The Emporia weekly news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1881-1889, 1886-08-05


not vary any from his original etaleme0ts.
The states attorney brought out the fact
hat he had been compelled TO move from
his house OWING 10 YiaIta Of ndherenfe Of
the anarchists who sought 10 intimidafe Il
him from taking the stand.
Od1cer Michael Hoffman testified 70 |
finding bombs near Ogden grove, which /
had been pointed cut 20 him by lnformeF /
Lehman. The same witness also told of /
der the house Of Anarchist Thlelen.
Lieut.. Bowler was called Exhibited
20 the jury the torn and blood stained
uniforms OF the wounded police oG1csIs-
Captain Black protested strongly
against such evidence being submitted
and declared that it was only for sensa-
tlonal purpose.
Gl1nnelI replied with some feeling that
had he decided 20 produce Q sensation and
illustrate the numerous character OF the
assault at HaYmArket he would have
brought in the survivors Of that night on
stEetchers and exposed their wounds.
Capt. Michael SchsAk then took the
stand On the afternoon OF May 9Th when
Lingg was locked up ct the Chicago avenue
station, witness asked him whether he was
at 81 West Lake street on the night OF
May Sd. He replied that he Was. and said
he had made dynamite for use ii hay
uAzl hSb. 44t1kk SAAO 40 ANS~S- sAS
because they had attacked the Re pie At
McCormick's and because they were
friendly TO the capitalists When
asked shy they dad rot fight
the police with guns instead of dynamite
Ltngg replied that the militia had guns
Ard the socialists had to use dynamite
When witness examined L'ngR's trunk
he found In IT 3 false bottom and quantity
of fuse. Witness had talk with
Elgle May 18th, when the latter confessed
10 at he had been at the nesting ct Fifty
four Wee Lake street May St.
Capt ShaAk explained the results Of his
experiments In exploding bombs found
among LlDgg's eff-cts. Lingg declared
that be prepared bombs To use them
against the gAtlIng guns of militia in
great reVul luton which had comme need.
house on May 4th TO obtain bombs.
At the opening Of the afternoon session
| Captain Setback explained, upon re-
| quest of Mr.. IpgbAm, the nature OF his
| txpt rience with the fuse found among
the effects of LiDgg. aleo ex-
perimented with dynamite cartridges
| said the witness. had one inserted In .
stone weighing perhaps thirty pounds.
The explosion broke this stone into
atoms.
Cross examined by Mr.. Foster: Wat
TALLY this, that there was 70 be . conflict
between the police and the Calling guns
| on one side and the labOFing men on the
other and that be was making those
bombs to use when that time came?
| That's about it, only he said the time
had actually come, replied the witness.
Those experiments you made were toE
your own satisfactory
| They were made to enable me to tes-
| tifV to the character Of the stun thRk wa
| found.
As matter OF fact, queried Foster,
you woke up Engle in his cell after mid
night to iBterrogate him. did you?
Well, don't remember. Ii did,
had a right to do 1t.
| Do you know of i've detectives at you
station who went to Lingg's station late
at night and exhibited rope saying
that they were going to hang him?
1 do not and do not believe anything
of the kind was done.
| Cspt. Setback sAid that pieces Of the
bomb that he had cut mp were given to
detective Whaler who gave them to PIof'
Lyman for examination.
DR.. A j. Baxter, q member OF the
county hospital staff Of physicians, ssid
be was present at the hospital when the
| wounded police were brought In.
Give the names Of the officers you at
tended II you can, said the states at
| torney.
I attended nearly all Of them, replied
the witness, but they were brought In 90
| fast that had no time to notice Gheil
names. The wounds seemed 70 me o.
| more importance at that time. witness
| thea described the nature OF the wounds
he dressed, In much the same manner aG
had been done by other medical Wit
| neseee.
e. It. s Co.'s was next called and AK
| ed to read his trAnslAt on Of portions Of G
sheet entitled 1.-THE Anarchists, Vol. 1,
No. l." The paper pas published at the
Arbeiter Zsitung office and In notice
requested that subscriptions be eent 70
| EnGel. The first 1rAnElAtion read WEI
| that of the announcement Of the publish
ers. In this IL was stated that the object
of the paper was to promote the aGAr-
ohists, doctrine. Other articles, all writ
| ten in Q highly heroic vein, lAmented the
| oppression Of capital and advocated rev.
oiutionary principles.
Engine iger, an editorial writer on
the Freie Press, identified some Of the
manuscript written in German to be In
the handwriting Of Schwab. The man.
uscript was that Of the celebrated blood
editorial, published In the ArbeiteI
z ,itung Of May 8.
The prosecution then caused Q number
of articles to be read from the Alarm
and socialistic organs. They all preached
| revolution in more OF less startling
| language.
under q sidewalk on PaulinS street, neal
Chicago avenue, four cans Of some sub
stance which he supposed was An explo-
| EIVe of some sort. The cans which
were az by inches, were brought II
and identified by the witness.
Officer Micbell WhelAn was called and
testified that these cans were discovered
| bis attention was called ~ them before
their removal from the vicinity where
they were found.
The defence objected 10 any testimony
from the witness as to the contents 81
| the cans and the witness was allowed tC
go, the Judge deciding that the cams had
not been connected In any way with the
case.
DIR. Lee of the county hOspitG1 testI.
fed regarding the character OF tbs
| wounds sustained by the officers killed
/ sumed the reading Of articles Irom so.
! Cialistic organs. When the reading wa,
finished court adjourned.
CHICAGO, July 30.-The court rom il
| which the anarchists tIiAl is in progress
| was SO dark this morning as To EIquIrs the
lighting of th9 electric lights 10 enable
the newspaper reporters To trSnscribe re
L
The proceedings began by g caIntinua'iuE
of the TeadICg OF ARTICLES in the Alarm
newspap.r. The special article real VA
q transcript OF Pierre Delforj, by the de-
PENDANT (Parso1e), editor Of the paper, pFiOI
10 the deuIcatiOn Of the board OF trade
In it Parsons speaks: Tramp Nszsrer
and his scourgIng traders from the JeJu
salem temple" The speech advocated
the use of Wi0chesters against memheEl
of the board Of trade with interpOlA1cd
cries: ''GIve them dynamite" attributed "a
| the audience.
10 the circular dated February 6. 1886
directed % InspectOg BOnlleld and speak
ing of the street car strike, gt Was said thai
| If the Workmen do not like the treatment
they received at the hands Of the police,
| then says the article "Gst dynamitei Gel
armsr' The article was deted April %,
1886, one week prior 20 the riot, end de-
c1ared that q social war would begin Nay
LET. Il suggested dynamite in connection
| with the expected uprising.
0ficsr Daniel L.ughlIn told Of an expe.
Fiment he had with can canIaininR eOmo
. form n fnVt6 UhiC1. Vkan IHafiRd nv q