Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1886-07-29
TERRIFIED ANARCHISTS.
Eviaenee WhEch Made the
Prisoner. Turn Pale.
spies seen LAxhtiaE ths Fuss of the
Bsmb whleA Crested sueh HAves
b The HaynGrket-A Myn-
tsrsoas Cruelble b Court

tsrioas Cruelble b Court
CEukao, IaIy 2s.-In ths Anarahist
trial this morning, Il. i. Glimer, 3
painter, testified 10 arriving at the H4
markss - sst5 s'clook. As the sornsx
Il Desplains and Randolph streets be
aaw tne wagon oooapiea b the speak
eFa. Fieiden was speaking He saw
some one ieaEe kks wagon and START
toward an alley where tkirty-nvs or
forty pef1oua weFe covering. Ihe wit-
NESS was as the moath Of the alley. As
that moment some one criad, Here
oona tia peiioe." Then the man who
bad left the wagon and joined The par
lies IN the allry lii q mAich. aud plaasd
Il against something held 10 the hand
Of ons Of the persona. A fuse began 30
sizzie, and .immediatelg theeeafteE the
bomb was fhrown. TIE witness was
shown . photograph Of sehnabsl and
recognised is as chat Of the man who
thFeu TIE bomb.
How many men were theref
@Fiva.n
sYou say she anan caae from tbs wa-
Ron and joined this group. Can yoa
recognize any Of the defendants as the
nanfn
..Tss, that is .As mar" pointing at
Spies.
When spies vas pointed ont be dis
PLAYED great and paipsbie aRitati1n.
do you recognizes any others oom.
posing any psFt Of that Rroup7e
YES; thai man there was one Of the
groap, pointina 20 Fischer.
Ibis testimony, following that Of
Thomssn yesterday, oooasioned 3 pre-
found sensation 10 court. The cFoss-
examination failed 70 shake the tssti-
m0ny.
ConiinuinR she eross-examination
Gilmer replied that be thought be saw
SohWab near the wagon.
@Where were you that evening before
yOu went 10 the Haymarketg
Il vas at the Palmer houaeGs
"What we're you doing theEe7"
II desired 70 See Governor Merrill and
Judge Ford"
TIE witness was piled with all forms
Of questions. bat answered thsm satis-
factoriIy.
aYou say that Il vas Spies that lsft
She wagon, joined the group in tbs alley
and lit the match which fred the bomb
whieh caused the expIOsiOa a. the Hay
market
III do.n
Apparently baffisd and exhausted, the
cross examination closed and tbs ceuFt
adjourned for dinner. The Anarchists,
particularly spies and Fischer, appear
cd 10 be eompletely broken dewn b. the
damaging character Of the evidence SO
o0ldly delivered against them.
Gilmer Is long lank man, with
sanctimonions expression Of c0unta-
nance, and speaks IN = drawing tone Of
voice that ae times almost sets the
spectators to sleep. The duil appear
ance OF the audience was suddenly dis
PEELED when the witness testified that
the photograph Of Schnabel was that Of
the man who threw the bomb. InteEest
vas depicted on the face OF each listen.
er. Judge, Jury, counsel, prisoners and
auditors leaned over IN bfeAthleas anti
o.pati0n and listened 30 each word that
fell from tue lips of tue witness. and
when the witness said that Spies was
she man Who lighted the fuse, the most
Intense exeitement prevailed, and the
court and every eye Was oirocted at the
accused, whose face paled. When be
FeQained his self possession partially, be
pnlled neFvously at bis m0ustache. and
leaning over towards Foster bgoke into
an ineFednlous laugh. For one instant
4 deake-like silence reigned, and tneu 9 |
oazz OF many whispers filed the air,
which once more vent into perfect gi
lenas as tbs witness pointed 70 Fischer
as one Of the men IN the alley, and nov
Il vas FischeRas turn 10 pale and tremble. /
In the afternoon, Ohieer Martin |
Qainn testified that thFee OF four days
after the Haymarket riot be vent to the |
house Of Eneel and discovered IN toe
basement q sort Of cFueible made ef
heavy sheet iron. EoRel said the ma
chine had been brought TO his house |
some weeks before By man who said |
it vas 70 be used for mixing tbs mate
rial used ID ths manufacture Of bombs. |
and he told the man II could be used
for nc such purpose Ia his house. The
man placed it IN the basement, how
ever, and vent away. The eFaeible was
brought into court and created eonsid
srabls Of q ssassfion. It vas closely
inspected BY the defense.
Inspector Bonfesd vas called. BE
said the orucible had been bFonQht 20
him from Enaefs house. The Lnspes
N0If WUV M&4 0IGAA = AAAA14tAlA4At -
planned that the apparatus Vas a small
blast furnace ef the kind ordinarily
used in smelling metals. The ore, clay
auc some other details necessary 10 put
ting metals 70 THAI use had not been
into court.
Captain Black endeavored 10 show
THAI Inspector Bon6eld's testimony as
An expert vas faulty aud that tbs ap-
pAratus ooald not be used for the par
pose named.
The Stats promptly called Loais Mul-
IendoFf, vie sWoFe that be vas . tin
snith and that be made the appaEatus,
ar the principal para Of Is. for Engei,
Who took ID awsy when Anished.
The cross examination vas shoFt and
did not affect the testimony, thoueh thc
dsfeaaa plainly intended that the inry
should see 10 the witness emily % fam
lis tinsmith OF EnQei, Who made him .
harmless oyIindsF OF sheet iron, which
oould b ussd for different parp0sea.
Ofioern shutter and Ilowensiein re-
.old the story Of Lineg's arrest and
identiiasd several bombs and parts Of
bombs. together with tools for their
as thess were found IN
LinReis bank.
rFs,.ss, ~. 3avSa ,,pnnaelinoa as1ded