dismissed JOhh
heAudt Tor threatening to burn the lumber
Yards, was required TO give $500 bonds 70 Keep the
peace Charles leadt, Euil Miller, Jonn Crosef, Her
haD DaeAer ana Charles SelnfOrd none OF whom could
Fpeak FL !ntimidated mechanics at wOrk III
building aLHdlsed aud Depuster sts were ned 900 each
We last named having $50 aIde because De struck one
" iAe mechanics over the head VIII c!uD. James
nelhert, VINO threw a stone at wOrklnep hned
e4OO aud -eLt TO the BIideweA. George Gould.
nouder arrested a CHARGING him with
XnpAldatiOn and locked UP at tue Desplanes street.
fohce station. Thomas Chalmers IN his complaint al
sso tAat the prisoner induced several mouers In the
eEpoy OF Frazer Chalmers 10 quit Work yesterday.
!he papers demand that the recognized Anarchists ip
Cs ety emp oy be dismissed. The speech OF Joseph
yIutphu the City Labor htatistician. who declared
~ nights that assault Oh the police often
Aos Jusiable and refused TO condemn The Haynarket
~Iassaefe has resulted IN showing that the man
yiQehuy did not dare vote against his companions.
sivos ccLgiafy circulars printed here which IL rs
sssNn we're prepared by GrueuhuL
s.,t wounded officers the County Hospital were
along very fav0rabiy to-day with the exception
'0eef 'ioHuliy, who wac feeling little worse IAAa