Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1886-08-21
0TST SUFFER DEATH.
.rrurVg JURY IN THE ANARCHISTS
: y>Ali'" TRIALS AT CHICAGO.
e-;rr Of Murder in the Frs Degree
q. - =, 01Iy One % Escape DeaA-Hs
Wv Eassa Years ImpriOnmsat-AO-
r,3 For New Trial Made

" .I,nl the finding OF the jury, "aS
D.. 49,, Thy the crowd which gathered
a.1'-'' f,be Court House this morning
IN. announcement. Nearly two
E'' NJ r,opIe were gathered on Miehi-
, IN front OF the main entrance,
M a, the windows. The police
-.- -. Irovd moving, however, and it
Ito be composed almost entirely
r,,r, curious people. In front Of the
.,~,nr,. 10 the Court House
-' ,b.r;, police, and three lines
'.'. ,,J court baiGfis have to be en-
II before any one can approach the
.,w At 3 o'clock there were
roi,nrmrd police in the court room,
r.-I press representatives. 1t was
-'. ...,i that very few spectators, il
.,,i he permitted TO enter the court
The court officials, however, de
..,.,, the relatives Of the prisoners
..fr, allowed in the court room, and
.r.a,,arl the sister Of Spies, who is
,,,rIu, made her appearance. She
though she would proceed to the
.-..m.y OF the chairs heretofore Oc-
D. if., prisoners, but she WAS mo-
..r.,a,,.,, on the opposite side Of the
.-.m ln the rear OF line OfpOlice
., rsr~ indicating that the prisoners
... q, Do. surrounded by their adj
-r. ,5,,rvard tine mother OF Spies,
....,...-l a.a Younger SOn, also enter
.....m-r room and took seat on the
...~.r.,. The jury lett their hotel at
..,.,. aal under the guidance OF
..a, ,orA their way to the Court
.uf were conducted to IN inner
....rlg,rIy adjoining the main court !
.. a.r.1y~ SEATED BETWEEN POLICE
MEN.
,..-INl~ rIr~on> entered the court |
...a.,r h.r ruticulr, accompanied by Il |
...-.a, l-l> attended her throughout |
r ~..Wl> given a seat between !
... ...r.1.u. and with two policemen |
..r. I'm her rear. Whether this |
.-....n u..~ ,o guard against any eN-
-.-.a.ry exploit in the court room, OF
..., rur>,.. not known, but the seat |
.-...l .'r i.ril., Anarchist was deemed |
.....r.. Iy $50 the crowd iii the |
.-. ..a, numbered about Que hundred, !
.l,,,.,. composed, with the exception
...a-,Iu, named. ~ police, court bal
-. ... rr.,s representatives.
g., H..,k. the wife OF the chief counsel
... prisoners. who has been in court
. ,ucurglti % take her former seat
..-' '.- prl-uur->, bat w.G~ requested to |
- a,- >.1, on the opposite side Of the
... .,..u Nrs. Black remarked to L
...a.-r r.p1rtcr. IL she laid down her
a ..yoi oiGrw>pIpcrS: Well, they say 1t
.... .,ar against our men. They take
.--s wrll though They seem to ex-
r.,
.anEtElNrE or THE PRISONERS.
&. gr,.r- WI, tu. frSt of the counsel to
...rUn appearance. arriving ut 9:l5. He
.,. nrl shortly ltterward by Mr.. Sal
..a fal- UJry arrived ut 9:l7 o'clock,
d. .uu>, q, the SINE moment Captain
49,, ali Nr Xci>ler, completing the
r.'ro. the defendants counsel, ar
captain Black remarked to his
o.. a@U De- entered: II havS Just had
sa. s-h ,hr prisoners. They have seen
.a.-., aaI know what the probable
..r-., They will laugh ut death,
E .s attorney. with half tragic air.
..rI ,hlt they would show no eX-
ra.- quite number of attorneys
allowed % come within the railing.
.~rut 'O give the room 4 somewhat
"w,ri appearance.
j. m.,aurrs were brought into the
.-. .oou at 9.52 o'clock, and were
~-.'., ;ar northeast corner of the Court
.'. 10 ,'la side benches The Court
N-.el ,u order ut 9:i5. The prison
T. 2ot observable to the eyes Of but
~a ln the Court room. They pre-
.."0, the usual appearance, though
.' ..I Fischer looked deathly pale.
-. -~ arrived n Y:,5 o'clock. There
.s .s.a.'S>re silence as they filed in.
HIE VERDICT RENDERED.
".. .ur jury appeared, Judge Gary |
-.-", absolute silence. There WAS a
,-.n' consultation between the Judg,
-... 'TrA. when the verdict was rem
. IND ., follows.
'.. ;ae jury, lind the defendants, |
'E Spies. Michael Schwab, samuel |
..-. t.hr; K. Parsons. AdOlph |
'.... Hr"7-r Engrl and Louis Lingg
.. .. @urI~r Us charged in the indict
--. IA Oh" p"nLlty at death. We
. defendant O>car ". Neebe guilty |
........ 10 manner and form Us charged
-. ..1rimrnt and tN the penalty At
..i.atm the Penitentidry for tit-
'2 Black asked that the jury be
tar J3yymrn answered with firm
.s4.a Black Nlid he would desire to /
4 notion Tor urw trial.
'.' A,,;orncv irinnell said it would
be-. ,'.',e 10 dispose of the motion dur
present term. but by agreement the
,~o'd Dr. argued at the September
'--' "a' agreed to by the defense.
Ia. .''.; let the motion be entered
......,'H until the next term and de
-.' ,'Nrn hack to Jail.
+ 'HFLNENr FROM THE COURT.
,,. ,"' then arose and addressed the
IN n..ow>.
4. l. .- ....llsN ...,llls oF THE JURY-YOu have
7... '~'> 'onc and very arduOuS trial,
r ..glWTed a very considerable
..-.... -' ,,'ie and some hardship. hope
II ,..- '",!S haS been done that could |
81 .... ""lr 10 make those sacrifices
I. 4 ~ dS mlld as might be permit
N not become me 10 say any |
..,r 7''" 'o the ease that you have
II r,-... verdict You have rendered;
II r... - ''l>prliy serving rs jurors, as
e. ,.-.. .'''.' deserve some recognition
a-.-e ,..'e You have performed, beside
77t ~'' compensation You have re
S 2, ..... man 5 Of the jury said: "The
5 rs,r,, i, y, P'ied tome the only agreeable
,-,, i. -. ~ IN our province to perform,
81 ,,l-t.s w 'hank the Court and counsel |
s q, s.rT. .T..'e and tor the prosecution for !
4,,., -, care 10 make us rs cOmforta- |
-,..ir.. ...'.e -' during our confinement. |
r -N You
.1- p-;so. ,, ,,Sponded very briefly.
erin E..>S'ers ~. had filed ont during this