Morning journal and courier., 1886-07-27
News by Telegraph FROM ALL QUARTERS. CAUGHT IN HIS OWN TRAP The Anarchists Lawyer Talk en Back. IA BOMB FOUND IN k BARREL. Congress Hurrying Along
 Its Work. HUBERT Q. THOMPSON DEAD. General LOgan's Friend
 Under Arrest.
FIELDEN,S LAWYER TAKEN BACK

l His Cross-Examinationo of Detective | Jansen Brings Out Facts Which | Completely Stagger Him.
 CHICAGO, July 26.-Judge GarY's court room was more crowded than it has been during the course of the trial when Detective | Jansen was put upon the stand this morning l and his cross-examiuation resumed by MT. \ Foster 'sIn Fielden's speech on June 7, in ! which you say Fielden said there was no use | in begging, did you hear him designate any ! time or place in which force was to be usedF' ''No." 'tDid you ever hear him do so?" "Yes." 'When?" "I cannot recollect the date, but it was at the Twelfth street Turner hall" "You misunderstood me-" said the attorney, who seemed to become nervous by the answer he had brought ont. 'I do not. I heard him do so where I have stated" ''That was the place where he recommended the use of force, but want to know did you hear him recommend date on which force was to be useda' "Yes; on the occasion mentioned and May was the date" The attorney seemed dumbfounded at the result
 of his cross examination. The witness stated
 that he only drilled twice. On one occasion
 ten armed men drilled in the presence of the American group, but none of the defendants
 were present. When Fielden suggested sur
 prising and capturing the armory it was ar ranged to make raid when the nights grew long, but definite arrangements were made. Witness had never seen Herr Most's book
 William A. Pinkerton, the chief of the Pinkerton agency, was then put on the stand and asked if he had engaged the ser vices of men to ascertain what was being done by the anarchists. The question was objected to and objection sustained.
 W. H. Freeman, reporter, was called and told what he had heard at various meetings and what he had seen at the Haymarket. Joseph Gruenhut, an inspector of tenement houses, testified that he had known Spies, Parsons, Fielden and Schwab for years and was interested in labor. He laid claim to being Socialist, but did not consider himself an anarchist. He was not member of any group, the Lehr und Wehr Verein or any other association. Witness was present in the office of the Arbeiter Zeitung on the eve- ming of the Haymarket meeting. Spies said that if people came to these meetings armed they could not be driven away like sheep. He could not say positively now whether Spies recommended dynamite as the species of arms to be used. Spies was once not in favor of the
 
 would not amount to anything. He called it a palliative measure and said it was not rad ical enough. On ross-examination witness said Spies was compelled to assent to the eight hour movement by the stockholders of the A1beiter Zeitung. Witness thought he had heard Parsons and Spies say often with in year that individuals ought to be trained in the of dynamite so they could defend themselves.
 Dr. Newman of the county hospital pro- duced several bolts, nuts and pieces of iron taken from the bodies of policemen of the Haymarket affair.
 Maxwell E. Dickson, reporter, testified that Parsons in conversation about the social ! istic movement had shown papers containing diagrams of street warfare and told him that the revolution was nearer st hand than was generally believed.
 The balance of the day was consumed in 1 reading extracts from the Arbeiter Zeitung, Alarm, Anarchist and other papers to show ] their incsndiary and revolutionary nature.
 Fully two thousand ardent sympathizers of l the anarchists now on trial assembled in the | West Twelfth street hall this evening. At l least one hundred policemen and detectives l in citizens dress were scattered throughout | the hall. The meeting was very orderly and l the speeches of tame character in compari- 1 son with the fiery utterances of last summer | on the lake front and in other public places. | Resolutions denouncing the unfair comments | of the press on the trial were passed.S