Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1886-08-13
THE ANARCHIST TRIAL.
The Argument for the De-
fense Commenced.
he eoos Izssaslous q u. Priuunsr.-
ns 0mssn q ne Law tie Real
Coasplrsleu- Parss.s Rsesns
Hialns Piaes.

CMxnA0o, Ana. ~. .--At tie opening of
the Anarchist trial todaE. ASSISTANT
S1alAaa Attorney Walker oasnuiaf one
hour. In eloslne b. said; = Ene Isw
violated appeais b You. fan atand, fer
tha nrzt tine IN fh1 history Of thia aouu-
iry. between anArahy and laW; batQaen
an absolute cVefthrow 81 tbs present
system b. fofoe and constitutional lau
represented b republican Institutions.
Do not forRet the weight Of yoaE rs-
aponsihililF, the awful maQnituds Of ID.
lbs foundation stana of the REsat p1b-
lie oofdoa, Jngtiae, has been attacked.
Shall it sand oroot 2 Gsnilemen, thai
re91a VITA yoa. Ihe palica have
done their dnfy. They save their
best bleed TOR she law. 9hay
atoao g men upon oomm nd.
and they nzEeR aUeFved. Lst sAe iuEg
have the same eouraWe, fhe same apirlf
and the sane calm foriit1de undsE ~
aponsibiiity. HeEaa Of ths polioemen
are dead, 6u1 the outraged ana violated
law shall be Esdesmsd, for In THAR mar-
fyrdom anarchy vas buriad forsrsr.n
Walker vas foiloWed by SiQmuna
zsisleE, who occupied the remainder q
the day.
OH1oAao, Aug. I2.-Zsislsr sssumsa
bis address IN the afternoon. ThaEs
vas psFeeptibla decrease IL tha sina
Of the aadianoe. The atmoaphers of
the uonFs room vas e. oppressive 81 on
any day since the openiaR Of the trial.
zsizler took considerable pains 70 In
press upon the i1ky that the calls 10
armg referred 20 bg the Stata, only in-
tended 10 aignify that II the employers
protected their interaats hy recourse 20
arms, tha workinRmen had The right %
protect themselves IN the same manner.
TIE social revolution that spies refer
red to- said the speaker, ia not a
revolution 30 b1 Suddenly oonsamEnafad
by forses bus shat social revQlntinn
Whioh is inevitable. Tie eighf hour
movement vas part Of the general plan
Of the revolution, and no oDa had
intimated that shia movement
vas in defiance Of Law and Orders
''Organizs and arm yourselves" Zsialar
explained 20 siRnify, stand BY your
union. In union there is strenRlh, aud
lhe time will come when yeuF sfrenQth
will Figh1 yoar WfonGs. Arm yourselves,
organize and stand togelhee and You
will Get recognition. which viii come 10
you in no other Way. What alternative
vas thefe when the employers said, We
will use force, aud tne papers adVo-
Gated the.0se Of hand RFenades upon
the refaet0ry wage workersg This Il
why they we're advised TO keep their
p0Wd dry
Zsisler belittled the attempt 30 tnra
The 4rbsitsr Lsifasg oiklce into "a ar
senal. " The reporter WAC testified for
The State" be said, had boaa openly
shown q couple Of shells, q bit Of fuse
and q feW Eliminating caps and 4
couple Of dynamite cartridges, and
when be returned with two deieotives
lno exhibition vas again made, ana
Parsons took pains 10 explain the man
aer Of using the articles. A. 10 the
package Of dynamite found In the Ar
better lsitaHg 0fies by tbe State, the de-
tense had proved shat no sueh package
vas there prior 70 the 6th Of May, and
Is afterWaFd tFanspiFed that ID had been
found on another heoE Of the buildiua.n
Zassler maintained that 3 conspiracy
implied secrecy, and there had been 20
secrecy about the defendants, OF 60.
zarding tue specimen bombs. fuse and
lapa found IN Spies ONCE. The
speaker created amall sensation when,
10 numbering 70 Is, be poinled 10 tue
3sats 0f the defendants, and said: - II
he HaymaFket riot Is tbs result OF q
conspiracy, then Gfinnel. The states
attorney, Is the 6rst man Who sho0ld
be PLACED there. Next, Mayor Harri.
l0n aud the manioipai authorities OF
Chicago, who have allowed thess thinqs
10 90 on, should be tried on the only
1harge Which has q possible hold upon
he DESCENDANTS. II the states attof.
aey, gentlemen Of the iary, is not guilty
u conspiracy, then you mnst aOquii
these defendants Of that charge
Zsisler said tonight taat be usnld
anish his speech in about an hear To-
morrow morning. He viii be followed
b. Lngham foF the State.
PAEsoss' HIDING PLACE.
WkuKnsHA. lWis.). AaR. ls.-It has
Iuat leaked out that A. r. Parsons, she
Anarchist, made Waukeaha bis hiding
place from the time be left the Hay
market massacre until be returned 70
Chicago 70 appear In ooart. While here
ze lived with Daniel Koran, . pump
iealer aud a recognised leader IN she
Of Simon b. Needham,
Who breaches In BaKl0w,s Hall. Koran
aid 70 an intsrvieuor thai Parsons gave
lis name a. A. k. Jackson. He was
,etioent and did not talk e great deal. |
de was q mild. kind hearted man and |
Rould net hurt q orioke1.