West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1886-07-30

was cNidour that under some pressure
Schradc had weakened JNdac Gary
would not allow the prosecution Ia ask the
Witness what he had told the detectives
n WAS ntimntod hN the counsel Tor the
state that Schrado had boon manipulated
bY tko dNtcu,o.
licutounut steele gave an honest aud
manly account of the moV ng OF the police
ON tho meeting and the massacre that fol-
lowed as promptly dcnN ug that hc saw
the bomb thrown as asserting what hc saw
and heard. Lieutenant QUINN tCSt timouV
won't much further than Lieutcnuut
Stccl" =, in that ho stated that he saw
Flcldcu, or the speaker shoot at the police
and that the sclt-Sumr individual was tho
ono who said. "ilvro como the blood
houndsNou do your duty and I'm do
mime. ' and we are pcuccahlc."
tut,NCo, July 20 Nine police officers
and three private citiaous gave Vvidcuc,
yesterday ON behalf OF tho prosecution a.
the trial at the Anarchists. Two important
points were made. First that Ficldon fired
uu the police with revolver about the
tino the hOmb was thrown; second that
Spies ns carly "a February, lNNl. hud bccu
working Os AN organizer for armed rcVClu
ton which was to begin with tho scizuro OF
Chicago about May I, 1856 when an at
tempt 10 enforce the Eight Hour law would
leave thousands Of working mon idle nud
ready To join ia a scheme promis
plundcr. spies attempted 10 get Tia,
officers of the Knights of Labor As.
semhlN OF Grand Rapids To join tho scheme,
and the president ot that assembly, Luther
Y. Muultou, was the most important Wit.
ness on the stand yesterday. Tho cVI.
dcnco that Ficldcn fired ou tho police Wus
abundant aud conclusive. aud seemed
sufficient ia ltsolt TO put a hultcr around
the neck OF thRt individual. Detective
Bouiicld testified TO Rrrostiug Spies
ana SChwHb, aud said that an intcrvicw
with Spies, after his arrest, on tho Hay
market tragedy, he tSpio,l stated that ho
approved of tho method used to CNtormin.
ate tho police but thought a. premature
that the time had not arrived To- start tho
revolution. The witness exhibited "a mum
ber OF dynamite cartridges, iusos re-.
NolVors, dirl, made from "a file aud other
things which hc found soCrct"d i'm the Of.
flee Of the irbcicr IsH0g. Spios' paper,
and the organ Of the Anarchists
tlurAGO, July ~ In Yesterdays pro.
ceedinGs i'm the trial OF the Anarchists the
evidences rendered 10y the prosecution was
the most important, but at tho samc timo
the least Sensational vet oiTered THIS, AT
lrn~t IS the opinion of states Attorney
'llnurll Tho prosecution occupied most
of tho forenoon session VA proving Tint
tho riot nt tho Mccormick works
May was instigHtcd by fow Anarchists
led by Spies; that Spies HftCr melting that
rot. wrote and circulated iuilammatury
aud lying accounts of the outbreak with
iutout 10 incitc the working mon of tho city
o. further riot; that IT. was in defiance OF tho
active opposition Of the leaders of the
strikers thut Spies and his gang captured
the meeting which immediately proceeded
the McCurmlck riot, and melted that meet,
ing 10 attack the non union working mon
aud, generally, that that riot was directly
the work OF the Anarchists i'm tho CARVING
out OF their plot 10 snck and plundcr tho
cltv, us described in the testimony of the
llncss Muulton the previous duy.
rho testimony presented in the after
noon clearly proved that Spies was tho
wilirr OF the my storiuus "liuhc' notice lu
mo irb"icr /"hWI TINT h"ing tho sigunl
Tor tho opening Of tho revolution by tho
armed lurecs of tho Anarchists; that
Spi"t md NchwHb wcro directly re-.
spuusiblo for the iuccndinry scrccis
ln lh' ir50'tr /"i""V that Spies was tho
author Of the Revenge circular: thnt
Spies, Nccbc aud Schvub. directly. aud
iuo other prisoners indirectly, wcro ro
sp'nSlblo for tho circulation Of muir.
u'rOus Anurchistic litornturc, such
ua Herr MOsts Science Of Rcyulu-
the Iaymnrkot riot the Mccormick
rot, iIe throwing Of tho LOmi, tho publi.
cation of the .liIrm and itbr,tG-ZCji,p,g
ih" Issuance Of IucsudIury circulars uul
proc nnlut on,. md the manufacture. stor.
1" a. ami distributions Of explosives wcro
all nu integral part Of % general md prs.
mod iIird plot FOR tho murder or oyer
throw ui tho police force md n'l luw.uli T.
ing citizens and tho seizure Of thc CITY By
th" Anarchists
CuHco, July 30 Only two witnosgo.
were examined iu The Auurchist trial yes
ioIdHy william Schycr aud his wife
sci GER lives Iu a small house on the rear
OF the lot nt no. ii2 Sodgwick street. aud
90 was ln thiH house tho bomb.
were manufactured The afternoon of
May 4. the date Of tho cxplosiou
souo forty on hfty bombs wore made nt
SallE.rs The prisoner Liugg who lodge.
az Seliger's seems TO have been the chief
worker five or six othors, OF whom SoIigci
was ono. acting "a. his ussa.lants Ling.
hat previously Uractiood makua
bombs md castmg homb.sbclls Foi
tuhuinr bomb, he used sections Of meta
pipe ot an inch 30 ono aud a half inrlo.
Ina diameter. for spherical bombs hn cu4t
lchdeu suell5 iu % cuu.shupct mold mrit
ing the lead 900 q ludlc on tho kitrhonstovc
Small iron bolts and nuts wcre imboddc
in tho dynamite. and Cuch -holl sonl.tl
with igImiuHtiug cap md fuse nttuch
mont u wa uuuue.tIOuHbly ono of thr-o
bombs ihnt was thrown in the Iuympr.
Tho forty or nftv bombs nude TINT oftar.
noon wcrc packed boo "a trunk uuI Carried
ip NO. I- tlYDOuru avenue about p'cIDnk
10y lIugg and Seligor Hero they rrr.
distributed tho box being lcn boo q
r.nr room whore ench Auurhisi could
con pr1.or equipped tbomsolvr with
IpWp.. ull OF them being ni tut
HHfu" tWo armed with revolver. and tho
deadly three ldoI hl'.dTkt LIngg nuI
g"Nr.r armed tInut -oIyo- like tho rn-,
DO. i"' proceeded t0 Iarrnhon street
polio. iutuu. They consulted ou
whether they should Immediately throw
bombs Ht that station. or uftHrt Wrb
tinr avenue station FIRST Lugy v1-
n1E'r ty h.gu. 'ehgor was o0HarIly
tui uHIi IIu g Da.a IIuyr had b.eu d..
itIeI 90 attack these stations 10 mako
uch disturbance pu tus N1rl .ida
ih't tha police would bs prevented from
iuH...ug ni thc West sids. whore the .rr.u.
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