The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1886-08-10
Because, / wished 70 sronse the ig-
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Because, wished 10 arnnse the ig-
norant work., 2 p ople 70 realization OF
the wrongs heaped upon them. wrote
what many before ME have written,
and ufged what others have urged,
what thel Constitution. allows them 70
urge, aud that will 90 advocated untsi
some good has resulted.
You intended TO excite your readers
to frenzy and provoke revolution
about which. you, have SO often
preached, aid yon notT
n Defense oblected. al 49,
Both attorney and witness had be
come excited aud were speaking loudly
and vehemently. -
p The State was finally allowed 20
present she letter above referred 70 III
evidence. II was signed John. Most.
and referred to the Hooking Valley
troubles and some medicine. which
he wished 70 send the miners. which.
he thought. would help tber8 more
than the ballot liz asked for directions.
how 10 siiip the stuff aud sand th-t no
directions for It's application would De
necessary. r .lt.r
The postal card was also presented.
and was as follows: a. Spies. 107 f',fth
Arcnne, Chicago Il had scarcely mailed
my letter yesterday when the telegraph
brought news from the h u. One
d0esn't know whether TO rejoice over
that or not. Advance. IN itself, IS eie
waiting. such are the circumstances
that il VIII remain local and, therefore
might not have the result Al any rAie
these people make better imp ssionS
than the foolish yoters on this and the
other. side of the.pcean- Greetings ana
SHAKE. ~ Yours.
/ suppose Hope can now and then
receive upon tickets? r., 49,. -
II. When tie .lsttsr ard postal card
had been rrad, witness wss excused.
The lawyers for The defense tn-n en-
tered upoa Q Ehispered consultation
which lasted til the Court requested
: Captain Back. responded by calline
Parsons to the stand. His manner Tas
IN odd contr st With that OF Spies. IL
vas suaye and conciiiatory in the ex
treme. Few dnestionS were asked
W.kness was allowed 10 tel his stOry IN
aided, and it was extremely common
place, apparently beiog cspi q closely
from the testimony regarding AZ
I movements given by the witnesses iol
/ the defense. After he told how he hac
attended the Haymarket meeting from
! one held shortly previous, at the Aroei-
ter ZeifuRg, in answer 10 q request 10
speakers. and how. having made hi
/ speech. be interrupted klelden 20 sns
gest an adjournment 10 Zeph' IS Halt. q
IT looked like rain, and getting th'
speakers reply that be was abOu
! through. a ter relating these details
the witness said, j then wentto a salOoI
near Zeph's Hall. where Mrs. Parsons
4 and 1ir Holms had preceded me-
went with. o Mr.. Brown, suggest
ing TO him, that We got some
thing 70 drink, as speaking
had made me very dry. When. we ii
rived at the saloon, Fischer was ther'
We drank, and 81 err conyersing a httl
while i began to wonder Why Crow di
y not appear. After a little while Y
went to tho door, and shortly i saFs.
Hash ana heard loud explosion. =.
What did You observe than
saw q large number OF what 81
reared 70 be repeating revolyers raise
in the air, illustrating with bis hand
and saw them empIied OF their charg'
one after another as rapidly as poss
Bile. When the 'evoivers appeared
be empty the firing ceased
" CAPTAIN Black-Now, Parsons tellitt
iilry, or repeat 10 them the tenor
your remarks during your speech at u
Wines was now in his eIemer
He held in his hands 4 qua
: tity OF notes and once assum,
the attitude familiar TO al vi
have heard him make any OF his nuI
erous speeches on the Lake Front and
l54 Lake Street, to the Socialists OF u
civ. His speech occupied nearly :
hour. At the conclusion OF it he "
/. turned over to the State.
Witness told Grinaell that he vi
born in Montgomery, Ala, aud had be-
| / in Chicago thirteen years.
Q-Wbat has been your occupati'
for the past three years!
) / have been editor of the Al0rBl.
4 Did you, in your speech at the la,
! market tell your audience that q
Il TIn<s had advocated the putting
strycbnine on the bread OF workme
{ that Scott, OF Pennsylvania. had
vised controlling them with rides, a.
4 that the 7IBses had been the hrst dy
amiter IN this country? TF
: Did You advocate retaliation BY sor
40, sir: Il simply told thsm 70 defe
-
,lllWhat did you mean, then, BY the c
r preston 80 arms z" y ~
q referred TO the condition OF {
4 strikers at st. Louis. and said thai
Won are struck down By capital q
your wives and children are tramp
4 upon like dogs, then, IL necessary, a.
n and defend yourselves 80 -
Witness exhibited no little shrew
ness in eYading the questions OF
State.s attorney. and the crcss-exar
a nation. was biIef, as above indicate
he wss excused and the court
jourred- ,-s-- z 10
= Appointments for the ID, c
d / WAsnrxsIos. August o.-The Pre-
n dent. to-day, appointed Dorsey Cl'
e eerr, OF the District of Columbis, TO
D. register OF wills fer the District OF .
IS uInhia; end W. G. Matthews as reeor'