The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1886-07-30
nLoop,sTA1NEp uNIronNIs
OF the Murdered Police Officers shown n
COurt-Lingg's Confession,

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CHICAGO, July 29,- States Attorney
Grinnsll announced this morning that all
the testimony for the State in the Anar.
Chlsts trial would be laid before the jury
by tomorrow evening, schRaubelts sis.
ter was among the spectators in court
One division Of the courtroom was exclu-
aivsly occupied by women.
DR., John b, Murphy, the fret witness
to-day, said that he attended many Of tho
wounded officers at the DesplAines street
station, He was called there at about II
O'Clock, and on going into the station saw
ten men stretched out Rroaning In sgony,
Up stairs he found Officer John Barrett
with hole in his side big enough to sd-
nit two fingers. Some twenty.Bix or thirty
officers were attended, Among them
were Flsyln, Hansen, Miller, Whitney,
Keller and Redden, Those attended at
the hospital by DR., Murphy was
Charles Fink, three shell wounds
in the lex, Tho popularity Of this shell
wound iH that 1t makes q very small open.
ing but inside the soft flesh is torn terribly.
NJ, NJ, Thompson, the young man who
gave such damaging evidence against the
leading Anarchists on Tuesday, was re-
called by the detenee and asked whether
he was not at Grier's Hall on the night OF
May 4;h. He replied that he was not.
He was questioned very closely by Mr.,
Foster, but did not vary any Of his driRi,
nal statements. The States Attorney
brought out the fsci that he had been
compelled to move from his house on
South Green street owing to visits from
adherents Of the Anarchists who sought
10 inttmldate him from taking the stand.
Officer Michael Hoffman testified to
finding the holnba near Ogden Grovs,
which had been pointed out to him BY
the intormer Lehman. The same witness
also told Of the vast amount OF deadly
missiles found under tho house Of the
Anarchist Thielen.
Lieutenant Bowler was called and ex.
hiblted to the jury the torn and blood.
stained uniforms Of the wounded police
officers.
Captain Black protested strongly against
such evidence being submitted. He de-
Clared that 1t was only for Sensational
purpose.
Mr., Grinnell replied, with some feeling,
that II he had desired to produce sensa.
tion and to illustrate the murderous char
acter OF the assault at the Haymarket, he
would have brought In the survivors OF
that night on stretchers and exposed their
wounds.
Captain Michael Setback then took the
stand. On the afternoon OF May IL, when
Ltngg was locked up at the Chicago Ayen.
ue Station, the witness asked him whether
he was at No. 81 West Lake street on the
night Of May 8, and he replied that he
was. lie said no had made dynamite for
use at the Haymarkst Lingg said he
hated the people at McOormiCk's because
they had attacked the people at MCCor.
macks and because they were friendly to
capitalists. When asked why he did not
fight the police with guns instead OF dyns.
mite, L!ngg said the militia had guns and
the Socialists had 10 use dynamite. Lingg
said he made three kinds OF dynamite.
He had learned how to make 1t by read.
ing books. When the witness examined
Lingg's trunk he found, in false bottom,
q quantity Of fuse which the prisoner said
he had bought Of firm on Lake street,
Lingg said he knew Spiea and was at the
Arbeiter Zeit4ng office frequently. lie had
been socialist as long as he could think.