The Emporia weekly news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1881-1889, 1886-08-05

in the Arbeiser zeitunG Of Nay Al. head
ed blood" and the manuscript rom
which Il was eet up in type. IL showed u
vas written By August spies End puIpoEt
ed 90 give . recital Of the occurrence Of
the Mccormick riot Other articles cali
Ing upon the woTklngmen 70 assemble At
HayuArkets and other articles were sub
United - having been prepared BY SchWab.
Before concluding the residing Of the
translated articles the court took 9 noon
The afternoon proceedings began with
The testimony Of DE-. Biathard, county
physician. He testified e t0 the result
Of the post mortem examinations on the
bodies Of the cf1cers who died, and dee
cKibed the nature OF the WOUNDS
which caused their death. Il waa
remarked that In . msjority Of the
cases &c was pieces Of metal Of irregular
forms and not bullets which inflicted the
wounds. At the close Of the eXamina-
/ don Of the county physlciAH the state
placed GH1Csr John Smith on the stand
and brought out SEINE testimony dam.
aging to Neebe. Then the states attoF-
ney rose and said that &c be
then knew the state had no
| further evidence to present except
some additional foundations nom the
l AHbelker Zeitung; a. these Wereinoe quite
ready to of3er he suggested that the de-
fence proceed with the opening Of the
case, With the understanding that the
stata should be allowed to offyr the re-
mainder Of iss evidence TO- morrow
morning.
Grinnell regretted the circumstance,
| which might prolong the attendance OF
the jury, on whom the fatigue and con-
fnement was beginning 20 be notice
able, and spoke compassionataly regard
ing what they had yet to endure.
RiSNk aaSH the H0fNnCa WyHa WILING IN
mako . short opening. provided the pros
ecution would make the court party to
an agreement that the state should sub
NIT further only the transletiOns referred
to.
Grinnel replied that IS far - he knew
there was nothing else 70 present bat he
would not Ike 70 enter In an tron.clad
agreement to suppress any additional
facts which might possibly come TO
light.
The court said that, rather than have
any disagreement, he would adjourn
/ until tomorrow morning, meantime the
jury, II the weather permitted could
take Q carriage ride.
By an means, asserted Capt. Black
let the jury take Q ride. That 10 quite
agreeable 20 rs. So the court adjourned
till tomorrow, when the state will COM
} plete Its case.
CHICAGO, July 31.-The anarchists re-
sumed wearing red boutonaiTes this morn
ing with the exception of Spies, who dIs-
cardad the one pTOtfered him by temsle
sympatbizer.
John Deegan, brother of the murdered
officer, Mathis DeegaD, was called and
} testified TO seeing the dead body OF his
, brother ct the Morgue on the morning Of
, May 9Th.
Officer Burnes testified to aiding IL
D lifting Oaicer Deegan's body into pa
1 aTt Nka avp lna4nn inf kh0 hmm Z
: and testified to fact OF his Death.
The state offered in evidence the articles
which appeared in the ArbiteF z ituns
3 Just prior to the May massacre, outlining
the violence which would follow the In
+, auguration of the eight hour move. ON
= Of the articles declared that no morning
should pass without the announcement be
/ ing published that the carcass Of g Pink
ertOn detective had been found by th'
r roadside. Under date of NoYembr 9th
. 1885, q notice was printed announcing tina
3 armed drills would be held every SUNDAY
morning at No. 90 Clsybourne avenue y
3 prepare for a revolution on Nay LIST. o.
the same date . method for fashionin!
3 dynamite bombs was outlined. In Deem
D Der, 1885, an article warned WOFkingmeI
!. not to assemble on May LIST unless the
we're armed. Later an article was pesneC
q by Spies In which he warned all working
! men to thoroughly arm themselves
. and be prepared to fight the police. Pink
eTton detectives and militia on May Sd
: Articles from the pen of Spies were real
which were published at various time
down to Msy 4th, urging workingmen 4
arm and fight the police and militia q
D death Msy LIST. The reading Of sn edi
+ toriel sigsed by Spies and directed sgains
{ the justice Of the Appellate court. threat
3 enIng him with death by dynamite. oWinI
. 10 his decision in favor OF railroad com
} psny against an injured employe causeC
: the first waves of merrimenS among tn
defendants during the forenoon.
Without concluding the reading OF thu
\ articles court adjourned until 2 p. N.