Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-08-22
GODDESS MARTYRS.
The Anarchists viii Make Desperate
Effort to Carry Their Case to the
Emitted States Court.
1hey CAN II War On tho Laboring Man.
0rinneii Ready for Any Outbrenk and
Willing TO Hang seven more.
scHwAR WOULD LINE TO srEAK.

MS bcht. oCnWhDt VINO WAS on lne very
Of a collapse, sank upon the bench. Ra
lying in little while, be also glance
into the street, and, turning 10 Parsons
said In English. 81 wish could 4
down and make those fellows a speech.
now THE VERDICT 10 RECEIVED.
CHICAGO, Ill, Aug, II There was
meeting last night OF all the female rola
lives Of the sentenced anarchists, rein
forced by men from all parts OF the city
Miss Spies subsequently said that owe
$4,000 was subscribed 10 the fund u
carry the case 10 the supreme court. Mis-
Spies said. We have been watched AM
bounded by detectives and newspape
men until we are nearly harassed u
death; but we got away with them al
this time and have had our meeting Tn,
law may beat us by Judge Carey
rulings and by special pleas made by Mr.
Grinnell, but the supreme court neve
will indorse or rule the same way Thinl
OF my brother being hanged, when he wal
only trying TO do the best he could tC
help the workingmen.
tits reported that Mrs. Holmes made an
energetic plea TO the meeting in favor Of
awaiting the decision Of the supreme
court.
fears OF starvation or being disturbed for
rent, as the oppressed OF all nations
would come TO their succor.
When the meeting dispersed II was In
the early morning hour, and the women
all embraced and declared they would
stand together.
Gen. w. ii. Parsons, brother Of the
convicted anarchist, says every effort
mil hst mn IN, tHa a
the case will be carried TO the supreme
court OF the United States II necessary
The leading exception will probably be
on the point OF the refusal OF Judge CAREY
TO give, for the defense, the instruction
that all men have right TO
peaceably assemble, and TO repel by
force, any attempt, either by
the authorities or private individuals,
TO break up such meeting. On this point
the attempt will be made 70 carry the
case to the United States supreme couri,
In case the state supreme court refuses
new trial.
Gustaye Bolz, managing editor Of the
Arbeiter Zeltung, says they have $4,000
already 10 contest the case, and he ex-
poets much more.
Attorney 6rlnnell says rigid measures
tnng, and any reference 10 alleged
bribery OF the Jurors will cause its SUP.
preston. Az To the future, he said he
had a list OF tifty men who would be ar
rested at the first outbreak. lie viii re.
qulre the best Of good behavior from the
anarchists.
Joe Gruenhut, city tenement.house in
apeetor and socialist, says the verdict
will be the signal for labor re.
volt. II is n class verdict, verdict
Of the capitalists In the interest of
capital and a violation Of the principles of
liberty aud justice. He said they were
convicted TO crush the labor movement,
but they never will hang, for everything
money could do would be done.
George Rogers, member OF the state ex-
ecutive board OF the knights of Labor,
says the verdict is Just and the Knights
will not aid In the attempts to secure a
reversal. The anarchists don't hold a
legitimate place among the laboring mans
friends. The verdict will call attention
10 the fact that law Is pretty safe thing
TO lean on, and win have wholesome Of.
feet on the socialists. The remedy for
labor abuses is in the ballot
LBr rHE GOOD WORK 60 ON.
CHICAGO, H., Aug, 81 Capt. Setback,
who secured most OF the evidence against
the convicted anarchists, says the anarch
list business in Chicago has Just begun
When no Is through they will all be hung
In prison or driven from the city. lie
declines To say whether he has made ad
ditional arrests or whether he has war.
rants out for any, but says he will get
them when he wants them, and lntimates
that some OF the women win eventually
be brought 10 trial. He says had Schnau-
belt been brought tostrial, evidence cor.
roborative 81 that given by Gilmer and
Thompson, but which owing to Sohnau.
belt not being on trial, was not adduoed
Setback regrets that BalthaGAr itue was
not indicted for murder, as he could have
been convicted. He and more yet may
be tried. Capt. Setback says II
Schroeder had told the same story on
the stand is lie did TO him, Ncebe would
have shared the same fate as the others,
hut that he tSchrooder) was worked upon
by the socialists. under the lead OF Capt
Wslters, who was at the head Of the
armed eOctions, and modified his testl.
mony Ii some extent. Walters secured
all the testimony for the defense, drilled
the witnesses, aud had he had better
command OF the English language the
witnesses stories would not have been SO
Inconsistent lie said Rue had fed the
city. Ten policemen from Capt. Sohaack's
force spent the night az the jail as a
special guard for the anarchist conyicts
These were relieved by another squad
this morning. The prisoners held an ex-
tended conference With Capt. Black this
morning regarding the programme TO be
carried ont to test the verdict and pre-
vent, Il possible, the judgment being
Arried out,
CnfCAGo, ILL, Aug. n capt. Michael
Shack, who is credited with having OBJ
tained the chief evidence against the
condemned anarchists, was asked II the
police were not through their labors.
"Through2n said he, "why, they have
but barely commenced.p
''Yon mean you have others who are
indicted 90 the same charger
"You must not ask me too much
tell you the anarchist business In Chicago
has only commenced, and before Il Is
through with we viii have them In jail,
hung on driven out Of the city,
"Did you place any men under arrest
yesterdaygn
s'ThAt do not wish TO tell.m
"Report is you have secured warrants
Tor The arrest of large number OF per
sona.n
"a you think minute you can see how
foolish The idea would be. We have no
ACCOMMODATIONS for any large number az
people, ana II would be needless expense
Affoating too many at once. can get
them all az want them. do not ueed
70 axrcst them now
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