Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1886-05-21
TWO TRAILS OF PARSONS.
REVIVAL OF THE STORY THAT
HE WAS IN FLORIDA.

Cuba Declared the Objective Point OF
His Flight-A Registered Letter Sent
from the Goat Regions OF Pennsylva-
MIA to Mrs. Parsons Leads to the Belief
that He is in that Section.
PIITsBURG, PA, May 2O.-A registered
letter was sent from Coal Valley last
Friday to Mrs. Lucy Parsons, Chicago,
wife of the noted anarchist. 1t was
thought before that he was hiding with
friends in the MonongahelA valley, Fol-
lowing the clue given by tne letter, de-
tective has been for several days looking
for him in the Coal Valley. His efforts
have been unavailing, except he is now
convinced that Parsons is not far from
there. The detective has been working
up the case and has almost positive proof
that Parsons is either in the valley or at
Monongahela City, and is keeping close
guard at these places.
is HE EN- ROUTE TO CUBA?
CHICAGO, May 2O.-Fhe Daily News is
in receipt of Information which it deems
positive respecting the whereabouts of
the fugitive anarchist, Parsons. The
Sheriff at Tallahassee, Fla, .teegraphed
last Tuesday that Parsons and a cOmpan-
ion had gone through Tallahassee and
were bound for either Cedar Keys or
Tampa, ard were supposed To be heading
for Cuba, as steamers leave both
ports mentioned for Havana, A return
telegram was sent for a description of
Parsons, and the description telegraphed
back tailed precisely with that of Par
sons. The anarchist was recognized at
a station called Baldwin, but was not ap-
pretended. If Parsons sailed Wednesday
from Cedar Keys it is thought he can be
apprehended.
TRIAL OF THE PRINTERS.
The centre OF attraction around the
Criminal Court building this morn
ing was a number OF printers
who were employed on the Arbeiter
Zeitung previous to the bomb throwing.
They were called to testify to VINO wrote
and setup the revenge circular which in
cited the riot.
1t is highly probable that officer Nc
Nulty, one of the policemen SHOT in the
Haymarket riot, Will die. This morning
the hospital authorities reported that be
was delirious, and that the prospects of
saving his life were few. Officer McNulty
was shot in the leg.
THE BOMB MANUFACTURER.
Louis Lingg, the young man who is sup
posed to have manufactured the dynamite
bomb used In the Hay market, IS still un-
der the closest custody. Capt. Schenck,
who arrested him, said to-day that Lingg
had confessed to him that he was a born
anarchist and he came to this country
from Zurich, Switzerland, with the inten-
tion of spreading anarchistic doctrines.
He came here last August and immedi-
ately Associated himself with the lead
era Of the anarchist party. 'Lingg
is we'll educated young
man." said Captain Schenck. ''He
is only % years of age, but he is learned
beyond his age. / have a large number
OF letters written to him by people in
Europe. They are evidently the work Of
men of ability. From their tenor l am
satisfied that Lingg was one of the most
trusted agents of the anarchists in this
country. One peculiar feature about
Lingg is his intense devotion to the
cause Ofanarchism. He has told me that
he was ready to die for the cause. In
fact, he says, he would be only too glad to
be sacrificed for the sake of the principles
he advocates"
HITCH IN THE JURY.
1t is learned that there is feeling
among the grand jurors that the police are
Withholding their most important evil
dence in the anarchist cases and giving
what testimony they think the jury ought
TO have. With this the jurors are not
satisfied. The police on the other hand
fear to reveal their best evidence at this
time. They are not prepared to trust the
jurors with the Information which they
desire to keep from the attorneys for the
prisoners. There is prospect OF an un-
comfortable hitch on this point,