Fergus County argus. [volume] (Lewistown, Mont.) 1886-1946, 1886-08-26
SEVEN WILL HANG.
Such is the Verdict of the Jury
in the Anarchist Trial.
Tie Eighth Gets Fifteen Years in The Peni!en:i-
AIRY at Hard Labor.

Futc,Go. Auuu.t ao-At q o'clock this
morning there were twenty police in UNI
form in the court room and several press
representatives The court officials decided
that the relatives Of the prisoners lie al
Lowell into the court roam. aud at .ti'
o'clock The sister % Spies. with another
young woman, made her appearance. she
moved as though she would proceed too
close in the proximity OF the chairs mere
,ofore occupied by the prisoners, but she
was motioaod to seat on the opposite SIDE 4
of the court IN the iOir line of police oil |
GERS, thus Indicating that the pr soners were /
not to be surrounded by their admirers. /
This forenoon, shortly aiterward. the !
mot er of Spie accompanied by younger I
son, also en-, re | the court room and took /
sea, : on the back benches.
The Jury left their hotel at OLD. aud I'M
der the guidance often bailiifs took their
way To the court house and were conducted
t. The inner room Immediately adjoining
/ the main court room. AT 9:2o Mrs. Far
sons entered the court room. She was
given a seat between two Policemen, and
! with two policemen Immediately in her
rear Whether this precaution was 10
guard against any extraordinary exploit in
tile court room. or not, il. of course, un-
known. but the seat accorded the female
anarchist was deemed significant. The
tremendous interest taken in the outcome
of the trial and the finding of the jury.
illusi rated by the crowd which had gathered
in front of the court house to await the an
nouncerent. Nearly two thousand people
were gathered Oh Michigan Stree in front
of the main entrance to the Building gazi Z
up at the windows The police sept the
crowd moving. however, AMI it appeared To
, he composed almost entirely of simply cur
i,us people. Judge Gary arri ged ut 9:ia
! o'clock. and almost ut the same moment
the defendants counsel arrived. The pris-
oners were then brought into the court
roo" an, sa ,issa b2Hdh tbs ffle itA' Psar,
deathly pale. The jury arrived at $50. and
there was an impressive silence as they
!. filed in. When the jury arpeare,. judge
Gary enjnined absolute silence. There wa
a whispered consultation between the jt',ise
: and clerk when the ,riict WAS read AZ fol-
lows: I'VE the jury, find the defendants,
August Spies, Michael Schwah, samuel
Fieden, Albert Il. Parsons, Adolph t1sch
er, George Engel. and Louis Linsg guilty 81
murder az charged in the indictment ala
I iix the penalty at death. We find the de
ieudant, Oscar w. Necbe. guilty of nurdel
in the manner and form charged in th'
I Indictment, aud Xix the penalty NJ imWis
= onment in the penitentiary at rom eight Il
/ fifteen years"
Ca,tain Black asked that the jury III
polied. The jurymeD answered with hrii
a voices Captain Black said he would maxi
n a motion for a new trial. States Attorne,
. Grnnell said ii would be iinpo sib,e tn dis
y pose of the motion during the present term
e but by agreement the motion could b.
t argued at the September term. This wa
;, agreed To by the defense. The Court sand
!. let the motion be entered aud continued
y until the next term, and the defendant
l. taken To jail
n The prisoners then filed out during tn
q interim, under tine guidance % the bailifir
Hardly had the jury left the room whe'
l. piercing shriehs were heard, followed D.
II The heavy falling OF the wife o. Sehwab T.
the floor to whom the result of the VERNE
had been interpreted. Sine is also sis' e
" of Schaubelt, the alleged homb-thr"wer
,e She WAS CARRIE! ont To he air 10y the polio
X and soon revived. Mrs. Parsons locke
n, haggard as she started Ia leave the court
room, but maintained moderate degree .
D. composlre The crowd remained outsid
a. for an hour after the reading of the verdict
H. Ii i, understand that tie authorities MOI
con,emp plate the immediate arrest OF a
persons even Indirectly connected with III
Haymarket tragedy for onspiracy. an
" that on this knowledge many OF the ac'1v
70 leaders hearing OF the verdict, are irepa
- ing to leave the city.
At = % clock this afternoon large Tore
IL of police was gathered at Chicago aNeil
n poiice station under command OF taItai
NJ, Schacs Little Later Chief Ebers,l,l arrives
"A is the curie.it Tunior about town tii
=, the police have "a list containing nearly y
ry men who we're engaged IN the ailafciii
e. conspiracy and that wholesale arrests vi
-. lenceiorih be the order. Ii Is report,
that the names 81 Mrs Parsons aud NJ
! Holmes are among those lur whom wa
ng rants have been issued, charging them VII
nd conspiracy.