Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-07-17
VOL. XII NO. s52.


No. % West Laka street, (i,slana ire
the drawing on The map
Grinuel asks "What Il The length
the buildingg"
at Is iily.one aect and six inches.
The basement ls eight feet high Access
can be had TO u by means OF two doors,
o2c az the side, the other az the rear.n
sun another map is shown. ssrhls IA
Iepns' hall on the corner Of Desplaines
and Lake streets" The basement
stairs, windows aud doors In the building
are pointed out Capt Black wants 70
know the distance from the corner on
which the building known as zcphs' hall
stands 10 Cfane Eros alley 70 which tho
4 0omo ives thrown. The distance l. 8Ga
ieet' This gsound was gone over iuch by
luch, almost to The minuiest point III
every pant Of the territory on which the
massacre took place.
Inspector Bontield then took the stand.
He was Ia command Of the police on the
night NJ May z, There were present
! Lleutenanis steele, Bowler, Peusar,
stanton, Hubbard, Beard aud Quinn with
q detachment OF men
"Why did you come ID 20 THEREOF
! GIimnel asked.
"Somo time during the day my atton-
ton was called TO circular that
owe object says Capt, Black.
Wen, we will put the circular IN the
evidence Grlmnel says; ~ have one
here.n
Says the Witness al consulted with
his honor the mayor about the circular
which called for a meeting AT the hay.
marketn
"well you needn't say what the confer.
enoe was tell what you did on leaving
TIE stationn
at was about 10 o'clock the men were
ordered out. There were about one hun.
drod and sixty OF them IN all.n
They marched up the street, Intending 20
guard the thoroughbred
"What was the state OF the men rs to
the aims they borvYn
~ object" cried Capt, Black, over,
ruled
"What were their iustructionsan
"rhat no man should 1re unless he
was ordered to do so by his superior Of.
ncer."
"well, go on"
A TALK wiru TINE STATES ATTORNEY.
CmCAGo, ILL, July lG.--Stato's Attor-
, ney Grinnel, Ia making his statement ln be-
half OF the prosecution in the anarchist
cases yesterday, gave the follow
Ing interesting Interview of the mat
1 AtIt anu Muhl Nut HNhit tAltthH Va
prove. lie said The leaders IN any great
cause are either heroes or towards. The
testimony IN this case win show that
: spies, Parsons, Schwab and Neebo are the
biggest towards have ever seen ia my
! life Last January Spies said that they
were going to preclpatate matters about
the LIST OF May, aud he told reporter
:, how they could clean out the police. He
- said they would have meeting
:. near the Intersection Of two streets,
, that they would De provided with bombs,
y thai when the police came the bomb
throwers would be stationed ON different
y sides Of the street, and Spies then exhb-
y tied an empty bomb almost the exact
;, counterpart cf the bomb thai
q fell In the bay-market The evil.
!. dence viii develop a strange state o.
y facts In regard 70 the completely OF 9th.
y ers in this conspiracy. IL embraced 80
y many men that ! mistrnstod my own
y Judgment In the matter Of prosecutions
J while believe at least thirty men and
u for murder. The developments before
y the grand jury were such
= that the facts could not be
= all known. Then II was necessary
:, 70 pick out the leaders only. On the
!. evening OF May the Sd, Spies wrote his
, own account Of the Mccormick riot. We
{. have his own manuscript. La that he
y says that one bomb might have prevented
the failure OF the demonstration. On that
= afternoon there appeared at the top Of the
= editorial column in the Arbelter
. Zeitung the Greek letter "upsiloDn
i, and the words, "Come Monday night
y When the conspirators saw that secret
y letter they were TO go to the place Of
= meeting. | am Informed that Balthasar
y Ran wrote that signal. Rau is the conf
y dental friend OF Spies, working In his
u office. Armed men Of the an
: hall, at 70 West Lake street, on
y Monday night and met Ia the basement
y 10 the number Of thirty or more. Fisher,
. Ling and Engel were there. Scbsnubelt
was there. He IL not here. lie ran
away. The plan Of warfare was there di.
vulged by Engel, that man smiling
there on the end row. His hairs
d are turning gray aud he
has lived many years IN America. II was
y the most foarfnliy declared plan that /
y ever heard IN my life IL meant absolute
e destruction 10 the town. Engel said
Z When you see printed In the Arbelter
u Ieitung the word rupe that night
y prepare for war. Hupe means rest.
y n piece OF the mhnuhcrlptof that ~ Ia our
Q possession and Is IN the handwriting OF
, August Spies. That word on Tuesday,
q May 3, appeared In the. Arbeiter
r Ieituug In large type. Engel said
i 10 Fischer NJ the meeting, "is not
o that the order Of the northwest eroups?n
e Fisher answered, "Yesn Fisher clrrled
u that word to the Arbelter Zeitung Office
9 where he was foreman Ling
a said he would make the bombs.
G We have traced TO him at least
J. twenty-five Of these Internal engines, 0na
e OF which passed from his hands TO the
. man who threw II at the hay-mGrket
8 square. will prove 70 you that Ling
G made the bombs that killed the officers.
y On Tuesday tho c0nspirators went
Y TO Llng's house, where he had already six
= teen half bombs and eight whole ones,
but he wanted more, and they were 10 b.
:. filed with dynamite that Tueoday after