New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-07-27
A FRIGHTENED SOCIALIST.

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A FRIGHTENED SOCIALIST.
nsLucrANr TESTIMONY IN CHICAGO.
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CHICAGO. July 28.-The eight Anarcnists
.., a. trial for tas Hsyuarkst massaers have sne"h
"a, u.u., sirue OF alarm aimee the Introduction
:, tss evidence Of the Pinksrton dsseotvss Ins wv
s. n.As nv ths elass Of witnesses % 9Af. however,
.n, beer Of character 70 confirm the murdsrous
,,otves Of tns leadsra Nothing absoluteiy no" No.
~ N revealed. Il 10 claimed that the fui fofce .nu
eanus of the testimony viii hardly bs understooo un
a. n Il O. In pssscsivs Jansoa 10 only one Of nve Oh
piuker,on's Oldest onlcers who we're pot 70 vofk es
,, vntcr 10 ad out how much Of their thrse sns AF
srchsp actually meant to carry out Ine esssS
and his ssastants rsaaiseA that osnspsfaey' -
crm.a 10 the most difncult 70 prove Usasv sns e.V
tes,uony to bs had In such case - shas 81 s ~.
.,mnI,ee Mr. or.nnsi has ussd them up to ta's pons
20 the pest s1vantage Several OF them nave nov ou
.s.,, .,or,es ana ali have been counrmsd 10 moss
specs by other witnesses end each OF sne esns
ssts from the s0dden Felden 70 sne DOWNS" A.s. -
49, q, nav. M uarticipatsd more OF less actively N
an. consulrscy 70 murder and destroy bas ms ms
n.., shovu ony py informeIA except 20 rsr - nss
be.u corrobor ats6 By other witnessed Nov coess u
,,monv Of these detectives employed long before mo
bomb Vas thrown to nnd out what tnees men weIs ~
marina Following them will come tneir fepofS "'''sA
=, ,hs tina aud suOmitted to the'r emposen'
ss, 40 m.k. thu mnssor complete enough OF those
A. whose instance tho inquiry wAs mades va" soeuAy W
shov that it wss made in earnest sno TOT sne soe
oss Of sscerssiunG what Wa going on ana ass oE s
purpose OF coavictins ths dsfeudanA As'os no~ ''s
ysu. o. eorroborave evidence the testimony Of Deeo'
We Jensen evidence far brought out that
directly connect. Parsons and Fslden with the armed
sec. ion OF the AnarchistA
In to the time the Pnkerton appeared. the course
Of Mr. Fosssrs cross-examnstion seemed 70 in
dieate that they would rely ON proving tnst
vhe these men often threatened to blow mp budinRs
like tho Board Of Trade. Marshall Ffelds store ana
oksrr. they did tnor attemptea IL Whetnot
the prosecution viii be able 20 show tnat any OF them
took bombs 70 tho Hsymarket or had knowledge that
anybody did romans TO be seen That they on
eour.ged Others TO bring them established By tho pro
ducon Of copy Of the cali for the Assembly OF tho
armed section. Tho word "Ruhe" published In the
Arbeaer Zeitumg. which 10 In tbs handwriting OF Spies
Tho prosecution also hes the COPY OF tho "Upsilon
como Monday night" advertisements which 10 In tho
handwriting Of Balthassr Rau 1Asss win %
produced The completeness Of tho evidence wncn tne
prosecution has resented snd OF that whcn sppes'
s,ll to hold In had s eeot upon ootn tne &C.
fendants and their atorneys to-day singular enanko
e.pecialiy, has come over Fteiden and Pnrsons The
,bk renu.iye features of the former wear troubled
look In tho old days he was tho most valiant OF tho ot
He uorthed hs boasted, And In one OF his vaporins
moods declared that few explosions In Chicago just
now would help the cause wonderfully"
An evidence Of the oxensive mAnufacsure OF oyname
bombs for use ct the HAymarkst was again illustrated
.o.i.y IN the finding Of . bomb eighteen and a-han
inones in length and two inches IN circumference In
bsrre filed with straw the top door OF the building
atNo % washington-st Tho building 10 occupied oy
tho orockery Of Wilbur Allon. An employe John
onltn~ nnunhA 0f hzFP
along the eastern wall bit Of twisted tissue paper
nro,ec,ing from what he thought to be An empty
piece Of gas pipe He had pulled 1t half way
ont Of the straw whom ho noticed that the end
Of the Pipe plugged up and that the tissue fuse
was nrmly wedsed n tho end He called several OF the
other mon his side and pointed out the object At tho
same time rsmarking that looked much like "one OF
thoss sce sltss Aynamite bonbA" In sseond tho mon
grouped barrel scattered to tho ends OF the
room almost frightened out Of their wits. The pro-
pretos wcre called up from tho oos below and told OF
tho discovery An examination - distance OF twenty
feet was perfectly satisfactory to them. They then
hastily descended to nrst noor. Tho detectives ~
the Central Station communicated with and Omcer
Rohan sent dswn after the instruments OF death. he
found IL where nrst discovered 10 the barrel He
removed It from IT. hiding placo and stopping along ~
though treaitng eggs 6nally landed It safe aud
,ouod In Lieutenant shea's II 10 fully charged
and The most dangerous looking bomb yet found ny
tho police It's destructive power Will equal that OF
four bombs like whioh caused death ct the Hay
market on tho night Of May A Russian, ADO"
Aschees age about twentyeght 10 suspested OF being
tho person to whom belonGa II supposed 10 be the
handwork Of Louis Lngs. tho bomb-maker. Asehslss
10 known t. DO Socialist for the elk months OF hls
employment with Wilbur Allen, no
tuown to have been regular subscriber
70 number Of Socialist pspera Tho
police believe that tho bomb was placed In the osrrei
after tho Haymarket massacrs. ~ on May 1. the
barrels vere euptod of their contents and the straw
thrown back into them Al the store of A q Gage q
Co., learned that Asenoles and Aren't, French
nap there for short time. but that they wore
discharged about July i9. and va supposed there
that they had gone to Kanaaa
Tho principal witness introduced to-day at tho trial
Joseph Gruenhu recognized Socialist. FOR several
years 10 the city employ - tenement-house inspector
He sl retained In his position BY Mayor Harrison.
HE testimony considered siEnineant although be
gave unwiilinEly. He was asked BY the prosecution
Q-Do yon know the defendantsi A.-Yes. Thstn.
Know spies and Necbe and Parsons. and Fielden ana
schwab. Tho othea may know BY sight but 40 NOT
SaLost ., them and Sc ysu know any OF the
Q.-Bov long have you known spiess Ask
Q.-How long have you known Parsonsi A.-Teu
Q-Pisdsni A-Abous two years. more than
Q.-ADd schw.oi A-Maybs Two years. and it may
,Q-Dd you ssy you know wesos' A.-Yss. I have
0Nho% '.n ,onSI . s X~f,f,eso or twenty yeara
Q-were you 10 tho habit Ut meeting with him often1
A-Oh. yea
Q-Wnst sort OF meetngst A.-IAbor meetinRa
Q-where were they heldi A-Iu tho Arte'ter ZeNn'9
onicA
Q-were you interested in any Of the labor move
benlst Ayes. sir
Q-with what brsnchesf Alt used 70 be called In
tbs bcsinnine the Labor Party OF the United etatea
Then va chahgsd to tho LAber Union of' soeis"e
WOrkingnien.
%4I: ;Sa :s.,. = AssreA';'' A-S0 90 not ''n''d''
Ho was asked vhether hs had bsen present several
Interviews between reporter Wilkinson. aud epioa |
He said that present. and then ssked 70 state
Whst he rscoliectsd Of thew. He said
Milkipson Sskcd many belonged 70 the /