Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1886-05-10
CHICAGO ANARCHISTS.
THE SOCIALISTS BEFORE THE
COURT-WOMEN ANARCHISTS.
Two Hundred Socialists Killed and
Wounded-A Defiant Anarchist
The Capture of Parsons Denied.

The Capture of Parsons Denied.
CHICAGO, May 8-This forenoon
Adolph Fischer, for the last five years
q compositor on the Arbeiter Zeitung;
Gerhardt Liziens, a reporter, and Mrs.
Lizzie Holmes, an editorial writer on
the same paper, were taken before
Judge Rogers on q writ of habeag
corpus. Liziens, the reporter, Is n
small, sallow, dark haired man, with
the look Of poorly fed but ambitious
ltorney, said he had no evidence against
him, and hence he would ask the Court
to discharge him, which was done.
Mrs. Lizzie Holmes, who has been
Iempoyed as an editorial writer for some
thine on the Arbeiter Zeitung, is ap-
Iparently about forty years of age Mr..
lGrinnell signifed his willingness that
: she was allowed to depart under $500
lbonds, and expressed his hope that fur
lther investigation would prove her in
Inocent OF any completely Of the great
icrime on Tuesday night.
| Miss Kate Kane said she appt ared
for Mrs. Holmes, and desired an imme.
Idiate trial. There was no more evil
Idence against Mrs Holmes than against
the printers who were released yesuer-
day. She had been taken from her
Iplsce and papers while condeDsiDg the
news fro m the more orthodox me rning
J papers, who barred women out of their
Ioffices sim ply because they were women
and wore women's clothes. Desk and
lcolumns were denied women in the
pious, nice papers, and women like
Mrs. Holmes were compelled to seek
service oD such papers as the "Arbeiter
IZsitung." She desired to try the case
at once.
The three habeas corpus petitioners
} were seated in front under the desk Of
Judge Rogers. The little woman and
the lesser rep rter of the Socialistic
lorgan were on either side of the central
figure, Adolph Fischer, who sat as erect
as though he was on the judRm ent seat,
instead of in the bar. Fischer is very
tall man, with faded blonde hair, un-
kempt and in pIofusion around both
head and face. His forehead retreats
and he has a sullen and determined ap-
Ipearauce. His counsel, Salomon, asked
for his discharge or his immediate trial.
He boldly asserted his clients inno-
cence and pleaded sgainst remand be-
cause he was married nan, q working
man, who had family dependent upon
him for their living. Prosecuting At
torney Grinnell interrupted "Yes, and
80 had thoee gallant policemen who
were laid low last Tuesday night by
this man (sensation) and his friends"
Mr.. Salomon continued with the us ual
argument of the right OF parties to q
speejy trial, etc.
Mr.. Grinnell addressed the Court
briefly and with suppressed emotion.
The court room Was as silent as the
, halls of death and the friends of the
= Anarchists sat with bated breath. He
said he must ask the Court to refuse to set
d at liberty man whom he believed he
lcoud prove guilty of murder. 5ensa-
{. ton
1--WE have carefully guarded our
evidence,'' said Mr.. Grinneu. We
have kept 1t go carefully that even the
t newspapers have not got hold Of 1t.
have important evidence, and / assure
the Court that am confident that man
(poiuting his fuger at Fischer, who
raised his eyes) assisted in throwing
the bomb (Fischer half rose from his
81 seat and motioned to his counsel, who
did not see him, as his eyes were rivite(
on Mr. Grinnell), and If he did not
throw the bomb in person he was &C.
cessory to the whole plan and conspi
racy. This we can he able TO show by
week from next Tuesday or Wednes.
80 day, and The State asks, on behalf oi
'" Justice, that Fischer shall be held with
out bail until that time. II he is moi
US chief we will prove him 10 be an &C
B. complice In the slaughter of tie peo'
y Pc"
II Judge Rodgers decided to poe'pon,
ne Fischer's hearing until q week iron
ly next Wednesday.
IN The police have begun search amonl
9r- ply sicians for the purpose oi obtaining
ly If possible, an estimate of the numbel
'er of Anarchis'S who were wounded OF
IL Tuesday night. They have found on
lot doctor who was called into Zepl's sa
lal loon, where he attended thirteei
les wounded men Some were badly hur
as about their bodies and heads, Will
w. others were suffering from gun sho
'e) wounds in the legs and arms. Othe
nd doctors tell stories about visiting sa
An looms, drug stores and rooms to atten'
Ip- wounded Anarchists, and by this mean
on' the police have traced up great man.
IL c .ses Tile seizure of the subscription
he list of the "Arbeiter Zeitung" vii
sx' probably lead to the discovery of
Is great many more. The police are conf
* dent that they shot and wounded NOR
OIL men than have been taken to hospitals
OF in fact, some of the officers place thei
Estimates as high as two hundred. Tn
ul- Investigations will probably bring
es, light many SERIOUS cases. Thre
me wounded men we're found in variou
~ parts of the city yesterday, but two {
III them proved to be merely loot ers on.
OF The rumored capture of the Anal
1te chist, Parsons, proves to be unfounded
but that he is still in the vicinity
lRs Chicago and quite as vindictive as eve
Ae- ia shown by letter from him, date
CO. May 7lh, .. m, aad published in th
IN UDailv NewHp this morning,