Press and daily Dakotaian. (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1880-1889, 1886-07-30

THE BOMB TfIRI WERs.

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coNoLusIoM OF YEsTERDAY's TESTIMONY.
Chicago, tJuly 29-Captain Setback
continued his testimony. When the
witness examined Ltngg's trunk he
found in a false bottom q quantity of
fuse, which he said he had bought of q
firm on Lake street. Lingg said he knew
Spies md was OF the Arbeiter Zeitung
Office frequently. He had been a socisl.
ist as long as he could think. The wit
ness had a talk with Engel May s, when
the latter confessed that he had been at
the meeting at 81 West Lake street May
g.. When Engel's wife visited him
Engel broke down and wept, and to her
chiding for placing himself in such a
position he replied: "Mama, / am
cursed with eloauence. Louise Michuels
suffered for the cause. She is a woman.
lam Q man and will stand it like a man."
Setback explained the result of his ex.
periments in exploding the bombs found
among Lingg's effects and the havoc they
occasioned. Iingg declared that he
had prepared the bombs to use them
against the guns of the militia in the
great revolution which had commenced.
When asked where he obtained the
mouIds with which to fashion the bombs
he said he made them ont of clay. He
had picked up the gas pipe along the
river, and wherever he could find it.
Six persons, he said, had called at the
house May 18th to obtain bombs.
Court then adjourned till two O'clock.
AT the opening Of the afternoon SEES
sion Capt. Setback explained, upon
request of Ingham, the nature Of his
experiments with the fuse among the
effects OF Lingg. "Ialso experimental"
said the witness, with dynamite cart
ridges. 1 had one inserted into a stone
weighing perhaps thirty pounds. The
explosion broke the stone into atoms"
e. F. T.. Cause was called and
asked to read his translation
of portions of the sheet en-
titled. The Anarchist, Volume 1. No. /.
The paper was published ut the
Arbeiter-Ze itnng office, and in q notice
requested that subscriptions be sent to
%. Engle. The first Translation read was
that OF the announcement of the pub.
fishers. In this it was stated that the
object OF the paper was to promote the
anarchist doctrine. Other articles, all
written in a highly heroic vein, lamented
the oppression Of capital and advocated
revolutionary principles
Eugene Sieger, editorial writer on the
Freie Presse, Unidentified some manu-
script written in German to be in the
hand writing Of Schwab. The mana-
script was that of the celebrated blood"
editorial, published in the Arbelter
Ieitung OF May 4.
The prosecution then caused q num-
Der OF articles to be read from the Alarm
and other ~socihlistic organs. These all
preached revolution in more or less
startling language. Another article gave
minute instructions how to handle dyna.
mite for revolutionary purposes. For
further instructions the. reader was to
apply to "a. 8. The Alarm Relating
TO the filling Of bombs, the instructions
were most complete. At the beginning
OF the article. dynamite was referred to
as "this powerful agent of civilization,
When the reaaing was finished court
adjourned.
To-pAY's TESTIMONY.
Chicago, July 30-The cour room in
which the anarchist trial is progressing
Vac SO dark this morning as to require
the Lighting OF the electric lights to
enable the Newspaper reporters to tran