Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1886-08-07

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ON Thursday that he saw Suics E,,,.t t.n
luso ana Nchnaubelt throw the bomh ron,a,
oi good family. His father was lin,
Thomas W. Gilmer, formerly Cn,,ar,,",
of Virginia and member of Co,,,,,a'' u''
and afterward Secretary of the Iar,'
when he was killed, together WITH NJ
lpshur, Secretary of State. David Oar,
liner ana several Others, by the hur,tin,,
of Commodore StOckton's bic p-uu n,, ~
the frigute Princeton during n neVs,,,, r''', W =
curslon ON the Potomac. FehriIl.v - ia,
In the trial yesterday Dr. j. B. Murpbv
gave a graphic and narrowing acrount or
lhe eueclS OF The bomb and the Sufreringe nf
the wounded and diving. He had otIand.J
nearly thirty OF the victims of tba' ev,
ploSion, some of them at the De,nla,nns
street station and Others at the ha.nftnt
Describing IN detail tho wounds of thn
chlei suhererS, he told ghastly story Of
nnlaiisieu oohes ana ragged, quiycring
| hesh-tle shattered bodies of those
who caught the fun force of ibn ex.
| pIoding shell. Some pieces of shell that
left but small surface wound mad torn
great Jagged tunnels through limos
liver or intestines, while Others that
| had torn off lumps of surface Hnsh
had left the Internal organs untoucbed
Inc incidental description of the suf
! icllhgs OF Jacob Hansen, Timothy Flayin.
Lawrence Murphy Nicholas shannon,
! Thomas Redden and Bernard Murnhv
were extremely painful to many Of hy ths
listeners, and moved some of them ia
| tonrs
quantity OF clothing Of the murdered
ana wounded policemen was exhibitsl,
bearing hlooi-stainS and hullet-hole; and
rents torn by pieces OF shell. They vera
identified as the garments worn by the un.
fortunate policemen who fell at their poss
OF duly AT the llaymarket Captain Black
| opposed this exhibit, but the States At
torhey SAID mat he ought TO be sat lied if
they dld not brng in men on slrgtrhers
dend and dying, TO show the deadly work
of the prisoners.
Police Captain Setback described an in
terview with l4ingg the day the latter was
arrested. Lingg freely confessed he had
made dynamite bombs and intended to uss
them against The police He had bought
the dynamite IN store on Lake street,
had learned how to use it from
Herr MoSts book, and had experimental
successfully with some bombs of his own
make Captain Setback then described his
experiments with some of Lingg's dvna-
mite, and exhibited as evidence of lis
power the broken metal and plank already
retelred to. The bombs CARTRIDGES fuse
etc, were also put in evidence
CHICAGO, July 3l.-At 2:3O O'Clock yes
tcrduy afternoon the State $ Attorney in
formed the judge and jury in the Andrch.
lists trial that he had rendered all hi, evi.
dence against the accused, with the exrel-
~ ''o' - 'oiio ~! ii"l hia'per' "nlch ne pro-
p'aoS 70 P'.y III 'it's lilofilIhg; An adjourn
H'Vnt ""o taeh t"hoh unlIl to-day' lhe
can now be fairly estimated.
States Attorney Grinnell claims that
t tu5 19t"uo g'l uoo proven W lhaI thefe were
III NhiVaSo "i or|aili"auol OF Anarchists
''.'i "uIso Pul l'so VIZ Vlc ue'Il uciloh OF me
an' pioPenay una lne suoVerSloh OF social
Vtu'i ,ti ~ lnaV ny organization existed in
Nni, ~ ioi oNoI tNo yours ana that the
~ ny ~ p IS'nel9 "cre "COlNe ilieHbcTS Oh IL.
'"I iu"I Wy ac'"eet PieParea Ior tRe
,I,,,,,,,i. 'p,"uVn ~ ing Ii""utactuIo oi
ny iiaun''o pol'ihs, ny uiilllhg' afminE ana
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a"a ~ u! %te tU,e 'Ho Iov"lI on or ahout me ist
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