Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1886-07-31


in the Anarchist trial was largely of n cor
character. First came hurIv
salooukeeper named Helm, whose testi
mony went to show Neebe's knovledge of
and partial responsibility for the famous
Revenge circular. Gustav Lehman. one
of the Anarchists, described the manufact
ure of the bombs at Lingg's lodgings and
hi, visit to Nett's Hall, where they We're
distributed lingg gave him Il small
satchel containing bombs fuses and caps;
also tin box filled with dynamite
Witness took tho articles home and hid
them IN the woodshed. He became scared
during the night and got out of bed and
carried the stuif away out on prairie
where he lett it. lie afterwards took a de-
tective to the spot and it was recovered.
The Carpenters Union, to which witness
belonged, gave Il dance last March and the
proceeds were taken by Lingg, with the
sanction OF the union, and quantity of
dynamite was purchased. Lehman testi-
fled 10 hearing Engel, in a speech, give in
structlons as to how bombs could be easily
and chcaply made.
Several witnesses testified regarding the
SOcialistic demonstration at the time the
new Board of Trade building was dedi,
Gated.
States Attorney Grinue stated that he
would have read the translation of the
platform OF the International Working
mems Association anu Herr Most's book,
which had already been placed in eyi-
dence, Captain Black objected 10
the reading. 1t was finally decided
that the documents might be pro
sented, and Assistant Stato's Attorney
Furthman read IN loud clear voice the
platform adopted in Pittsburgh ana pub,
lished in the ir6eiter-IdiuRH The platform
begins with TRADE agaIn,tthe capitalists
i'll which they are denounced as the spOils-
men of the aborer The working-men,
it goes on, are forced to com
NIT murder and other crimes through
capitalistic oppression. The screed
finally gets down to business and says that
the working men can hope for no arbitra.
ton through the ballot or peaceful arbtra-
ton. There is but one mcthod-forCc 1t
advises organization aud preparation for
the inevitable conflict between capital and
labor, and calls for revolutionary and ma
tional activity. II demands the building up
of free society, founded ON commuuistic
organization of production and an organ
iZation Of tho educational system ON an
equal basis for both sexes,
Mr.. Furthman next began to read llcrr
Mosts book, Science of Revolutionary
Warfare The translated copy is a
large pamphlet of fortyuine pages, and
the afternoon The author goes fully into
the use Of dynamite, and explains the best
way to explode it, The whole work is writ
ten in that bomba-tic style for which the
arch Anarchist is noted and advocates the
killing of the police by dynamite, gun
powder the knife or prussic acid, the most
deadly of posons.
CHICAGO, July 2G-rhe developments in
the Anarchists trial Saturday are such as
~ cnmsiinr,LI, dnrl,an th. ban"s of tnn da.
fonIanty W., ,,,,'.ocmiinn n,I rnsai,ya +,
attn ,.lir,oN- +, ti,o ,Irnmntir a,iJnr,., nf
tla ,,'',',I, H., tI,o t,g,i,,n1'' af Au,,a,. r.
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t,,rn IN ityn,r J,nt ,,,,y Of grratnst in.
xxx, a. ird'notin,, tl,,t ntbn7. dotantiyns
XII .eo,, I'm onn,I,,.nJ and ,yn,,id
1.irn tLn'rtnsti,,nny in thr case Tine in
trodrrlion nf thn vyitnc.s crrnteI "A .ausa-
tinr md avidnnlIv .farlIal the Inrendants
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a,,,,ltroj j." u,o srri,r. of Iss5 Lv
IVn,nn i GAGE, The Wee PRESIDENT or tno
Iiirst National Euu,,. Inu, told. however.
tEat GAGE did not do This on his own ac.
cn,,ut int that II fuud of Sl5O0l was raised
f1r tIo 'n,un.n nm,n,r fine bankers and
,i.,I ,'' ',rrnralnnts If fine civ. Thr
''.lon,n Ma. ira,l1n,atal by tba CONNER.
eial Club, OF which Gage is president"
Ard'nyyC Inhrson" a datac.iyc. said he
ioued the American group of th' Inter
national Working-mcns Association in
February, lSs5 The last meeting lie at
tended was in january last, H. became
a a men,. n u, P;ni,artnu De-
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