The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1886-10-05
ARTFCL ANARCHISTS.
Their Brother Murderers Doing
Hard Swearing to Save
Their Neeks.
Grinnell PronOuuces 1t all Bun
combe and Says He Will
Prove il.

Chicago, Sept. 2s-The written motion
for a new trial In behalf OF the doomed
anarchists and the several afhdavlts In
SUI port Of il were taken to the states at-
t,rney to-day. The motion cites The fol-
l. wing TO sustain the motion that the YER
dict is contrary to the law and evidence !;
that there is no evidence in the record sup
porting or justifying the verdict; that the
court erred in giving the several lnstruc-
tons asked, and given on behalf OF Inc
people, in refusing to gave the veral In
structions asked on behalt Of the defendants
in
ADMITTING IRRELEVANT TESTIMONY.
ON behalf of the people in excluding ceI-
tain testimony on behalf oil tn deienuanU;
that the jury WAS not an impartial one;
that there is newly discovered evidence
touching the issues involved IN the case
that the closing argument OF the state ;
attorney was improper In It's statements Vi
substantiative matters not In evidence IN
It's appeals to the preiudices and passions OF
the Jury, and in Its abusiVeness towards the
defendants.
| THE MOTION CLOSES.
"The court erred in overruling the motion
of the defendants, Spies, Schwab, F!elden
and Neebe, for operate trials lhere
were eight afidavits filed in support of the
motion. John A. SOrrell made an am
| dsvit that he was not an anarchist and that
on one Sunday morning, following the
fourth of MAY he lad heard Juror Ran
dali saw in reference to Spies, Fischer
F,elden. Parsons and others, that they
fought to be hung. The defendants, them
selves, set forth jointly that since theil
trial,
| CERTAIN EVIDENCE
sueb as the affidavits of Deluse and re
ports of opinions expressed by the luroI'
has come TO their knowledge and they VII
be better prepared for second defense
Jno. Phillip Deluse, saloen keeper al In
dianapolis whose story was Inted In I'M
papers at the time he first made 1t pubic
asserts and swears that at o'clock on
morning in May of this year an unknown
man wearing mustache and dressed In uAri
clothes came TO his place and setting
small satchel on the bar asked for drink
TAKING HIS WHISKY,
/ the customer said he came from NewpOr
2 and was on his way to Chicago. Speaking
causually about the labor troubles, tn
: stranger closed with the remark that tn
5 saloon keeper would shortly hear o
trouble in Chicago Pointing to his satche
5 he continued: 81 have got something II
| here that will work You will hear OF 1t.
T Turning at the door rs he departed, Tn
unknown emphasized "yOu will bear oil
soon." Shortly following this episode, tn
news of the Hay Market tragedy reache
Deluse. The depOnent appeals
A CERTAIN OSCAR sPUTH
A as witness to this strange conversation
and this individual follows in an afidsv
10 the truth of the statement. Jacob
Bieler, of indianapolis, testified that
heard Sputh tell on last Saturday OF ii
= interview with Deluse's strange custom'
II one dsy in May. Thos. J. Morgan, a r
d puted socialist, declares that he heard j.
Is ror Denker say, at don't make any difie
l. ,nce whether il is like him or not, he an
o the whole crew ought to be hanged" Mo
e gan swears that.
DENKER MADE THIS STATEMENT
= at Woodlawn on May 5, in dispute col
II corning a certain portrait OF sp.es IN
,r daily newspaper and It's resemblance
the original. Thomas Wagner, the son
the foregoing depOnent upholds the tru
= of his fathers affidavit.
the counsel for the defense promise I
affidavit at an early date, impeachiI
&c Juror Cole.
States attorney Grinnell speaking OF q
a motion, said the impeachment OF the iuro
y will not avail and that the DeLuse athd
:, Wit which is the main point of new e'
- dence, is little more than buncombe.
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