The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1886-05-21
THE CHICAGO ANARCHISTS
THE REVENGE CIRCULAR
WHICH INClTED THE RIOT.
Something About Louis Lingg-Prob-
able Death OF Another Police
Onlcer.

OF attn ction around The CTimins
Court building this morning was {
number OF printers who were EN-.
ployed on the Arbeiter Zeitun9 previous
TO the bomb throwing. They were
called to testify as to who Wrote aud
set up the Revenge" circular which
melted the riot.
It il highly probable that Officer
McNulty, one OF the policemen shot in
the hay market riot, will die. This
morning the hospital authorities re-
ported that he was delirious and that
the prospects Of saving his lite were
few. McNulty was shot in the leg.
LOUIS LINGO,
the young mao who is supposed to
have manufactured the dynamite
bomb used in the hay market riot, Is
still under the closest Gust dy. Capt.
Schasnsk, who arrested him, said 10.
day that Lingg had COME ssed 10 him
that he was q born Anarchist, and be
came TO this country from Zurich
Switzerland, with the intention of
spreading Anarchistic doctrines. BE
came here last Angus, aud imme-
diately associated himself with the
leaders of the Anarchistic party.
'Liugg Is well eduCat d ycung
man." said SCha lntk. "He Is only
twenty-five years Of age, but has lea n
ing beyond his years. have a large
number Of lettsrs written to him By
people not only in this couotry, but in
Europe. They are evidently the work
of men Of ability. From their tenor
am satisfied that Lingg was one Of tbs
most trusted sgtn of the Anarchisls
in this country. One peculiar feature
about Lingg is his intense devotion to
the cause OF Anarchism. He has told
me that he is ready TO die fer the
cause-iu fact, he says he would be
only too glad to be sacrificed fer the
sake of the principles he sdvocat Is"
DIR. EDISON,
OF the New York City Health Depart
ment, was recently In Chicago. A
dispatch received this morning edits
him with saying that while here he
examined the i'm elements of destiuc-
ton used by ths Anarchists in the re-
cent riots, and found them to be not
bombs, but Atlas powder cartridges,
such as are used in blasting. Mr..
Lewis, OF the Espa Powder Com
pany Of this city, was ,ked If he bad
seen any Of the implements of de-
struction. mo-" was the reply "and |
neither has DR.. Ed on. did see some |
OF the bombs found in the poes sstion |
of the Socialists and which were sup
pos ID to be the same as the one that |
These bombs were made
Of lead, or q similar metal, aud we're
homemade goods that is, l never
cav any in commerce" -
CDR. Ed'oD," said Lieut.. Shea,
came in here one day aud asked the
chief il he might see the Socialistic |
stuff. showed him some of the
flags and two sticke OF giant powder.
He never saw any OF the bomb, as
they had been sent out to the II ma
Powder Company's magazine for safe
keeping"
PARs1Ns's WHEREABOUTS
The DalysNeies is in receipt of in
which it deems 10 Itive re-
specting the whereabouts Of the fupi-
tive Anarchist Parsons. The Sheriff
at Tallabas' ee, Fla, telegrsphed last
that Parsons and n comp an
on had gone through Talahaf SEE, and
was bound for Cedar Keys or Tampa,
and was supposed 10 be heading for
Cuba, as steamers leave both the ports
for Havana. A return tel.
s9ram was sent for description OF
Parsons, aud the snswer telegraphed
back Tailed precisely with that Of
Parsons. The Anarchist was reco0.
Dized at station called Baldwin, but
was not apprebepded. II Pareons
'ailed on Wednesday from Cedar Keys
t il thought he cau be sDprehended.
wall NOs Accept Compromise.
WASHINGTON, May 20.-A confersnce
II representatives OF the Employers
md Workmen's Association was held
asst night, but no agreement was
cached, both sides having exp essed
! discrimination not 10 accept any
Meetings OF several OF
he trades unions were alec held, at
Which it was resolved not to recede
rom the position already taken aud to
lold out until the eight hour demand
vas granted. |,
Inc Coal Miner Convention Mt &c.
Louis.