Telegram-herald., 1886-07-31
GIVE EN- DYNAMITE"
The Sacr leglous Rantings OF
the Anarchist Parsons.
The PROSECUTION NOT YET CLOSED
Damaging Articles from the Alarm
Read The State Ready 10 Rest on
Certain Conditions Which are
Not Satisfactory.

Ca.Aso. July -Proceedinss were
begun o. the anarchist trial by the continue
ton of the reading of the articles in the
iilrm newspaper. A special article READ
was Transcript OF speech delivered oy
the defendant. Parsons, editor of The paper
prior 20 the dedication of thr Board of Trade
ln IL Parsons speaks ot the tramp Nazar
enc. and bis scourging the traders from
the jerusalem temple The speech aiyo-
Gated tue use Of Winchester rifles a. against
members of The Board 0f Trade. with inter
polzlod cries Of Give them dynamite
attributed % the audience.
In an article dated Feb q. lS>6 directed
at Inspector Bonield aud speaking OF the
street car strike. IL IS said that IL the work
ingmen DO not ike the treatment they re-
ceiVed at the hands OF the police then, says
the article Get dynamite. get arms In
article dated \ pri "A, los6. one week
PRIOR % the riot, 10 was declared that the
social war should begin May J. and il was
suggested that dynamite should be used ia
connection with the expected uprising
Officer Daniel Coughlin told of an ex-
pertinent he had made with can contain
ing some form of liquid which, when ignit
ed by a fuse attached 10 10, caused flame
Of tire possibly five feet high, an 4 ignited
the grass for a distance OF i've 10 ten feet in
every direction. The flames continued for
about five minutes. The instrument was
supposed 10 be prepared for the purpose OF
causing II conhagration. Four of these
cans were found and introduced in evidence
yesterday
Charles B. Prouty, a gun dealer, recOg
niEed Engel and Parsons as the men VINO
visited his place Of business. Engel called
With his wife and desired TO see some large
rev0lvers. They found one 10 suit them
aud called aft-ruard and said they would
ike 90 purchase a number, possibly one
or two hundred. for the use of the
society.
Officer Mcnamara testified to having
found, near the corner OF Robey-st. and
BloOmingdale road ON MAY %, thirty loaded
gas pipe dynamite bombs and one NO;
loaded
Professor Walter, occupying the chem
istrv chair at the Rush Medical College
tested the bombs found among the effects OF
Lingg and Spies, and found that they had
the same constituents. in almost the same
ratio. as the pieces of bomb taken from the
body OF Officer Deegan. The bombs con
tanned lead. tin, autimOny, iron and zinc
mainly. sample OF the bomb which
created the havoc at the Haymarket was
larger than an ordinary base bail Professor
Delafontaine. another chemist, made similar
tests with similar results
The State offered IN evidence an article i'm
the 4rbeiter Zeitlng Of May t. headed
Blood. and the manuscript from which
10 was set up in type lt showed that il was
written 10y August Spies, and purported 10
give recital OF the occurrences of the Ne
COrmick riot. Other articles calling upon
the wOrkingmen 20 assemble at the Hay
market and other alleged incendiary arti-
cles were submitted as having been pre-
pared by Schwsb. Before concluding the
reading of the translated articles the court
took It's noon adjournment.
Eugene Legar was again called 10 the
stand and read translation. made by him of
several articles In the Arbeifer Zcih.u0 which
Mr. Furthman stated would be proved to
have been written by Schwab. He also
read translatiOns of reports Of socialist
meetings from the same paper, in which
spies was reported TO have ADVOCATED mur-
der in order 20 protect the wOrkingmen
from starvation by their employers.
The County Physician gave the result of
his post mOrtem examination of the bodies
Of Off ,ers who died from the wOusds re-
ceived az Haymarket massacre. His evi-
dence principally corroborated the evidence
0f Murphy. given Yesterday. John Stief. a
police officer, said that he went 10 the
house of Neebe on Friday. the 9th day Of
May. and found there a IS calibre revolver.
a long saber and a rifle.
Mr. GrnnelI rose and said that they had
been two weeks taking testimony and the
only favor he had asked during the entire
trial would be asked now, il was permission
20 pat in tomorrow forenoon number
Of articles from the 8rIeHer Zriimg. the
trsnsiations of which, by Misunderstanding
had been literally translated. The State
would rest with this and MIR Grinnell sug
gesied that The defense could opeE now if
this permission was granted. After short
consultation with his colleagues Captain
Black said he was prepared 90 open a short
address TO the jury this afternoon on un-
derstanding that the State should be limited
% the translati0ns mentioned Mr. Grignell
said he would ike 10 have the night 20 put
iu any evidence which be found hehad
omitted. bat Captain Black would not con-
sent to 90 on with bis address on those
terms and the court adjourned till l00'clock
tomorrow morning.