Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1886-07-17
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CzEcaoo, July ls.-The triai Of the
siGhs Anarshissa, charged with the Hay
market Massacre, waa actively eutered
upon this morning. tke Jury having been
obeaiae6 yesterday. map showinR
Whera the meeting vas held and where
the homb vas thrown into she ranks Of
the poiioa uas exhibissd to the infy and
| its earfsalnsza verified. Il shoaed she
l0oasion Of Grisf'B hall and Fepfs hali
| from uhich the Anarchists proceeded 20
make shs assault Pslica Inspector
L Baniield vas tbs ssoend uitnoae called
/ Hs vas IN command of tue polioa e
Desplains street on the night Of she
I HaymaFkst meeting. The polies knew
Of the assembly through lbs Rsusngs
/ and other circulars issued by the AnaF-
chi5ta Bsn6eid said tbe police that be
took with him 10 tia Hsymarkst we're
armed. sWhat we're the irstFustionsfp
asked the States Attorney. That no
/ by hia superior of5ceE. As We approach
/ ing the spot on the map, -Wo marched
/ uD % il. Captain Ward, Who vas With
ms. said 20 shoae IN tbs crowd
| Il eali upou yea IL the name Of the peo-
pls 90 dlaparao, and ahall call on yea
pointing ts ne sn the erowd, 'ta aid in
/ dispefsina this cFoud' Al that time
| Fieid0R Waa standing In front Of the
truck. he turned Is us aud said, We
are poaoeabls.' Instantly the crowd
parted in peculiar manner, thnnght.
Then heard this singing noise. have
bad some sxpeFienoe with dynamite
and its fass and OWNED IN an instant
whaf was going 20 happen. The next
/ moment the terrible shook took plaoe.
/ then bullets were fred into us for per
haps q minute or 90, before q single shot
b. 3 policeman ! gave orders 70 stand
/ up and return the dre.'
"How many peraens were iniared by
/ sho huilets1D ssTo the best Of NV
kaOwlsdes. sixty" "How many died9"
Bondeld testified further thai At least
one huRdFed shots we're hred from the
crowd before the IRE vas returned.
| The witness, cross examined b. Capt.
Black, said that 1000 people were at
HaymaEsel square. When he reached
the scene, Fieiden was speaking. Capt.
| Ward ordered the crowd 10 dispsFss.
Ward again gave the command. Field
en- said, 1--WE eFe pea0eable," and the
very next instant there vas . hiasinR
noise and an explosion. Ia the after
Il 4UNu UENGI2A VI N0G sN04AAAAIA NS8A4Ao
vara present. GotfEied Wales. Swiss
pahines maker, was the first witness.
1 He aaid be uas q member OF the
Sooialistio Socisiy for exercising
arms and inssFuetions. Which be
left four months ago. On the night be-
| fore she bomb vas throWn. the witness
said, be was at the ball whore the 60
ciely Usually met. in answer 70 an ed
vartIsemenf in the Arbetter zeifsag.
About 20 o. 50 men we're present. 1he
witness was chairman. fisher and En-
Gle we're pFessnt. They discussed the
killing Of the men at MoCormiek'a aud
what should bs done IN the
i next few days. EuRle introduced
a resolution that II there should be en
i encounter with the police there should
be a estines at various places 10 aid the
strikers. TIE word Rest published
In the Arbeitsr ZsitWay was 20 be the
signal for forming tae meeting. II
there should be disturbances they were
to meet 10 Wicker park, armed.
Then . committee vas appointed
10 watch the movements IN the
city aud report II anything
happened aud II . riot should occur, 70
sheald storm the poliee stations and eat
the telegraph wires and then We should
shoot down everything that came
/ against us. If one police station vas
s.ormed. they should DO the sanas thing
With the others, moving down eli that
came.
siaErneeFsl FIRht Besyeea Congress-
/ men.
WAszrNaroH, July l6.--Qaite q sensa-
/ tion was created 10 the House this after
noon By q personal encounter between
Representatives Cobb Of Indiana and
Laird Of NebFaska, growing out Of
charges made by tue former on the h0or
Of the Houss 10 the eject that the Ne
braaka member had been concerned IN
& Iand ring. Representative Payson OF
Illinois, Of the Public Lands Commit
tee, was explaining to Representative
Qillhllen The ehsot that certain senate
amendments 10 The bill intended % pro
teet homestead settlers, when Repre-
tentative Laird leaned forward from
his seat toward the party and asked,
sWhV do nut you fellows lFefegrtng 70
the Publio Lands Committteel do some
thing 10 break ap the land rings In the
South, instead Of raiding upon the
Northfn Payaon replied that that was
what tha COMMITTEES vas endoavoFing 20
do. Cobb undertook 10 defend the oom.
miltse, Of which be was chairman, and
an anary passage occurred oetueen htHa
and LIird, which ended IN the latter
gentleman calling tbs former q liar.
Witnesses say thai Cobb deslAred thsf
Laird aid not dare 10 come outside and
repeat the language. Laird 10 said
10 have replied that the eenlleman csuld
NOT Get oat soon enough for him With
thia the psir started info the lobby aud
basement. Some one called Mr.. Pay
sons attention % their exit with the
statement that they we're going outside
ta hahs it out. Thereupon Mr.. Payaon
harrI thFough The doorway and cOm-
inQ aD With tue Wc1id be oombatanta
on ths stairway, ,oaught Cobb ~ tas csl-
lar and reconstructed with him foe par
suing 90 b Egish and % foolish conEse-
De succeeded in getting Cobb 70 retrace
bis saspa as far Aa the vet door Of TIE
lobby, Laird foliowing, when the con
troveFsY broke O1t afresh- Referring
10 the charges thAs Oooo nAd
made AGAINST him in . speeeh several
~s~ka 100. Laird anQrily declared that
he Cobb vas liar. Cohb said Laird
as a ueriarsr hut the words had hardly
passed his lips before Laird struck him
heavy hlow on the mouth and noas.
A strssm OF bleed triekled doun Oobo's
faoa aad be Was thrown backward
aaainss the dooFgny. TIE ersWd which
hsd eongresafed intefpoeed at this
ianoturs and the e0moatAnts separated
Lard taking his sal N The House and
Cobb reclining In ~ eagy chair u ne
lobby, where be was snrfoanded ~ hia
frsands. Apparent en- TIE oeeasioa
l when Cobb made bic charges against
Laird. some shrse weeks sgo, thst the
last nanasa BsnbaF, With great diflioni-
| ". Fafrainsd from emphasizinR with bic
hss The indignant defiance buried a. his
auenRonisk. There waz every oeeallon
% bslisvs THAI Il the tntertsrenos had
nol oouss IN the shape Of Payeon, vno
aoaRht 10 pour oil % shs tFoaoled
uaisra, that 9 sAngninAry Petsonal en-
| esunter uoald have FeA1itsd Both Of
he members ponesFned are OF poReftal
phyaiqas and bear tie fepatetian OF
| msn ready a. all times - dafend tne1-
selves Is 3 sitting manner. Cobb stAnds
an fees and over IN his shoes ard = Of
uraposaionate brssdth. bat Il aomewnaa
AZ he dtsaAxantaga of . score Of years
In aae, being In the neiEhhorhooa Of
aftV-eizhs e. sixfT. Lxird u o1t tstfty-
Il - II go thai