Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1886-07-20

Prsgres. ef the Chicago
Anarehlns Trials.
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oourtR0om was crowded this mofninn
vhea tAs frst witness. LieuEenauf Stan.
Ton. enc of the oaioers Woandad Ii tha
Haymnfkaf. was plaaed on she stand
The wilneaB described IL detail The
events o. the niRat Of May 4th. He
saw The bonb ID tie air, beard the hiss
inR ~ ihe faas. whieh Wan about two
inches long. and eaw she missile after L
/ struck ths aronod. To the hess Of his
belief Il uas about the sire 81 hia tuo
6sts put together.
Several polieemen Who weKs "a he
oRht Of May &ih testified an 70 she
/ egsnis Of thai night. They al awoFa
thas kieldin nrad repeatedly af the
polieo.
Tuo nsmhers of ghs Knights ef La
boE from MiehiRnn tegiinsd thaz Spies
had unfoldad his plans 20 them. He
said their secret organization ie Chi
osR0 numbered 5000 snd thai thay pro
postd 20 fsvolniionixs sosisty 10 gen
eraL Be mentioned explosives in cen
/ usetinn with the mode Of warfare.
Ofnsers Bohnef and 8hanlsy were the
/ nrgt witnesses this Afternoon. They
gave cleaF, difeo testimony that Field
ID not only participated 10 TIE Hay
market Fi0t, as one Of she speakers, bat
that be drew revolver and hred into
the ranks Of the poliee. This eoFrob
Grated the eVtdenae of Lieat. Quinn,
which on Saturday erected q Sensation,
there having been no previous praof
positive that the leading defendants had
himself otieupted personally 20 sIanQh-
ter the p0lica. Odieer Bohner swoFe
that be stood aome three or four feet
north Of the wagon when the bomb ex-
pl0ded, and fhas be ssw Fieldin crouch
behind one Of the wheels and discharge
q revolver at the police. Witness was
ahaolulely eertain thai fieldin is the
man he eaW shoot the ofieeE. He never
sau kisldin before or since that night
until today, bat be nnhsaitatinaiy idan-
tuned nim. OfheoF stanley gave sub
stantially the same testimony. He at
tempted 20 kill Fieldin on tie SPOT. bat
The man, with i've or six others, ran
quickly into en- alleg which was elsse 70
tne wagon.
James W. Maess was put on The
stand and asked concerning the meet
ING IL The West Twelfth street TuFnsr
Hall on October llth last. He said that
Spies and Fieldin we're present, and shs
former proposed 9 resolution, which
vas Passed, recommendinQ The uae Of
foroe and arms instead Of the balIok 70
redress the wrongs ok laboFinQ men.
The resolution advised working men %
arm themselves to enforce the eight
hour 1osemsnt promised for fhs Iaf Of
Mavs The speeches Of fieidin and
6pisa might best b summed up ii tha
words, "Foree. arms, and dynamite
The resolutions Wese enthusiastically
carried. About Eve hundred people
we're present.
Thomas Grief, owner Of the ball
where the Anarchists met, according 20
informer WalIer's testimony, testified
a. 10 the location OF the premises, bat
furnished no evidence Of Importance.
The witness vas creas-examined to
show that from the nature OF the aitua.
tion very little seoresy could have been
bad for the meetings.
Ofieef John Boyle rose from am0nR
the spectators and With the aid Of
osuiehes hsbhled 20 the witness stand.
He carried thirteen wounds, souvenirs
Of the HaymaFket rios. He pointed AZ
Rieldin a. the man who said 'N0w's
your time.n
Of6eer Spearling testified TO having
seen kieldin IRE a pistol sa the b0mb
exploded. The remainder of khe after
noon vas 0oeapied in the examination
Of Dsfective James Bonheia, who az
rested spies aud Sohwab on the day
following the massacre. Numerous
articles found Ia close proximity 10
Spies editorial desk we're shown, among
tnem place Of fu8e i've inehes long,
and q Illuminating cap. A huge revolver
nearly q foot long and beautifully
nlafed waa Aiao aThihitad
When the hour Of adjournment was
reached the jury looked completely
tagged oat
starving Endians.
81. PAur, July l9.--By invitation Bis
hop Whippie this moFning addressed
the St. Paul Chambeg of Oommofoe N
behalf Of the Imdians af Leech Lake and
WinnehaQooish IN Northern Minnesota.
In 1880 it Was thouRht necessary 10
huild reservoirs at she headgateEa IT tha
Mississippi. after Congress had passed
the Law she Attorney Generals opinion
vas solicited, and 10 that opinion be
has declared thai the Government had
ne aathority 70 the oSernewed lands
belonging 70 Indians. or 70 take mater
tAl from them. Notwithstanding this
opinion the dams have been erected,
the annnities OF the Indians have ex-
pired, their CROPS Of Wild Fiea and theif
supply Of q b have been eomeistely de-
stroJed, and they b sVe 10 means Of sab,
sislanoe left The fndiane ere IN want
noR and are growing desperate. Ihrouah
the edoFts Of their fFionds they have
been 80 far psaeeable. bat during the
winter no one need b8 surprised II the
Government works are ruined By men
made desperate b. hunger aud Want.
The Bishop IN visiting the OoantFy met
party Of Leech Lake Indians starting
f0fess free between Case Lafs and Rxd
Lake. he eaqalFed Of che Indians What
Il vas Tor, ana vas told u Waa retalia-
tioa, dong 10 the whites what the white
people bad done 70 them, destroying
their property.
The Chamber vatsd 70 use its sedsa-
vora towards inlinenoinR the Govern
ment 10 right the wrsng done thess
indians.
The Mlnnenpslia Posis mes Robbed.
MusxARorzs. July I9.-It ia learned
FROM : reliable souros tsday thai the
United States Secfst Service know Wis
the Minneapolis PsatOfaca robbers are.
There we're I've in the iob. Tue leader
uaa The ~Psorta Kid, alias Jsek Qainn,
Uho did ths &25, coo isb In Minneapolis
known a. the orange boz robbery
Jerry Cock was the second man IN The
gang.
An osasr oF the civt Service Csm-
mlaafeu.
wasarzaroN. July 1s.-Ths Civil Ser
vice Commissinu today issued an order
pFohibitlng tbe private sagrstary Of an
Appointing oF nominating oiaseE. or 90
olaeeF Who in the absence ef an ap-
pointing and nominating olioeF aots II
his place, froRa being eifheR chairman
o. secretAry Of 9 board of sxAminers-
Drowned whfIe BAthinG.
ST. PAUH, July ia diapAtch from
Freatsnac annoanoes the death while
bathina 10 Lake Pepin this aftsrnoen
af Miss Edith Bead and Mia Neilis Ne
Key, daughters Of Csi. WIN. Bend and
Joseph hcKey, q -. PAaL Miss heed's
basiy was rsooFsrsd Beth yoane LADIES'
we're aheat sixieen years old.
mnraerea Ter their msaey.
JAxrsvrELz Wis.l. Jaly f9-HenfT
SsaFun. q weafthy fars1ss, Is years old
and hrs wife, living one mile west Of
thn city, we're mardetsd iast ulGht foE
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