The Emporia weekly news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1881-1889, 1886-08-12

similar TO those Of his fellow Witnesses.
The defence brought into considerable
prominence tbs fact that fieiden was an
industrious, prosperous WoTki1gmAn,
VINO never owned 3 revolver in his life
and did not use one at the HAymarket.
HIS direct examination viii be continued
tomorrow.
CHICAGO, Aug. Another crush of
spectators were present ct the resumption
OF the trial OF anarchists before Judge Gar
~ to-day. ft was animated that the de-
tendants would close their testimony this
afternoon.
samuel Fielden was called to the stand
again and was questioned by Foster Of the
defense:
ADO you know Detective Bonfeld %
"Yes," I'm low vcice).
add you state TO him that you ran
through Cranes alley ?' mo; never to
stated that to him or 20 any one else"
"You say you were born In England"
By Mr.. Ingram on cross-examination.
"Yes. sir."
allow old we're you when you came TO
American" "Twenty-one. >"
"When did you become socialist ~
SIN 1874"
When did You become an anarchist
About the same time.
How long have you believed In
the present form of government
by forceG do not know as
have ever believed in chang
ing the present government by force. !
have believed IN the nature of things that
the government would have TO be changed
by force.
Did you ever know of any EoglIsh
speaking group except the American
Were YOU a stakeholder Ia the ALARM 90
had two dollars worth of stock.
aAR as,EaNS
Captain Black made objection. Objectlon
overruled. Capt. Black said, ''I think l
Will advise the witness" He then con-
suited with his brother attorneys and mod
flied the remark, took exception. Wit
ness was named as one of the persons TO
which Communications could be addressed
Is the management Of the paper.
Witness said he went TO the office of the
Arbelter Zeitung on the evening of May
4th and arrived there ten minutes before
O'Clock. He said there were twelve or
fifteen members of the American group
present he remained there until Bal
thausur Rau reported that there was q
large mass meeting at Haymarket, ana
thai speakers were needed. Witness eaid
he went to the meeting with Parsons
and Q man named Schroeder. DE
said SchWab left for Heymarket
prior to that time. Witness said he spoke
ct HaYmarket only through the lnterced-
ing of Spies. Portions OF Fielden's
speech at HeYmarket were read to him.
He said he could not remember the exact
words but recognized some of the thoughts
as those expressed by him. He then said
he was walking, or beginning TO walk
away when struck by q bullet. He was
asked if he had read certain articles in the
Alarm about dynamite and its nse? He
said he could not remember whether he
did or not. Witness said he did not re-
gard his HayMarket speech a. in
cendlary and he certainly did
not incite any one to 6ay snecitic overt
act. Redirect Observation-Disclosures SAID
that in urging the workingmen TO organ
ize he only Contemplated they would be
able by this means TO receive greater
share OF the products OF the country and q
more even division of the fruits of labor
He had no knowledge that any Immediate
violence would be employed. He had nc
| intimstion that dynamite bomb would
be thrown. The states attorney did mo-
pursue the crOes-examinatlon and Fielder
| left the stand.
| DE- Teilo testified that he was called on
| the night of May 4th 20 dress the bulle
wounds sustained by Henry Spies. This
was to show that the latter was shot Al
| Hsymarket. Young Spies had gwen tes-
tImony tending to exculpAte his brother
F! August Spies, OF the CRIME of lighting thS
bomb. He has formerly testified that ht
was not ct Hsymarket, but IN the presen
| trial said he was on the wagon with hi
brother at Hsymarket.
Henry Spies again took the stand ant
testified that he sustained q bullet wounC
In striking down q revolver aimed b.
some one al his brother. He could no
| say whether it was q policeman or not.
Ernest Heindorf, who testified for thC
state, was called by the defense and sale
| that he was at Zeph's hall on the night o.
| May 3. He said Lining was present and al
| far as the witness knew was sthere during
the entire meeting. Witness was recalled
| in an effort to show that Lining Wes presen
| ct the socalled conspiracy meeting on thu
same night at No. 81 west Lake street nea
Zeph's hall.
Jacob Scherman was present and saw
Lengg there at the meeting.
Mrs. Neebe wife of one of the defendant
was called but her testimony was objected
| to and she was excused.
Heinrich Linnemeyer was recalled anC
shown the dynamite found In the Arbeitel
Zeitun0 Office and said he did not SCI
| any when he searched the closet In tina
office on the morning of May eth.